Fawley

Oil giant ExxonMobil prefers the route cutting across the Forest for its pipeline rather than those across the Isle of Wight, a councillor claims.

Police have released a CCTV picture after a man and a woman were punched and kicked outside a Fawley pub.

No preferred route for a 20-mile underground carbon capture pipeline has been identified by New Forest District Council due to “limited” information.

New Forest District Council looks set to make a U-turn on permission for 19 affordable homes near Fawley.

Controversial plans to build new homes off a cul de sac in Holbury have been given the green light.

Parts of the New Forest many have discoloured tap water following emergency repairs.

Plans for a 20-mile pipeline under the New Forest have been given a mixed reception by the public.

Local residents are being urged to have their say over plans to build 200 new homes in Holbury.

The withdrawal of plans for a £1bn major new town on the Waterside has been blasted as “an utter waste of time and money”.

Oil giant ExxonMobil is proposing cutting 50m trenches through the Forest to lay an underground pipeline for a carbon capture scheme.

Assaulting a police officer saw a Waterside man handed a suspended prison sentence.

Thousands attended a celebration of the armed forces on the Waterside.

Police are investigating claims that bird nests and bat roosts were unlawfully destroyed during recent land clearance works at Langley.

Plans to build a “stark and intrusive” telecommunications tower in a Fawley field have been rejected by councillors.

A Langley motorist caught speeding on a motorway evaded a ban from the roads to keep his scaffolding business running.

Two boys who asked for a selfie with a Forest pensioner were followed home and “flashed” by him, a court heard

A former youth centre next door to a Forest school could be demolished for nine homes.

A wanted man, who was in jail for actual bodily harm, was arrested three weeks into a hunt amid reported links to Hythe and the New Forest

An update on the future of a controversial new town with more than 1,300 homes is expected “within weeks”, New Forest District Council has confirmed.

A metal detectorist from the New Forest has unearthed a rare gold artefact he believes was commissioned by Alfred the Great in the 9th century.