What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.
A woman who was sexually abused when she was just 10 has revealed how she has since tried to kill herself three times and suffers night terrors.
A replica Iron Age roundhouse will be built at Hengistbury Head to give visitors an idea of how people lived over 2,000 years ago.
A former NHS worker from New Milton who spent over 80 years of her life doing voluntary work is celebrating her 100th birthday.
A chance to learn a “sexy tease” form of dance that is glamorous, theatrical and fun is coming to Lymington.
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A plan by owners of a holiday park to install an outside entertainment area which angered many villagers has been withdrawn.
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Parents and carers urged to sign their children up for free places at more than 140 local activity clubs across Hampshire over the summer holidays.
Two schoolchildren scooped prizes in a competition for pupils all over the UK to design an emblem to celebrate the coronation.
A pendant made from silver and sea glass Grange School pupils reach the regional finals of a national competition supporting young businesses
An impressive production of the The Wizard of Oz involving over 230 New Milton school pupils will take to the stage at Christchurch’s Regent Centre.
Views on a multimillion pound widening scheme on a northern section of the A326 in the Waterside are being sought by Hampshire County Council.
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Building work to expand Bournemouth’s Aviation Business Park has been given the go-ahead by BCP Council after an 18-month delay.
Extensive plans for the Christchurch hotel had been recommended for approval.
A Totton man has been fined £500 and banned for driving for six months for being 5mph over the 30mph speed limit.
An almost £44,000 grant will let Ringwood Society create a ‘Memories of the Railway’ project marking the times when a train route went through town.
Making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.
Walkers who covered the 26-mile coastline from Lymington to Poole have helped Oakhave raising a whopping £32,000 to date.
An inflatable amusement attraction promising “nonstop fun” is coming to New Milton for the first time.
A serving Dorset Police officer found guilty of gross misconduct for posting inappropriate and offensive messages on WhatsApp group has been sacked.
More than £35,000 in grants have been awarded to two organisations in the New Forest and Totton.
