Environment

No preferred route for a 20-mile underground carbon capture pipeline has been identified by New Forest District Council due to “limited” information.

New Forest bin collections could be hit by strike action this autumn.

Controversial plans to build a sewage treatment plant in Bransgore are unlikely to be passed by planners, the developer has been told.

Wet suits and a face snorkel were among an unusual flytip found in the New Forest.

Parts of the New Forest many have discoloured tap water following emergency repairs.

Southern Water could be penalised by the Environment Agency over the sewage discharge which killed hundreds of fish in a New Forest waterway.

A council has vowed to make greater use of new measures designed to crack down on anti-social behaviour and protect the environment.

Plans for a 20-mile pipeline under the New Forest have been given a mixed reception by the public.

Southern Water has apologised and promised to launch an investigation after sewage discharge killed hundreds of fish in a Forest waterway.

Hundreds of fish and river creatures lay dead in a Forest waterway today following a suspected sewage discharge.

Beach-goers have been told to stay out of the water at Milford beach after a sewage alert today.

AN exhibition bringing together local artists and craftspeople is to open to the public tomorrow.

A strategy which aims to prevent coastal erosion and flooding has been given the support of members of New Forest District Council.

Primary school youngsters have have created a sculpture trail to inspire action against climate change

Southern Water has been ordered to carry out four times as many annual inspections by Environment Agency in an effort to make them clean up their act.

The future of commoning is at risk unless a viable future is secured, a young commoner is warning.

A host of newts are enjoying a new pond area at Ringwood Junior School where they are keeping pupils entertained.

Fears that sewage could spill into the River Avon saw Christchurch Town Council take the “unusual” step of objecting to plans for a treatment plant.

Erosion has resulted in the temporary closure of steps at Milford beach, visitors are being warned.

Oil giant ExxonMobil is proposing cutting 50m trenches through the Forest to lay an underground pipeline for a carbon capture scheme.