Dangers of large gatherings during Covid-19 pandemic captured on video
“Right, everyone’s going to be leaving one at a time, so we can process you guys and get your details,” says a police officer.
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Charity fundraising to bring home stranded 98-year-old SAS war hero
Pilgrim Bandits is asking for help to bring home a 98-year old SAS WW2 hero currently stranded in Australia.
Supporters raise more than £300,000 for Minstead Trust
People with learning difficulties have continued to be supported during lockdown, thanks to the work of the Minstead Trust.
Colten Care homes stage gardening show
Gardening kept us all going during lockdown, and residents of care homes were no exception.
Book reveals top rugby players connection with New Milton & District RFC
Whilst rugby supporters will have mourned the loss of the game during the end of the last season – it is hoped the 2020 Six Nations will be completed in the autumn – people in New Milton are able to reflect on the success of their local club with the publication of a new book.
Man grabs teenage girl: can you help identify him?
Hampshire Police are looking to speak with the man in this e-fit in connection to an assault on Salisbury Road, Totton, which happened on Tuesday 21 July at around 10pm.
Buckler’s Hard first phase of £2m development completed
Award-winning Buckler’s Hard Yacht Harbour on the Beaulieu River is now taking reservations for its increased capacity of permanent berths and moorings following completion of the first phase of a major redevelopment.
Fairy door designers at Furzey Gardens in Minstead get their wish
Young fairy door designers have seen their creations brought to life at Furzey Gardens in Minstead following an online competition to design new doors for the garden’s famous collection during lockdown.
Ringwood Waldorf School make a drama out of a crisis
Pupils at Ringwood Waldorf School in Hampshire have proved that you can make a drama out of a crisis.
History and heritage of commoning brought together in New Forest project
Do you remember when milk was delivered by horse and cart? Or when cattle were driven up Fordingbridge High Street?