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Digging for stories at Rockbourne

3rd December 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Hampshire County Council will work with community partners to explore the unique discovery stories behind two significant archaeological sites, thanks to a grant of £8,800 from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Roadshow to target OAP tipplers

16th November 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Avoid alcohol at least two days a week and you can reduce your risk of liver disease, cancer and possible heart attack.

Third award for school architects

16th November 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Hampshire County Council’s in-house property services team have scooped a third award for their design of Forest Park School in Totton.

Royal boost for Ringwood Gateway

1st November 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

The new Ringwood Gateway public services building has been officially opened by HRH The Duke of Kent.

Forest towns to get latest lights

25th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Hampshire County Council’s street lighting replacement programme will be arriving in New Milton and Fawley next spring, introducing the latest energy-efficient equipment.

Three-point plan to woo walkers

25th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Walking to school can save money, boost brain power and kickstart a healthy lifestyle – but children and parents can be discouraged if access is difficult.

Library’s exciting new chapter

12th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Hythe Library is to undergo major refurbishment thanks to a collaboration between Hampshire County Council, Hythe & Dibden Parish Council and the Dibden Allotments Fund.

Bramshaw roadworks start next week

11th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

An eight-week programme to upgrade a section of Roger Penny Way in Bramshaw is set to start next Monday (15th October).

70pc rise to reading challenge

9th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

More than 70 per cent of youngsters who took up Hampshire County Council’s Summer Reading Challenge at Hythe Library completed the assignment.

Roadworks schedule confirmed

6th October 2012 | Posted by Newsdesk

Officials have pledged that essential work to upgrade and improve Lyndhurst’s roads and infrastructure will be co-ordinated to cause minimum disruption to local residents and businesses.

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