A 92-year-old voluntary worker has retired after more than 15 years ferrying people to and from medical appointments.
Two Hampshire police officers who exchanged more than 800 “abhorrent” WhatsApp messages sacked without notice by the force.
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A New Milton man has a denied charge that he caused unnecessary suffering to animals by leaving four dogs in a car during hot weather.
Hengistbury Head will be the focal point of a BBC’s Countryfile show this Sunday.
Forest villagers have been kicked out of their local pub after it became exclusive to Premier Inn customers.
A repair café will be held in Christchurch tomorrow where residents can take along their broken items to be restored.
A distraught father revealed how he and his wife are terrified of their own son – with the mum being driven to try to take her life because of it.
Christchurch town council voted to “raise concerns” over a proposed new entrance lobby planned for the rebuilding of fire ravaged All Saints Church.
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A schoolgirl has been banned from prom for not gaining enough behaviour points, with her mum blaming the school’s “lack of support” for her autism.
An action-packed day is promised for New Forest Pride with live music including a tribute to Lady Gaga.
Strictly star Giovanni Pernice attracted a crowd of over 100 people when he made an appearance at a Ringwood store to launch his own fragrance.
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A company director suffering from anxiety and depression hanged himself, an inquest at Bournemouth Coroners’ Court has heard.
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TV chef Lesley Waters has urged people to stop using “processed muck” and learn how to cook healthy meals from scratch.
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Ringwood residents are being asked to spend some time on polling day to take a part in a referendum for the Ringwood Neighbourhood Plan.
Pupils attending a Christchurch school enjoy going and have “positive” attitudes to learning, according to Ofsted inspectors.
A 96-year-old pensioner achieved his life-long dream of flying a plane thanks to a Christchurch care home.
