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Christine Wilson
I have been browsing through the entries and have recognised several names,
I lived on HMS Flowerdown from 1948 until I married in 1965, with a period
away in Malta for 4 years. I lived across the Green. I think I must have
been very lucky to live there, loads of things to do and lots of friends to
play with. Children were catered for very well with parties, trips and of
course the fameous shows that were put on in the Clubhouse, although we made
our own entertainment and mischief. I went to Sparsholt School with many of
the people who have made entries in the Guest Book.
I have not moved very far from Winchester and now spend my retirement years
in Basingstoke. I look back with very fond memories of my life on Flowerdown
and the children and adults that made life so interesting.
Stuart McQueen
I have just found your site and am impressed.I moved to Harestock
estate in Jan 63 and went to the Peter Symonds School.I did a paper round for a
newsagent in the middle of Littleton village.The round was Littleton Harestock
lane and the estate.Used to go to the youth club in the village.The only family
name I remember was Shawyer who lived on the Flowerdown estate.I moved away in
1965 at the age of 16.My next contact was in 1973 when I married Elizabeth
Hamilton who lived on the Lainston Estate.We were married in Sparsholt Church
and had the reception in the Civil Service club on Flowerdown.
We now live in Devon and I am in the Royal Navy.I would be happy to
contact anyone who remembers me.
19 January, 2007
John Briggs
“I was brought up in Littleton, and
lived there between 1948 until around 1957, at, what was then "The Firs", 56
Main Road. It was a wooden bungalow dating from the late 1800s, and was moved
from the Hursley estate, now owned by IBM, and re-erected in Littleton. I
believe my step-father, Mr Matthews bought the property and the bungalow in the
early 1900s. My mother, Mrs Matthews, lived there until 1979 when it was badly
damaged by a tree that fell across the house making it uninhabitable. The
property was then sold and the remains of the bungalow burned down by the
developer who bought the property, and two brick houses were built on the site.
In the old garden, that backed onto the recreation ground, was a walnut tree, a
chestnut tree, and a number of plum trees and apple trees and of course numerous
firs trees. I am still in touch with Mr & Mrs Mariner, of "Chakarata", who used
to run the pub, "The Running Horse", at one time. Your web site is very good and
it is wonderful to find such a small village as Littleton with it's own website.
I would be interested to see information on the Littleton Stables, which used to
be owned by the Dean family. I worked there for a year after leaving school. I
think it was about 1951/52.”
Some villagers remember hearing that Mrs
Matthews “flew with Amy Johnson” John does not think this story is based
on fact but, he says, he may be wrong as she certainly did go flying near
Plymouth, in the early 1920s where she used to go with John’s father, Frank
Briggs, who was doing experiments with shortwave radio a very new thing at the
time!
John is now happily living in Hong Kong
and has sent us a picture of his view
Karin Rodwell
A wonderful site congratulations!
My family came descended from Robert Fifield who owned the White house in Littleton. Robert Fifield is in fact my GGGG Grandfather and my G Grandfather Richard Fifield Lamport often visited Littleton researching the family history. I have in my possession copies of the letters he wrote to Rev Tanner regarding the tomb stone of Temperance Fifield. These copies were kindly given to me by Glen Fifield, Utah, USA, who on a visit to Littleton was given these by the then deceased Rev Tanner's daughter. I would be very interested in corresponding with anyone who is also researching the Fifield / Hayter family.
Saturday, 16 July, 2005 at 17:31:08 (BST)
wendy fairman
great website you have got style
Sunday, 19 June, 2005 at 18:17:05 (BST)
Linda GrodemHello Hampshire! I grew up at weeke,but left in 70 to move to Norway.My family and I frequently visited the Running Horse Littleton, sat out in the garden, surrounded by birds.yes they were Good times. Love From Linda!
Wednesday, 06 April, 2005 at 10:44:52 (BST)
Frank AhernI was interested to read about frog life in local ponds. I too had masses of frogspawn in my pond, but within about a week (mid to late March) it all disappeared very rapidly and not, as far as I can see, into tadpoles. Can anyone tell me what eats frogspawn in large quantities?
