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HMS Hood was sunk by the German warship the Bismarck in1941 with the loss of more than 1,400 lives. Only three members of the crew survived.

Memorial to more than 1,400 men killed on iconic warship moves online

SHE WAS the biggest and most iconic British warship of her time.
Stuckton Road in Fordingbridge. Picture: Google Street View

Plan to build almost 100 new homes on edge of Hampshire town

CIVIC chiefs are studying plans to build almost 100 homes and a village hall on the edge of a Hampshire town.

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Plan to build homes on green belt site withdrawn after 40 objections

Plan to build homes on green belt site withdrawn after 40 objections

CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 16 homes on green belt land in the New Forest have been withdrawn by the applicant.

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Wightlink has suspended weekend sailings on its Lymington to Yarmouth route.

Weekend ferry crossings between Isle of Wight and Lymington suspended

WIGHTLINK has suspended weekend sailings on the Lymington to Yarmouth route following the government's ban on non-essential travel.

Hampshire residents are being urged to help Cancer Research UK by wearing a Unity Band or making a donation.

Cancer charity fears its income will drop by £300m over next three years

HAMPSHIRE residents are being urged to help a leading cancer charity battle the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Ipley Crossroads. Some motorists ignore the "Stop" signs and drive straight across the junction. Picture: Waterside Cops.

'Strong and urgent need' to cut crash risk after 50 accidents

PLANS to improve a notorious accident blackspot in the Hampshire countryside are likely to be approved next week.

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An Openreach engineer at work

Changing the wording of job ads could get more women to apply, Openreach hopes

TELECOMS firm Openreach is changing the language it uses in its recruitment adverts after new research suggested that hidden bias deters women from applying for engineering jobs.
A decision by the National Park Authority has been upheld on appeal.

Planning inspector rejects proposal to turn farm building into holiday apartments

A PLANNING battle in a Hampshire village has ended in defeat for the applicant.
applemore leisure centre.

New row over plans to privatise running of sports centres

CONTROVERSY surrounding plans to privatise the management of leisure centres in the New Forest has taken a new twist.

Consent is being sought to replace an outdoor exercise area for horses with a tennis court.

Anyone for tennis? Plan to transform walled garden at historic house

HORSES will be replaced by tennis rackets under plans for a walled garden on the edge of the New Forest.