Hampshire County Council may dip £70million into its reserves if a 15% tax increase is not approved, it has been warned.
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.
A group in Ringwood which supports people with learning disabilities is planning two single-storey buildings for arts and a meeting space.
A £1.75 million refurbishment of New Forest District Council’s HQ could be axed amid the prospect of council mergers.
Apartments, commercial units and a Costa café drive-through planned for a site at Parley Cross have not found favour with residents.
Birds from Russia, Iceland and Greenland spending the winter on the Waterside make the area a globally important spot for wildlife, experts have said.
Hampshire’s fire authority will be £6 million short this year – but officers are confident the deficit can be bridged.
A sports pavilion on a school site could be revamped so a football club can meet a surge in demand.
Major plans to turn a section of a New Forest road into a dual carriageway are progressing, a councillor has assured.
The leader of NFDC has called for patience on the progress of the Solent Freeport, insisting “Rome wasn’t built in a day”.
Hampshire’s children’s services boss has argued cutting £200,000 from the libraries budget will not have a “significantly detrimental” impact.
A charity operating community transport in the New Forest has hailed the county council’s decision not to cut all of its funding.
Three bridges in the New Forest are in substandard condition for heavy vehicles, research has revealed.
Streetlights in the New Forest could be dimmed even further as cash-strapped county council tries to save £500,000 per year.
Hampshire County Council has been accused of passing the buck over its responsibilities to investigate and roll out potential new 20mph zones.
Hedgehog warning signs could pop up across the Forest after a rule change – and a local rescuer has welcomed the plan as “a brilliant idea”.
A power generating waste incinerator at Parley is unlikely to be built despite having planning approval, according to an energy expert.
The speed limit on a stretch of road into Fordingbridge is being cut in a bid to stop drivers getting confused.
The county council will spend up to £7.25 billion over the next 10 years to buy contracts for residential and nursing care.