Crow Stream clearance works completed ahead of winter, with residents invited to support the annual volunteer stream maintenance day on 1 October.
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The Council has installed a new emergency bleed control kit alongside the public access defibrillator at Carvers Recreation Ground, helping to enhance public safety and emergency response provision.
Applications are invited for funding from the Council’s grant aid scheme by the deadline of 9 September 2026.
Ringwood marked the 800th anniversary of its Royal Market Charter with a vibrant community celebration on Sunday 12 July. The event honoured the town’s heritage and the people who make Ringwood such a special place.
We asked the developers, Crest Nicholson and Charles Church, to answer some of the most common questions raised by local residents about the approved Moortown Lane development. The responses provide information on the proposed housing, construction programme, highways improvements, affordable housing provision and archaeological investigations.
The Town Council has received a positive independent audit, confirming strong financial management, governance, and effective use of public funds. The report found no major issues, highlighted good practices, and identified only minor improvements, which are already being addressed.
Ringwood will celebrate 800 years of its historic Market Charter on Sunday 12th July with a full day of entertainment, market stalls, food, music, and family activities. The event honours the town’s rich trading heritage while celebrating its vibrant community and future.
The shelter has undergone a full refurbishment, benefitting people waiting for taxis and improving the streetscape.
A new, larger bus shelter has been installed on Gorley Road, funded by New Forest District Council’s CIL Local Infrastructure Fund, to provide better comfort, seating, and accessibility for local bus users.
Cllr Mary DeBoos has been appointed as Ringwood’s Town Mayor, with Cllr James Swyer as Deputy Town Mayor for the coming year.
