Fun in the sun as village parties

THE days of the Liss Carnival may be over but its incarnation on a village park is proving to be just as popular.
Hundreds of villagers flocked to Newman Collard Recreation Ground last Saturday to enjoy the fun of Liss Village Day.
There was ... read on

Tasty treat in store at park

A TASTY event that attracts culinary connoisseurs from across the south east will open at a beauty spot near Petersfield this weekend. read on...

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Young footballers head to town

THINGS are hotting up around Petersfield with a busy programme of fun days, fetes and festivals taking place over the coming days. read on...

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'Brash' shop fronts blight town

THE growing trend for “big, bold and brash shop fronts” is ruining the beauty of Petersfield town centre, according to a watchdog. read on...

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Megan's ballet school boon

A YOUNG dancer from Petersfield is jumping for joy after getting a place at one of the world’s most famous ballet schools. read on...

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Shots elected into Conference

ALDERSHOT Town overcame one hurdle on the path to rehabilitation when the club was elected into the Football Conference.
The league held its annual meeting last weekend and Aldershot were accepted into the Premier Division with a 10-point deduction for being in administration.
The Shots finished bottom of League Two last season and went into administration almost immediately with a debt of £1m, with £300,000 owed to football creditors.
Fixtures for the Conference 2013/14 season will be released next month.
The club remains under the control of Quantuma Restructuring, the administrators, with only six players on the books, plus manager Andy Scott and his staff.
Quantuma’s Carl Jackson and Paul Goddard issued their latest statement on Wednesday, saying: "We continue to make good progress with interested parties with a view to the club coming out of administration. While disclosure of these parties cannot be made, there is genuine interest. The administrators hop... read on

Positive talk over Shots' future

ALDERSHOT Town’s administrators remain confident that the club will be playing in the Football Conference next season.
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