A former Highcliffe School student has become one of the latest singletons to enter the villa on ITV’s Love Island.
Eight new rapid electric vehicle chargers are planned across the car parks of two Waterside supermarkets
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Ringwood councillors are debating whether to bid for Lottery cash to fund an art trail marking the 800th anniversary of the town’s market charter.
Treble-winning AFC Totton have been given the green light for a new 75-space car park at their stadium.
A former Cherries groundsman battling Motor Neurone Disease is looking for community support as he undertakes a pier-to-pier walk.
Former stables will be converted into a farm shop if new plans are approved.
Plans have been submitted to demolish the former Pines Hotel and a bungalow at Mudeford to replace with five modern three-storey detached homes.
Lymington had a tough day at home to second-placed Burridge but a gutsy performance with both bat and ball saw Lymo home by 42 runs.
Lymington Church of England Infant School pupils have won a Christian Aid award for their citizenship work.
Shocking photos of a dog aggressively chasing a New Forest pony have prompted a warning for owners to keep their pets on leads.
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Plans to restore and expand a historic New Forest hotel have been given the go-ahead by the national park authority.
Nature lovers across Hampshire are being asked to record stag beetle sightings in the nationwide annual Great Stag Hunt.
“You stole from a registered nurse in her 60s”
“I would very much like to know what is meant to have been achieved.”
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Is the area on the coastal Hampshire Dorset border called Naish or Nash?
The A&T asked the four main political parties to put forward their policies for the Forest ahead of residents going to the polls on 4th May.
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Two Highcliffe School pupils are set to take the stage as part of a lavish English Youth Ballet performance of Swan Lake.
Bashley's home struggles continued with a one-all draw with Exmouth Town, who sat deep and held on to all but end Bash's play-off places.
Local referee Gary Parsons was in good company when he took charge of AFC Bournemouth’s cup tie against Portsmouth.
