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Police release CCTV images following alcohol theft

Police release CCTV images following alcohol theft

Police have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to after more than £200 of alcohol was stolen from a Lymington store.


Heavy rain warning for New Forest and Christchurch

Heavy rain warning for New Forest and Christchurch

Heavy rain could cause flooding and travel disruption today (Monday) across the New Forest and Christchurch.


Early hours blaze at Domino’s building in Lymington

Early hours blaze at Domino’s building in Lymington

A fire broke out in a flat above Domino’s takeaway in Lymington in the early hours today, with three people inside the building at the time.


Charity helps youngster to gain his dream job at Hengistbury Head

Charity helps youngster to gain his dream job at Hengistbury Head

Working in conservation at Hengistbury Head has been the dream of Tom Corner – and thanks to a Christchurch autism charity he has made it.


Forest farmland earmarked for new quarry

Forest farmland earmarked for new quarry

A plan to turn Forest farmland into a quarry will likely see community backlash, a councillor has warned.

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Four homes approved for Pennington site

Four homes approved for Pennington site

Planning consent has been granted for the demolition of a Pennington house and redevelopment with four new homes.


Hospital friends set £120k fundraising goal for new equipment

Hospital friends set £120k fundraising goal for new equipment

Lymington Hospital Friends are appealing for help to raise £120,000 to buy three colonoscopes.


Shoplifter ordered to compensate high street stores

Shoplifter ordered to compensate high street stores

A prolific shoplifter who stole £1,300 in goods has been ordered to pay compensation and complete unpaid work in the community.


Toad crossing patrols seek helpers

Toad crossing patrols seek helpers

A toad crossing patrol is seeking volunteers to help the amphibians safely migrate to their breeding ground.


Couple win parking fine battle with supermarket

Couple win parking fine battle with supermarket

A couple have won a three-week fight after being wrongly fined for parking in a disabled bay at a New Milton supermarket.

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Help create warmer homes New Forest Friends of the Earth demand

Help create warmer homes New Forest Friends of the Earth demand

A community quilt supporting a New Forest Friends of the Earth campaign for warmer homes for was on display in Brockenhurst at a recent meeting.


Letter: Views expressed were an attack on electric vehicles based on some of the most common, erroneous myths out there.

Letter: Views expressed were an attack on electric vehicles based on some of the most common, erroneous myths out there.

‘Let me respond in kind.’

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New Forest Notes: Exploring the long-term effects of farmers filling in waterways

New Forest Notes: Exploring the long-term effects of farmers filling in waterways

Evidence of farmers remeandering small streams decades ago can still be seen today.


Review: The Oaks, Lymington Road, Highcliffe

Review: The Oaks, Lymington Road, Highcliffe

The Oaks in Highcliffe is renowned locally for its excellent Sunday roasts, so I went there feeling confident they’d deliver on a Christmas dinner.


What’s On: Christmas at Beaulieu

What’s On: Christmas at Beaulieu

Visitors can experience a Victorian Christmas as staff at Beaulieu’s Palace House prepare to celebrate the festive season.


Blind fox has sight restored by New Forest vets in UK First

Blind fox has sight restored by New Forest vets in UK First

A fox cub which was blinded by cataracts had its sight restored after undergoing a delicate operation at Seadown Vets in the New Forest.

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From Our Files: Gardens to let...stabilising Highcliffe...town traffic solutions

From Our Files: Gardens to let...stabilising Highcliffe...town traffic solutions

What was making the headlines in the A&T 25, 50 and 75 years ago.


Letters: A village centre by any other name...

Letters: A village centre by any other name...

‘How much money has been spent rebranding a building which everyone still calls the Community Centre?’


Obituary: Famous sailor Stuart Jardine whose winning form spanned eight decades has died at 90

Obituary: Famous sailor Stuart Jardine whose winning form spanned eight decades has died at 90

One of the most respected sailors in the UK Stuart Jardine whose winning form spanned 80 years has died at the age of 90.


Over £40,000 collected in honour of Milford Children in Need super-fundraiser Louise

Over £40,000 collected in honour of Milford Children in Need super-fundraiser Louise

More than £40,000 has been raised for Children in Need as a tribute to Milford mum and super-fundraiser Louise Walsh who died in August.


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