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King's Cup found by Lymington antiques dealer after being lost since 1835

King's Cup found by Lymington antiques dealer after being lost since 1835

A LYMINGTON antiques dealer has tracked down a silver presentation bowl once owned by King William IV.

Hampshire banks stop more than £1m in scams over six months

Hampshire banks stop more than £1m in scams over six months

Hampshire banks stop more than £1m in scams over six months

BANKING staff have been working with Hampshire police to stop more than £1m of fraud during the first half of this year.

Postmaster 'overjoyed' as Brockenhurst store scoops national prize

Postmaster 'overjoyed' as Brockenhurst store scoops national prize

Postmaster 'overjoyed' as Brockenhurst store scoops national prize

THE Welcome Co-op store in Brockenhurst has scooped a national prize.

£25m overhaul of A31 – more consultation dates added after demand soars

£25m overhaul of A31 – more consultation dates added after demand soars

£25m overhaul of A31 – more consultation dates added after demand soars

HIGHWAYS England has added three more public consultation sessions on its plans for a £25m overhaul of the A31 near Ringwood.

Senior NFDC Tories at odds over climate change urgency

Senior NFDC Tories at odds over climate change urgency

Senior NFDC Tories at odds over climate change urgency

THE ruling cabinet on NFDC is set to debate whether it should declare a climate emergency after the idea was rejected two years ago.

'Why can't you just hold it in?' – parents' fury over teachers 'refusing toilet breaks' in class

'Why can't you just hold it in?' – parents' fury over teachers 'refusing toilet breaks' in class

'Why can't you just hold it in?' – parents' fury over teachers 'refusing toilet breaks' in class

PUPILS at Highcliffe School are being stopped from using the toilet during lesson time, say outraged parents.

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Rare chance to take on a vital New Forest role

Rare chance to take on a vital New Forest role

Rare chance to take on a vital New Forest role

THERE is a rare opportunity to apply for one of the New Forest’s oldest and most respected jobs after a longstanding agister decided to step down.

Council leader defends potty-mouthed anti-litter poster

Council leader defends potty-mouthed anti-litter poster

Council leader defends potty-mouthed anti-litter poster

BCP Council's leader has defended the authority’s latest anti-litter campaign which uses a four-letter word to encourage people to tidy up.

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Village shop takeover hits costly ‘bump in road’

Village shop takeover hits costly ‘bump in road’

Village shop takeover hits costly ‘bump in road’

AMBITIOUS plans by a group of East Boldre residents to save the village shop have hit a stumbling block.

New Forest topiary firm set for Chelsea Flower Show display

New Forest topiary firm set for Chelsea Flower Show display

New Forest topiary firm set for Chelsea Flower Show display

A HERD of stunning New Forest topiary animals will be making their debut at the world-famous RHS Chelsea Flower Show next week.

Move to ban sex establishments in BCP Council area fails

Move to ban sex establishments in BCP Council area fails

Move to ban sex establishments in BCP Council area fails

A MOVE to stop any future licensed sex establishments setting up in Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole area has failed to win approval.

Police plan to address New Forest rural crime concerns

Police plan to address New Forest rural crime concerns

Police plan to address New Forest rural crime concerns

RURAL crime in areas including the New Forest is among priorities set out in Hampshire’s new police and crime commissioner’s three-year plan.

New Forest pubs and hotels cut opening hours and reduce menus amid 'perfect storm' of staff shortages and supply problems

New Forest pubs and hotels cut opening hours and reduce menus amid 'perfect storm' of staff shortages and supply problems

New Forest pubs and hotels cut opening hours and reduce menus amid 'perfect storm' of staff shortages and supply problems

HOSPITALITY businesses across the New Forest are facing a “perfect storm” as they battle supply issues, wedding backlogs and loss of European workers.

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Man spared prison after revealing owner of drugs found at his home

Man spared prison after revealing owner of drugs found at his home

Man spared prison after revealing owner of drugs found at his home

A MAN was spared prison after he persuaded a judge that he was not dealing from a bag of drugs found at his former Pennington home.

Boy spits at instructor after yobs disrupt Pilates class and vandalise toilet at New Forest hall

Boy spits at instructor after yobs disrupt Pilates class and vandalise toilet at New Forest hall

Boy spits at instructor after yobs disrupt Pilates class and vandalise toilet at New Forest hall

A PILATES instructor was spat and sworn at when yobs disrupted her class at a New Forest community hall.

Lymington hospice launches urgent recruitment campaign for nurses

Lymington hospice launches urgent recruitment campaign for nurses

Lymington hospice launches urgent recruitment campaign for nurses

LYMINGTON’s Oakhaven Hospice has launched an urgent campaign to recruit more nurses so it can keep open beds.

Council objects to 'out of keeping' 37-home development at Dibden

Council objects to 'out of keeping' 37-home development at Dibden

Council objects to 'out of keeping' 37-home development at Dibden

A PARISH council has objected to plans for 37 lower cost homes in Dibden, with concerns of overdevelopment, highway safety and the impact on wildlife.

Vandals hit New Milton muga again – days after it reopened from two months' repairs

Vandals hit New Milton muga again – days after it reopened from two months' repairs

Vandals hit New Milton muga again – days after it reopened from two months' repairs

VANDALS repeatedly targeting a New Milton sports facility sparked calls for improved CCTV coverage and more police presence.

Where and when to see the Red Arrows over the New Forest today

Where and when to see the Red Arrows over the New Forest today

Where and when to see the Red Arrows over the New Forest today

The Red Arrows are returning to Hampshire's skies today (Thursday) as they visit the Isle of Wight Festival for a display.

Speeding New Forest drivers targeted at launch of new road safety campaign

Speeding New Forest drivers targeted at launch of new road safety campaign

Speeding New Forest drivers targeted at launch of new road safety campaign

POLICE officers were out in force with speed cameras today (Wednesday) for the start of a new road safety campaign.

Hundreds sign petition against proposed cycle lane in Christchurch

Hundreds sign petition against proposed cycle lane in Christchurch

Hundreds sign petition against proposed cycle lane in Christchurch

FURTHER discussions will be held before a proposed cycle lane is installed on Barrack Road, Christchurch, after hundreds signed a petition against it.

Oyster 'baby boom' in Lymington River

Oyster 'baby boom' in Lymington River

Oyster 'baby boom' in Lymington River

THERE has been an oyster "baby boom" in Lymington River after millions of larvae were released as part of an environmental project.
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