A lunch to celebrate 50 years of twinning with their counterparts in New Zealand was held by Christchurch Town Council.
Households struggling with the cost of living crisis in Christchurch can now receive help with buying food or paying energy bills.
A new space for struggling parents and carers to find support along with friendship has been launched in Fordingbridge by two charities.
An apprentice at Buckler’s Hard yacht harbour has passed his final assessment with a top scoring merit – the first to do so.
A watery fun activity for the whole family is coming to Fordingbridge this summer.
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A renowned New Milton personality who co-founded the town’s Neighbourcare has died at the age of 103.
An appeal against the refusal to demolish a three-bedroom chalet in Blackfield has been thrown out.
Pre-school staff were stunned to discover thieves had stolen the roof off a pergola.
Sunshine poured into the church of St John the Baptist on Sunday for the annual service of commemoration for those who served on HMS Hood.
The New Forest C of E Primary School has been congratulated for being a “warm and welcoming” school where pupils feel “safe and cared for”.
Crowds of over 10,000 people turned up with their four-legged friends to enjoy a sunshine-soaked Dogstival.
Parents of a New Forest teenager who was killed by a faulty gas heater are angry that 10 years on “nothing has been done” to protect others.
An information board about a village hall’s links to Alice Liddell of Alice in Wonderland fame has been unveiled by the Lewis Carroll Society.
A new video chat system has led to quicker arrests and more offenders being charged or cautioned, say Dorset Police.
A rescue dog from the New Forest swam to Brownsea Island during more than a month on the run.
A New Forest based kitchen and capentry business has been named best in the UK at a glittering award ceremony.
A multimillion-pound makeover has seen a once run-down New Forest B&B transformed into a “quintessential” country house hotel.
Forestry England rangers had to deal with three large flytips on one day as the dumping of waste on the beautiful landscape continues.
A massive £168,700 was raised by the Oakhaven Walk with the money going towards supporting people receiving palliative care and their loved ones.
