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Asda customers can save £55 off food shops before the end of January (here's how)
Asda is offering customers a £55 saving on their grocery shopping but they must opt in before the end of January to be eligible.
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Universal Credit numbers rise by more than a million as DWP ends 'legacy benefits'
The number of people in Britain awarded universal credit jumped by more than a million in 2025. This was largely due to people moving from older-style benefits, now being axed by the DWP
eBay, Facebook Marketplace and Vinted warning as crime figures hit 20-year high
Facebook Marketplace, eBay and Vinted shoppers are being warned they could unknowingly be buying stolen goods.
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Amazon Fire TV device to stop working within weeks with support for product ending
Amazon has confirmed it will be discontinuing support for its Fire TV Blaster, with devices to stop working over the coming weeks.
Charges for road closures on Hampshire's busiest roads moving forward
Plans to charge operators for road closures on Hampshire’s busiest roads have moved a step closer, with the controversial “lane rental scheme” potentially set for submission to the Department for Transport (DfT).
'They are just bullying us': Business owners furious over planned power outage
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has scheduled the shutdown to connect a new property to the electricity grid.
57 per cent of Hampshire children in drug and alcohol treatment are 15 or under
57 per cent of children in Hampshire receiving treatment for drug and alcohol-related issues were aged 15 years or under, new data has revealed.
Contemporary apartment with countryside views available for £185,000
The property’s appealing position on the upper floor provides a sense of privacy and an elevated outlook.
Man, 39, charged with murder of woman at Cheriton cottage
A man has been charged with the murder of a woman at a cottage in Cheriton.
Pub calling on all people named David to gather under one roof and enjoy free pint
The Red Lion in Overton is challenging itself to bring together as many people named David as possible in a charity fundraising event on St David’s Day, March 1.
'I felt drawn to return to Stonehenge'
Following the festivities, I drove home, passing Stonehenge. Although I have passed by so many times, I felt drawn to return.
Andover business owner to share 'inspiring' story at Team Mums event
On Thursday, January 22, Beverly Power from The Travelling Cupcake Andover will speak at St Ann’s Hall to share her experience of building a business from scratch.
A beloved brand providing delicious, sustainable seafood
A beloved brand providing delicious, sustainable seafood.
HMRC pension loophole millions are missing out on as key deadline looms this month
Finance experts are urging anyone who needs to file a self-assessment tax return to do it ahead of the deadline, and not to miss the reliefs and allowances that could allow them to avoid overpaying their tax.
UK government considers banning social media for under 16s - what to know
The UK government is considering an Australian-style social media ban for under-16s as it beings a new consultation this week.
'Very rare' Royal Mint 50p sells for 64 times face value because of this one error
The 'very rare' Royal Mint 50p coin has sold for 64 times its face value because of one error
Research shows some councils take 200 days to fix potholes as ten slowest revealed
New research reveals some UK councils take over 200 days to fix potholes, with Staffordshire, Coventry and Stoke-on-Trent among the slowest for repairs.
Amazing photos show Northern Lights green and pink skies over Andover
Photos sent in to the Andover Advertiser show dazzling images of light experienced on Monday, January 19, evening across the town and its surrounding area.
Andover shop Mooch unveils Valentine's Day window display
Andover gift shop Mooch, based on Bridge Street, has unveiled a Valentine’s Day-themed window to bring colour and inspiration to the high street during the quiet post-Christmas period.
Convicted Covid fraudster who ran mobile phone shops ordered to repay almost £200,000
A convicted fraudster who secured £150,000 in Covid support for mobile phone shops in England and Wales has been ordered to repay the full amount.