Gardener by name, gardener by nature

APPROPRIATELY-named Oliver Gardener of Madhatters Nursery won the Best Garden in a Container category in the Liphook In Bloom children’s competition.
Runner-up for best of the best were Lewis Tosdevine from Churcher’s Junior School and Mia Dobson... read on

Gardener by name, gardener by nature

APPROPRIATELY-named Oliver Gardener of Madhatters Nursery won the “Best Garden in a Container” in the Liphook In Bloom children’s competition.
Runners-up were Lewis Tosdevine, from Churcher’s Juni... read on

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Milland hosts 'World Cup final'

A WORLD Cup final with a difference has been held in Milland, near Liphook.
It took the form of a fundraising match between the village and a team made up of Argentineans from the Broncos polo tea... read on

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Late funding blow for allotments

PLANS for new recreation facilities and allotments have been dealt a blow by a last-minute application by Bohunt School last week.
Backers of the well-publicised scheme to create allotments and ne... read on

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Debate rages over Old Thorns apartments

GRIGGS Green residents have had a heated debate with parish planners over plans for 51 holiday apartments at Old Thorns.
Twenty members of the newly-formed Griggs Green Residents’ Association and ... read on

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Tim's sailing success is a singular honour

FRESH from success in the Round the Island Race, Tim Hemsley returned to his home sailing club and won the annual Ten-Hour Race at Frensham Pond.
Not only did Hemsely, from Bordon, win the event, ... read on

Shots sign midfielder Little

GLEN Little has signed a one-year deal with Aldershot Town.
The former Reading, Portsmouth and Burnley midfielder, now 34, teams up with Kevin Dillon for a second time. He played in the Championsh... read on

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Lord Coe's quick running secures tie

TILFORD’S 125th anniversary celebration cricket weekend attracted big crowds, especially on Friday evening when spectators flocked to see Seb Coe’s Olympic team take on Tilford in a Twenty20 match. read on

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