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Food and arts festival adds third music stage on 10th anniversary

Food and arts festival adds third music stage on 10th anniversary

Highcliffe Food & Arts Festival will see the addition of a third music stage in the high street this year, as the event marks its 10th anniversary.


Forest district’s new boundaries set to be discussed

Forest district’s new boundaries set to be discussed

Discussions on proposed new geographical boundaries for the New Forest which will be introduced under devolution are to take place next month.


From Our Files: ‘Gay sex lessons’...quiz maestro’s £250k win...Mini smash

From Our Files: ‘Gay sex lessons’...quiz maestro’s £250k win...Mini smash

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


Letter: Thanks for the price rises Southern Water

Letter: Thanks for the price rises Southern Water

“Where are they getting the money from? Us, their captive customers with ever increasing bills.”

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Latest New Forest National Park applications and decisions

Latest New Forest National Park applications and decisions

New Forest National Park Authority planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 18th April.


Latest NFDC planning applications and decisions

Latest NFDC planning applications and decisions

New Forest District Council planning applications and decisions for the week ending Friday 18th April.


Residents rally round to clear large flytip at Forest car park

Residents rally round to clear large flytip at Forest car park

Names and addresses were found in a large flytip dumped in a New Forest car park near Burley this morning.

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Lymington to mark VE Day 80 with beacon lighting and parade

Lymington to mark VE Day 80 with beacon lighting and parade

Lymington residents can pay their respects to Second World War heroes at a beacon lighting ceremony and town parade to mark VE Day 80.


Driver banned from roads for more than two years

Driver banned from roads for more than two years

A Totton man was banned from the roads for two-and-a-half years after admitting driving offences.


Youngsters Beavering away for food bank Easter goodies

Youngsters Beavering away for food bank Easter goodies

Youngsters from the 1st Barton Beaver Scouts have been donating food and Easter eggs for the homeless and other people in need.


New orchard branches out for community fruit

New orchard branches out for community fruit

A community orchard which will provide villagers with fruit has been planted in the grounds of Thorney Hill community hall.


Letter: Why not move threatened Milford beach huts to Barton?

Letter: Why not move threatened Milford beach huts to Barton?

“Another 100 huts could easily be accommodated.”


Rubber ducks travelling the world in memory of Forest teen Syd

Rubber ducks travelling the world in memory of Forest teen Syd

A heartbroken mum who set up a unique travelling rubber ducks tribute to her teenage daughter after her death has seen them reach cross the globe.


Back to our roots: The Lion and LamB returns to Pennington

Back to our roots: The Lion and LamB returns to Pennington

This well-loved village pub, steeped in local history, is preparing to open its doors once again.


New Milton man sentenced after imported drugs seized at airport

New Milton man sentenced after imported drugs seized at airport

Officers intercepted 4.7kg of herbal cannabis at East Midlands Airport


Brockenhurst women’s teams’ golden moment at nationals

Brockenhurst women’s teams’ golden moment at nationals

Brockenhurst College’s women footballers and volleyballers were crowned national champions at the AoC Sport National Championships.


Police probe after damaged electrical supply in shop cuts power to over 700 Lymington properties

Police probe after damaged electrical supply in shop cuts power to over 700 Lymington properties

A probe has been launched after “third-party damage” to an electricity cable cut off over 700 Lymington properties for over four-and-a-half hours.


Mum in court after ‘poorly trained, food-fixated’ dog bites child twice in the face

Mum in court after ‘poorly trained, food-fixated’ dog bites child twice in the face

A woman whose dog bit a child twice causing serious facial injuries has been sentenced in court.


CCTV: Intruder damaged window to leave Christchurch gym

CCTV: Intruder damaged window to leave Christchurch gym

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to trace after an intruder damaged a window at a Christchurch gym.


Macbeth, Bournemouth Little Theatre

Macbeth, Bournemouth Little Theatre

Shakespeare fans are invited to experience Macbeth as never before when the Most Rare Vision Theatre Company delivers its two-hander interpretation.


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