Local government reorganisation: Proposals for four new mainland Hampshire unitary councils to save millions.
“The only solution that there can be – a new rural council for mid-Hampshire”
Last Updated: Wednesday, 03, September, 2025,
“The only solution that there can be – a new rural council for mid-Hampshire”
New Forest District Council (NFDC) provided an update on their Local Plan Review including a revised programme of work during their Cabinet meeting held on Wednesday 6 August.
The New Forest is a wonderful destination for everyone to enjoy the outdoors in the warmer months, and we want you to continue enjoying it and that is why we are launching a summer campaign to keep your possessions safe.
Hampshire Constabulary have published the latest edition of our online magazine – Rural Times.
Hampshire County Council has published its case for a future of only three, large-scale, councils across the county.
Essential advice on protecting your medicines during extreme heat and staying safe this summer.
New Forest District Council (NFDC) has approved a new Skills Action Plan to help local people gain the skills needed for better jobs and to support the New Forest’s economy. The decision to approve the New Forest Skills Action Plan (NFSAP), was taken at Cabinet on 2 July. The plan sets out a five-year roadmap…
From Monday, 30 June 2025, residents across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are being invited to give their views on options for how councils in the area could be reorganised, and New Forest District Council (NFDC) is calling on local people to help ensure the district’s identity is protected.
New Forest District Council has opened applications for organisations, community groups and businesses to benefit from funding.
Due to the reduction of the avian influenza risk to poultry and captive birds, plans have been announced to lift the Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) housing measures in England from 15 May 2025.
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