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LEARN MOREA SCHOOL in Ringwood has been forced to close to pupils today (Tuesday) except for those sitting exams due to an unauthorised traveller encampment.
GRANTS of up to £5,000 and free bus passes are being made available for Ukrainian refugees to help them settle in Hampshire.
A HOMEOWNER whose Bransgore home was destroyed in a blaze last year has challenged NFDC's rejection of his plans for a replacement property.
Three brothers from Lymington are preparing to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic in December to raise £200,000 for the conservation charity, Tusk.
PLANS to demolish an "ugly" building in Totton and replace it with seven new flats have been submitted to New Forest District Council.
A GROUP of pupils from the Waterside have won an award for their invention of a nutrition bar designed to help feed the world’s poorest people.
A DIBDEN Purlieu school was described as having "limitless" ambition by Ofsted inspectors who rated it 'outstanding'.
THE Prince of Wales paid a visit to hospital staff in honour of their work during the pandemic and to open a garden in memory of former colleagues
PLANNING permission is being sought for a new pavilion at a sports club in Holbury to support a local junior cricket team.
AN INDEPENDENT school in Lyndhurst which teaches pupils with special educational and complex needs has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.
A FORMER swimming instructor from Ringwood died after falling and hitting her head in what was described by a coroner as "a tragic accident".
A RINGWOOD woman who suffered from anxiety and depression following the sudden death of her son took her own life, an inquest heard.
AN EIGHT-FOOT fairy door thought to be the world's largest has been unveiled at Furzey Gardens to mark the launch of its £500k centenary fundraiser.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a Totton man who broke his neck leaping into the sea as a teenager and campaigned to stop others sharing the same fate.
A VET from Blackfield is gearing up to undertake a solo horse ride from John O’Groats to Land’s End to raise money for two charities.
A PLAY park in Calmore has been renamed in honour of a local Paralympian who won a gold medal for Team GB.
A COUPLE have lost their appeal to demolish an Exbury mansion amid concerns the modern replacement could be "a danger" to sailors on Beaulieu River.
A COUPLE who run a pub in Ashurst have been left with a £5,650 court bill and restrictions on outdoor music events after challenging a noise notice.
A JUNIOR school near Totton has retained its 'good' Ofsted rating following a visit from inspectors.
A COUPLE were left shaken after being threatened by thieves who stole the catalytic converter from their car.