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<p>Hampshire Police have appealed for information about an elderly woman seen on the A31.</p>

Police seek info about woman walking on A31

<p>The more people who cycle or walk, the fewer potholes in our roads.</p>

Pedal power pays off with green travel reward scheme

<p>Right At Home Guildford & Farnham</p>

Immersive experience sheds light on living with dementia

<p>Walk Miles in May to support dyslexia research.</p>

Join Miles in May to support Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity

<p>Farnham Walking Festival principal sponsors Andrew Kingston and Mia Sumner from Kidd Rapinet; Cllr Brodie Mauluka, Mayor of Farnham; Steve South and Dulcie Ezuruike from Shaw Gibbs.</p>

Farnham Walking Festival steps up for 10th year

<p>Retired Colonel Leslie Clark, 90, of Normandy plans to walk 100 miles.</p>

Veteran, 90, steps out for 100-mile charity walk

<p>The boardwalk at Thursley is an example of a popular walking path in Surrey</p>

Surrey and Hampshire in top three for UK’s best walking spots

<p>Hampshire County Council, East Hampshire District Council and South Downs National Park Authority have worked together to develop the plan </p>

Views sought on Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan

<p>Matthew Clark will attempt to climb the three highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales - and cover the distance between the peaks on his bike - in under 24 hours.</p>

Fundraiser to attempt 48-hour mountain climbing and cycling challenge

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Farnham Walking Festival 2024 to return next week

Enjoy a free guided stroll through Farnham and surrounding areas

<p>The Farnham Infrastructure Programme says its scheme will improve walking and cycling links between Farnham Station and the town centre</p>

Multi-million pound plans for A31 get government approval

<p>The Alton Walking Festival returns this April</p>

Alton Walking Festival: Gearing up for a feast of walking from April

<p>Alice Holt Forest changing colours in autumn</p>

Walk throught the best of Farnham

<p>Emily Thomas (far right, glasses) with her Buriton family.</p>

Brave Buriton student on waiting list is highlighting donor need

<p>The Stagecoach 65 bus connects Alton to Bentley, Farnham and Guildford</p>

Letter: Bus cuts are a nail in the coffin for us carless pensioners

<p>The many cycle tourists who make Haslemere a pitstop need secure places to lean their bikes close to cafés – but take up a fraction of the space given to cars</p>

Opinion: The only parking space a pedestrian needs is a seat in a café

<p>County councillor for Farnham North, Catherine Powell, addresses members at Surrey County Council</p>

Councillor scores win in fight against Surrey's brambles and nettles

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As we walk, we claim our territory, owning the streets. So let's walk!

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The next steps to improve Farnham's walking and cycling routes...

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Get your trainers ready for Haslemere's eighth Walking Festival

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The one key question to chuck at chirpy politicians on climate change

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Four Marks woman says app ‘has been a life saver’

<p>Petersfield town mayor Peter Clist with Cadet Sergeant Emily Taylor</p>

Community stars thanked at annual town meeting in Petersfield