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LEARN MOREGARDENERS in Lymington will open their gates to visitors in aid of the town's St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery.
GRANTS of up to £5,000 are up for grabs for projects aimed at looking after the New Forest.
POLICE are seeking two woman who may hold vital information about a suspected hit-and-run crash that killed a retired district nurse in New Milton.
A BIRD'S nest has stopped the promised reopening of a popular road linking the New Forest either side of the A35.
PROPOSALS for 62 homes in Ashurst have been earmarked for approval by national park planning officers despite nearly 250 objections.
POLICE searching for 57-year-old Hannah Leigh, from Totton, have found a body.
THE future of the former Fenwick hospital in Lyndhurst has been thrown into doubt after the group that runs it pulled out.
A WOMAN pursued by police through Totton hit a top speed of 90mph in her BMW with children inside, a court heard.
THE doors of New's Milton Marks & Spencer will open at 10am on Thursday 21st April, the company has revealed.
A DISTINGUISHED scientist with a lifelong love of New Forest deer has died at the of 92.
A YOUNG boy suffered "serious injuries" in a collision with a car in in Ashley lane, Hordle, this afternoon (Tuesday), police have said.
THE Tall Trees trail by Rhinefield Ornamental Drive near Brockenhurst has been rated as a better walk than a route up Mount Snowdon.
POLICE closed Ashley Lane in Hordle after a car crashed into a bridge.
OFFICERS have released CCTV footage of a suspected burglar who got away with a pair of bicycles from homes in Eling.
THE Princess Royal paid a visit to New Milton to officially open Citizens Advice New Forest's new information and advice centre.
THE annual celebration of man's best friend, Dogstival, is taking a walk and relocating to Romsey this year after outgrowing its New Forest roots.
A DEVELOPER has lost its bid to escape an agreement to build a £1m pedestrian railway bridge linking Lymington Shores to the centre of town.
DOG owners have questioned claims linking their animals' mess in the New Forest to the deaths of unborn calves, instead pointing the finger at foxes.
A CHRISTCHURCH councillor has been criticised for repeatedly refusing to apologise after tweeting an image containing a swastika.
THE scale of sanctions against Russia should "inflict maximum economic pain", New Forest East MP Julian Lewis has urged the government.