Friday, 25 March, 2005 at 11:04:46 (GMT)
Neil SankeyLove it, I am looking for info on a small plane crash somewhere around Littleton/Harestock in the 50's I think, anyone remember, please email me. I lived in Sparsholt 1945 till 1980 when I came to live in California, but I remember the first and last names in the guest book, well Pete's sister, Anne Reeman better than Pete and Robin Brierley used to beat on me regularly. We changed school busses every day at Eve's Store and I well recall the day outside there on Feb 4th 1959 when we heard that Buddy Holly died in a plane crash, Colin Grant and I were big fans, strange since I now live about a mile from where Richie Valens lived (died with him) - The day the music died!.
Pity about the Runner, yes, my dad bought that too!
Wednesday, 16 March, 2005 at 21:43:46 (GMT)
Robin BrierleyMy family lived in Flowerdown and Littleton (North Drive Caravan Park) from 1949 until the mid 1970's apart from 3 years in Malta 1955 - 58 and I recognise several names from previous Guest Book contributors.
I recently visited the 'Runner' which went rapidly downhill in the late 80's and 90's after Don and Barbara left. I wouldn't call it a traditional village local any more and you won't find a dart board there now either!! They do have some nice old photo's on the wall though, including one of the tractor and trailer procession going up the main road on Coronation Day 1953. I was on the trailer somewhere. A shame not to find any information on this site about the Water Pumping station run by Dick Monks for years.
I will always remember when Mrs Edwards (Eve's Stores) gave me a box of Maltesers on my 7th birthday.
I did have one last contact with the village when I helped train Wendy when she and Pete first took over the Post Office. Happy days.
Saturday, 12 March, 2005 at 07:36:54 (GMT)
Miss Ali BakerTo whom it may concern...
I am making an invitation on behalf of Mr Hugh Baker for a Baker family picnic on 14th May 12 - 4 and am wondering if you could tell me the full address Millenium Memorial Hall?
So far I have:
Millennium Memorial Hall
Littleton
Near Winchester
Hampshire
Is there a road name and postcode for internet users?
Yours faithfully
Miss Baker
Tuesday, 28 December, 2004 at 14:19:49 (GMT)
Louise
I know a horse which is from Littleton Stud.
Sunday, 26 December, 2004 at 22:13:42 (GMT)
joe cathers hello I am the head chef at the running horse pub and i am very interested in the black and white photo you have of the pub. i would like to obtain a copy of it to display in the pub. please contact me.
Thursday, 25 November, 2004 at 22:36:53 (GMT)
Brian CorbettVery interesting web site - I view it regularly. My Grand parents ran the local post office circa 1920s/30s. Regards and thanks to Austen Hooker for help with my family research.
Brian Corbett, Andover Hants
Sunday, 31 October, 2004 at 20:00:26 (GMT)
Garry FenderYour site is lovely and very informative,More greese to your elbows.
Wednesday, 06 October, 2004 at 10:54:03 (BST)
Lee LittletonI like the name:)
Friday, 30 July, 2004 at 06:44:14 (BST)
Sally WoolerIt would be appreciated if the Littlewood Stud entry could be updated. It looks as though this was last done in l997/8!
Thursday, 29 July, 2004 at 15:29:47 (BST)
rose hood wildernice site,was looking to see if a long lost friend was posted anywhere for in a littleton guestbook.well keep up the good work and if anyone hears from ADLONIA FORREST, let me know.
