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What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
‘We have suffered in the past when the government have devolved responsibilities’
The winners of an annual window decorating competition in Ringwood during the festive season have been announced.
Giving golfers swung a birdie when they raised £2,000 for the helicopter ambulance service that responds to New Forest emergencies.
‘New unitary authorities should serve populations three times larger than the Forest’s.’
‘The funding model is: buy at greenbelt value and sell at development land price.’
Two friends have raised over £7,000 for Oakhaven Hospice after undertaking a gruelling cycling challenge.
Hundreds of spectators lined a 20-mile route through the Forest to enjoy a New Year’s Eve tractor run.
A large number of local organisations in Christchurch are celebrating having won vital funding for initiatives which will benefit the community.
“All sides should show respect on issue of assisted dying.”
Three local charitable organisations have benefited from a total of £6,000 in hand-outs from New Milton Town Council.
Walking group members have raised more than £5,000 for charity on a tour of Forest war memorials.
An overview of verderers’ vital work.
“This sums up life as it stands.”
“We have lost one of the last links with brave men who sought to make post-war Europe safe.”
A popular New Forest steam show has handed out over £30,000 to local charities and good causes.
A fledgling New Milton youth charity whose myriad of achievements have included helping isolated teens, was awarded a £13,000 town council boost.
Tireless charity worker Tracy Robertson has been named Lymington’s Citizen of the Year.
In the A&T (13th Dec) it was reported that the local police were saying “use it or lose it” regarding the police station at the Lymington Town Hall.
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