Fashion forward care home residents in Brockenhurst helped research scientists to get ahead by getting hats.
Waterside Primary School in Hythe was rated “good” across the board in its latest Ofsted inspection.
Generous people have donated the cash needed to create a “vital” new wildlife corridor in the New Forest.
‘Has Forestry England carried out the necessary survey of bridge’s current use?’
Locals were urged to rethink how they recycle at a community event at St Mark’s Church Hall in Pennington.
Plans for a new residential development in Sway have been rejected for a second time at appeal.
UK’s happiness index rating is well behind Finland’s
Traders calling for action to save their town centre have claimed high street parking charges are driving away their customers.
Southern Water is pumping £4 million into upgrading the sewer network at Ashurst Bridge near Totton.
Human waste is the most likely cause of the “poor” state of River Avon’s bathing water, Forest residents heard at a public meeting.
A care home in Hythe has been rated “good” across the board following its latest Care Quality Commission inspection.
A yurt-based preschool in Boldre has been rated “outstanding” in every category following its latest Ofsted inspection.
A former A&T reporter is taking on this year’s London Marathon in memory of his late mother-in-law.
A Parley firm helped raise a record £64,800 for charity through a Christmas tree recycling scheme.
A school in Totton has taken “effective action” to maintain its standards since its previous assessment, Ofsted inspectors have found.
A charity has closed its New Milton high street shop, with the Christchurch branch set to follow.
A roadworks “bombshell” is set to hit Brockenhurst traders with the six-week closure of its high street.
A new environmental protection policy for Christchurch Harbour was given the green light as hundreds of protesters gathered outside council offices.
A ferry captain who works out of Lymington has pledged to deliver donations of safety gear to people digging wells in West Africa.
Hundreds of protesters are set to gather at BCP Council offices tomorrow to call for an end to the “severe” sewage pollution in Christchurch harbour.
