Business

The secret’s out and it’s celebration time for Hayley Elston and her specialist artisan fish dish team at Calshot-based Fabulous Catch Company.

A luxury New Forest hotel says it is nearing the completion of a new year refurbishment that will bring it into the “modern era”.

A luxurious redevelopment of Barton Lodge which includes a new dedicated dementia and residential space has been officially opened.

A Lymington coffee shop owner said it’s “very disappointing” another business with almost exactly the same name is opening opposite hers.

Freeport benefits and the priorities for the local area are set to be outlined in a report to New Forest District Council.

A hospitality apprentice from Lyndhurst was among the best in the country to be invited to the House of Commons to mark National Apprenticeship Week.

A £8.3m cash injection from the government will aid New Forest-based businesses to research and develop green maritime technologies.

A Lyndhurst pub has undergone a £130,000 transformation after being taken over by the award-winning local publicans.

Colleagues and customers at Jewson in New Milton bid a fond farewell to sales assistant Nicky Rickman as she retired after over 40 years.

Hundreds turned out to celebrate the launch of a new community store, marking the culmination of a six-year, £700,000 fundraising project.

There could be some relief for households with new energy bill predictions forecasting a drop in the price of gas and electricity by the spring.

East Boldre’s new community shop and post office is set to open its doors six years after a team of volunteers launched the project.

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A Totton freight company says it is taking the next step towards securing its future growth after buying out a courier business.

A New Milton tailor says she is “absolutely thrilled” after being given a top award for her skills at making clothes.

Lymington’s Wightlink ferry service has won two awards for offering “ethical and environmentally friendly” choices to its customers.

A convenience store was stripped of its licence after a damning report highlighted concerns over alleged child grooming and sexual harassment.

A new leaseholder is being sought for a New Milton restaurant after the last company running it went bust owing nearly £130,000.

Pubs across the New Forest and Christchurch are among those at risk of closure, a union is warning, as its owner seeks to refinance debts.

An antique shop which was founded 125 years ago is set to close the doors to its Ringwood showroom where it has traded for the last 60 years.