Infants and parents are in wonderland!

SHOTTERMILL Infant School’s summer fair had an Alice in Wonderland theme, with many of the children, staff and parents dressed up for the occasion. The school was decorated with pocket watches, fairy cakes and images from the story while themed stal... read on

Woman hurt in A283 crash

A WOMAN was taken to St George’s Hospital in Tooting by air ambulance last Thursday afternoon, after her car crashed into a tree on the A283 Petworth Road, near Chiddingfold Golf Club. read on...

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Pressure mounts over fracking

PRESSURE is mounting on the South Downs National Park Authority to refuse Celtique Energie’s application to test drill at Fernhurst for shale oil, as decision day looms. read on...

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'Wow Hill' scheme has vision

NEW ideas to transform Wey Hill Fairground into a new town centre were generated at a brainstorming session on the common land site hosted by Haslemere Vision. read on...

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Waverley to ponder Sturt Farm bid

A CONTROVERSIAL planning application to build up to 135 homes on land at Sturt Farm has now been registered with Waverley Borough Council. read on...

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Shots snap up Hatton signing

ALDERSHOT Town completed their third signing in a fortnight with the arrival of versatile midfielder Sam Hatton from Grimsby Town. Hatton, 26, is primarily a box-to-box midfielder, with a reputation as a set-piece expert, but initially established himself as a right-back at former club AFC Wimbledon, with whom he won the 2010-11 Conference play-off final. A graduate of the Stevenage Borough youth academy, Hatton went on to be a regular in the Grimsby team which reached the Conference Premier play-offs in both 2012-13 and 2013-14, as well as the 2013 FA Trophy Final. He has also won three caps for England C. “I was impressed with the ambition of the club and the facilities here are good, so it was quite an easy decision,” said Hatton. For full story, see this week's Herald.

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