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Independent school praised for ‘nurturing’ environment by Ofsted

Independent school praised for ‘nurturing’ environment by Ofsted

Pupils at a Forest school for youngsters with learning disabilities love to learn thanks to nurturing staff, Ofsted inspectors ruled.


Public feedback scheme aids festive drink and drug-drive crackdown

Public feedback scheme aids festive drink and drug-drive crackdown

A campaign encouraging people to shop suspected drink or drug-drivers saw 36 suspected offenders arrested during Dorset Police’s Christmas crackdown.


Theme park’s plans for cheaper airport parking are thrown out

Theme park’s plans for cheaper airport parking are thrown out

A Christchurch theme park’s plans to offer cheaper parking than neighbouring Bournemouth Airport have been grounded.


Review: Now That’s What I Call A Musical, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton

Review: Now That’s What I Call A Musical, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton

Now That’s What I Call A Musical delivers a splendid night of ‘80s nostalgia


AFC Totton maintain title push while Bashley suffer, and Ringwood keep streak

AFC Totton maintain title push while Bashley suffer, and Ringwood keep streak

In the latest round of midweek fixtures, AFC Totton drew with table-topping Merthyr Town, while Bashley lost and Ringwood Town drew.


£6.7m in freeport cash pumped into local projects

£6.7m in freeport cash pumped into local projects

Investment of £6.7m has been made by Solent Freeport to support projects including highway improvements and biodiversity at Marchwood port.


Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, Christchurch, Poole and Wimborne

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, Christchurch, Poole and Wimborne

Incredible adventures to some of the remotest corners of the globe feature in this year’s Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour.


Hearing dates confirmed for controversial Forest quarry sites plan

Hearing dates confirmed for controversial Forest quarry sites plan

Dates of hearings to scrutinise a plan for future quarry sites across the New Forest have been set.


Hunt for man caught on CCTV after village store theft

Hunt for man caught on CCTV after village store theft

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to trace after nearly £100 of alcohol was stolen from a Bransgore store.


Store worker stops sheet-covered, knife-wielding raider with oven cleaner

Store worker stops sheet-covered, knife-wielding raider with oven cleaner

A New Milton store worker has slammed their company’s “disgusting” response after a colleague was threatened at knifepoint in an attempted robbery.


Hythe overcome red card to seal Downton draw

Hythe overcome red card to seal Downton draw

Hythe & Dibden shared the spoils with Downton after an entertaining 2-2 draw on Saturday, despite playing the last 20 minutes with only 10 players.


Asbestos flytipped at New Forest sites

Asbestos flytipped at New Forest sites

Police are appealing for witnesses after bags of asbestos were dumped in two New Forest locations.


Blackfield escape the relegation zone after new boss’s first game

Blackfield escape the relegation zone after new boss’s first game

Blackfield & Langley secured a vital victory in their bid for league survival, beating Baffins Milton Rovers to escape the relegation zone.


Rogers wins second world title after ‘hardest regatta’ of her life

Rogers wins second world title after ‘hardest regatta’ of her life

Lymington sailor Hattie Rogers overcame her ‘hardest regatta’ to win the Women’s International Moth World Championship in New Zealand.


Lightning strikes twice as parkrunner lowers record again

Lightning strikes twice as parkrunner lowers record again

Ellie Monks lowered her parkrun record again before joking that her incentive was to get to a local bakery before her favourite treat sold out.


Young Lymington Town side learn tough lesson against Alresford

Young Lymington Town side learn tough lesson against Alresford

Lymington Town had second-placed Alresford Town on the ropes, but as in a game of two halves, the visitors roared back to seal all three points.


Community centre gets green light for bigger cafe

Community centre gets green light for bigger cafe

Plans to build a larger cafe at Lymington’s community centre have been given the go ahead.


Man sentenced after assaulting partner in Forest home

Man sentenced after assaulting partner in Forest home

A man who assaulted his partner the morning after their relationship ended has appeared in court.


The stand-up stars featuring in winter comedy programme

The stand-up stars featuring in winter comedy programme

Sharp wit and side splitting laughter are promised with a busy programme of winter stand-up at Mast Mayflower Studios and Mayflower Theatre.


Why the Waterside is seen as a globally important wildlife hotspot

Why the Waterside is seen as a globally important wildlife hotspot

Birds from Russia, Iceland and Greenland spending the winter on the Waterside make the area a globally important spot for wildlife, experts have said.


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