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“Forestry England seem to act in a wholly unaccountable way.”
“Where are they getting the money from? Us, their captive customers with ever increasing bills.”
“Another 100 huts could easily be accommodated.”
Fashion forward care home residents in Brockenhurst helped research scientists to get ahead by getting hats.
‘Has Forestry England carried out the necessary survey of bridge’s current use?’
What was making the headlines in the A&T 25 and 50 years ago
A beautiful rose which raises money for Oakhaven hospice is on now on sale just in time for Easter.
UK’s happiness index rating is well behind Finland’s
A huge crowd turned out to see Saints legend Matt Le Tissier and the “Teddy Bear Ladies” from The Repair Shop open Oakhaven’s new crafting store.
A Lymington businesswoman joined 50 others in a 1,200km rickshaw race across India to raise £120,000 for charity.
The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire has said “how sad it is” that Britain has “so many” food banks.
A hairdresser is to shave off her hair to raise awareness of a rare genetic condition that could have killed her fiancé.
A group of young adults with autism have been able to enjoy a week’s holiday abroad without their families thanks to a Christchurch charity.
‘Can roadworks not be postponed until after summer?’
“A distressing story of inadequate planning.”
Paul Brockman taught students at several local schools including Priestlands and Eaglewood
Keen cyclists are being urged to sign up to the local 40-mile leg of a 500-mile challenge in aid of a New Forest children’s charity.
“Why cannot the information be given for the old as well as the young?”
Awards were handed out as Lymington RNLI crew members and volunteers past and present celebrated 60 years of saving lives at sea.
A former A&T reporter is taking on this year’s London Marathon in memory of his late mother-in-law.
A new community lottery being considered by New Forest District Council would make a “real difference” to local good causes and organisations.
