More than 700 people and two councils have taken against controversial plans to build 140 homes on land prone to flooding and surrounded by lakes.
A New Forest youth mental health advocate is hitting the heights in a fundraising challenge.
New Forest Friends of the Earth have carried out a water testing “blitz” on 12 streams in the area.
A major water leak turned part of a busy Forest route into a river today.
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Villagers welcomed the mythical Green Man and Lady back over the weekend in a historic Forest tradition.
People throughout the New Forest paused to pay their respects to local Second World War heroes to mark VE Day 80.
Two New Forest businesses have been recognised in this year’s King’s Awards.
A Totton man was fined £150 after he was caught in possession of crack cocaine.
Planners have rejected a proposal to build two homes on a development site in Ringwood.
Two plucky mates will be abseiling down a 560ft coastal tower to raise money for a home education family hub in the New Forest.
A Tiptoe woman is facing financial penalties after she admitted stealing make-up worth more than £100.
An application to register an infant school building in Lymington as a community asset was rejected for “flimsy” reasons, it has been claimed.
The county council apologised for charging drivers to park on Lymington High Street over the Easter bank holiday, blaming a parking meter glitch.
A former Ringwood Town FC player who was educated in Christchurch has developed a new software app that lets amateur players log their statistics.
Villagers will welcome the enigmatic Green Man and Lady back to the New Forest later this month in a revival of a now 170-year-old tradition.
Married academics from the New Forest have both completed doctorates within a few months of each other.
A motorist from New Milton was banned from the roads for six months after driving while disqualified and without insurance.
A caravan built by a Ringwood firm and presented to royals as a gift in the 1950s is now on display at Beaulieu’s motor museum.
Around 300 people turned out to pay their respects to Anzac troops at a memorial service in Brockenhurst.
A large landmark greenhouse along a main New Milton route has been levelled.
