A Totton-based tool and plant hire company has been bought out by building materials supplier Elliotts.
A builder from Pilley is getting in gear for a fundraising challenge that will see him drive a small vintage tractor the length of the country.
Environmental campaigners from the New Forest lobbied MPs at Parliament to develop an “ambitious but fair” climate plan.
A drink driver from Christchurch has been disqualified from driving for 17 months.
The owners of a small dwelling in a Forest conservation area have been denied permission to extend its kitchen for a second time at appeal.
A business that was founded by a “late diagnosed” autistic mum of two autistic boys is in the running for a national award.
A store selling country-inspired homeware and decor has opened at a new development in Lyndhurst.
A new art shop specialising in colourful, abstract pieces has opened its doors in Lymington.
Proposals to turn a former chiropractor’s office in Lymington into a home have been given the go ahead.
Archaeologists will dig deep at Buckler’s Hard slipway as they delve into the area’s shipbuilding history alongside a new charity trust.
The equivalent of 13 football pitches of land in the Forest have been planted with wildflowers to help boost insect numbers.
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There will be no strings of Christmas lights over Lymington High Street this yuletide due to health and safety concerns.
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A New Milton school received high praise during its latest inspection.
All eyes are on young Beavers in the New Forest following a donation of high-vis jackets by a Lymington opticians.
A Hythe man who attacked two on-duty police constables has been ordered to complete 100 hours of unpaid work.
More than 100 people turned out to pay their respects to First World War Indian troops at the memorial in Barton.
A major route will shut again for lengthy work only three days after reopening following three months of frustration for drivers.
A New Milton man who was caught driving on cocaine and ketamine has been banned from the roads for 20 months.
A union chief has slammed Southern Water as “shameless” after the company announced it will be imposing a “temporary” hosepipe ban.
A charity that helps disabled people will be ending all but one of its support programmes after losing hundreds of thousands of pounds of funding.
