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Holly protecting Forest’s native plants

Holly protecting Forest’s native plants

Holly protecting Forest’s native plants

18 November 2025

The New Forest has a new guardian to protect its native plants from invasive species.


Rare fungus reappears in Forest

Rare fungus reappears in Forest

Rare fungus reappears in Forest

16 November 2025

A nationally rare fungus has been discovered in several areas of the New Forest for the first time.


Poppy hunt raises £2,400 for Royal British Legion

Poppy hunt raises £2,400 for Royal British Legion

Poppy hunt raises £2,400 for Royal British Legion

14 November 2025

Michael Turner has organised the annual poppy hunt since 2015


VIDEO: Pigs removed from Forest after raiding graves at village cemetery

VIDEO: Pigs removed from Forest after raiding graves at village cemetery

VIDEO: Pigs removed from Forest after raiding graves at village cemetery

13 November 2025

Troublesome pigs who were spotted raiding graves at a cemetery have been removed from the Forest.


Council slammed for lack of wheelie bin ‘back-up’ plan

Council slammed for lack of wheelie bin ‘back-up’ plan

Council slammed for lack of wheelie bin ‘back-up’ plan

13 November 2025

Civic chiefs should have had a back-up plan when rolling out wheelie bins in the New Forest, a councillor has said.


‘Vehicles all over the place’ – ‘technical’ issues in second phase of Forest wheelie bin rollout

‘Vehicles all over the place’ – ‘technical’ issues in second phase of Forest wheelie bin rollout

‘Vehicles all over the place’ – ‘technical’ issues in second phase of Forest wheelie bin rollout

12 November 2025

The second phase of the wheelie bin rollout across the New Forest has suffered “technical” issues with its new £800,000 system.

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Battery storage plan set for approval

Battery storage plan set for approval

Battery storage plan set for approval

11 November 2025

Plans for a battery energy storage system in Marchwood look set to be approved by New Forest District Council.


Forest cricket club with ‘worst pitch’ in animal grazing row

Forest cricket club with ‘worst pitch’ in animal grazing row

Forest cricket club with ‘worst pitch’ in animal grazing row

10 November 2025

A cricket club is “breaching its conditions” stopping livestock from grazing on its pitch – after it was voted one of the worst pitches in Hampshire.


Town bridge to close for flood defence repairs

Town bridge to close for flood defence repairs

Town bridge to close for flood defence repairs

09 November 2025

During daytime working hours from 7am to 7pm, the road will be reduced to a single lane operating under temporary traffic lights.


Pressing issues and core values at community apple day

Pressing issues and core values at community apple day

Pressing issues and core values at community apple day

08 November 2025

A community apple pressing day in Brockenhurst saw residents turn a bumper crop into juice.


Hundreds of Forest bylaw breaches reported in just one day

Hundreds of Forest bylaw breaches reported in just one day

Hundreds of Forest bylaw breaches reported in just one day

07 November 2025

The hotspots were Balmer Lawn, Boltons Bench and Hatchett Pond.


New Forest residents slapped with sudden bill for £5,500

New Forest residents slapped with sudden bill for £5,500

New Forest residents slapped with sudden bill for £5,500

07 November 2025

Dozens of New Forest homeowners have been “shocked” by sudden £5,500 payment demands to access their homes.


High tides bring flood risk to parts of Forest and Christchurch

High tides bring flood risk to parts of Forest and Christchurch

High tides bring flood risk to parts of Forest and Christchurch

05 November 2025

Parts of the Forest and Christchurch could flood this evening (Wednesday) due to high tides.


‘Serious safety concerns’ – oak trees protected from removal despite objections

‘Serious safety concerns’ – oak trees protected from removal despite objections

‘Serious safety concerns’ – oak trees protected from removal despite objections

05 November 2025

Six oak trees have been protected by a council – against the wishes of residents.


Blooming triumphs for New Milton garden

Blooming triumphs for New Milton garden

Blooming triumphs for New Milton garden

04 November 2025

The recently-launched New Milton Community Garden reaped success by scooping two prestigious awards.


Fireworks delay New Milton beauty spots grazing

Fireworks delay New Milton beauty spots grazing

Fireworks delay New Milton beauty spots grazing

01 November 2025

Annual grazing at two New Milton beauty spots is set to be delayed until after a local fireworks event.


Businesses urged to halt ‘piggy tourism’ as pannage extended

Businesses urged to halt ‘piggy tourism’ as pannage extended

Businesses urged to halt ‘piggy tourism’ as pannage extended

31 October 2025

Businesses are being urged to stop promoting the New Forest to “piggy tourists” following concerns they are being “plagued” by visitors.


Air quality ‘a priority’, says council as it approves strategy

Air quality ‘a priority’, says council as it approves strategy

Air quality ‘a priority’, says council as it approves strategy

29 October 2025

Reducing pollution and improving air quality remains a priority for the area, says New Forest District Council.

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Forest pumpkin plea – don’t ditch it, dish it up

Forest pumpkin plea – don’t ditch it, dish it up

Forest pumpkin plea – don’t ditch it, dish it up

28 October 2025

Dumped pumpkins can be toxic to hedgehogs and other creature, authorities have warned.


Emergency team put through paces during oil spill exercise

Emergency team put through paces during oil spill exercise

Emergency team put through paces during oil spill exercise

27 October 2025

Emergency teams took part in a oil spill exercise on the Bealieu River to test how well they would do tackling a real one.


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