Overton United have secured a place in the final of the North Hampshire Hampshire Intermediate Cup after their opponents at the weekend withdrew from the competition.
A part of the B3400 will be closed for three days for road resurfacing works from Tuesday April 2nd. The initial phase of works is between Worting and Fox Lane and is scheduled to take place off peak from 9.30am-4pm, and then from 6.30pm-8pm. This will affect the 76 bus route. Buses
Stagecoach have announced that the 76 bus service is to be expanded from April.
There’s a chance to hear about the activities of Overton Parish Council tomorrow evening as they hold their Annual Parish Meeting.
Tickets are on sale now for a punk-rock music event in Overton later this month. ‘Overton Cranked-Up’ will feature four local bands at St Mary’s Hall on Saturday 30th March. Local favourites ‘The Fortunate Ones’ will be performing alongside ‘White Noise Machine’, ‘The Details’ from QMC and new local act and event
Gregor Restell and Nick Reedman of Overton will run the London Marathon and an additional 60 miles to fundraise for the children’s charity Dreams Come True, with community events supporting their effort.
Tickets for “Firkins and Fizz”, the Overton Beer Festival, featuring real ales, ciders, Prosecco, music, and food from April 19-21, are on sale for £10, including a festival glass.
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Wilson & Sons Greengrocers on the High Street will reopen tomorrow at 10am.
Work has started on Lordsfield Swimming Club’s pool refurbishment.
After four successful years, the beloved Pueblo cafe on the High Street has shut its doors for the final time.
The Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council invites public input on the draft Local Plan Update through consultations and events. Key topics include housing development and environmental protection, with an upcoming online event focused on climate change and energy policies.
The Test Valley Men’s Shed faces potential closure due to sewage drainage issues in Laverstoke, impacting local elderly community engagement and efforts to support local organizations with free or at-cost work. The club, crucial for member health and social costs, is seeking support for solutions from the Laverstoke and Freefolk Parish Council at an upcoming meeting.
