Planning

Permission to build a temporary access road and bridge at a housing development in Fordingbridge has been approved.

A Lymington school has been granted permission to serve alcohol and host live music and film screenings despite concerns from neighbours.

New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 13th December.

New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 13th December.

BCP Council planning applications and decisions for Christchurch for the week ending Friday 13th December.

A development of almost 200 homes on Forest agricultural land has been granted approval more than two years after the application was submitted.

BCP Council planning applications and decisions for Christchurch for the week ending Friday 6th December.

Plans for 74 new homes in Fordingbridge have been submitted to New Forest District Council.

A former hotel is at the centre of a planning row, with furious neighbours hitting out at its owners over garden lights a football pitch and helipad.

New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 6th December.

New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 6th December.

BCP Council planning applications and decisions for Christchurch for the week ending Friday 29th November.

NFDC has agreed to buy the freeholds for 42 new affordable homes from a developer.

New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 29th November.

New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 29th November.

A council is “actively engaging” and a rail firm “ready to work” with the new developer over a controversial Lymington footbridge.

BCP Council planning applications and decisions for Christchurch for the week ending Friday 22nd November.

A petition to keep a Christchurch pre-school at its home of 37 years has gathered nearly 1,500 signatures.

Extra time is being allowed to decide if a disused Second World War military building in the Forest should be converted into holiday homes.

A Christchurch hotel could expand by 19 rooms if new plans are given the go-ahead.