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<p>Dom Barker in a full body case following the accident on July 4</p>

'I survived the crash that killed my best friend'

<p>Priyanga Burford as Noor in A Small and Quiet Light at the Chichester Minerva Theatre (Photo: Marc Brenner).</p>

Radio operator battles to keep light flickering

<p>Candle and Page founder Nancy Underwood, centre front row, with members of the Haslemere book club.</p>

Haslemere book club casts spell with ACOTAR event

<p>Martin Cosser takes to the stage with Fearlessly Taylor at Charlie’s Festival in Milford.</p>

Milford unites in Charlie’s memory

<p>The team taking on the banger challenge, from left, Dill, Mike, Robbie , and Pete.</p>

Farnham friends take on banger rally challenge

<p>Prosper and Liphook FC's Game for Charlie's Promise brought the community together, raising more than £6,100 to support the charity's work tackling knife crime.</p>

Three years after tragedy, Charlie Cosser's legacy is only growing

<p>The First Friends Day Nursery on the Wootey schools site is celebrating its Strong Standard rating from Ofsted (Photo: Captured By Claridge).</p>

Praise for nursery from Ofsted inspectors

<p>Les Causton training for his LEFRO'GLE</p>

Les, 75, gears up for 2,000-mile charity bike ride

<p>Revd Dr John Illsley, Haslemere Methodist Church</p>

Faith Comment: Forgive the past and live in the present

<p>A portrait of Florence Nightingale by Henry Haring.</p>

Peeps into the Past: Farnham’s connections to Florence Nightingale

<p>Oakhangar May Fayre host Greg Vincent with the Alton Morris Dancers.</p>

Twin queens crowned as May Fayre raises £3k

<p>Godalming Town Mayor Bob Crooks MBE during his visit to the offices of Guardian Angels Carers Godalming to meet members of Godalming Walking Football Club.</p>

Mayor hails walking football team after FA Cup win

<p>General Medical Emergency Ward 10 is coming to The Phoenix Theatre and Arts Centre in Bordon.</p>

Comedy spoof of medical dramas at Phoenix Theatre in Bordon

<p>Stephanie and Rob Churchill - Omaze Monthly Millionaire winners. </p>

WATCH: Hampshire woman swigs champagne in car park after £1m win

<p>Charities receive their shares of the proceeds from the spring 2024 Alton Beer Festival.</p>

Summer Alton Beer Festival tickets on sale

<p>The Whole Notes community choir is giving an informal concert in Alton.</p>

Community choir will hit the right note with free concert

<p>Jo Hopkins, Petersfield United Reformed Church </p>

Faith Comment: A time to cherish those we love

<p>Ben Cornell, Hope Church, Petersfield</p>

Faith Comment: Longing for the home we have not yet reached

<p>Guy Pritchard, Farnham Vineyard</p>

Faith Comment: A friend of the forgotten and the outcast

<p>From left: Oscar Mponda, country director of the Malawi Schools Trust, Brodie Mauluka, Ann Foster and Norma Corkish.</p>

Hampshire and Surrey clubs and societies news

<p>Ben Govier, founder of Dylan's Ice Cream (Ben Govier)</p>

Shock closure: Dylan’s Ice Cream shuts its doors

<p>Kevin James Andrews has created a Christmas single in aid of the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice (Photo: Kevin James Andrews).</p>

Singer finds comfort in the lights at Christmas

<p>Andrew Margerison is bringing A Christmas Carol to the Phoenix Theatre and Arts Centre in Bordon (Photo: Dyad Productions).</p>

One-man version of A Christmas Carol coming to Phoenix in Bordon

<p>Nicholas Koutsandreou Macdonald, 33, became addicted to ketamine.</p>

Hampshire dad’s 8-year ketamine hell

<p>Connie Murphy of Bordon who recently celebrated her 102nd birthday.</p>

WATCH: Connie kicks off 102nd birthday celebrations

<p>The Revd Lexi Russell outside the Badshot Lea Community Garden.</p>

Alfresco church service planned for Badshot Lea