Lymington residents can pay their respects to Second World War heroes at a beacon lighting ceremony and town parade to mark VE Day 80.
A Totton man was banned from the roads for two-and-a-half years after admitting driving offences.
Youngsters from the 1st Barton Beaver Scouts have been donating food and Easter eggs for the homeless and other people in need.
A community orchard which will provide villagers with fruit has been planted in the grounds of Thorney Hill community hall.
“Another 100 huts could easily be accommodated.”
A heartbroken mum who set up a unique travelling rubber ducks tribute to her teenage daughter after her death has seen them reach cross the globe.
This well-loved village pub, steeped in local history, is preparing to open its doors once again.
Officers intercepted 4.7kg of herbal cannabis at East Midlands Airport
Brockenhurst College’s women footballers and volleyballers were crowned national champions at the AoC Sport National Championships.
A probe has been launched after “third-party damage” to an electricity cable cut off over 700 Lymington properties for over four-and-a-half hours.
A woman whose dog bit a child twice causing serious facial injuries has been sentenced in court.
Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to trace after an intruder damaged a window at a Christchurch gym.
Shakespeare fans are invited to experience Macbeth as never before when the Most Rare Vision Theatre Company delivers its two-hander interpretation.
A children’s nursery at Pennington has been given a glowing report in its first Ofsted inspection a year after opening.
Hurst Spit must be maintained to protect Lymington’s sailing community, critics have argued
Milford on Sea Bowling Club is ready to open its doors so the public can come along and try their hand at lawn bowls as it hosts its annual open day.
Ringwood-based Spinnaker Sailing Club has received Pathway status from the RYA in recognition of its high training standards.
The hugely popular BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair will be back at Beaulieu next month.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-style golden tickets have been hidden in wheelie bins which are being rolled out across the New Forest.
Three New Forest secondary schools have shared their smartphone policies after Ringwood School announced Year 7 pupils will be banned from using them.
