Farnham Herald

The FARNHAM HERALD newspaper series was created by E.W. Langham, who opened a small printing shop on South Street in Farnham back in 1892. Due to its growing popularity and rising sales, Mr. Langham expanded his efforts by establishing an office on West Street in Haslemere, leading to the launch of the Haslemere Herald in 1896.

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Search for three new members to join Alton Town Council

1 day ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

Nominations are invited and should be sent in writing to town clerk Tom Horwood, Alton Town Council, Town Hall, Market Square, Alton GU34 1HD, or emailed to [email protected], before July 2.
Donation will help create a buzz in The Hive at Eggar's School

2 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

Amina Kellie and Marion Goodes, head of procurement and chief process officer at PelGar International, visited the Holybourne school on June 17 to present the cheque. Eggar’s headteacher Sarah Holman was surprised by the news, saying she was “blown away” when she read the company’s announcement. Its donation will be directed towards essential areas of the school’s improvement and development plan, helping to make the future better for pupils through targeted enhancements.
Animation exhibition at University for the Creative Arts in Farnham

2 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

The University for the Creative Arts in Farnham is hosting a free animation exhibition from July 14 to 25. At least 20 different artworks, many never previously exhibited, will be on display in the James Hockey Gallery along with several new collaborations in expanded animation. A feast of audio-visual stimulation awaits at the launch event on July 17.
Waverley Singers premiere Midsummer Nocturnes in Frensham

3 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

The concert featured an ambitious programme of music for choir accompanied by different combinations of piano, cello and clarinet. Clear highlight was the premiere of Owain Park’s Five Nocturnes, a commission funded by a bequest from local resident and choir member Josephine Reader who died in 2018. Five Nocturnes received a warm ovation from the capacity audience in the idyllic setting of St Mary’s Church in the presence of the composer.
Four exhibitions take artistic journey from Farnham to Iceland

3 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

The New Ashgate Gallery in Farnham is launching four free summer exhibitions under the collective title From Farnham to Iceland: A Season of Art that Speaks of Home. The shows feature artists working across Britain and Iceland - but with strong ties to Farnham and its creative community. All works are for sale and the gallery reinvests its profits into its work with artists and communities.
Young talent shines at Grayshott Children’s Piano Concert

3 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

Grayshott Village Hall was filled with music, pride and applause on June 21 as 15 pianists aged from six to 18 played in the inaugural Grayshott Children’s Piano Concert. This new community initiative celebrating youth, music and charitable giving was attended by 100 people - including families, neighbours and music lovers - and offered a vibrant and heart-warming experience.
Memorial game and match against MCC at Churt & Hindhead Cricket Club

4 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

A memorial match for Paul Whelan will be staged at Churt & Hindhead Cricket Club on June 29 at 2pm. It will be played between Churt & Hindhead and the Blues Cricket Club as Paul was heavily involved in both clubs. A spokesperson for Churt & Hindhead said: “Paul’s family are having a memorial before the game which members of the community and cricket clubs are also invited to.”Churt & Hindhead will also play the Marylebone Cricket Club on July 3 at 11.30am to celebrate the club’s 150th birthday.
Alton Ladies celebrate successful football season at awards evening

4 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

For the first time the club fielded two ladies’ sides - the first team, led by Tom Lynn, and the new development team, under the guidance of Wayne Brown. The award winners were: First team - Ania Godbold (Manager’s Player of the Season), Chelsie Stewart (Coaches’ Player of the Season), Nicola King (Development Award), Chelsie Stewart (Players’ Player of the Season), Grace Haughton (Top Trainer) and Sophie (Young Player of the Season).
Farnham go west as they play in third league in three seasons

4 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

They will now be playing in the Southern League Premier Division South, which means they will be looking south and west for the majority of their opponents. While there are still local derbies with Basingstoke, Chertsey, Bracknell and Hungerford, there are also three trips to the Hampshire coast to take on Sholing, Gosport and Havant & Waterlooville, and journeys all the way to Devon to face Tiverton and Plymouth Parkway - the latter 180 miles away from the Memorial Ground.
Resilient batting as Petersfield's 3rd XI make Hambledon's 4th XI toil

4 days ago | farnhamherald.com | Paul Coates

Squires was next to go, as he edged to the keeper off young Robin Gohl (two for 32), who only arrived as the game was about to start. Daniel Squires (three) and Nathan Linkhorn (four) made the Hambledon bowlers toil for the last wickets before Nathan and Daniel were out in the 38th and 39th over respectively trying to get as many runs as possible. Alex Morrison produced a lovely leg glance for two and Petersfield finished on 137, giving the bowlers something to bowl at.