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What was making the news in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

The last full moon of 2022 – aptly named a cold moon – will be visible as temperatures plummet below freezing.

The A&T headlines from 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

"For any operator the campsites need to be made to pay well and not simply to tick over with a marginal profit."

Tens of thousands of learner drivers have needed to take six or more practical tests before passing, figures reveal, with Covid-19 partly to blame.

An urgent safety alert has been issued for baby self-feeding pillows and parents are being urged to stop using them immediately.

A broken figurine, smashed door and a burnt carpet were all claims related to the last World cup, with one insurer calling on fans to be more careful.

Homeowners are flocking to rent out driveways and parking spaces for extra cash as the cost-of-living crisis deepens, say those behind a parking app.

The RSPCA is facing rising costs and record numbers of abandoned animals in need of care – and is begging people not to dump their pets this winter.

Energy firms are being warned not to unfairly increase direct debits for customers now using less as ministers push for "more reflective" bills.

Historic headlines from the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.

This month we will look at five objects or sites of historical interest which we have probably passed by dozens of times and not paid attention to.

More than 11.6 million pensioners will start to receive up to £600 to help with their energy bills this winter.

Tesco is rebranding its 'reduced to clear' items marked with yellow labels because it says more customers now want to regularly buy discounted food.

Fans must be sure of TV Licensing rules before watching a game while at work.

Headlines from the A&T archives 25, 50 and 65 years ago

After two years of cancellations, New Milton’s Christmas festival is back in full force with the Lions Club promising to light up the high street.

AN inflatable toboggan ride, children’s amusements and Santa are among events being held in Lymington to mark the start of the festive season.

Every year the Royal Mint releases unique and commemorative coins but how can you find out if money you've got at home is rare or valuable?

Shop shortages, avian flu and rising costs are leading to an egg crisis – so what are the alternatives when you can't lay your hands on a dozen?