Plans for a new 70-bed care home have been given the green light.
A section of a shingle bank at Hurst Spit which was damaged by storms will not be repaired unless funding is found.
Rail passengers face travel disruption in the run-up to Easter due to extensive engineering works between the New Forest and Southampton.
A two-mile section of a former railway line which runs through the New Forest will be transformed into a public footpath.
A Parley firm helped raise a record £64,800 for charity through a Christmas tree recycling scheme.
A new rail service linking Marchwood with London Waterloo could be introduced next year, creating 80 jobs.
Planners have agreed that Manor Hatch, the former stables for Ringwood Manor, can be used as a dwelling.
A farm shop has achieved prestigious gold awards in a renowned national competition celebrating British pies.
Drivers are being urged to take extra care on the roads as the clocks go forward an hour tomorrow morning.
Local farmers and agricultural workers received awards at the annual Lymington Growmore Club dinner
A school in Totton has taken “effective action” to maintain its standards since its previous assessment, Ofsted inspectors have found.
Angry Christchurch town councillors are demanding BCP restores a public footpath at Two Riversmeet which it has blocked.
A family-run Turkish restaurant in Christchurch has won a prestigious title in the British Kebab Awards.
WH Smith branches in Lymington and Christchurch will be rebranded after the firm’s high street chain was sold to the owner of Hobbycraft.
New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 28th March.
New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 28th March.
A charity has closed its New Milton high street shop, with the Christchurch branch set to follow.
A couple who took over a pub in December have had to leave it less than three months later due to flooding and a row over work to prevent damage.
Police have released CCTV pictures of a man and woman wanted by police after £1,000 of meat was stolen from a Lymington store.
A roadworks “bombshell” is set to hit Brockenhurst traders with the six-week closure of its high street.
