On the evening of Thursday, 10th July, under the shimmering glow of a full moon, Lordsfield Swimming Club invites you to experience an enchanting night of calm and connection at their much-anticipated Moonlight Swim beneath the stars.
It’s shaping up to be the wildest afternoon of the summer – quite literally – as the Beech Tree Summer Fête bursts into life on Saturday 19th July from 2pm to 4pm, and it’s absolutely free to enter.
The much-loved Overton 5 race is back for its 36th edition, and entries are now open for the event taking place on Sunday, 7th September 2025.
Music lovers are in for a treat next month as Emporia gets set to host a special Acoustic Evening in their garden on Saturday 5th July 2025.
Watership Down Health has acknowledged the national announcement that the medication Mounjaro is now available through the NHS. However, the practice has confirmed that it is not yet in a position to begin prescribing the treatment to patients.
Movietime is back with another cinematic gem, and this time it’s the powerful and thought-provoking “Lee”, starring the acclaimed Kate Winslet in one of her most gripping roles to date.
This Saturday, the Overton School Association (OSA) is pulling out all the stops for its much-anticipated Summer Fete, promising a packed afternoon of entertainment, colour, and community fun!
Overton Primary School has been recognised for its strong focus on wellbeing and excellent behaviour, following a recent Ofsted inspection.
Get ready, Overton — the night is calling. On Saturday 12th July, Strontium Daze take to the stage at St Mary’s Hall, promising an unforgettable evening of post-punk, indie, and goth magic.
A coalition of thirty schools across Basingstoke and Deane—including Overton Primary School—has announced a significant new policy aimed at protecting children from the potential harms associated with early smartphone use.
From Monday 16th June until Friday 20th June, the B3400 will be closed daily between 07:00 and 16:00 at the railway bridge near the Beech Arms in Oakley. This closure is to allow essential repairs and maintenance work to be carried out by Network Rail contractors Dyer & Butler.
The future of the former Overton Paper Mill site is beginning to take shape, with fresh plans now on the table for the disused land.
