A knife bin will be at Lymington’s police station this week for those who want to surrender blades.
Rail passengers in the New Forest are being warned to expect delays this morning due to staff shortages.
A New Forest village is launching its first festive light trail to raise funds for the local doctors’ surgery.
The founder of a New Forest-based talent agency has been nominated for an award which recognises trailblazing women of the future.
Police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a woman in Lyndhurst at the weekend.
Plans to refurbish a listed farmhouse and create new dwellings from outbuildings looks set to be refused by New Forest District Council.
A development of almost 200 homes looks set to be approved by New Forest District Council over two years after the application was submitted.
A renovated community hall which features a room dedicated to an evacuee who settled in the area has been officially reopened.
Concerns over a controversial plan for 443 homes in Ringwood have still not been addressed by the developer, says the town council.
Homes could be built on underused car parks in the New Forest, the district council has revealed.
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Businesses and organisations across the New Forest and Christchurch have given their verdicts on the Autumn Budget, with one branding it “a disaster”.
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Another £375,000 is needed to complete New Forest District Council’s waste and services depot amid a hike in costs.
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The regeneration of towns centres, upgrades to walking routes, new play areas and flood defences has been allocated £4.5m by NFDC.
The head of PE at a New Forest school has returned from a netball tournament in the Caribbean after becoming a leading official.
A historic pub in the New Forest with “tremendous potential” is looking for a new landlord.
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A New Milton business owner who was jailed for viciously attacking a woman has appeared in court again for harassing his victim.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was given a warm welcome when he visited a New Forest church for a special breakfast.
The regeneration of towns centres, upgrades to walking routes, new play areas and flood defences has been allocated £4.5m.
Using a Waterside school as a polling station creates safeguarding issues and affects attendance, New Forest District Council has been told.
Surveys to assess the extent of the damage to a pontoon which Hythe ferry operates from are continuing.
