A personal trainer saved the life of a man with CPR – the second time he has done so in six years.
A more “consistent, high quality” ambulance service has been promised after a new model was introduced.
A barrister has claimed assault charges on two policemen were dropped after it was found they had “somewhat exaggerated”.
Elderly homeowners were left terrified after a car smashed through their house as it was being chased by police.
Emergency teams took part in a oil spill exercise on the Bealieu River to test how well they would do tackling a real one.
A Freemasons lodge in Boscombe has raised nearly £3,000 for Helping Old People New Forest.
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A homeless man died from hypothermia in a tent in the New Forest due to his low weight, an inquest has heard.
Three new giant otter cubs are being cared for at New Forest Wildlife Park which has the largest collection of them in the world.
A ‘Back to School’ photo shoot for charity caused cat chaos at Priory Vets in Purewell.
Worries about “inappropriate behaviour” by campers has led to the refusal of permission to set up a campsite in a boatyard.
Little Flyers Pre-School has a new home after moving from Sway village hall where it has been for over 50 years.
A New Milton shop is claiming victory in its ‘battle of the flags’ after a council announced today they can stay.
A sandwich shop owner is ignoring a council order to remove two flags at the town centre site.
A former crack commando who fought in the Falklands war took his own life with a shotgun after suffering ill health.
Advice sessions for disabled youngsters transitioning from children’s services to adult services are being offered by a charity.
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Christchurch is set to sparkle at Christmas 2026 after a unanimous vote to keep its festive lights.
Two young sisters raised over £130 for Lymington Cat and Kitten Rescue by selling tasty homemade treats.
Shopkeepers who have been ordered to take down an sign at their mobile phone store in Lymington say they are being discriminated against.
