BCP Council's leader has defended the authority’s latest anti-litter campaign which uses a four-letter word to encourage people to tidy up.
FURTHER discussions will be held before a proposed cycle lane is installed on Barrack Road, Christchurch, after hundreds signed a petition against it.
AROUND 50 Afghan families fleeing the Taliban have been relocated to Hampshire, and more are on the way.
SOUTHERN Water company has pledged to slash significantly the number of wastewater discharges in the Solent.
THE government’s controversial plans to increase National Insurance payments have been welcomed by Hampshire County Council's health chief despite.
EXTRA finance has been agreed to improve services for special education needs and disability (SEND) provision across the BCP Council area.
CRIMINAL punishments for flytipping must be increased for people to take them seriously, according to a top Hampshire councillor.
REFUGEES fleeing Afghanistan will be given a place to live in Hampshire, the county council has vowed.
HIGHCLIFFE School has submitted plans for a new multi-use hall, sparking concerns over its size in an area dominated by bungalows.
TEN new flats and changes to a shop front are planned at a site in Lymington Road, Highcliffe.
MORE cycle paths are planed to connect the New Forest to Southampton in a bid to get people out on their bikes.
BUILDING seven flats on the site of the Fairfield Works in Christchurch would improve the look of the area, a developer has claimed.
LOCAL authorities could reach a financial tipping point without further government support, Hampshire County Council's leader has warned.
ROADS across Hampshire will continue to deteriorate in the coming years without government intervention, according to a county council report.
CHANGES under way at Christchurch library may now also include a new CCTV system.
ALMOST two dozen vulnerable Afghan families are set to be rehoused in Hampshire as the UK and US military operation is wound down.
THE Boathouse in Christchurch has won its bid to continue selling takeaway alcohol after denying any links with anti-social behaviour.
A CHRISTCHURCH councillor told how she nearly took a mop and bucket to a dirty road sign amid a string of complaints about the area's highways.
RESIDENTS in Christchurch could be asked if they would back a BCP Council bid for city status for the area to unlock millions of pounds of funding.
RESIDENTS including the town's deputy mayor have slammed a restaurant's plan to continue takeaway sales of food and alcohol.