A Gypsy has won his fight to keep a mobile home on farm land in Dibden.
A care home in Hythe has been praised by inspectors for “fun and inclusive environment” it offers.
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New social groups for elderly people to socialise and make new friends have been launched by Age Concern in partnership with Sovereign Network Group.
Improvements to bus service stops in Christchurch to make them more efficient, safer and easier for wheelchair users are starting in January.
An application to convert a former 11-bedroom Lyndhurst hotel into seven flats has been submitted by Smart Group Property.
A large number of local organisations in Christchurch are celebrating having won vital funding for initiatives which will benefit the community.
A revolutionary wood cutting machine - one of only 17 in the world - is being put to good use creating logs from trees in the New Forest.
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INDEPENDENT school Durlston is celebrating after being praised by education inspectors who singled out its pastoral support for special mention.
A woman who ran a well-known fashion store in Highcliffe is celebrating her 100th birthday.
An appeal to construct a riding school on a site in Minstead currently used as a paddock has been allowed.
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A care service in Christchurch was praised by watchdog the Care Quality Commission for treating people with respect and making them feel safe.
New Milton station has been given a make-over by a group of volunteers who are working hard to make it bright and welcoming for travellers.
A woman told how she had started self-harming daily with a razor blade after she was attacked by her boyfriend.
A £15.6 million anaerobic digestion plant which will convert food waste into renewable is to be opened near Christchurch.
Milford CoE Primary school has been praised for being ‘caring and nurturing in its first ever Ofsted inspection.
Pupils are “happy” at Breamore School in an environment that values “nuture and care” Ofsted inspectors found.
A policeman who died doing the job “he loved” has been honoured by King Charles by becoming one of the first recipients of the Elizabeth Emblem.