Sunday, 18 July, 2004 at 22:40:02 (BST)
Adam FordWow - a nice site, how come i could never find this before? :-) - checkout another winchester-ish based page, for local winchester people - http://www.hideaway.org.uk/
Tuesday, 13 July, 2004 at 23:10:47 (BST)
Claire
In reply to Steve Kinrade's message, Three Maids Hill is called so because it is to be said that 3 maids were murdered upon that road by a farmer (hope thats helped you)
I've really come on here to leave a message about that disgusting house that is being built opposite the old raceing stables. How can something so modern be built in such an old part of the village. Sure enough, that bungalow that was there before was modern, but it fitted in because it was small, but that new house makes that part of the village look very ugly and i dont see how that managed to get planning permission! I drive by that house to go to work everyday and it is the first thing that i notce and looks totally out of place and has ruined the look! The people who are havin it built should of been content with the former building or should of had that house built in the 'newer' part of the village!!
Thursday, 08 July, 2004 at 00:56:58 (BST)
Rod BoothSuperb site.
I lived at Flowerdown from 1956 up to 1973.
I am curious to know if there are still any local residents that knew my father Harry Booth.
Saturday, 12 June, 2004 at 11:31:31 (BST)
Kevin JeffreysI lived in the house next to Bercote Close from 1955-1963 with my parents.I still come and visit the village from time to
time.My mother was organist at the church at that time and
also started a choir.I was a member of the church choir.
Tuesday, 06 April, 2004 at 22:50:32 (BST)
SeanHi, great website!
Regards,
Sean - on the web @ http://www.whitehaven.ukf.net
Wednesday, 31 March, 2004 at 08:52:44 (BST)
Alex DearnessI lived in littleton around 1943 or so and went to school in Crawley. My dad worked at HMS Flowerdown in these war days we but returned in 1948. my main memories are of idilic days as a child (9 years old) in the war of the Americans who treated us well, mainly I think because of our rather nice headmistress Miss Crosby. I lived in Littleton at the bottom of the hill in a cottage called Villa Garcia owned by a Mr Mariner. We "played" in a field at the top of the hill by Flowerdown where there was what I now think was a prehistoric Mound but was to us just a place to play. Sadly a couple of my school mates were killed by a grenade we 'found' , Pete Guppy and John Greaves if my memory serves me well. Later in 1950 I worked at Moor Farm in Sparsholt before joining the RAF as an apprentice, but my memories of Littleton are happy ones , and my parents are left in the churchyard in Kingsworthy. My Dad always said he should have owned the Running Horse with all the money he spent in there!.
Friday, 05 March, 2004 at 09:48:42 (GMT)
Edward FittI thoroughly enjoyed your fine website and was quite surprised to find my name so prominent in it. I must have done some developing in an earlier life prior to my next life here in New Jersey, in the United States.
Wednesday, 25 February, 2004 at 18:01:35 (GMT)
Sheona BrookesI lived in Littleton in the late 70's and worked at Littleton Stud.
I think this site is wonderful. very informative and well laid out.
It's brought back some great memories Thank you to all that
have worked to put this site together.
Tuesday, 17 February, 2004 at 20:54:55 (GMT)
julie coxJust logged on to have a look at the running horse pub,had a christmas card off an old friend saying she had just bought the pub, just wondering if anyone knows her?, her name is Louisa
Tuesday, 10 February, 2004 at 11:30:40 (GMT)
Jeannie GagneHello, I am in Massacusetts, USA.
I am the Artistic Director of a world-music vocal ensemble called The Halalisa Singers. We are singing "Everyone Suddenly Burst Out Singing," which uses the poem by Sigfried Sassoon, set to music by Peter Willsher in the '90s as a salute to a friend’s struggle with and death from Hodgkin’s disease. We have been researching the intent Sassoon might have had to write the poem during WWI, and came upon your site.
The sculpture outside your parish is exquisite. It warms my heart during these troubled times to see people in separate parts of the world using the same poem from so long ago, it is so hopeful. I am also a music director for a Unitarian Universalist church, btw, and board member for the UU musicians' network.
If it is possible to get a larger jpeg or similar image of the sculpture, I would love to share this synchronicity with our audiences.
Many thanks,
Jeannie Gagné
Saturday, 24 January, 2004 at 15:19:45 (GMT)
Keith TaylorA map or postcode for the Memorial Hall would be useful for those of us travelling from afar to attend a function there.
