Georgia Hase is a local journalist based in Haslemere, United Kingdom. She writes for various local publications, including the SURREY & HANTS NEWS LIMITED, Liphook Herald, Haslemere Herald, and Alton Herald. Her articles cover a range of topics, from community events and fundraising efforts to local news and human interest stories.
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By: Georgia Hase
Haslemere Library is hosting a Fun Palace event on Saturday, October 5, from 10am to 4pm, offering a variety of free workshops for all ages. This vibrant, community-driven event aims to bring people together for a day of creativity, learning, and fun.
By: Georgia Hase
Passfield Social Club, near Liphook, has taken its offerings to the next level with a brand-new kitchen, partly funded by East Hampshire District Council’s Rural Grant scheme. The club received £36,000 from the fund, contributing to the £48,000 project that transformed an old storage room into a fully-fitted kitchen.
By: Georgia Hase
The Petworth Literary Festival is back, boasting a world-class lineup of celebrated authors, journalists, and personalities. Running from October 23 to November 3, the festival promises 12 days of thought-provoking talks, interviews, and literary discussions.
By: Georgia Hase
Eight staff members from Bohunt School are preparing to tackle the AJ Bell Great South Run on Sunday, October 20, to help raise funds for Sophie’s Legacy, the chosen charity of Attenborough House.
One society has really struck a chord in Haslemere this year.
By: Georgia Hase
The railway can be a scary place, especially for children, but three Haslemere primary schools are taking steps to make sure their pupils know how to use it safely.
By: Georgia Hase
Forget pumpkins, it is the apple that’s stealing the show at Cowdray this October.
By: Georgia Hase
One Grayshott resident's epic solo journey from Land’s End to John O’Groats could soon make it to the big screen – but he needs your help.
By: Georgia Hase
Top marks take centre stage at St Ives School in Haslemere where pupils are celebrating exceptional results in their recent LAMDA exams. Every student who entered the exam received a Distinction, with 75 per cent of the entire school taking the exams.
By: Georgia Hase
The Haslemere Players are thrilled to present the kooky, spooktacular musical comedyThe Addams Family at Haslemere Hall from Tuesday, October 29 to Saturday, November 2 at 7.30pm, with a 2.30pm matinee on Saturday, plus an extra matinee on Friday, November 1 – perfect for Halloween half-term week! Fancy dress is encouraged for all daring audience members.
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