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- Aug 29, 2026
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15-year-old Hampshire singer uses songwriting to open up about anxiety (opens the original)
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A young singer-songwriter is advocating for young people’s mental health through his music. Ethan Hooley, 15, who goes by the name “TAXES”, is a singer-songwriter from South Ham. His songs focus on mental health, a cause he has championed for as long as he can remember. Ethan suffered severe anxiety growing up and felt his teachers never acknowledged his worries. He said: “I’ve been homeschooled since Year 7. At secondary school, I struggled with severe classroom anxiety and felt immense pressur
What’s on in Basingstoke and Deane this August bank holiday weekend (opens the original)
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With the August bank holiday just around the corner, there is plenty to do in the long weekend. Whether you want some quiet entertainment or enjoy some food and music in the park, the events across Basingstoke and Deane have you covered. At 3pm and 6pm on Friday 28 August, Bartons Mill will host a production of The Jungle Book in its riverside gardens. This production brings to life Rudyard Kipling's classic tale of friendship with catchy songs and plenty of audience interactions. This productio
Threatening 'Killer Cat in the Hat' TikTok hoax targets Basingstoke (opens the original)
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A new internet trend involving a ‘Killer Cat in the Hat’ has targeted Basingstoke, threatening the town in several TikTok videos. Viral videos showing individuals wearing a Cat in the Hat costume walking the streets of the UK and Ireland, peering into people’s homes, breaking into houses and chasing people. Accounts claiming to be the Cat in the Hat have targeted Basingstoke, telling residents to lock their doors and be on their guard. One video read: “Basingstoke, I’m coming for you. “Where nex
Animal rescue centres in Basingstoke overwhelmed as wildlife suffers (opens the original)
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Basingstoke wildlife centres are being overwhelmed by dehydrated and starving animals during unusually high temperatures, says Jane Bearly, founder and rehabilitator at Helping Wildlife Basingstoke. Jane is urging Basingstoke residents to leave shallow bowls of water outside their homes as centres struggle with rising numbers of animals. She added: “All the rescues are inundated with three times as many animals as what they normally would this time of year, because so many are coming in dehydrat
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