Monday, 19 January, 2004 at 18:53:10 (GMT)
Leigh BowdenNice website. My grandparents used to live in Littleton/Christleton and lived opposite a racecourse. Does that ring any bells with anyone? Can't find any mention of a course here but it was a while ago.
Tuesday, 23 December, 2003 at 10:11:05 (GMT)
MGBADA JOE,ABA,NAIJAI LOVE THIS PAGE. KEEP IT UP.
Saturday, 06 December, 2003 at 10:08:11 (GMT)
Alex F. YoungI am trying to find where my 3rd Great Grandfather Ezekiel
Young b1735 d1800 lived, in or near Twyford, Hampshire
County. Maybe in a local Parish?
Saturday, 15 November, 2003 at 07:55:40 (GMT)
harriet~cool~ site but i don't like the yellow and red YUKK!!!!!
Monday, 29 September, 2003 at 20:34:57 (BST)
rose l wilder hoodi enjoyed your site.i would also like to leave a message for Adlonia Forrest,can,t seem to find her anywhere else. thanks
Thursday, 07 August, 2003 at 07:00:00 (BST)
peter riddingtonTo Christopher T Hanley I was in Hong Kong with G.C.H.Q but slightly before you leaving in 1965 for Cheadle Staffs I hav'nt heard of any C.S.O.S reunions, but presumably you have found 367 su website
Monday, 09 June, 2003 at 19:02:32 (BST)
Steve KinradeCan anyone reveal why Three Maids Hill is so called.
Tuesday, 03 June, 2003 at 08:10:18 (BST)
Dave VestyVery informative site (even if a little out of date in places), I had a very enjoyable 2 hours reading and am tempted to offer my services in some way - though I have yet to decide how.
My areas of expertise are computing, meteorology, geology and natural history and I would gladly share my knowledge with anyone with any similar intersts. I currently have little local knowledge in these areas, but am learning on a daily basis. Although new to the area, I may well be settling here, especially as my wife has now been appointed as the new assistant manager of the One Stop store on Priors Dean Road. I am keen to get involved with any local conservation activities and would be happy to receive any requests for assistance in such matters.
Keep up the good work!
Regards, Dave
Sunday, 16 March, 2003 at 22:33:35 (GMT)
nonenice website
Tuesday, 18 February, 2003 at 02:13:10 (GMT)
William W. LittletonQuite informative. Wondering if there is any connection with our last name and the village.
Thursday, 13 February, 2003 at 23:01:30 (GMT)
MUGU JOE,LAGOS,NAIJAI LOVE THIS SITE. G MEN MAKE UNA COMMOT OOO!!!
Wednesday, 15 January, 2003 at 12:19:56 (GMT)
Ivy Morris(nee Morton)I lived with my family in Littleton from 1935 to 1941.My father was a Royal Naval Lt. i/c at the Flowerdown station.We lived in the house named Glendale just behind Eve´s Store.
I moved into Winchester during the war but continued to work at Flowerdown where I met my husband.After the war I lived in Ceylon(Sri Lanka) with my husband and two children for six years but returned to Flowerdown in 1956.At that time we lived inHookpit and Crawley, before emigrating to Canada.
I would be very interested in hearing from anyone in Littleton who remembers the occupants of Glendale!
Sunday, 01 December, 2002 at 13:10:03 (GMT)
lesley carter I found your website whilst I have been researching my family tree, and have found it very useful. My grandfather was Alphonsus Long who was landlord of 'The Running Horse' from 1926-1936. It was nice to see his name in print. I understand the pub was taken over from his mother Rosina and I wonder if there is anyone who could give me any more information about the 'Long' family during their time in Littleton. I have sent the postcard of the above to my Aunt who was born there in 1930. I live in a small village near Fareham and it's nice to see that other villages still have the same community spirit. I found the website very informative and interesting.
Friday, 01 November, 2002 at 15:25:50 (GMT)
Diane OmantGreat site. I am a descendant of Jane Eyles/Lucy Hayward from Melksham & Erlestoke. If these names appear in your "tree" would like to hear from you. Thank you.
