Travellers were refused permission to site four caravans on a former equestrian site in Burley because it would cause “harm” to the New Forest.
Trustees of a town community site have been given permission to carry on negotiating with a church over a controversial 25-year lease.
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A pensioner who had indecent images of children so horrific they made a police investigator sick was fined for breaching a sexual protection order.
A New Milton firm wants to expand operations at one of its quarries for at least 10 years.
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What was happening in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A couple planning to launch a floating restaurant say they will push ahead with their venture despite being refused an alcohol and music licence.
A £15 million “ambitious masterplan” has been launched to save Christchurch Priory.
A grieving mum said she believed her son could have been saved if his symptoms had been investigated more.
Plans for a low carbon HGV refuelling depot powered by local food waste have been unveiled.
Relatives of tragic young dad Max Maguire who was stabbed to death four years ago say they are devastated after his grave was ransacked by vandals.
An 81-year-old stalked his wife after she ended their 60-year marriage.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
The parents of a New Milton infant who died aged just five months have created an everlasting memory of their “little love”.
Neighbours of a site which a developer claims to be ‘grey belt’ are furious with plans to build homes there, fearing it will “destroy” the village.
Christchurch mayor Viv Charrett branded vandals who destroyed new planters as “moronic” but paid tribute to volunteers who turned out to repair them.
Owners of a former New Forest hotel at the centre of a bitter planning row have won their application for a retrospective change of use to a home.
A psychiatric nurse repeatedly sexually abused a patient after telling her it was part of “holistic therapy” to make her feel better.
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A couple planning to moor a “classy, not party” floating restaurant off Mudeford Spit say they are “confident” of winning a drinks and music licence.
A colour run featuring over 1,000 students from Ringwood school will take place with participants being showered with dazzling shades of powder.
