A family is being forced to live apart after the Home Office refused to give the husband a visa to visit his unwell wife and their child in Hordle.
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A controversial plan to build 20 houses on land at Everton Nurseries is not the “tip of the iceberg” its director says.
A new coffee shop at a Dibden Purlieu residential home will open to the public once a week.
One of Lymington’s best known restaurateurs has revealed he has sold his award-winning Indian eatery so he can spend more time with his children.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.
A New Milton man with a history of violence launched a “barbaric” attack on a couple – trying to gouge out the man’s eyes and head butting the girl.
A developer planning 155 homes at Hordle has been told to “put people before profit” despite the company pledging £900k to the local school.
A huge project to improve nature and climate resilience across 27 sites in the New Forest is finally complete.
Teenagers with mental health problems enjoyed a special prom night thanks to staff at a New Forest unit and local businesses.
After a four year search, a Lymington man has met the ‘guardian angel’ who saved his life when he severed an artery in a crash.
A rise in the number of cases of measles has prompted Hampshire County Council to remind young adults of the importance of getting vaccinated.
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.
