Six oak trees have been protected by a council – against the wishes of residents.
Public communication about the A35 Christchurch Bypass roadworks has been “confusing and misleading”, a councillor has said.
The future of library services including those in Christchurch and Highcliffe is to be debated today (Wednesday).
A new policy which encourages more plant-based eating could be adopted by BCP council.
A new building for a beachfront restaurant has been given the green light in the face of a raft of objections from neighbours.
Plans to extend the age range in a New Forest school have been paused due to the potential impact on local primary sites in the area.
New Forest District Council spent more than £50k on consultants to help it form plans for local government reorganisation (LGR), it has been revealed.
Forest councillors have joined forces in calling for an hour’s free parking to return to Lymington town centre.
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Bouremouth, Christchurch, and Poole (BCP) have been ranked one of the worst areas for sending waste to landfills.
A developer has applied to have restrictions on a building behind a pharmacy removed.
A developer has taken the first steps in a bid to build nearly 100 homes on New Forest farmland.
An outgoing fire chief has said that proposed cuts totalling £1.7m are “doable” – but warns the situation will get much worse without funding.
Rising debt levels have been seen at both New Forest District Council and BCP Council.
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The number of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children in Hampshire has decreased.
Bournemouth Airport has been given the green light to expand its terminal in a £50 million investment.
There are no plans to sell Highcliffe and Walkford’s allotments, the parish council says, amid rising concerns.
A “fabric of the community” village pub has been green-lit to show family-friendly films and host events in its car park – despite opposition.
Serious concerns have been raised following the election of Cllr John Beesley as the leader of the opposition at BCP Council.
More than £12.7million was paid out in redundancy to Hampshire County Council staff leaving the authority last year.
Children as young as 16 are being linked to serious crimes, including murder and drug trafficking, says Hampshire’s police chief.
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