A Walkford man who pointed a fake firearm at a Tesco worker trying to stop him shoplifting a crate of beer has been jailed for three years.
A Highcliffe hotel could be demolished to make way for six homes, new plans have revealed.
An art gallery in Christchurch could be turned into an Airbnb property if BCP Council give the go ahead for it to be converted into one.
The outdoor education centre at Hengistbury Head is set for a major revamp as it was revealed a government grant of £650,000 is close to being agreed.
Glowing tributes have been paid to talented musician and former Arnewood School pupil Cian Everett after his unexpected death aged just 21.
A young opera singing busker claimed he was threatened with arrest in Lymington’s High Street after complaints from market traders he was too loud.
One of Bashley FC’s “most loyal” volunteer ground staff suffered a suspected heart attack at the team’s match on last night against Thatcham Town.
An emotional crowd at Bashley FC clapped and cheered as teammates ran around the pitch holding aloft the football shirt of Jordan Chiedozie.
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A terrified mother had her kitchen window smashed by youths throwing rocks in Sway – the second time in a week they targeted the village.
A Lymington family raised £20,000 in one year in memory of their husband and father who died from a brain tumour.
Fresh and feisty, The Rocky Horror Show earned Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre standing ovation.
New Forest Pride Festival will not go ahead this year because organisers have been unable to attract enough sponsorship and support.
A New Milton schoolboy fighting cancer took on a 12-hour game-a-thon and raised more than £2,700 for a charity supporting youngsters with the disease.
A gang of youths targeting Sway have been stealing alcohol and taking drugs on Jubilee Field “then going on the rampage”, a resident has claimed.
A Highcliffe choir has raised a total of £70,000 for the Macmillan Unit at Christchurch Hospital.
Sway residents are demanding action after the village was again targeted by a gang of youths.
A pensioner came within seconds of being run over by a New Milton drug-driver who took police on an 11-minute car chase.
David Batt is feeling a little colder than usual after having his head shaved to raise money for charity Autism Unlimited where he works.
Empty shop windows in Fordingbridge have been transformed by a charity and local residents in an effort to revive the town centre.