A ship that was Admiral Nelson’s favourite, HMS Agamemnon, is being celebrated at Buckler’s Hard where his fleet was built.
“Forestry England seem to act in a wholly unaccountable way.”
A shoplifter from Walkford has been sentenced in court after stealing electric toothbrushes worth £140.
A New Milton school has been praised for its high ambitions for pupils after a visit from Ofsted.
A demand for British Steel to be nationalised has been issued by the head of a Christchurch firm which builds steel structures worldwide.
County’s outgoing finance chief sounds alarm bell over authority’s fiscal situation before quitting.
Highcliffe Food & Arts Festival will see the addition of a third music stage in the high street this year, as the event marks its 10th anniversary.
Discussions on proposed new geographical boundaries for the New Forest which will be introduced under devolution are to take place next month.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago.
“Where are they getting the money from? Us, their captive customers with ever increasing bills.”
New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 18th April.
New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 18th April.
Names and addresses were found in a large flytip dumped in a New Forest car park near Burley this morning.
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.
