NEW SPONSOR: Party Anthems
Dragon Discos and Karaoke are the new sponsor of the weekly Party Anthems programme on the village’s hyper-local radio station.
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Plans for 17 new homes in Dellands Lane.
A planning application has been lodged for 17 homes to be built on green space in Overton, but the development is smaller than originally proposed.
Overton Cricket Club’s new nets are open!
Overton Cricket are excited to announce that their new new nets are officially open!
Further roadworks on Station Road.
Hampshire Highways will shortly be undertaking works to clear the existing ditch on Station Road, Overton.
Cinch Presents Carfest 2023: Details
Carfest is almost 2 weeks away! Here’s all the information you need to plan your weekend.
Overton’s Travel News – driven by local passion
Today Overton Radio welcomes its newest advertiser, Drive Point Vehicle Logistics.
New telephone system for Watership Down Health
Watership Down Health in Station Road have announced that they will be using a new advanced telephone system from August 24th.
Overton Radio Goes Live!
Overton’s very own community radio station launched on Sunday July 30th with a party at The Red Lion. The event began with a countdown to the launch of the station, followed by a short speech given by station founder Rob Francis. Special guest Mike Bushell offered his congratulations to the station’s team
OBA: Business as usual
Overton’s business association is reminding people that businesses in the village are open as usual during the B3400 roadworks. Hampshire County Council drainage improvement works are being carried out along the B3400 High Street area from Dellands Lane to Harvey’s Field. The junction of Dellands Lane with the B3400 is closed for
Station Road Flooding: Update
Hampshire County Council have given an update on the ongoing flooding situation in Station Road.
Overton Radio: ‘Thanks a Million’
Overton Radio is encouraging local residents to ‘shop local’. The new community radio service has created the ‘Thanks A Million’ campaign, which promotes the benefits of using locally owned shops, stores and services. The aim is to encourage residents to spend £5 a week more with a locally owned business, rather than
