A Ringwood building firm is facing a hefty fine after a three-year-old girl was hit by a falling roof tile which fractured her skull.
The head of a New Forest village school is celebrating its ‘good’ Ofsted report saying it shows “how our wonderful children shone through”.
A former school chair of governors and Citizens Advice Bureau volunteer who worked for Esso for over 40 years has died at the age of 90.
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Police are investigating after a mum said her toddler was smacked by another customer in Tesco in Lymington.
Christmas is not cancelled in Christchurch, the town’s council has promised after BCP slashed its festive funding.
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Plans for a ‘multi-generational community’ of 177 retirement and affordable living flats have been submitted for a Christchurch town centre site.
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The founder of the UK branch of Hoods sailmakers and a former commodore of Lymington Town Sailing Club has died at the age of 92.
A Lymington charity which has been providing low-cost counselling to people in need for 25 years is being forced to close after its home was sold.
Two rare bikes have been added to a New Milton museum’s collection.
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A teenager has set up her own high street fashion boutique with her mum only weeks after finishing her final year at Brockenhurst College.
A photo album which captures Prince Philip during a solo round-the-world cruise on royal yacht Britannia has turned up at a Lymington antique shop.
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The head of a catering company which has built a strong reputation locally is soon to open a new restaurant in New Milton.
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A record-breaking former president of the Carp Society who entered the ‘Carp Hall of Fame’ has died at the age of 77 after a short illness.
Mabel’s restaurant at Shallowmead Nurseries in Boldre is set to reopen with a new management team.
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A Milford holiday park has resubmitted plans for a new entertainment area after axing a previous application in the wake of a furious backlash.
A group of Royal British Legion members in Lymington raised £550 for the organisation’s annual Poppy Appeal by visiting every pub in the town.
