A holiday club for children has been rated “good” by Ofsted inspectors.
‘So what is my beef then? Cyclists who invade our roads like crocodiles.’
With around 95,000 visitors and plenty of glorious sunshine, the 2024 New Forest Show has been hailed a “huge success” by organisers.
‘Losing the winter payments will be a great hardship.’
People are being invited to share their memories over a cuppa at St Barbe Museum in Lymington next week.
A New Forest motorist claims the county council is refusing to compensate him after his vehicle was badly damaged driving over a pothole.
Local residents are being urged to have their say over plans to build 200 new homes in Holbury.
Budding young athletes will get new training kit thanks to a donation from a developer.
A grand convoy of Second World War vehicles will make its way through the Forest on Sunday, 11th August.
Bournemouth International Airport is seeking the all clear to expand its terminal buildings as passenger numbers grow.
A 150-year-old chapel could become a family home under newly submitted plans.
A teenager from Christchurch was ordered to complete unpaid work after he admitted making an indecent image of a child and drug driving.
School children on their summer holidays are being urged to dig deep at Avon Beach to find hidden lobsters.
Budding young wordsmiths from Durlston Prep School have published their second book of poetry.
A homeless man was handed a 16-week jail term for entering a Christchurch store from which he had been banned.
Three New Forest towns are on a list of the top ten most expensive places in the country to buy a coastal property.
Famous faces are set to grace a fundraising charity auction in Lymington tomorrow for a celebrity edition of the BBC show Antiques Road Trip.
A campaigner has thrown down the gauntlet to councillors by challenging them to cross Lymington High Street on a mobility scooter.
Children starting primary this September can meet their future schoolmates at special bouncy castle sessions.
Separate proposals to build a garage, a ‘party barn’ and an orangery at a Forest property have been rejected at appeal by a government inspector.