A new play park in Pilley was officially opened during the recently held Boldre fete.
A man stuck over five fentanyl pain killing patches on his body and took a massive overdose of drugs after blowing £1,000 in the bookies.
A lesson in how to deal with people with autism was given to Morebus employees by the charity Autism Unlimited.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.
Brockenhurst chippy celebrating 40 years in business
An appeal against the refusal to demolish a house in Dibden Purlieu and replace it with 25 homes has been submitted by developers.
A couple who are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary have been together since they were just 15 and 16 years old.
A prescribed cookery course run by chef Natasha Beatty has been so successful it secured £15,000 funding from South West Railway for another year.
Friends who walked and cycled between three of the highest mountains in England in one day raised over £2,000 for Oakhaven hospice.
A drunken yob threatened to kill a terrified family in one of a series of incidents told to a police beat sergeant in a public meeting in Lymington.
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Well-known director of the Lymington removal company was “unstinting” in his work for the community until his final days.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.
A woman who was sexually abused when she was just 10 has revealed how she has since tried to kill herself three times and suffers night terrors.
A replica Iron Age roundhouse will be built at Hengistbury Head to give visitors an idea of how people lived over 2,000 years ago.
A former NHS worker from New Milton who spent over 80 years of her life doing voluntary work is celebrating her 100th birthday.
A chance to learn a “sexy tease” form of dance that is glamorous, theatrical and fun is coming to Lymington.
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A plan by owners of a holiday park to install an outside entertainment area which angered many villagers has been withdrawn.
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Parents and carers urged to sign their children up for free places at more than 140 local activity clubs across Hampshire over the summer holidays.
Two schoolchildren scooped prizes in a competition for pupils all over the UK to design an emblem to celebrate the coronation.
A pendant made from silver and sea glass Grange School pupils reach the regional finals of a national competition supporting young businesses
