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1. Safety under scrutiny
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003THE safety of employees at Farnborough Gate Retail Park came under scrutiny this week after a carpet company admitted breaching regulations when a teenager fell and broke his ankle.
2. Anger over allotments
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003A KEEN gardener from Farnborough has blasted Rushmoor Council for its lack of interest in its allotments, claiming that it is an uphill struggle.
3. Epic wilderness adventure
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003AN ADVENTURER who completed an epic 2,600-mile trek across the North American wilderness and helped in a daring mountain rescue has written a book about her exploits.
4. Epic wilderness adventure
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003AN ADVENTURER who completed an epic 2,600-mile trek across the North American wilderness and helped in a daring mountain rescue has written a book about her exploits.
5. Stay-away councillor strikes back
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003A STAY-away Hart councillor who resigned after receiving allowances even though she had not been to a meeting for months has fired a parting shot at her former colleagues.
6. Hospital friends are in the frame
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003MORE than 200 framed pictures are on display at Fleet and District Art Society's winter show.
7. Treat in store at Halloween house
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003TRICK or treaters can expect a spooky welcome at one Aldershot house this Halloween.
8. Cancer campaign at garrison
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003SOME of the fittest men in the country — soldiers from the Aldershot garrison — were told about a potential killer disease this week.
9. Death leads to safety bid
Get Hampshire, Friday 31 October 2003OFFICIALS are to consider measures to cut speed on one of the town's busiest roads.
10. Bid to keep Concorde flying - by PAT FRANKLIN
Get Hampshire, Thursday 30 October 2003Aldershot MP Gerald Howarth revealed this week that he is holding talks with people trying to revive Concorde, which he calls "the most beautiful airplane in the world."