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Our Countryside

Mar 06, 2021

In Haslemere we are blessed to be surrounded by beautiful countryside

There are several National Trust areas providing glorious outside space both for exercise, and relaxation.

Hindhead Common & The Devils Punchbowl, and Blackdown offer breathtaking views, with the landscape changing with the different seasons throughout the year.

Swan Barn Farm is just moments from Haslemere High Street and many people enjoy peaceful walking in this area.

Marley Common, to the west of the town, is a mixture of woodland and open heath. All of these areas are rich in biodiversity.

Haslemere itself is located within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. You will also find Thursley Nature Reserve, Hankley and Elstead Commons, and Frensham Ponds within the Surrey Hills.

The South Downs National Park, which includes Blackdown, is right on our doorstep and this area stretches right down to the South Coast. Just a short distance away from Haslemere, near Petersfield, is Butser Hill with far reaching views.

Community Orchard coming to Lion Green

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Exciting Community Orchard planting event, Lion Green, Haslemere

Pedalling for a Bright Future - We Made It!

by Tess Burrows • 23 Dec, 2021

We cycled 600 miles to COP26 in Glasgow, to feed the positive upwards spiral that is bringing our planet back into balance... Our team, Pedalling For A Bright Future, is 3 impassioned females determined to do something to resolve the climate crisis: ‍ ELSIE - 13 yr old school-girl activist from north Devon, who believes now is the time for the youth to speak-up for their future ‍ TESS - 73 yr old author, adventurer and charity fundraiser from north-east Hampshire, who works for a peaceful Earth - Elsie’s Granny.‍ RIMA - IT professional from north Surrey, campaigner for sustainability & zero waste, who pulls tyres in marathons to highlight the burden we place on our planet. Our journey started near London at the Ankerwycke yew tree in Runnymede where the Magna Carta was born giving rights to humans, highlighting today’s need for rights for the planet .

Haslemere’s Repair Café

by Charlie Kelland • 04 Nov, 2021

Distressed household items can now be repaired at Haslemere's very own Repair Café!

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