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<p>In this Edwardian-era photograph, Charles Charrington bids farewell to guests at Frensham Hill.</p>

Peeps into the Past: Edwardian life at Frensham captured in photos

<p>Andrew Partridge, St Andrew's Church, Farnham</p>

Faith Comment: The wonder of life is truly incredible

<p>'To infinity and beyond' by Jamie Fielding, Dark Skyscapes category winner</p>

VIDEO: Amazing photos capture beauty of National Park’s Dark Skies

<p>Richard Eccott</p>

Dad still waiting for answers in son's death

<p>Police notepad</p>

Farnham man accused of taking indecent photos and child exploitation

<p>A local fox captures its prey while out hunting.</p>

Photographer captures stunning photos of local foxes

<p>A ‘consultation’ exercise at Farnham Leisure Centre a decade ago emphatically stated 'Brightwells – better living, eating, shopping ,relaxing and going out in Farnham Town Centre – OPENING 2015'</p>

Opinion: Do you remember when Brightwells Yard was ‘Opening 2015’?

<p>The 2nd Alton Boys’ Brigade celebrates its silver jubilee in 2009</p>

Alton Boys' Brigade is 40 years old this month

<p>Big crowds lined the lanes around Meonstoke for the Hursley Hambledon Hunt Boxing Day meet</p>

WATCH: Big crowds gather in Meon Valley village for Boxing Day hunt

<p>Birdwatchers Richard Kernachan, Shean King and and Simon Thorn wait for the perfect photo of a waxwing at Haven Way opposite Farnham Hospital</p>

Birdwatchers flock to Farnham to celebrate return of rare waxwings

<p>‘If a robin in a winter landscape is not the most popular Christmas card subject, it must be very high up the list,’ writes Malcolm Harris, of Beech. ‘As a child I had a fondness for cards featuring Victorian, horse drawn mail coaches, but they have been out of fashion for decades and seem to have now completely disappeared. I wonder, given time, if the same could happen to the robin?’</p>

Picture This: The best wintry pictures submitted by readers

<p>Photograph taken on November 5, 1955 and captioned: This picture, showing in the foreground the crater made by the RAF jet fighter aircraft from Odiham which crashed in Kennel Farm Paddock, Frensham, on Thursday week, indicates how narrowly the nearby farm and houses escape destruction. The pilot and his companion landed safely by parachute in the vicinity of the Farnham by-pass road. The aircraft was believed to have been Vampire XD539.</p>

Herald Archive: Near-disaster as abandoned RAF jet crashes in Frensham

<p>A plan of the Longmoor Military Railway from one of the open day guidebooks (inset) and the platform at Liss</p>

Open day fun and BBC bloopers on the Longmoor Military Railway

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Farnham through your eyes on 'Picture This'

<p>This 1900s cartoon captures a frenetic scene at Alton station – or does it...</p>

The last train from Alton – as seen in the 1900s...

<p>Superintendent Simmonds (far left) with his grandson Arthur Slaught outside The Old Court House in Union Road. As yet unidentified are the officer and child to the right.</p>

New photo of Farnham ‘bobby’ Superintendent Simmonds raises questions

<p>ATTA members join guests from Montecchio Maggiore at the tree planting</p>

Alton Town Twinning Association welcomes Montecchio Maggiore guests

<p>Zoe Cotton and Jim Avenell clearing trees on Selborne Common</p>

Selborne Village Hall to host talk by National Trust rangers

<p>Crondall Primary School's 2023 reception class</p>

Don't miss our Reception Class 2023 supplement inside today's paper!

<p>Buriton village High Street in about 1910</p>

Capturing the moments: Don Eades’ legacy highlighted at Bygone Buriton

<p>Aldershot man Daniel Drew has been jailed for four years being found guilty of multiple domestic abuse offences</p>

Aldershot man jailed for domestic abuse and revenge porn offences

<p>Mr Fairlie, Louis and Walter Hartright</p>

Winton Players stage electrifying climax to tale of desperate woman

<p>Petersfield's Rams Walk being constructed in 1993</p>

Petersfield’s Rams Walk turns 30 this year – but how was it named?

<p>Chawton Church</p>

Alton Rotary Club searching for best young photographer and writer

<p>The delivery vehicle of “Giles & Co, The Bacon Kings”, once based at 32 Downing Street, Farnham</p>

What can you tell us about the reign of Farnham's 'bacon kings'?

<p>Farnham's former town hall and corn exchange was built in 1866 and dominated The Borough</p>

From the Archive: The sad demise of Farnham’s once-mighty clock tower