A Second World War veteran badly injured clearing enemy mines from a beach nearly 80 years ago has hit the heights to celebrate his 100th birthday.
Five of the New Forest’s best known hotels that had been up for sale have been put under new management in a partnership deal.
The secret’s out and it’s celebration time for Hayley Elston and her specialist artisan fish dish team at Calshot-based Fabulous Catch Company.
Winner of the New Forest Business Awards Apprentice of the Year Kamron Flaxman from Hordle has moved up to take a national title.
Conversion of Lyndhurst’s former Lloyds Bank to a shop with flats over has been approved by national park authority planners.
Priestlands pupils now have three new DJ controllers to help them mix it in style for relaxation, fun or in their exams.
Bidding is now open for the chance to own a special piece of artwork which will benefit New Forest-based charity Olivia Inspires.
New Milton Men's Shed members sre celebrating after clearing their temporary building and moving into a new purpose built shed.
Controversial plans for 164 new homes in New Milton have finally been given the green light after nearly a year of negotiations.
Male toilets will have sanitary bins added at sites including country parks and libraries across Hampshire.
A New Forest girlguiding group was joined by members past and present to mark its 50th birthday.
A £353,000 project to improve disabled access at a busy New Forest railway station has begun.
A Forest wildlife park specialising in endangered species has proudly announced the birth of four rare giant otter cubs.
Planning consent has been granted for the demolition of a Pennington house and redevelopment with four new homes.
Crowds braved the chill for New Milton’s Christmas lights switch-on and parade – after a late insurance wrangle threatened to spoil celebrations.
New Milton optician owner Zabir Ali has been recognised as ‘one to watch’ among the top 50 most ambitious business leaders in the country.
New Forest residents can find out how to improve the energy efficiency of their homes thanks to a new online tool from the district council.
PLANS for a pet crematorium in a former dairy on a Christchurch farm have been approved by BCP planners.
Cleaning has revealed the original markings on a 96-year-old land speed record-breaker during its restoration at Beaulieu National Motor Museum.
Plans to demolish a Christchurch bungalow for five new homes have been pulled for a new scheme involving just one extra house.