Boldre

Police have released a picture of a horse box reported stolen in Boldre.

Young Farmers’ Club members have taken home awards in the South of England Show run by the Agricultural Society.

A Boldre pensioner with a heart condition drowned in the United States, an inquest has heard.

It was a dream come true for green-fingered Vicky Meads after she won double gold and chatted with the King at this year’s Chelsea flower show.

Villagers came together to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the birth of a pioneering educationalist.

The Royal Navy ethos of rescue after conflict was the key message as hundreds attended a service to remember the sinking of HMS Hood in 1941.

The owners of a mobile home park in the Forest have been allowed to keep an extra caravan which was put in without consent and “enraged” residents.

The churchwarden at a New Forest church has apologised after a son visiting his mother’s grave found it covered by a load of earth from a nearby plot.

Dog owners are being called up for a bank holiday Big Walk at Boldre and join tail-wagging ambassador Jasper to support canine charity Cinnamon Trust.

A Boldre homeowner’s appeal to keep dormer windows on his garage and garden office has been dismissed by a government planning inspector.

A New Forest postmaster is retiring after more than 20 years in the role.

East Boldre’s new community shop and post office is set to open its doors six years after a team of volunteers launched the project.

Thieves ripped away the main gates of a New Forest specialist school for children with Asperger Syndrome, police have revealed.

Customers, volunteers and shareholders of Pilley Community Shop have celebrated a booming first year by sharing a birthday cake.

Two brothers have launched a distillery and tasting bar in Boldre and are promising to “revolutionise” Britain’s most popular spirit.

A new play park in Pilley was officially opened during the recently held Boldre fete.

Relatives of HMS Hood’s navigation officer Commander Selwyn Warrand travelled from New Zealand for remembrance service in Boldre.

For over 50 years it has been the talk of the village – if not a corner of the New Forest.

Villagers have lost their fight to save a “quintessential” concrete-and-steel bridge in the New Forest from replacement by a wooden crossing.

A New Forest choir that raised more than £100,000 for good causes has sung its last after losing its conductor.