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MILFORD will increase its annual share of the council tax by 11.9% to cover the extra costs of managing a new community space.
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A DISCOVERY den outdoor classroom has been officially opened at Hengistbury Head to allow children to learn about nature – whatever the weather.
HUNDREDS of festive characters pounded the streets of Burton on Sunday for Christchurch Runners' annual 10k race.
MILFORD parish councillors have agreed to spend £10,000 on the installation of a new bus stop on the B3058 at Downton.
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AN online auction of New Forest ponies has been held as repair work continues at the Beaulieu Road Sales yard following a devastating fire in April.
CONFUSING and bureaucratic post-Brexit rules are affecting local tourism as foreign exhibitors steer clear of Beaulieu events, Lord Montagu warned.
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PANTO is back at Bournemouth Pavilion with a return to Neverland as Peter Pan and Tinker Bell step up for a brand new adventure.
LYMINGTON Harbour Commissioners have agreed to draw up guidance for paddle boarders and kayakers after surge in recreational river users
THE streets of Lymington became a sea of red as 600 festive fundraisers put their best feet forward for Oakhaven’s annual Santa dash.
RARE ground-nesting bird populations in the New Forest have been boosted this year by extra protection from rangers and public support.
BRANSGORE Primary School pupils have become 'hedgerow heroes' after learning more about work to improve hedges on the nearby Meyrick Estate.
PANTO magic will return to Southampton Mayflower Theatre this December with Craig Revel Horwood and Debbie McGee set to sparkle in Cinderella.
HUNDREDS of people braved the cold on Sunday to watch a famous Barton street illuminated with more than 80,000 Christmas lights.
THE future of the New Forest Show was probably saved by the decision to open New Park at Brockenhurst to campers last year, its chair has revealed.
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ARTISAN producers, designers, creators and makers will be in the spotlight during a three-day outdoor Christmas Fair at Beaulieu.
DAZZLING live shows, festive films and theatre broadcasts are set to entertain Christchurch Regent Centre patrons.
A VILLAGE-WIDE bid to be more environmentally friendly will be launched at a public meeting in Milford next week.
CYCLING groups and equestrians have clashed in a debate over allowing electrically assisted bicycles on the network of New Forest cycle tracks.
A GOVERNMENT planning inspector has upheld a decision to refuse permission for four homes behind an empty Milford pub.
A REMEMBRANCE Sunday treasure hunt and auction organised by a Lymington sculptor has raised £6,000 for the Royal British Legion.
