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A table is set for a Halloween party with a spooky tablecloth, orange and purple plates, green utensils, spider decorations, and a yellow teapot.Community Events · 21 OctoberFree Halloween 'Spooktacular' Event Set for Basingstoke Town Centre This Half-TermRead the story →
People of various ages standing in a church, holding songbooks and some holding lit candles, with wooden pews in the foreground.Community Events · 20 OctoberLight Up a Life: A Special Christmas Tribute to Loved Ones in BasingstokeA large group of people, mostly women, dressed in cowboy-themed attire, pose together in front of a barn decorated with string lights and festive banners.Events · 20 OctoberBasingstoke Line Dancing Group Plans Hoedown at Dummer Down FarmThree green recycling bins of different sizes are arranged on an asphalt driveway next to a red brick wall.Council / Government Updates · 15 OctoberNew Bin Schedule Launched as Basingstoke Aims to Double Recycling Rates by 2035A man smiling as he hands over two shopping bags to another person, with a toy horse on the table in front of him and a banner for St Michael's Hospice behind.Positive Local News · 30 SeptemberSt Michael’s Hospice Celebrates Success of Furniture Store Kilo SalesA group of people, some in uniform, stand outside a hangar next to a small airplane, holding a large check.Local News · 17 AugustFrom Tee to TaxiwayA quaint street scene features a prominent church with a tall steeple, surrounded by brick buildings and a paved sidewalk, all under a bright sky with sun rays shining through.Arts & Culture · 2 AugustThe Buildings That Tell Basingstoke’s StoryA yellow-bricked house with a tall, pointed spire and white trim is next to a stone archway with a heavy, black gate and a bridge overhead.Local News · 26 JuneThe Voice of Summer: How Basingstoke's John Arlott Became Cricket's Most Beloved CommentatorA red and white bus is parked near a building with 'The Malls' written on it, surrounded by green trees and grass on a bright day.History · 10 JuneFrom Market Town to Metropolis: How the 1960s London Overspill Transformed Basingstoke ForeverThe Empire State Building stands tall against a clear evening sky, its upper floors illuminated with warm yellow light.Business · 10 JuneFrom Draper's Shop to Global Icon: How Thomas Burberry Invented the Trench Coat in BasingstokeA long brick barn with a mossy brown roof stands in a green field under a partly cloudy sky, with a dirt path and wooden fence in the foreground.History · 10 JuneThe Ruins That Once Rivalled Hampton Court: Basing House and Its Civil War Siege

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