People who witness crime at a heritage site are urged to report it to Dorset Police via a new system which aims to crack down on such offences.
A council has apologised after motorists mistakenly paid to park at a Christchurch site despite it being free.
A six-month-old kitten who was so badly beaten he was left brain damaged and with just three legs has been taken in by a cat lover from the Forest.
Money is being raised for the parents of a three-year-old girl with a fatal genetic condition as she undergoes treatment that could buy her more time.
A puppy rescued by the RSPCA after she was found with broken legs and ribs after a series of attacks by her owner is now loving life in a new home.
Struggling families in Fordingbridge can find items to fill their wardrobe with thanks to the Salvation Army.
A new adventure play park has been keeping children entertained at Lepe Beach.
A renewable energy company is offering community groups, charities, schools and nurseries free soil and compost to mark its 30th anniversary.
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Sewage pollution levels at a spot in the Lymington River have increased to "dangerously high levels", say New Forest Friends of the Earth.
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Bournemouth airport could be shut down if a planned strike goes ahead in September, Unite union claims.
A deal to lease a Christchurch car park to a supermarket is expected to complete at the end of this month.
A Royal Navy bomb disposal team blew up a World War II explosive device after it was found by a walker at Taddiford Gap.
A dog was impaled on a stick and spent almost two weeks in intensive care after a game of throw and fetch went badly wrong.
An application to turn a former care site into a home for a family that includes a foster child with “medically complex” needs has been withdrawn.
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Sunflowers have been left struggling this year to reach their normal lofty heights thanks to the heatwaves the UK has been experiencing.
Town traders are fighting back with a ‘we are open for business’ campaign after being hit hard by repeated road closures.
A mystery street artist is bringing a smile to villagers with their middle-of-the-night pavement pictures.
Plans to create a solar farm that would operate for 40 years have sparked objections from residents who say it should stay as farmland.
