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Ashley Family Hub
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Ashley Family Hub

Ashley Family Hub is a 'one-stop' support hub for parents in Ashley and New Milton with families from birth to secondary age.

Help for Households
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Help for Households

The government and Hampshire County Council are offering help and support to residents and households in need during these economically difficult times.   You can refer to these websites for information about food vouchers, help with energy bills and childcare costs, as well as community food banks.   Advice and Support New Forest District Council...

Cango Community Bus Service
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Cango Community Bus Service

CANGO – Call ANd GO community bus service   The Cango Bus Service is for use by anyone.  It offers a telephone booking line which means a passenger can catch the bus at a convenient pre-arranged location close to (and sometimes even right outside) their home. The bus also stops at fixed (timed) points where anybody can board and disembark...

Biodiversity & SINCs
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Biodiversity & SINCs

New Milton has a variety of habitats and interesting environments supporting a rich biodiversity of species and these are recognised by Natural England. Our SINCs include sites such as Barton Common, Barton Common North, Ballard Meadow, Woar Copse South, Pond Copse, Carrick Way Woodland and Danewood. Road Verges of Ecological Importance (RVEI) are also located...

New Milton & District Twinning Association
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New Milton & District Twinning Association

The towns of New Milton and Canteleu, a suburb of Rouen in Normandy, have a twinning arrangement between their respective communities.   The two dormitory towns are twinned by virtue of the fact they are both the same distance from a ferry port (Le Havre for Canteleu, and Portsmouth for New Milton), and both have...

Dimensia friendly allotments
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Dementia Friendly Allotments

New Milton – Dementia Friendly Town   We have five very active Allotment groups throughout the town, covering more than 105 plots spread over 5 sites across New Milton. Allotments were introduced into the Parish of New Milton by the Lymington Borough Council during World War Two, and subsequently became the responsibility of the present Council with...

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