A police officer revealed an invite to 140 New Forest retailers to join a ‘Shop Watch’ scheme to combat shoplifters had received only six replies.
Historical items from the old Museum of Electricity in Christchurch are being offered to the community.
Controversial plans to demolish two houses on Highcliffe seafront and replace them with two blocks of flats have been resubmitted.
A primary school in Highcliffe has been told by Ofsted inspectors it must improve how some subjects are being taught.
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Students from Arnewood school are celebrating being chosen from hundreds of schools across the UK to perform Frozen the Musical.
A teenage girl who was seriously injured after falling off a balcony while on holiday in Majorca is back home in the UK and recovering well.
Tiny babies in war torn Ukraine are receiving bootees, caps, gloves and toys knitted by people in the New Forest.
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An ‘Evening of Pink’ has been organised by a Ringwood mum battling an aggressive form of cancer in aid of a charity which has been supporting her.
A 95-year-old is “thrilled” that beautiful clothes she made out of parachute silk in the Second World War are going on display at the RAF Museum.
Rogue traders repeatedly threatened to hurt a woman trying to protect her elderly father from being scammed, a police meeting has heard.
Free public Wi-Fi is coming to Christchurch town centre, with a former mayor saying it will “slowly die” without it.
Residents at flats in Highcliffe have designed a top floor for the building.
Two parks in New Milton have been given a revamp, including new seating areas, improved footpaths and new planting to encourage wildlife.
A “not very romantic” proposal led to a marriage that has lasted 65 years for a Pennington couple.
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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.
