Lyndhurst

New Forest residents, business owners and organisations are being urged to have their say over future development in the national park.

Communities across the area fell silent to remember the war dead on Remembrance Sunday.

A man found at the wheel of his car in a Forest village died from an overdose, an inquest heard.

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.

A dog walker exposed his bottom to two women as he hurled abuse at them at a New Forest beauty spot.

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

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

Thousands across the New Forest and Christchurch will come together on Remembrance Sunday to pay their respects to the fallen.

Local “stars” of the hospitality industry took part in a iconic 370km charity bike ride which raised over £140,000.

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

A fallen tree blocking both carriageways has forced police to close a stretch of the A337 between Lyndhurst and Cadnam.

Organisers of a Forest scarecrow trail say this year’s event was the most successful yet, with around 4,000 people enjoying the quirky creations.

Firefighters went to the rescue of a New Forest pony which became stuck in mud and trapped by a fallen tree.

The hotel, which is located around a mile from Lyndhurst, was also named the six best UK hotel in annual international awards.

Two New Forest residents attended a special ceremony to receive their royal awards.

Parking charges at 130 currently free Forest car parks will be introduced next year following an agreement made at a behind-closed-doors meeting.

Police and New Forest organisations are hosting a major engagement event for rural communities.

Andy was fully suited up to meet the Queen at the New Forest Show in sweltering heat

The conservation group says partners must work together to plan for the relocation of some campsites.

An incident in which a rider was injured during a major New Forest cycling event looked set to be referred to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).