Plans for a new 70-bed care home have been given the green light.
A section of a shingle bank at Hurst Spit which was damaged by storms will not be repaired unless funding is found.
A two-mile section of a former railway line which runs through the New Forest will be transformed into a public footpath.
Expansion plans for jet fuel storage at Bournemouth Airport have been approved amid an expected increase in flights.
An employment development which will be a “significant economic catalyst” for part of the New Forest has cleared a key hurdle.
Bikes with electric motors are being used “almost exclusively” in crime, say police.
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Public hearings for the proposed Hampshire minerals and waste plan have finished - but residents still feel they are not being listened to.
A Christchurch pizza branch has been denied the extra trading hours it asked for.
A school was given the green light to replace two timber cabins with a new building which would provide a home for a wrap-around childcare service.
Improvement plans for the Haven House Inn at Mudeford Quay, including a new roof for an outdoor seating area, have been thrown out.
The immediate future of Lymington Town Hall has been secured after assurances from council leaders – but long-term plans could still see it sold.
Plans for a new quarry near Fordingbridge are moving forward – but concerns have been raised over noise, dust and the effect on wildlife.
More than 350 voluntary redundancies have been approved at Hampshire County Council, saving a total of £4.5m.
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Introducing a requirement for taxis licensed in the New Forest to have CCTV will be subject to further consideration in the future.
Hampshire County Council may dip £70million into its reserves if a 15% tax increase is not approved, it has been warned.
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A New Forest-based independent lifeboat rescue charity could lose nearly £50,000 in annual county council funding.
Waste management firm Veolia wants to expand its site in Marchwood because it is running out of room.
A group in Ringwood which supports people with learning disabilities is planning two single-storey buildings for arts and a meeting space.
A £1.75 million refurbishment of New Forest District Council’s HQ could be axed amid the prospect of council mergers.
Apartments, commercial units and a Costa café drive-through planned for a site at Parley Cross have not found favour with residents.
