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6 days ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Farnham will dive ‘under the sea’ on Saturday, June 28, as the town’s carnival makes its colourful return, bringing a wave of ocean-inspired fun for the whole community to enjoy. Organised by The Hedgehogs, this year’s carnival promises a spectacular parade featuring around 40 vibrant floats winding through the town’s streets, each one celebrating sea creatures, mermaids, pirates, treasure chests, and all things aquatic.
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6 days ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
A scene from Farnham Carnival 2024 - expect a nautical theme this year! (Aldershot Camera Club)Farnham will dive ‘under the sea’ on Saturday, June 28, as the town’s carnival makes its colourful return, bringing a wave of ocean-inspired fun for the whole community to enjoy.
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1 week ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Firefighters and police were called to a town centre car park on Friday afternoon (June 20) after a toddler was accidentally locked inside a car. The incident happened at around 3.45pm in Central Car Park, off Victoria Road, Farnham. Fire crews broke a window of the Audi to free the two-year-old, who was thankfully unharmed. Eyewitness Mark Roberts, 61, who lives nearby, said: “The child must have locked the car from the inside, and the parents tried to use the fob but it wouldn’t open.
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1 week ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Firefighters and police work to rescue a child from a car in Central Car Park, Farnham. (Tindle)Firefighters and police were called to a town centre car park on Friday afternoon (June 20) after a toddler was accidentally locked inside a car. The incident happened at around 3.45pm in Central Car Park, off Victoria Road, Farnham. Fire crews broke a window of the Audi to free the two-year-old, who was thankfully unharmed.
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1 week ago | 
altonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Firefighters and police were called to a town centre car park on Friday afternoon (June 20) after a toddler was accidentally locked inside a car. The incident happened at around 3.45pm in Central Car Park, off Victoria Road, Farnham. Fire crews broke a window of the Audi to free the two-year-old, who was thankfully unharmed. Eyewitness Mark Roberts, 61, who lives nearby, said: “The child must have locked the car from the inside, and the parents tried to use the fob but it wouldn’t open.
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1 week ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
The Farnham and Bordon MP was contacted by Angus, a constituent who had travelled to Tel Aviv on business but became caught up in the rising tensions. Concerned about the lack of official assistance, Angus reached out to his MP for help. Mr Stafford said:“My constituents have told me they were turned away from the British Consulate and received no meaningful assistance from British officials in Tel Aviv, other than being asked to register their location with the FCDO.
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1 week ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Greg Stafford speaking to The Herald. (Tam Traynor/ Gregory Stafford)Greg Stafford MP has called on the UK Government to do more to support British nationals stranded in Israel amid the escalating conflict. The Farnham and Bordon MP was contacted by Angus, a constituent who had travelled to Tel Aviv on business but became caught up in the rising tensions. Concerned about the lack of official assistance, Angus reached out to his MP for help.
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1 week ago | 
bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
The Farnham and Bordon MP was contacted by Angus, a constituent who had travelled to Tel Aviv on business but became caught up in the rising tensions. Concerned about the lack of official assistance, Angus reached out to his MP for help. Mr Stafford said:“My constituents have told me they were turned away from the British Consulate and received no meaningful assistance from British officials in Tel Aviv, other than being asked to register their location with the FCDO.
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1 week ago | 
haslemereherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
Farnham is not a place it is a state of mind (BBC)It wasn’l looking good for England’s cricket team in the First Test against India at Headingley. They won the toss, chose to bowl, and then watched India’s openers pile on the runs with worrying ease. Dave in Farnham - attempt to provoke a string of wickets (BBC)Then came an unexpected hero - not a bowler, but Dave from Farnham. Also in the newsPosting in the BBC Sport live text, Dave offered his verdict: “The Indian openers look bulletproof to me.
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1 week ago | 
farnhamherald.com | Marcus McQuilton
It wasn’l looking good for England’s cricket team in the First Test against India at Headingley. They won the toss, chose to bowl, and then watched India’s openers pile on the runs with worrying ease. Dave in Farnham - attempt to provoke a string of wicketsPosting in the BBC Sport live text, Dave offered his verdict: “The Indian openers look bulletproof to me.
