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£1.79m boost for adult social care

£1.79m boost for adult social care

£1.79m boost for adult social care

BCP Council has approved a £1.79million investment into adult social care.


‘When everyone is knee-deep in sea water, we won’t think it’s funny’ – NFDC panel debate on flooding and erosion report

‘When everyone is knee-deep in sea water, we won’t think it’s funny’ – NFDC panel debate on flooding and erosion report

‘When everyone is knee-deep in sea water, we won’t think it’s funny’ – NFDC panel debate on flooding and erosion report

A strategy which aims to prevent coastal erosion and flooding has been given the support of members of New Forest District Council.


BCP Council must ‘up the ante’ on spiralling schools deficit

BCP Council must ‘up the ante’ on spiralling schools deficit

BCP Council must ‘up the ante’ on spiralling schools deficit

BCP Council will be pushing the new Labour government to address the spiraling deficit on its schools’ budget.


Council tight-lipped over bins plan for ‘UK’s prettiest high street’

Council tight-lipped over bins plan for ‘UK’s prettiest high street’

Council tight-lipped over bins plan for ‘UK’s prettiest high street’

Lymington residents fear wheelie bins may soon start lining Britain’s most picturesque High Street and spoil its character.


Council leader quits after election as MP

Council leader quits after election as MP

Council leader quits after election as MP

THE leader of BCP Council has quit following her election last week as MP for Mid Dorset and North Poole.


New Forest and Christchurch stay blue as Labour romps to General Election win

New Forest and Christchurch stay blue as Labour romps to General Election win

New Forest and Christchurch stay blue as Labour romps to General Election win

The Conservatives retained their stronghold in the New Forest and Christchurch, despite Labour’s landslide win in the General Election.


LIVE: General Election 2024 – New Forest seats stay blue as Labour wins outright

LIVE: General Election 2024 – New Forest seats stay blue as Labour wins outright

LIVE: General Election 2024 – New Forest seats stay blue as Labour wins outright

All the latest election updates at they happen, live from the New Forest count at Applemore leisure centre in Dibden.


Political advertising in our newspapers and online

Political advertising in our newspapers and online

Political advertising in our newspapers and online

With the general election days away, we outline our policy on accepting political adverts in our newspapers and online.


Hustings announced for Waterside venue

Hustings announced for Waterside venue

Hustings announced for Waterside venue

Another General Election hustings has been announced for New Forest East candidates.


Council to pay £197,000 to retain staff

Council to pay £197,000 to retain staff

Council to pay £197,000 to retain staff

New Forest District Council is to pay more than £197,000 to some of its employees in order to prevent them from leaving for better paid roles.


General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of Christchurch

General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of Christchurch

General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of Christchurch

Candidates for Christchurch make their case for your vote on 4th July.


Election hustings event for New Forest West candidates

Election hustings event for New Forest West candidates

Election hustings event for New Forest West candidates

A hustings event will be held for New Forest West General Election candidates next week.


General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of New Forest East

General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of New Forest East

General Election 2024: Meet the candidates of New Forest East

Candidates for New Forest East make their case for your vote on 4th July.


General Election 2024: Hustings announced for Forest and Christchurch candidates

General Election 2024: Hustings announced for Forest and Christchurch candidates

General Election 2024: Hustings announced for Forest and Christchurch candidates

Political candidates of all stripes will come together for hustings in two local electoral wards.


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