Chloe is crowned the Carnival Queen

ALTON’S 2013 Carnival Queen is 13-year-old Amery Hill schoolgirl Chloe Wood.
She will be supported in her duties by Carnival Princess, Ashanti Chiverton, seven, who attends Bentworth CofE Primary School, and Prince, William Brown, nine, a Wootey ... read on

Sextet arrested at horse fair

SIX people have been arrested on suspicion of affray involving high-powered catapults at Wickham Horse Fair on Monday. read on...

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Call to fight Brislands Lane plans

FOUR Marks residents are urged to fight their corner over a “disastrous over-development” of the Brislands Lane reserve site. read on...

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Faulty lift woe for disabled

FIRST-floor residents at Alton’s Orchard House residential home, some of whom use wheelchairs, are being stranded in their flats and unable to get out of the building because the lift keeps breaking down. read on...

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Drugs case helps police seize £3.3m

A CONFISCATION order related to an Alton drugs case has helped Hampshire Constabulary to seize £3. read on...

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Anger at Shots ticket price hike

ALDERSHOT Town fans have been outraged at an increase in season-ticket prices for next season, even though the club is currently in administration following relegation from League Two.
If they emerge from administration with a financial restructuring plan, Aldershot hope to be accepted into the Football Conference next season.
Despite the club losing Football League status, the season-ticket prices for 2013/14 have increased by as much as £34.
For full story, see this week's Herald.... read on

Hunt for new Shots owner goes on

ALDERSHOT Town’s administrators remain hopeful that a buyer can be found for the relegated club.
Joint administrators Carl Jackson and Paul Godda... read on

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Gloom as Shots enter administration

ALDERSHOT Town’s parlous financial situation was revealed after the club went into administration last week.
At a hastily arranged press conferenc... read on

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