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Starting Easter Sunday, April 20th, the 76 bus will see minor timetable adjustments aimed at further enhancing the reliability and punctuality of the route.

All roads lead to Bridge Street tonight as Overton United Vets return to home turf for a crucial clash under the lights.

The tails will be wagging and the fur flying this Easter Monday at The Red Lion, as the much-loved pub plays host to the village’s most adorable showdown — the Easter Monday Dog Show!

Hampshire County Council has announced significant changes to its Concessionary Travel Scheme, set to take effect from April 1st, 2025. These adjustments will align the scheme with the national English National Concessionary Travel Scheme (ENCTS) criteria, impacting travel for older and disabled bus pass holders across the county.

A busy weekend of football, rugby and athletics in the village. Here’s a roundup of everything that happened!

Parents in Whitchurch and Overton are demanding urgent improvements to the overcrowded, unreliable, and costly 86 bus service to Peter Symonds College, calling on Stagecoach to address safety, reliability, and pricing concerns.

The Overton Living Room project is taking an exciting new direction following valuable feedback from the Charity Commission, professional advice, and updated information on building costs.

The Community Kitchen Garden has reached a significant milestone with the successful erection of a new polytunnel, thanks to funding from the Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council (B&DBC) Pride in Place Fund.

Overton Dramatic Society is gearing up for an uproarious theatrical experience with their upcoming production of Bleak Expectations, a decidedly silly take on the iconic works of Charles Dickens.