Thursday, 31 October, 2002 at 02:03:12 (GMT)
brian & pamela everettHallo Lloyd. Congratulations on the Jubilee Celebrations pages. The 50s photographs are exceptionally good. Even on my "steam driven" bush internet tv the photo of our wedding is of very high definition and quality. Well done. Regards Brian (19 Main Road)..
Wednesday, 10 July, 2002 at 21:25:05 (BST)
Linda BarkerI'm really impressed with your site. Somebody obviously spends a lot of time and care over it. My brother & his family moved to your village a couple of years ago and feels that he belongs already. He said there is a photo of him but I have yet to find it! Although I live on the Wirral, I regularly check out your site. The Barker family.
Saturday, 06 July, 2002 at 22:04:19 (BST)
colin hickmanDear sir or madam, I have just visited your web site and having
once lived in littleton for twelve years I found the site well
presented and informative. I thought in the living in Littleton
link it could have mentioned the mobile home park which has been
there longer than most of the houses in the village.
Yours sincerely,
Colin J Hickman.
Monday, 10 June, 2002 at 19:48:36 (BST)
SarahHi... I came to Harestock for the first time on Monday.... couldn't see much of it as the roads were being closed for the Jubilee Celebrations - looked like fun!
Does anyone know if the Mchugh family still live in Priors Dean Road? Please get in touch if you do!
Thanks!
Tuesday, 04 June, 2002 at 16:53:21 (BST)
Ron SweetenhamFirst class site, very informative, has sparked my interest anyway
Saturday, 01 June, 2002 at 10:01:50 (BST)
Ann LittletonLovely website. It's fun to find information on my family name.
Friday, 24 May, 2002 at 13:57:28 (BST)
Heather BradfordCan anyone advise me how to find out how Three Maids Hill got its name? I think I read somewhere that three young women were executed at that spot. I would like to learn more about the circumstances surrounding that event.
In the book called 'Hampshire Place-names' it is recorded that the name 'Harestock' has its roots in the Anglo-Saxon for 'head stake' - the implication being that severed heads were displayed in the vicinity in the distant past. Can anyone confirm this or suggest how I can find out more? Sorry to draw attention to aspects of the district's less attractive history.
Heather Bradford
15, Harestock Road
Thursday, 11 April, 2002 at 13:43:48 (BST)
Edward Oliver LittletonJust looking over your site. A very nice web site.
Wednesday, 06 March, 2002 at 18:49:31 (GMT)
SallyThank you as a recent incomer to Littleton I have enjoyed reading the contents here-in.
Wednesday, 13 February, 2002 at 22:11:36 (GMT)
Nicky & Alexgreat web-site. thinking of having our wedding reception at the memorial hall in april 2003 so was just browsing through, would love to hear more about crawley as we are from the Fox and hounds!!
Sunday, 20 January, 2002 at 14:09:04 (GMT)
Carol ClementMost interesting site. My relatives were born in Littleton. They were John Snow, Harry Stephen Snow (b. 1845), and in the late 1800's., his sons Ernest, Percy, Harry Wickham, John, Ralph, Herbert John, and Richard Stanley Snow? Does anyone know of any of them? I would like very much to visit Littleton some day.
Wednesday, 24 October, 2001 at 02:52:21 (BST)
J. WareA lovely site. Nice to see pictures of where my ancestors lived. I am researching my family tree and know that my Great Grandmother lived (and was married) in Littleton before moving away after 1911. I look forward to visiting one day.
Tuesday, 23 October, 2001 at 13:14:39 (BST)
Gail AndersonI am from San Diego, CA and I am a descendent
of William Fifield, born in Littleton,
Hampshire about 1615. He emigrated to Hampton, New Hampshire
and was married about 1644. Your site mentions Mr. Fyfield,
I assume this is a related individual? Any particulars of
this family would be greatly appreciated!!
Thank you for the informative site!
