Bordon Herald

The FARNHAM HERALD newspaper series was founded by E.W. Langham, who opened a small printing office on South Street in Farnham in 1892. Due to its growing popularity and rise in sales, Mr. Langham decided to expand by opening an office on West Street in Haslemere, where he launched the Haslemere Herald in 1896.

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Food hygiene ratings handed to two East Hampshire establishments

3 days ago | bordonherald.com | Lesley-Anne Kelly

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High hopes at Rowledge ahead of new season

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

The club welcome back Australian all-rounder Justin Felsch for a second consecutive year, and are hoping for a successful season in Division One of the Southern Premier Cricket League. The side will be without all-rounder Will Ryman for the season, as he is ruled out with injury, but this is balanced out with the return of Ethan Martin, fresh from his success last year with Hampshire Academy.
Alton Runners impress at ten-mile race

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

The sun was shining, the breeze was light and the atmosphere was electric as 821 runners lined up for the much-loved Salisbury ten-mile race. The race, hosted by the City of Salisbury Athletics & Running Club, once again proved why it’s such a favourite in the running calendar. With its picturesque route, the sound of the River Avon flowing alongside, and the spire of Salisbury Cathedral as a backdrop, it’s a course runners return to year after year.
Reading, writing and rebellion: UCA staff and students fight AI-linked redundancies

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton |Michelle Monaghan

Staff and student used chalk to convey their feelings about proposed job cuts and more reliance on AI at the UCA. (Submitted)Protests have taken place at a Farnham institution against a £9.8million cost-cutting plan that picks AI and digitalism over jobs and human creativity. Staff and students at the University of the Creative Arts have taken part in a “Chalk the Quad” protest at the Farnham campus in opposition to potential job cuts.
Lovedean solar farm development set to go ahead after S106 completion

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Michelle Monaghan

Masterplan of the solar farm, blue represents where the panels will be placed (Enso Energy/Wichester City Council)Plans for a solar farm and battery storage facility located to the south of the National Grid Lovedean Substation has been given the final approval. In October last year, East Hampshire District Council’s planning committee gave Enso Energy’s 91,840-solar panel farm the go ahead.
Bowls and croquet club ready for second season

2 weeks ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

Aldershot Traction Bowls and Croquet Club are looking forward to the new season (Photo: Angela Walker) (Angela Walker)Aldershot Traction Bowls and Croquet Club are looking forward to their second season. Farnham Croquet Club amalgamated with Aldershot Traction Bowls Club last year to form a club where members can play croquet and bowls for a single subscription. The club have more than 70 members and encourage their members to play both sports.
Farnham Runners continue to impress

2 weeks ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

This year didn’t disappoint in terms of the mud. They enjoyed being part of the prestigious race, which draws the best runners from all over England. Linda Tyler, Lindsay Bamford, Gemma Whitehouse, Kay Copeland and Jane Georghiou took on the 8km ladies’ race, while Joe Collins’ race was 12km. Fourteen Farnham Runners travelled to Devon for the very popular Grizzly race, some doing the nine-mile version, but most the 20 miles over the notoriously challenging route.
Evening of nostalgia for Rowledge cricketers

2 weeks ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

Teams of two or three people ‘break out’ from HMP Perth Prison and have a maximum of 15 hours to get as far away as possible, but must not spend any of their own money.
Blackmoor step in to host two events for Hampshire Salver

2 weeks ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

Mark Burgess is the only Blackmoor member to have won the Selborne Salver (Photo: Andrew Griffin/AMG PICTURES) (Andrew Griffin/AMG PICTURES)It is 30 years since Justin Rose staked his claim as a golf star of the future by winning the Hampshire Hog at North Hants when just 14 years old, beating most of the country’s leading amateur golfers in the process.
Rams keep play-off push on track with Saltdean win

2 weeks ago | bordonherald.com | Tom White

Petersfield Town maintained their push for a Southern Combination Football League Premier Division play-off spot with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over bottom of the table Saltdean United at Love Lane. In front of a crowd of 324, their highest attendance this season, the Rams took control of the game from the off and were constantly probing the visitors' defence.