Doorstep Callers – Property Maintenance Work
Hampshire County Council’s Trading Standards Service is warning the public to be wary of cold callers at the door
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Have your say on tackling traffic crime and associated nuisance.
Make your views known to the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel, on efforts by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to tackle traffic crime and associated nuisance.
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New Channel 4 programme shows one way to make life better for elderly, but much more can be done for happiness of older people in care homes
“Let’s leave crocheting to the hipsters, older people want more,” says care home well-being entrepreneur.
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Doorstep/Phone Calls – Solar Panel Device
Be alert to Cold Callers offering a device that allegedly cuts power to solar panels in the event of a fire.
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New Forest District Council’s swimming pools gain CIMSPA Pool Water Quality Award
New Forest District Council is celebrating success with swimming pools at all five of their health and leisure centres being awarded the prestigious CIMSPA Pool Water Quality Award.
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Helping local business grow
New Forest District Councillors once again added their support to local businesses at their meeting on 2 August.
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Do you know when to call 999?
Help us to help you – only call 999 in an emergency
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Forest Future Consultation
Join the debate about recreation in the New Forest – Call for views consultation 19 June – 13 August 2017
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Future use of the Ashurst Hospital site
West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group is leading a project to look at the future use of the Ashurst Hospital site.
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UK Cycling Event – 1st July
Please be aware that there will be a large number of cyclists on the roads between the start and finish times.
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Bicycle Thefts
Please be aware that thieves are now targeting bicycles that are attached to the back of vehicles parked in the New Forest, especially in the Forest’s campsites and car parks.
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Microsoft Tech-Support Scammers Using Wannacry Attack To Lure Victims
Action Fraud has received the first reports of Tech-Support scammers claiming to be from Microsoft who are taking advantage of the global WannaCry ransomware attack.
