NEW ORLEANS (press release) – The Historic BK House & Gardens is pleased to announce a fun-filled month of activities, beginning with the final Rhythm N’
Michael Harold left his Honeygrove Road home and walked to the bus stop across from Bayside High School. He boarded an HRT bus and hasn't been seen since.
An entertaining lecture, entitled, “Classical Shindig: Amateur Artistry”, with Michael Harold and Dr. Quinn Peeper offers a special treat for the holiday season on Tuesday, December 13, at 6 pm.
After a morning of showers, the sun was shining on Basingstoke this afternoon (Thursday, May 6) as residents across the borough took to the polls for a bumper day of elections. People have been voting in Basingstoke’s 18 different wards, as well as for Hampshire County Council and Police and Crime Commissioner roles. But voting has looked a little different this year, with limited numbers allowed in each polling station, masks mandatory, and even the preference that voters bring their own pen or pencil in order to comply with coronavirus guidance. The Gazette visited the town centre this afternoon to gauge the general mood of the Basingstoke population on this historic polling day.