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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Eid al-Adha brings global Ahmadiyya Community to Tilford

1 day ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

Thousands of worshippers gathered at the Mubarak Mosque in Tilford on Friday (June 6) for one of the most significant celebrations in the Islamic calendar: Eid al-Adha. Ahmadiyya Muslims from across the UK and around the world travelled to Islamabad in Tilford, with an estimated 3,000 people joining in communal prayer and listening to a sermon delivered by their Caliph, His Holiness Mirza Masroor Ahmad.
Police called following early morning car fire near Oxney Quarter in Bordon

3 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

The cause of the fire has not been ascertained but is thought to be suspicious as the police were informed before firefighters left the scene.
Britain's Got Talent's 'mini David Attenborough' becomes Birdworld ambassador

3 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

In 2022, Aneeshwar Kunchala reached the final of the ITV talent show for his talks on wildlife and nature at the age of just seven. He has now been appointed the ‘naturally playful ambassador’ for Birdworld’s new play park ahead of the launch of its multi-million-pound play zone. Aneeshwar, now 10, said: “I’m so excited to be working with Birdworld. I love how they care for so many incredible species and are helping people learn about nature.
We can workshop it out: Groups invited to play part in next Waverley Local Plan

4 days ago | bordonherald.com | Paul Ferguson

Groups and organisations around Waverley have been sent a special request as they can play a big part in producing a blueprint for the borough’s future. Waverley Borough Council has begun the process of developing a new Local Plan with invites to a series of workshops being sent out. Feedback from the invite-only workshops will be used to develop a shared vision as the new Local Plan will guide where houses, employment sites and community facilities should be located over the coming decades.
Youth group takes charge at popular community hall

6 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

A youth support charity will take on the management and operation of a community hall in Headley Down. Y+ Youth Services will deliver both existing and new programmes at Woodlands Hall on Larch Road from June 2025, under an anticipated 10-year lease. The hall will soon offer services for young people and the wider community, as the local charity assumes responsibility for its day-to-day running.
Youth services charity to run Woodlands Hall

6 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

A youth support charity will take on the management and operation of a community hall in Headley Down. Y+ Youth Services will deliver both existing and new programmes at Woodlands Hall on Larch Road from June 2025, under an anticipated 10-year lease. The hall will soon offer services for young people and the wider community, as the local charity assumes responsibility for its day-to-day running.
Ground-breaking Sainsbury's development launches in Whitehill & Bordon

6 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

A new milestone has been marked for regeneration of Whitehill & Bordon Town Centre after ground was broken on the new Sainsbury’s store. Last week, key stakeholders from Whitehill Town Council put on their hi-vis jackets and hard hats to celebrate the start of construction for a new supermarket. The new 16,000 sq ft Sainsbury’s is expected to bring around 75 jobs to the area and will welcome its first customers in summer 2026.
Peeps into the Past: A night to forget in 1975 for Binsted drink driver

6 days ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

The Alton Herald of July 27, 1975, reported the misadventure, which began—like many such stories of the era—at the pub. After an evening at The Star public house, the man set off home along the A31 in his van. Unfortunately for him, his route and driving caught the eye of a patrolling police car. This incident took place not long after the UK had begun cracking down on drink-driving with formal legislation.
London calling as assembly's Reform UK member gives Farnham & Bordon talk

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Paul Ferguson

Farnham & Bordon Reform UK members had a capital encounter last night (Thursday, May 29) when they welcomed the party’s first member on the London Assembly. Alex Wilson talked at the well-attended meeting in Haslemere about his ideas to reduce knife crime and improve housing in London. The guest speaker also outlined the challenges of dealing with Sadiq Khan and the net zero agenda before taking part in a lively question and answer session.
Bordon's Iconic Bricks collaborates with Marwell Zoo for 'Extinction' exhibit

1 week ago | bordonherald.com | Marcus McQuilton

It can take up hundreds of hours to build an animal with multiple staff working to place each brick in the right position. It is also a major task to design the metal support structure inside the design in order for them to be kept in place. Nicky Cole, Senior Events Manager at Marwell said: “This has been months in the planning and we have worked with Iconic Bricks to showcase 24 species which have gone extinct.