Motorists have been warned to expect delays on a main Christchurch road over the coming weeks as repairs are carried out to a railway bridge.
More than 3,000 people attended BrockFest 2024 to make it the college’s biggest ever summer community outreach event.
The head chef behind a new restaurant on Hythe marina is striving to be the beacon for authentic Indian cuisine.
Nick Ahad’s heartwarming adaptation highlights the power of kindness and friendship to transcend hostility and make the world a better place.
Stewarts garden centre will launch Grill Fest next month with sizzling food, live music and cooking demos on some of the hottest outdoor brands.
The much-anticipated Lymington Seafood Festival will this year see the addition of a chefs’ stage and cookery school.
Major accommodation providers across Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole have voted to introduce a visitor charge.
With endless food trends and hipster restaurants popping up all over the place, we sometimes long for that classic dining experience.
Cash payments at council facilities could be re-introduced amid a backlash against digital-only systems in car parks and at seafront kiosks.
“Don’t kill the golden goose laying the golden eggs” - this was the warning as plans announced to almost double charges imposed on some developers.
The case against a Sway man due to stand trial for not clearing waste and scrap cars from a New Forest property has been dropped.
A Milford pupil is helping spread the word on the importance of recycling after his artwork was chosen for a Forest road sweeper.
Hospitality students from Brockenhurst College took home a host of medals at an international restaurant competition.
Alongside the usual and much-anticipated food festival on the quay, Christchurch will host an additional event on the High Street later this month.
Plans to roll out 20mph speed limits across whole neighbourhoods in Christchurch sparked fierce debate among BCP councillors at their latest meeting.
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Gin lovers can enjoy a tasting evening at a Boldre distillery in aid of the University of Southampton’s Gift of Sight Appeal.
BAKER and commoner Helen Mansbridge has drawn together her two passions at her newly opened tea rooms.
Traffic restrictions on roads around schools in Christchurch will soon be introduced to increase safety and prevent local residents being blocked in.
Plans by BCP Council to terminate a joint public health service agreement with Dorset County Council has prompted a mixed reaction from Cabinet.
Highcliffe Food and Arts Festival is back this summer, with more than 90 hand-picked food and drink stalls, top local chefs and live entertainment.
