Lyndhurst

FORTY vans were stopped and a driver arrested as police and local authorities carried out another anti-flytipping operation in Lyndhurst.

FIVE affordable homes could be built on the edge of the New Forest under a trailblazing new scheme.

AN INDEPENDENT school in Lyndhurst which teaches pupils with special educational and complex needs has been rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.

POLICE officers could be relocated to Lyndhurst while the main Southampton Central station undergoes an upgrade next year.

AN EIGHT-FOOT fairy door thought to be the world's largest has been unveiled at Furzey Gardens to mark the launch of its £500k centenary fundraiser.

THE future of the former Fenwick hospital in Lyndhurst has been thrown into doubt after the group that runs it pulled out.

WATER refill stations have been installed across the New Forest in an effort to entice people back onto the high street.

NEW Forest District Council has launched an investigation into a large haul of asbestos roofing flytipped at Stoney Cross.

A DEVICE used to tell drivers their speed has disappeared from a New Forest village road just days after being installed.

NEW Forest District Council is to plant 60 red, white and blue themed trees locally to help mark the Queen's jubliee year.

THE Tall Trees trail by Rhinefield Ornamental Drive near Brockenhurst has been rated as a better walk than a route up Mount Snowdon.

SENIOR district councillors have said they are powerless to do anything to stop more bank branches shut after the latest raft of local closures.

MORE than 50 waste carriers driving through a New Forest village were stopped during a crackdown on flytipping.

ANOTHER raft of local high street bank closures have been announced, with Lloyds in Lyndhurst and Totton's Halifax on the chopping block.

A CHARITY planning to open a residential home in the New Forest for people with mental illness has defended its plans in the face of objections

ASHURST railway station will be given a wildlife boost in a project with the RSPB.

AN APPEAL has been launched to find those responsible for flytipping a bathroom in the New Forest.

WITNESSES are being sought to a string of vandalism in Lyndhurst, including a picnic bench set on fire.

A CHARITY which supports people with learning disabilities and autism has launched a fundraiser to repair damage from storms Eunice and Franklin.

A CHARITY has been granted planning permission to convert a Lyndhurst B&B in to a care home for its residents.