Housed in a beautiful Georgian property, Stanwell House is an enchanting setting for any dining experience; but for afternoon tea it’s pretty perfect.
A yellow weather warning has been issued for heavy rain and flooding throughout the New Forest and Christchurch today.
A FORMAL improvement notice issued by the government to BCP Council after it highlighted “very poor” relationships between members has been lifted.
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A 95-year-old’s lifelong wish to go up in a hot air balloon has come true after staff at her Sway care home arranged a surprise birthday treat.
A Lymington bakery has undergone a complete refresh in an effort to reach its usual standards following poor reviews and high staff turnover.
Schools across the New Forest look set to lose the catering service provided by the county council.
Highcliffe Castle’s newly revamped tea rooms have been officially opened.
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Generous diners at a Brockenhurst hotel have helped raise thousands of pounds for charity Hospitality Action.
THERE’S not much you can buy for under a £1 these days, so anyone paying a visit to The Drift Inn will be surprised to see the 99p Whippy on the menu
A Beaulieu pub has launched special family-friendly events combining great food, lively entertainment and the 99p Whippy ice cream.
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A picnic in the park for Lymington folk has been hailed a “resounding success”.
Tens of thousands of festival loving families descended on the transformed grounds of Lulworth Castle in Dorset for three days of epic adventures.
BCP Council will be pushing the new Labour government to address the spiraling deficit on its schools’ budget.
Trainee baristas at a specialist Christchurch school have been putting their skills to good use by serving the community from a converted horsebox.
Offering panoramic views of Beaulieu River and across to the Isle of Wight, Gin’s bar and restaurant is the perfect summertime dining setting.
As outdoor dining season slowly, but surely, heats up, Careys Manor Hotel has wheeled out its beautifully converted horsebox bar and kitchen.
Lymington Seafood Festival organisers described a “fantastic atmosphere” as around 10,000 people attended the event over the weekend.
