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NEW Forest West MP Sir Desmond Swayne appears to have revealed who he is backing for the next Prime Minister.
TWO more independent businesses have added their voices to an ongoing row about New Forest District Council taking traders’ signage.
A NEW Forest motorist who denies killing a horse while driving without due care and attention will stand trial in November.
TRAVELLING in supercars and vintage motors, Year 11 pupils from Arnewood School arrived at Elmer's Court Hotel for their leavers prom.
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TWO fire services have been reported over a policy which could see firefighters sent into fires with their breathing equipment turned off.
A YOUTH and a parent were warned by police over illegally riding a dirtbike in Ringwood.
A HISTORIC New Forest hotel has been sold to a pub group.
DOG owners are being advised to stick to footpaths and keep pets on leads if near sea birds, as the UK's avian flu outbreak among wildlife spreads.
A FIFTEEN-year-old girl has told a court two teenage boys boasted to her and two friends about how they had “just killed this guy”.
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NEW Milton were faltering after electing to bat first against Portsmouth, but a batting revival and three superb wickets for Joe Hall secured victory.
LYMINGTON picked up back-to-back wins for the first time this season after Gareth Berg inspired a six-wicket victory over Bournemouth.
CALMORE Sports marched into the Voneus Village Cup quarter-finals with a nine-wicket destruction of Cornish side Grampound Road.
LYMINGTON’S Valeria Sesto won one of the most challenging half-marathons in the country, the Needles Half Marathon, for the second year in a row.
THE Exbury Gardens 10k returned for the first time since 2016, with more than 800 runners completing the race in sunny but windy conditions.
FOLK rock legends Lindisfarne and singer-songwriter Ralph McTell are set to appear at the 10th New Forest Folk Festival from 6th to10th July.
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EIGHTIES icons Tears for Fears will be in concert at New Milton’s Chewton Glen Hotel this month as part of their Tipping Point World Tour.
THE Forest community seems to be in a state of confusion over the campsites located on the common land and their future.
A POPULAR New Forest garden is set to mark its centenary year with a season of outdoor theatre ranging from Shakespeare to family-friendly comedies.