What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A historic landmark in Highcliffe is “not going anywhere” – so says the operator of the Lord Bute Hotel after a plan to demolish it was submitted.
French bulldog owners are in for a real treat this Easter as a festival returns to the Forest.
One of Highcliffe’s most colourful and cheerful shopkeepers is shutting her doors after 12 years.
A care assistant on trial over the death of a motorcyclist burst into tears and ran from the courtroom after being cleared by a jury today.
A woman sobbed in the dock as a jury was told how she allegedly caused the death of a motorcyclist in Christchurch by turning her car into his path.
Angry members of the Regent Centre have called for an extraordinary meeting after claiming radical changes are being made without consulting them.
A wheelchair-bound man who lives on a caravan park set to be bulldozed said he will park his mobility scooter in front of demolition vehicles.
A Walkford man who pointed a fake firearm at a Tesco worker trying to stop him shoplifting a crate of beer has been jailed for three years.
A Highcliffe hotel could be demolished to make way for six homes, new plans have revealed.
An art gallery in Christchurch could be turned into an Airbnb property if BCP Council give the go ahead for it to be converted into one.
The outdoor education centre at Hengistbury Head is set for a major revamp as it was revealed a government grant of £650,000 is close to being agreed.
Glowing tributes have been paid to talented musician and former Arnewood School pupil Cian Everett after his unexpected death aged just 21.
A young opera singing busker claimed he was threatened with arrest in Lymington’s High Street after complaints from market traders he was too loud.
One of Bashley FC’s “most loyal” volunteer ground staff suffered a suspected heart attack at the team’s match on last night against Thatcham Town.
An emotional crowd at Bashley FC clapped and cheered as teammates ran around the pitch holding aloft the football shirt of Jordan Chiedozie.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A terrified mother had her kitchen window smashed by youths throwing rocks in Sway – the second time in a week they targeted the village.
A Lymington family raised £20,000 in one year in memory of their husband and father who died from a brain tumour.
Fresh and feisty, The Rocky Horror Show earned Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre standing ovation.
