The New Milton Advertiser and Lymington Times

The New Milton Advertiser & Lymington Times are well-established weekly newspapers that have been serving the local community since 1928. These paid broadsheets are deeply rooted in the area and are known for providing reliable quality news and information. Together, they have a circulation of over 14,000 copies and cover the New Forest and its nearby regions.

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Planning Inspectorate upholds New Forest NPA’s refusal for outbuilding works in Winsor

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Dan Goater

A COMMONER’S plan to demolish and rebuild a dilapidated shed on land in Winsor has been rejected for a second time at appeal. The resident had applied to the national park authority for permission to replace the outbuilding in the grounds of Sydney Cottage in Winsor Road last year, but the proposal was refused. The applicant lodged an appeal against that decision with the Planning Inspectorate, but this has now also been rejected.
From Our Files: Restaurant attack...farm values drop...bowlers vs park users

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Antonella Lazzeri

Then & Now (with St Barbe Museum + Gallery): The Grand Marine Hotel & Barton Chase, Barton, circa 1940The Grand Marine Hotel in Barton on Sea was established in 1910 as a purpose-built seaside hotel on Marine Drive. During the First World War it served as a military convalescent home, initially for Indian soldiers and later for British and Commonwealth troops. Post-war it operated as a guest house called Barton Chase under the Co-operative Holidays Association.
The Sculpture at Beaulieu exhibition will continue until 14th September

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Roz Waters

AN intriguing collection of over 200 sculptures have been unveiled at Beaulieu marking the launch of a three-month exhibition. Displayed on the lawns of Palace House, the kitchen gardens and a wildlife meadow area; the vibrant showcase of work by 47 locally renowned and internationally acclaimed sculptors was officially opened by Lord Montagu during a launch event on Thursday.
New Milton man Alan White told by Poole magistrates to undergo rehabilitation activity for threatening woman with knife

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Chris March

THREATENING a woman with a knife in a home resulted in a New Milton man being told to undergo rehabilitation activity. Alan White (59), of Angel Lane, admitted unlawfully and intentionally threatening the victim with an offensive weapon at a Bournemouth address on 23rd March. Poole magistrates heard there was an immediate risk of serious physical harm to the woman.
New Milton Rugby Club’s New Forest Family Fun Day organiser Matt Wale’s ‘incredible’ achievements hailed as he steps down after 14 years

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Chris March

NEW Milton Rugby Club hailed the “incredible” achievements of its popular fundraising event organiser as he stepped down after 14 years. Matt Wale has masterminded the running of 12 New Forest Family Fun Days – with two barren years during the Covid pandemic – and seen more than £100,000 raised for the club and community. Thousands flocked to its Ashley recreation ground base on Saturday for his last annual event before passing on the baton.
Prostate Cancer Support Organisation offers free PSA cancer tests at Southampton FC’s St Mary’s Stadium in association with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Dan Goater

MEN from the Waterside area are invited to register for a cancer test screening taking place this Saturday (19 July). Up to 500 men can register to have their prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels tested at St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton between 10am and 3pm. Men aged 50 to 80 with a family history of prostate cancer, or men of Black ethnicity aged 40 and above, are eligible for the free testing.
GridSource Ltd’s plans for battery storage at New Milton rejected by NFDC

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Dan Goater

A PROPOSAL to build a “mini” battery electrical storage unit in an undeveloped part of the New Forest has been rejected. GridSource Ltd was seeking NFDC’s permission to install and operate the battery and other ancillary buildings on land west of the A337 Christchurch Road at Downton. The authority’s landscape team objected to the development alongside others who said it would be “totally out of place” and an “inappropriate development” in the Green Belt.
Cause of bird deaths at Ballard Lake in New Milton yet to be confirmed by DEFRA after 3km animal control zone prompted by Christchurch avian flu cases is revoked

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Chris March

MYSTERY still surrounds bird deaths at a New Milton beauty spot after an exclusion zone prompted by avian flu in and around Christchurch lifted. New Milton Town Council’s estates and facilities manager, Mark Jeffries, confirmed to the A&T this week that results of tests were still awaited from DEFRA. As reported, this follows the discovery of a number of carcasses at Ballard Lake, off Lake Grove Road and Fernhill Lane on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June.
Thieves steal cash raised for The Lilly Foundation, among numerous other items, in early hours raid on Braeside Bowling Club at St Leonards, near Ringwood

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Chris March

A SMALL community bowling club was left counting the costs after raiders stole equipment and charity money in an early-hours break-in. Braeside Bowling Club, off Braeside Road at St Leonards, near Ringwood, is believed to have been targeted between 2am and 4am on Thursday 12th June. Club secretary Paul Laird estimated the burglary would cost it a total of between £4,000 and £5,000. “We’re really frustrated,” he told the A&T. “We work hard and don’t have a lot of resources.
Milford on Ice scoops Hampshire County Council parking exception

1 week ago | advertiserandtimes.co.uk | Roz Waters

AN ice cream van owner can continue trading despite new parking restrictions in Keyhaven following a 1,000-signature petition. Debbie Head has been operating her ‘Milford on Ice’ van close to the junction of New Lane and Salt Grass Lane for the last 12 years, but with parking rules set to come in later this summer she feared she would be stopped.