Burley

A WOMAN was caught on camera allowing her dog to attack a rare bird’s nest in the New Forest and eat the eggs.

TWO cyclists were hurt after a crash involving two others on a New Forest road.

A REQUEST to plant a dozen oak trees in Burley to commemorate the Queen’s platinum jubilee has been thrown out by the verderers for a second time.

ONE of the foremost properties in the New Forest has hit the market for £7.75m.

BURLEY Cricket Club officials say the actions of suspected vandals could leave the club on a sticky wicket.

A BIRD'S nest which has put motorists in a flap and delayed the opening of a key route under the A35 has been confirmed as that of a sparrow.

A BIRD'S nest has stopped the promised reopening of a popular road linking the New Forest either side of the A35.

A FAMOUS New Forest witch who died 40 years ago is still making the news across the Atlantic.

A DECISION is due on whether to allow plans to plant oak trees in Burley for the Queen’s jubilee which were initially rejected by the verderers.

A NEW Forest banker who was convicted of a £3.5bn currency fraud has been transferred to a UK jail, the A&T can reveal.

BURLEY Food & Drink Festival is back this year with a jam packed programme featuring live music, art, tarot reading, kids' trails and vintage cars.

MOTORISTS breathed a sigh of relief this morning (Monday) as the A35 at Holmsley finally reopened after months of bridge replacement work.

THE weather could decide if the busy A35 can reopen on Sunday following Holmsley bridge replacement works.

THE verderers have been urged to reconsider a decision to refuse a tree planting scheme in Burley to mark the Queen’s platinum jubilee.

THE annual celebration of man's best friend, Dogstival, is taking a walk and relocating to Romsey this year after outgrowing its New Forest roots.

A PLAN by a New Forest village to plant a dozen trees to celebrate the Queen’s platinum jubilee in the summer has been scuppered by the verderers.

PLANS have been resubmitted to turn outbuildings into commercial units on a former chicken farm in Burley.

ONE of the oldest tourist institutions in the New Forest has been saved after Forestry England agreed to give its new owners a three-year licence.

PLANS have been approved for a row of 10 new trees to replace oaks in Burley which villagers tied themselves to last year in a bid to save them.

A BURST water main has forced the closure of a stretch of Pound Lane near Burley – a key diversion route during the A35 Holmsley bridge works.