Relatives of HMS Hood’s navigation officer Commander Selwyn Warrand travelled from New Zealand for remembrance service in Boldre.
Two serving and one ex Dorset policer officer guilty of gross misconduct for sharing racist, sexist or homophobic or messages on WhatsApp group
For over 50 years it has been the talk of the village – if not a corner of the New Forest.
Gold medal-winning Paralympian Aaron Phipps MBE officially opened an all-inclusive outdoor play area at Longdown Activity Farm.
A student at a Christchurch school for children with autism has taken a step closer to achieving his dream of starring in the West End.
A ban on e-scooters has been introduced on all trains by South Western Railway due to them posing a fire risk.
Naturalist Chris Packham is the new president of the RSPCA and says Britain is “at one of the most criticial times” for animals for over 200 years.
One of the highlights in the foodie calendar is back this weekend and is expected to attract thousands from all over the UK
A mother who was run over while she was pushing her baby in a pram is still in a coma five weeks after the incident, Bournemouth Crown Court heard.
His colleagues at a town taxi firm now call him ‘Mr Mayor’.
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A family-run farm shop and café featuring a Mediterranean-style courtyard has been opened by a Fordingbridge couple.
A pensioner launched a homemade poison ball onto the roof of an industrial unit in Christchurch where seagulls were nesting, a court has heard.
Historian Jude James who for decades wrote the ‘Reflections’ column for the Advertiser and Times has died at the age of 91.
(Warning: story contains pictures of crudely drawn penises) Phallic symbols drawn near local road defects have prompted action by the council.
An excited crowd including the mayor watched the ‘Blessing of the Sea’ ceremony off Mudeford Quay.
Shoppers are making ‘good use’ of Lymington’s parking meters, the county council has claimed, after angry traders said spaces were half empty.
A controversial plan to turn a former Christchurch care home into a homeless hostel has been withdrawn after a huge outcry.
A Christchurch woman has lifted the lid on what it’s like to live with ME.
A petition has been launched by a fed-up Lymington trader who says the High Street parking meters are stopping people from shopping in the town.