GCA
Tuesday, 23 October, 2001 at 06:24:22 (BST)
Sian and EmHello. We were disgusted with this site coz we dont like the colours- yellow and brown-ewww. We are from Oswestry it is great!!!!!!!!!!!
SHROPSHIRE MASSIVE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, 10 October, 2001 at 15:25:03 (BST)
Your monitor must be faulty - it's yellow and red - Webmaster
andrewFantastic... every local village should have one !
Tuesday, 09 October, 2001 at 16:23:47 (BST)
Helen Taylor
I am a frequest visitor to the village and I have noticed that one of the two white ducks on the pond is missing. Does anyone know what has happened to it?
Thursday, 27 September, 2001 at 22:30:00 (BST)
anne woodfordThe site is first class - one to be proud of, and easy for the partially sighted to use. Could the stud details be up-dated by them - would be interesting. I agree with Claire O - we at the north end are still proud to be part of the village, and the precious bridleway passed Drovers Way is a lovely walk to take. Found it almost impossible to find anything to add in the competition
Tuesday, 18 September, 2001 at 17:38:04 (BST)
Barbara JonesI have lived in ~~~~~~~~~ since Dec 91 and think it's great. The website is most impressive. I had no idea how many groups and clubs etc exist in such a small place! I went to the show at the weekend and hope it was a success for all involved, I did enjoy it. I have concerns over changes in the village mainly over building and floodlighting/streetlighting. We have a fantastic environment and should try to keep it that way. Perhaps we can if we all work together.
Tuesday, 04 September, 2001 at 20:53:34 (BST)
Richey GrudeGreetings from Silicon Valley California. Andy Dunn told me to check out the website and it's most informative. What a charming place! Perhaps my husband and I will have a chance to see it next month. RPG
Monday, 03 September, 2001 at 03:39:59 (BST)
Neville SempleLloyd, inspired by the stand at the Show, I logged on. Excellent. I'll recommend it to friends in Pakistan. Hope to have something more constructive to say, but later. Well done.
Saturday, 01 September, 2001 at 19:13:04 (BST)
Christopher T HanleyInteresting and very informative Web site! I lived at 2, The Green, Flowerdown and worked at CSOS Flowerdown from 1966 until 1970 when I was posted to Hong Kong. In early 1990's I attended a CSOS reunion in the Civil Service Club nearby. Does anyone know if further CSOS reunions are to be arranged? Please email with any known info. Thanks and best wishes to all down there in that lovely part of the country.
Thursday, 23 August, 2001 at 13:44:23 (BST)
Jay S. LittletonA pleasant insight to your community. Thank you for the visit. Spokane, Washington, USA.
Thursday, 16 August, 2001 at 01:56:26 (BST)
claire osbornethe website is good but where is littleton farm?? which is located in the parish of littleton, and also what about the walk from Drovers way which leads into the village of Crawley? we may be located on the outskirts of the Littleton but we do participate in village activites such as the Littleton and Harestock show. We also visit Littleton Civil Service Club. Just because we live on the outskirts of the Village, we dont like to be totally ignored!! i hope this all makes sense and i apolagise for making a fuss but there is life on the outskirts
(on behalf of Littleton Lower Farm)
Wednesday, 08 August, 2001 at 18:13:00 (BST)
Graham MedleyJust looking for ideas for Tanworth in Arden village hall web site!
Sunday, 08 July, 2001 at 19:43:37 (BST)
Hope you found something to interest you - Webmaster
rosemarie, robert & claralooking forward to celebrating betty & norman cox's
50th wedding anniversary at the new memorial hall
in july and seeing family and friends
Thursday, 31 May, 2001 at 17:21:47 (BST)
albert ray littletonthis web site is great. i've enjoyed reading about the history of littleton
Friday, 18 May, 2001 at 13:10:09 (BST)
Andy DunnExcellent, and most informative. Passed through this village many a time but didn't realise so much went on.
Tuesday, 24 April, 2001 at 21:03:16 (BST)
Cheri
Thank you for an enjoyable visit to "your" Littleton. I live in Littleton Colorado and signed into www.Littleon.org to read my local news. I saw a direction to your website and spent more time reading about your news!
