New Forest

A driver clocked at over 20mph above the speed limit was one of three ticketed in the first multi-agency crackdowns in the New Forest of 2025.

The Advertiser & Times is delighted to announce the finalists for its first-ever food and drink awards.

A New Forest MP has called for the return of the death penalty following the “frustrating” sentencing of a child murderer.

“Thieves are now active” in New Forest car parks was the police warning after one recent incident saw stolen bank cards used to withdraw £750.

A New Forest resident is calling for locals to support him as he launches a flood action group.

Reality Star Gemma Collins should be prosecuted over bylaw breaking pony hug picture says CDA chair

New Forest Pride Festival will not go ahead this year because organisers have been unable to attract enough sponsorship and support.

More than 350 voluntary redundancies have been approved at Hampshire County Council, saving a total of £4.5m.

Verge clearance work combined with a growing awareness of livestock have been credited with reducing the number of animals killed on Forest roads.

Introducing a requirement for taxis licensed in the New Forest to have CCTV will be subject to further consideration in the future.

Hampshire County Council may dip £70million into its reserves if a 15% tax increase is not approved, it has been warned.

New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 31st January.

A probe has been launched into a large amount of insulation and other waste found dumped in the New Forest.

The verderers have been urged to work with Forestry England to find solutions to improve the New Forest’s cycle network following months of debate.

Residents in the New Forest can check when they will receive wheelie bins as the district council begins its rollout.

Warnings and alerts for flooding, heavy rain and strong winds are in place across the New Forest and Christchurch.

Rough sleepers in the New Forest are being offered continued support by the district council during the cold snap.

Sand filters have been installed at East Boldre wastewater treatment works at a cost of £3.7million.

Empty homes that were left to rot now have people living in them after New Forest District Council helped to bring them back into use.

Flood alerts have been issued for parts of the New Forest and Christchurch today after Storm Éowyn brought heavy rain and strong winds.