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<p>Hampshire Reform UK leader Cllr George Madgwick.</p>

Reform UK set to take seat on mayoral authority board

<p>Alton in Hampshire and Alton in Illinois were both touched by civil war.</p>

Letters to the editor: Two Altons linked by civil war

<p>Hampshire County Council annual general meeting 2026.</p>

Reform UK secure senior committee roles at Hampshire County Council

<p>A Hampshire County Council election ballot box.</p>

Conservatives lose control of Hampshire County Council after 30 years

<p>Emily Young shakes the hand of Conservative candidate Brighton Gono after winning the Alton Town vote.</p>

Lib Dems celebrate Alton Town and Petersfield Butser victories

<p>Hampshire County Council headquarters.</p>

Reform UK forecast to win most seats on Hampshire County Council

<p>From left, Farnham Central candidates David Beaman, Andy Macleod, Richard Steijger, Tony Fairclough, Christopher Storey and Timothy Visser.</p>

Farnham Central candidates outline policies at hustings

<p>Reform UK candidates in the local elections include, from left, James Macey (Farnham North), Sandra Johnson (Farnham Central), Ed Cowley (Farnham North), Tim Visser (Farnham Central), Jonathan Ashworth (Haslemere), Ged Hall (Waverley Western Villages), Barb Witt (Haslemere), Chris Olive (Waverley Western Villages) and Tasha Vodden (Bordon).</p>

Reform UK calls for £3.5bn debt write-off in West Surrey campaign

<p>Hampshire County Council headquarters.</p>

Conservative polling shows party second behind Reform UK in Hampshire

<p>The entrance to the University for Creative Arts in Farnham.</p>

Letters to the editor: UCA's 'decline' is not just about money

<p>An Alton Town Council by-election was held today.</p>

Green Party wins vacant seat in Alton Town Council by-election

<p>An Alton Town Council by-election will be held on March 12.</p>

By-election to choose new town councillor for Alton Eastbrooke ward

<p>Ged Hall, Chairman, Reform UK - Farnham and Bordon</p>

Reform UK's Ged Hall: Warning - political turbulence ahead

<p>Matthew Kellermann, Chairman, Reform UK - East Hampshire</p>

Reform UK's Matthew Kellermann: Is anyone listening to East Hampshire?

<p>From left, Reform UK members Alex Roebuck (Godalming and Ash), Rory O’Brien (Spelthorne), Graham Drage (Guildford), Richard Tice MP, Samantha Goggin (Surrey Heath), Clive Hall (Reigate), Ged Hall (Farnham and Bordon), and Richard Barker (Woking).</p>

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice addresses Surrey members

<p>Griffin Way North in Hook. </p>

Flags removed across Hampshire

<p>Hampshire councillor Barry Dunning, right, has defected from the Conservatives to Reform UK.</p>

First Hampshire County Councillor defects to Reform UK

<p>Downing Street in Farnham remains closed to through traffic.</p>

Your letters to the editor: Traffic disruption is becoming unbearable

<p>Ged Hall, Chairman, Reform UK, Farnham and Bordon</p>

Farnham and Bordon Reform UK: Time for an honest immigration debate

<p>Reform UK objects to the use of Potters International Hotel in Aldershot to house asylum seekers.</p>

Reform lodges complaint over Aldershot hotel housing asylum seekers

<p>Alex Wilson, the first Reform UK member on the London Assembly, was the guest speaker at the party's Farnham & Bordon group meeting in Haslemere. </p>

Reform UK group welcomes breakthrough member from London

<p>Our correspondent took this picture of litter in Petersfield in January.</p>

Your letters to the editor: Litterbugs are a disgrace to this country

<p>Ged Hall, Chairman, Reform UK, Farnham and Bordon</p>

Farnham and Bordon Reform UK Party chairman: Voters are ready for change

<p>Ged Hall, right, local Reform UK chairman, with Mayuran Senthilnathan, the party’s former parliamentary candidate for Epson and Ewell at an event in Farnham.</p>

Reform UK party hosts event at former Conservative Club in Farnham

<p>Reform UK hopefuls Ged Hall and Graham Drage enjoyed an audience with Ann Widdecombe in Guildford last week</p>

Reform UK hopefuls get campaign boost from Ann Widdecombe