This month, Julie Butler is joined by Louise Trant at Bramshott Grange. It’s all about doing your homework and finding the right home for your loved ones.

Louise takes Julie on a guided tour of the home, showcasing everything Bramshott Grange has to offer and what to consider when choosing a place that could become a lasting home for you or your loved ones.

Julie then returns to Bramshott Grange, where she meets four very special people. Stan and Doreen are both residents at the home, and they sit down with Toby and Heidi, who are pupils at a junior school in Liphook and whose families have connections with Bramshott Grange.

Together, they chat about school days and discover just how much things have changed since Stan and Doreen were at school themselves.

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Rowland's Funeral Service, just off The Square, held a coffee morning on Friday 26 September to support Macmillan.

There were lots of visitors and Mike Waddington went along and found out Rowlands have been in the Town since 1885 and diversified into funeral services in 1934.

They are 'custodians' of the Cafe Nero building too,

Director Marsha Vincent spoke to Mike about it all and why they are the Butlers of funeral services.

Phil Hutchings also talks about why they support Macmillan and the significance of Robins.

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