Milford

Renovation works to beachfront shelters in the New Forest have been officially completed.

A car’s occupants fled the scene after it smashed into a rock near Hurst Spit at Milford.

Nearly 400 acres of farmland around Keyhaven has been bought by the EA only months after it was revealed it’s being turned into a nature reserve.

A New Forest landowner has registered an application for paperwork to confirm they can relocate 10 static caravans on their land.

Huge waves and flooding caused by storms Herminia and Eowyn has seen at least a dozen beach huts destroyed at Hordle Cliffs in Milford.

Plans have been put forward for a public petanque pitch on Milford seafront.

An application to keep storage containers on a farm in Milford has been refused by New Forest District Council.

Junction improvements and a £1m contribution to a primary school are two of the enhancement projects set out as part of plans for 170 new homes.

A music video and song recorded by Keyhaven friends Garry Eveleigh and Sarah Warwick has already been watched more than 32,000 times.

Milford CoE Primary school has been praised for being ‘caring and nurturing in its first ever Ofsted inspection.

Sailing clubs and local firms are standing together in the face of “disastrous” and “damaging” plans for sea defences between Hurst and Lymington.

Firing flares in a non-emergency is dangerous and illegal, people are warned after air and sea rescuers swarmed to a false alarm near Keyhaven.

More than 600 acres of Keyhaven farmland is to be turned into a nature reserve which developers can use to help meet their environmental obligations.

The “tremendous generosity” of villagers has saved a plot of land from a potential sale to developers after residents stumped up £115k to buy it.

A probe was launched after an elderly woman died following a blaze that broke out at a Milford home.

Hurst Spit will be left to the elements and Milford’s Dane Stream moved under proposals to manage erosion and flooding over the next century.

Controversial plans to charge for on-street parking at two coastal spots are back on the table after the county council revealed its new proposals.

Two holiday parks in the New Forest have won regional tourism awards from leisure firm Hoseasons.

Two of the area’s most iconic sites have been added to a nationwide list of at-risk historic spots.

Villagers are being asked to splash out and help raise £100,000 to buy an area of land for the community.