The effect on Forest residents of new restrictions on disabled bus passes will be raised with the county council, NFDC’s leader has pledged.
Hampshire’s police boss has been accused of abusing her position in announcing her intention to become the area’s first mayor.
County’s outgoing finance chief sounds alarm bell over authority’s fiscal situation before quitting.
Plans for a new 70-bed care home have been given the green light.
A section of a shingle bank at Hurst Spit which was damaged by storms will not be repaired unless funding is found.
A two-mile section of a former railway line which runs through the New Forest will be transformed into a public footpath.
Expansion plans for jet fuel storage at Bournemouth Airport have been approved amid an expected increase in flights.
An employment development which will be a “significant economic catalyst” for part of the New Forest has cleared a key hurdle.
Bikes with electric motors are being used “almost exclusively” in crime, say police.
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Public hearings for the proposed Hampshire minerals and waste plan have finished - but residents still feel they are not being listened to.
A Christchurch pizza branch has been denied the extra trading hours it asked for.
A school was given the green light to replace two timber cabins with a new building which would provide a home for a wrap-around childcare service.
Improvement plans for the Haven House Inn at Mudeford Quay, including a new roof for an outdoor seating area, have been thrown out.
The immediate future of Lymington Town Hall has been secured after assurances from council leaders – but long-term plans could still see it sold.
Plans for a new quarry near Fordingbridge are moving forward – but concerns have been raised over noise, dust and the effect on wildlife.
More than 350 voluntary redundancies have been approved at Hampshire County Council, saving a total of £4.5m.
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Introducing a requirement for taxis licensed in the New Forest to have CCTV will be subject to further consideration in the future.
Hampshire County Council may dip £70million into its reserves if a 15% tax increase is not approved, it has been warned.
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A New Forest-based independent lifeboat rescue charity could lose nearly £50,000 in annual county council funding.
Waste management firm Veolia wants to expand its site in Marchwood because it is running out of room.
