Three New Forest firms have starred in the prestigious nationwide Great Taste Awards.
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An extension to a Lymington pub which has been closed for over a year would create 45 jobs, it has been claimed.
Two youngsters took the title of Student of the Year at Brockenhurst College this year for the first time ever.
A charity set up to support children with additional needs has launched a new project to help them with speech and language in local nurseries.
A former milliner to the Queen was the guest of honour at a hat competition for young children at Walhampton school. New Forest.
Mystery surrounds the death of a 40-year-old man whose badly decomposed body was found by a dog walker in the New Forest two years ago.
Hoburne Holidays is celebrating after being named as one of the best holiday park businesses in the country by consumer champion Which?
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A New Forest pub has made it to the finals of the Great British Pub Awards in the category of best garden in the country.
Two young brothers are in the running to raise money for the charity which funds the Macmillan hospice in Christchurch.
A charity which provides help, advice and friendship to people affected by Parkinson’s could be forced to close if a new chair is not found.
Plans for a 20-mile pipeline under the New Forest have been given a mixed reception by the public.
Hampshire has ranked tenth in the league of ‘hotspots’ where the outlawed bloodsport of dog fighting persists.
A Bransgore care home head chef has won a top title in the Hampshire Care Association awards.
Growing up on a farm, teenager Ellie Carter knows the true value of fresh food.
A young mother’s “obsessive” ex-boyfriend put a naked photo of her online, inviting men to have sex with her, a crown court heard.
Christchurch Carnival attracted crowds “bigger than ever” with hundreds turning out to enjoy three days of events.
AN exhibition bringing together local artists and craftspeople is to open to the public tomorrow.
The organiser of a traveller horse drive which saw at least one animal put down said it was “another year of great company, driving horses and fun”.
