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Bees are absolutely vital to our lives. They don't just make honey but play a critical role in the production of all sorts of foodstuffs - from fruit and veg to meat and dairy.

Visitors flocked to St Mary's church to view the harvest-themed flower festival.

Finding out about Buriton's First World War and D-Day history - can you help?

All 120 tickets for Saturday's performance of Buriton's own production of this highly regarded play were snapped up within a matter of days. The play recreates the true story surrounding the creation of an 'alternative' ("not naked but nude") calendar by the Women's Institute of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. All profits from the Buriton performances will go to Leukemia Research.

All 120 tickets for Friday's performance of Buriton's own production of this highly regarded play were snapped up within a matter of days. The play recreates the true story surrounding the creation of an 'alternative' ("not naked but nude") calendar by the Women's Institute of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. All profits from the Buriton performances will go to Leukemia Research.