A Ringwood pub is appealing for permission to fit French doors and a modern cooler to its premises.
Political candidates of all stripes will come together for hustings in two local electoral wards.
A Forest veteran of the “forgotten” Korean War has received royal recognition for his service.
A Lymington couple are “devastated” to be closing their long-standing business as they cannot recruit staff with the right skills.
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A drink driving mum from New Milton with a “recent traumatic history” has been allowed to keep her licence due to “exceptional hardship”.
A Ringwood restaurant whose owners were previously fined £175,000 for using illegal workers has been slapped with another £10,000 penalty.
It was a dream come true for green-fingered Vicky Meads after she won double gold and chatted with the King at this year’s Chelsea flower show.
Villagers came together to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the birth of a pioneering educationalist.
Plans to build a “stark and intrusive” telecommunications tower in a Fawley field have been rejected by councillors.
A cyclist who was knocked off his bike and killed on a Forest highway was “effectively invisible” to other road users, a coroners’ court heard.
A military veterans’ charity is using web technology in its D-Day 80 tribute to try and meet a £100,000 fundraising target.
Councillors in Lymington have re-elected their colleague Jack Davies to serve as the town’s mayor for a second term.
Residents and community groups in the New Forest and Christchurch are making their final preparations to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
A drink driver’s punishment was reduced because he was on a “strict diet” at the time of his offence.
Campaigners are claiming success after the River Avon at Fordingbridge was officially designated as bathing water.
A Lymington pub is calling on its customers to become superheroes for a cancer support charity fundraiser next month.
A building materials firm wants a four-year extension to extract 600,000 tons of sand and gravel from a quarry on the Forest.
A Lymington school with “exceptionally inclusive and welcoming” children has maintained its ‘outstanding’ Ofsted rating.
A community’s much-loved fireworks and bonfire display will be back with a bang later this year following a hiatus.
Homeowners on the Forest are being urged to apply for government funding to improve their properties’ energy efficiency.
