New Forest District Council

A Lymington business owner plans to fight back against planning rules that mean he must remove security shutters from his High Street store.

A bid by a developer to turn space for an art gallery and restaurant at Lymington Shores into nine flats has been refused – despite residents' pleas.

Hampshire Constabulary will be asked by councillors to hand over £1m for affordable housing in Lymington following the sale of the police station.

New Forest District Council has submitted revised plans for a waste and services depot in Hardley to replace the current facility near Totton.

Work to build a new clubhouse at a popular Waterside rugby club is well underway thanks to fundraising and donations – but still needs £20,000.

A campaign group fighting plans for a housing estate in Pennington has said the recently launched planning application "confirms our worst fears".

A POPULAR Lymington character known as Trolley Eddie was given a touching send-off at his funeral after an appeal for people to attend.

New Forest District Council looks set to give the green light to a developer to build 112 new homes despite local opposition to the plans.

Controversial plans to introduce wheelie bins in the New Forest are to be pushed back by a year to 2025, NFDC has announced.

Plans for 82 homes in Pennington have been submitted to NFDC after a consultation sparked more than 150 objections from locals.

A developer wants to demolish a vacant Totton house and build a block of 'affordable' flats.

A Boldre café has been given a zero-star hygiene rating after inspectors found food safety standards to be well below par.

Lymington has been hailed for its “overwhelming” response to a request for people to attend the funeral of a man with no family.

A longstanding parish councillor has resigned in protest over New Forest District Council granting approval for nearly 100 homes in Hordle.

A Bransgore homeowner has submitted a third planning application to rebuild his fire-ravaged property after previous submissions were refused by NFDC.

A developer has submitted plans to build three new homes on surplus junior school land in New Milton.

A major international pizza chain is set to come to New Milton after a takeaway bid for a former high street bank was approved.

Three local councils which have previously financially supported the Hythe ferry have confirmed there will be no further bailout.

The New Forest's social housing stock is having to be adapted for the rising number of families finding themselves homeless, a council meeting heard.

Plans to replace the public toilets at Barton beach have been submitted nearly two years after they were saved from being flushed away altogether.