1. Sometimes challenging, always rewarding

Get Hampshire, Wednesday 15 October 2008

Feeling alone in your home with no family close by can be a daunting feeling for many people.

2. Father and son team set sights on summit

Get Hampshire, Thursday 9 October 2008

A father and son will climb Africa’s highest mountain to support a charity that helps deprived South African communities.

3. Conservationists slam homes plan

Get Hampshire, Friday 3 October 2008

Conservation groups in Hampshire have hit back at plans to build scores of new homes as part of a massive housing project.

4. Be a Source of support

Get Hampshire, Friday 26 September 2008
Volunteers are needed for a youth charity that mentors and offers life skills to disaffected young people.

5. Budding architect shows Cramp his style

Get Hampshire, Thursday 25 September 2008

A dilapidated town centre would thrive if its streets and pavements were landscaped in a modern style, a resident has claimed.

6. Plan to make new health centre accessible

Get Hampshire, Friday 19 September 2008

Proposals have been put forward for better access to the Aldershot Centre for Health following consultations.

7. Stars hit heights of peak and chart

Get Hampshire, Tuesday 9 September 2008
Status Quo’s original drummer, a band that performed on the world’s tallest mountain and Congolese dance music are just a few of the attractions at Aldershot’s West End Centre this autumn.

8. Dental care promise after poor patient survey results

Get Hampshire, Thursday 7 August 2008
People needing NHS dental care in Hampshire feel that they are unable to visit a dentist as often as they would like, a patients’ survey suggests.

9. Summer activities for community integration

Get Hampshire, Friday 25 July 2008

Working with the community for their benefit through a series of summer activities is the aim of Rushmoor’s largest social housing provider.

10. Help disabled people learn life skills

Get Hampshire, Tuesday 8 July 2008

Making cakes, doing basic arithmetic and going shopping may appear simple to most people.