London travel news LIVE: Severe delays on the Victoria line
By 7.28am, TfL was reporting severe delays on the Victoria line, due to an earlier faulty train at King's Cross. The delay is ...
Town's block will not be used for asylum seekers
An apartment block former home secretary Suella Braverman said a council should buy to stop it from housing asylum seekers ...
Plan to use Wates House, Fareham for asylum seekers scrapped
The Home Office has backed away from controversial plans to use a block of flats in Fareham for asylum seekers ...
Fareham care home resident in 28-mile walk for charity
Brian from The Fernes Care Home in Fareham took on the sponsored walk challenge throughout February to raise money for Parkinson's UK. The staff at the care home noticed that Brian was feeling low in ...
New £1 million PhD programme launched by air traffic control provider
Fareham-based NATS and the University of Exeter have launched the first NATS-led Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) for Air ...
Fareham's lukewarm response to new Hampshire and Solent mayor as another devolution concern raised
Fareham Borough Council’s executive meeting on April 1 formally approved the council’s written response to the government’s ...
One of UK's fastest-growing sports could have new home in Fareham as padel plans progress
In March 2024, Fareham Borough Council’s executive agreed to support plans from Padel4All to fund and develop a covered padel ...
Developers eye Havant house to be turned into home for vulnerable children
Developers are eyeing-up a Havant house which they want to turn into a children’s home for three vulnerable youngsters and ...
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More than one in 20 working age people in Fareham and Waterlooville on disability benefits, as charity warns cuts will drive more people into poverty
More than one in 20 working age people in Fareham and Waterlooville are claiming disability benefits, new research suggests.