Burton and Bransgore sit where Christchurch stops being a town and the New Forest begins, and the firewood orders reflect it. Bigger plots, older houses, more inglenooks and rather more people for whom the fire is a serious part of how the house is heated rather than an ornament.
That means bulk. A full transit is the normal order out here, and quite a few properties take two across a winter. With the space to store it properly, the arithmetic is straightforward: £95/m³ in a full transit against £109 in ton bags, on identical wood.
The forest edge brings one local consideration worth mentioning. A lot of properties around Thorney Hill and Bransgore back onto heath and woodland, and in a dry spell an outdoor fire is a genuine wildfire risk. That is about fire pits and bonfires rather than stoves, but it is worth a thought in a dry August.