What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
Scorching heat and poisonous snakes are among the hazards troops from 17 Port and Maritime have faced while training in Albania.
The landlord of a Milford pub has said he has been forced to shut by rising energy costs and people being unable to afford to dine out.
Animal-lovers are being asked to consider adopting a pet after the RSPCA revealed that one of its local rehoming centres is “full to bursting”.
More than a hundred people attended the ‘Class of 79’ Priestlands school reunion.
A smallholder is appealing for the return of a goat, five turkeys, six guinea fowl and two chickens which were stolen.
New Forest residents are being asked to have their say on proposals to create an “extensive network” of walking and cycling routes.
A woman was terrorised by her ex-boyfriend who threatened to crash his car through her home and kill her after the relationship was over.
A teen is celebrating the ten-year anniversary of being told “you are cancer free” after a long childhood battle with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A beautiful sculpture created by a welder whose partner spent her final days in the Macmillan Unit at Christchurch Hospital is to be auctioned.
Surveying the work of his troops, Lieutenant Colonel Terry Wilcox smiled broadly and said: “I couldn’t be prouder of them.”
A man accused of raping a teenager at Barton clifftop and another girl 10 months later claimed both consented to sex.
A woman who dreamed of becoming a nurse as a girl has been awarded the Queen’s Nurse title in recognition of her talent.
A mum told a jury how she thanked a youth for helping find her 16-year-old daughter before learning that he had just allegedly raped the teenager.
Little Lexi Lewis was so excited about donating her hair to charity that she is growing it again so she can donate once more.
A teenager sobbed in the witness box at Bournemouth Crown Court as she told how she repeatedly told a man to stop as he raped her on Barton clifftop.
Plans to turn a former high street bank into an educational site have been slammed by the town’s council.
A man who nearly drowned as a toddler died as a result of the accident 34 years later, a coroner has ruled.
Invented in Christchurch, the Mexeflote will be crucial to the success of a New Forest regiment during a forthcoming exercise in Albania.
