A DAUGHTER celebrating her father’s 70th birthday leapt into action when he suffered a heart attack by performing CPR for 15 minutes.
THE RSPCA is investigating a social media video of three dogs apparently abandoned in appalling conditions in a house in Totton.
AN army veteran will spend two weeks wearing a weighted vest to raise awareness of the burden of mental health problems and support Help for Heroes.
CAMPAIGNERS are celebrating after plans were finally submitted to repair two wooden bridges on a popular Forest track after a four-year delay.
HE uses the Copythorne Scout troop to try out his latest products.
A BRANSGORE actor bedridden for a year with agonising endometriosis is preparing to run the London Marathon to raise awareness of the condition.
CHRISTCHURCH Town Council's first clerk, Daniel Lucas, is leaving the post saying he is “proud of what I have achieved”.
A POPULAR maths teacher who served the community well into his retirement has died at the age of 91.
STAFF on Hythe ferry say they are facing an outbreak of drink-fuelled "madness" including fighting, drinking and urinating.
FOOD vouchers are being offered to Hampshire residents who are struggling with the cost of living.
A PROPOSED development of affordable housing on land next to a pub in Bartley could have a “potential significant effect” on wildlife habitats.
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AN "action packed" day is promised by organisers of the Romsey Show which is back this year.
A NEW campaign has been launched by BCP Council to combat flytipping by highlighting the problem and the penalties for offenders.
REVISED plans for 21 new homes at a Christchurch beach clifftop have been thrown out over their “unacceptable visual impact”.
A mum revealed how her child picked up pooh at the Quomps splash park in Christchurch after parents ignored signs for toddlers to wear swim nappies.
A DISTRAUGHT cat owner has revealed how her pet had to have a leg amputated after it was shot with an air rifle.
LAND on Hurst spit could be bought as a “trophy purchase” to show off to friends, an estate agent has suggested.
WATCHING the tiny goshawk fledglings spread their wings and take to the skies over the New Forest was a momentous moment for James Aldred.
HUNDREDS of people conned by a New Forest funeral director who died of Covid could get their money back.
HIGHCLIFFE Castle is among nearly two dozen green spaces to lose out on extra protection in a proposed set of hyperlocal planning policies.
