What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A beautiful rose which raises money for Oakhaven hospice is on now on sale just in time for Easter.
More than 200 year 10 pupils enjoyed an inflatable planetarium at Brockenhurst College as part of celebrations for British Science Week.
A huge crowd turned out to see Saints legend Matt Le Tissier and the “Teddy Bear Ladies” from The Repair Shop open Oakhaven’s new crafting store.
A Lymington businesswoman joined 50 others in a 1,200km rickshaw race across India to raise £120,000 for charity.
A mother and daughter killed themselves using a poison “notoriously promoted” on suicide websites following the death of a family member.
A man has been charged in connection with a burglary in Lymington after a coffee shop on the Quay had its glass door smashed and £400 stolen.
Work has started on a controversial development of 27 “crucially needed” affordable homes in Barton.
The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire has said “how sad it is” that Britain has “so many” food banks.
A hairdresser is to shave off her hair to raise awareness of a rare genetic condition that could have killed her fiancé.
A property developer has bought the former Christchurch civic offices for nearly £2m.
A group of young adults with autism have been able to enjoy a week’s holiday abroad without their families thanks to a Christchurch charity.
A Bransgore homeowner will have to demolish an outbuilding after an appeal was thrown out.
A stay of execution for a historic Forest bridge, saved in 2021 after a village outcry, looks over as new plans to remove it have been revealed.
Staff at Chewton Glen Hotel’s Spa are celebrating after being named the best one in the country in the Luxury Spa Edit Awards.
A woman celebrating her 100th birthday got right royal treatment with a card from King Charles and a visit from the Mayor of New Milton.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
Angry Christchurch town councillors are demanding BCP restores a public footpath at Two Riversmeet which it has blocked.
A family-run Turkish restaurant in Christchurch has won a prestigious title in the British Kebab Awards.
