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WITNESSES are being sought to a string of vandalism in Lyndhurst, including a picnic bench set on fire.
AN URGENT treatment centre within Lymington hospital has reopened following yesterday's temporary closure due to staff sickness.
STAFF shortages has resulted in the temporary closure of Lymington hospital's urgent treatment centre.
STAFF from a Christchurch special school are preparing to kick off a £92,000 fundraising challenge to tour 92 football grounds in just 92 hours.
A CHARITY which supports people with learning disabilities and autism has launched a fundraiser to repair damage from storms Eunice and Franklin.
FORESTRY England has defended its use of logs daubed with 'no parking' in luminous paint near Lyndhurst.
A FOOD bank has thanked the “wonderful community” for their donations after shelves began to run bare.
A CHARITY has been granted planning permission to convert a Lyndhurst B&B in to a care home for its residents.
DRIVERS who ignore the no right turn on the A326 could be fined under a proposal by HCC.
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COMMUNITIES are set to come together once again as many local carnivals and fun days return from being cancelled due to the pandemic.
NEW Forest District Council has installed five new solar bins at Lymington quay.
A RINGWOOD woman who admitted driving while over the legal alcohol limit was banned from the roads for 17 months.
PRIORITY bus lanes are to be created along the A326 to increase public transport, under plans given the go-ahead by Hampshire County Council.
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FOUR talented local youngsters have been offered places at prestigious UK music colleges.
PLANS to expand Marchwood military port's commercial use should be approved, a report to NFDC's planning committee recommends.
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A DEVELOPER should be granted permission for 64 new homes in Fordingbridge if 19 are affordable, a report suggests.
A CAMPAIGN to educate drivers about the dangers of speeding in the New Forest saw more than 80 motorists stopped in three months.
A FESTIVAL of events next month will shine a light on how New Forest community groups are trying to tackle the climate emergency.
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DROPPING off children with special needs or disabilities up to a mile from their homes is being considered in cuts to county school transport scheme.
AN application to build nine new homes on an “eyesore” site in Brockenhurst has been approved despite concerns over the lack of affordable housing.