Thursday, 12 April, 2001 at 04:22:31 (BST)
Len HarriottI
searched Littleton on the web simply because my partner
(Zandra) is living
and working there during March. What a
lovely village Littleton is, I shall
be quite envious!
Kind Regards, Len Harriott.
Saturday, 24 February,
2001 at 13:52:38 (GMT)
Bill ReemanI lived in
Flowerdown, near Littleton, many years ago and wonder if the 'other' village
store is still there? It was near The Running Horse.
Thursday, 26 October,
2000 at 20:43:53 (BST)
Wendy Clarke
Very interesting, good photographic record of old and new hall.
Wednesday, 28 June, 2000 at 10:50:39 (BST)
Chris DanielsCool ! Nice to see the old place on the web. I've even sent a postcard of the bowling green to a friend !
Best wishes to all at Littleton Bowling Club.
Thursday, 30 March, 2000 at 00:36:47 (BST)
Mike LeComberVery Informative Web Site, as we live in Fort Saskatchewan Alberta, Canada. We like to keep in touch with our "Old Country Routes" and web sites like yours make it easy to slip back thoughts of Autum days in the new forest, pints of DD after cricket games on Rickmansworth Village Green, and Long Summer Days.
I happened onto your site while doing a name search hence you also have a "Mike Lecomber" in Littleton there are not many "lecombers ", around so to find one is great, Please pass on my e mail address and if possible he may contact me.
Please Cheak out Fort Saskatchewan's Web Page.
Bye for Now and keep up the good work
Michael and Vivien LeComber.
Friday, 24 March, 2000 at 04:16:27 (GMT)
Kathy GreenI have an aunt and uncle who live in your village and it is wonderful for me to see where they live and what goes on. My aunt and cousin were in Daisy Pulls It Off and I wish I could have seen the production Your village is lovely, everything I think of when I think of England. I live in Tennessee and we have nothing to compare it to. I look forward to seeing more about your village.
Wednesday, 22 March, 2000 at 03:25:09 (GMT)
Bob GrahamAn interesting village site. But where specifically is Littleton? I'm familiar with the various main roads out of Winchester, but would have no idea which to take--Andover, Kings Worthy, etc. I'd appreciate information. Thanks.
Bob Graham
Monday, 13 March, 2000 at 20:14:38 (GMT)
Have a look at the maps on our Home Page - Webmaster
Fiona Taylor
Friday, 05 November, 1999 at 21:25:02 (GMT)
Catherine MacKinnonI grew up in Littleton, my parents are Michael and Shirley Lupton. I now live in Sydney Australia and I love catching up with what's going on in the village via the web site. The progress page on the New Hall and the special events like the Opening and the Show are great fun to browse over and imagining it all very vividly. Thanks.
Catherine :-)
Wednesday, 29 September, 1999 at 03:09:12 (BST)
Bob KimberThis is just to let you know that I am one of the HAPTC executive committee members charged with judging the WEBSITE COMPETITION
Good luck!
Saturday, 14 August, 1999 at 11:59:23 (BST)
Peter Murnaghan
We have just come home from a truly memorable event this afternoon - the Official Openeing
of the new Millennium Littleton & Harestock Memorial Hall. Everyone enjoyed the event
and the link between the military and the community which marked the original Memorial
Hall was conducted with dignity and celebration.
Saturday, 15 May, 1999 at 19:25:59 (BST)
Trevor Summers
Excellent. Thanks for providing the data for my daughter's homework.
P.S. We live down the road at Long Park, Crawley!!!!
Tuesday, 13 April, 1999 at 19:26:11 (BST)
Peter Reeman
Im an Ex Pat... Born in Flowerdown, ( 8 Grand Parade ) and left the area when I was about
17. Now living in N.E. Scotland, and really happy to trip across your beautiful website.
Saturday, 13 March, 1999 at 17:58:28 (GMT)
