Burley

Names and addresses were found in a large flytip dumped in a New Forest car park near Burley this morning.

Bransgore farmer Richard Frampton vowed to “hit the ground running” after again triumphing in a New Forest District Council by-election.

Residents in a New Forest ward will go to the polls today to choose a new district representative.

Residents of a New Forest ward will go to the polls later in February to choose a new district representative.

Two people were hurt in a crash between two cars and a motorcycle on the A35 at Holmsley which is causing rush-hour traffic disruption this afternoon.

Dramatic footage of a burning car off the A35 was taken by Highcliffe resident Harry Madgwick who described the scene as “terrifying”.

One of the oldest Scout groups in the UK is facing closure unless it can find a new leader to take over.

Traditional craft displays and vintage cider pressing demonstrations drew bumper crowds to Burley for the annual New Forest Cider Festival.

Overnight rain combined with further storm predictions has seen the cancellation of this weekend’s Burley Steam and Vintage Vehicle Show.

A two-bed dwelling formerly used by a charity within the grounds of a Burley home does not need to be demolished, the NPA has ruled.

A New Forest pub has made it to the finals of the Great British Pub Awards in the category of best garden in the country.

A family-run nursing home in Burley has been named Hampshire Nursing Home of the Year.

The A35 was closed this afternoon after a crash involving two vans.

Police are appealing for help to find a regimental military sword which was stolen in Burley at the weekend.

Police have shared excuses from some of the motorists caught speeding in a crackdown in the New Forest.

Thousands of dogs and their owners descended on a Forest village for a celebration of man’s best friend.

A severed deer’s head and an upturned cross was left in a New Forest village the day before several sheep were found mutilated.

It’s hoped a popular New Forest campsite can still open this summer after being denied permission to operate by the national park authority.

The mythical Green Man and Lady made a welcome return to the New Forest as villagers gathered to revive a tradition not seen in 160 years.

A May Day parade which celebrated the New Forest and was last held in the 1860s is being revived this year.