Five fun activities you can do in groups of six in Hampshire With so many Covid restrictions still in place, it can be hard to know what to do at the weekend. For those that don’t fancy heading to the pub or hitting the shops we have a whole list of activities you can try. Wether you are looking for an action-packed day out with friends or some quiet couple time, Hampshire has something for everyone. Here are five things you can do outside in Hampshire with six people or less.
Paddle board or Kayak What better way to wind down welcome in summer than spending your weekend in the New Forest?
How many times in the last few months, days or even hours have you muttered the phrase: I need a holiday?
In these bleak wintery months, it s on my mind constantly and not helped by reminders around the home.
The bottle opener fridge magnet bought in a little shop in Key West; a t-shirt from a restaurant beach shack in Anguilla; a mug from Berlin; and a colourful tagine bought in Marrakesh sitting sadly on our dining room table.
Little trinkets from big adventures which now really do feel like a lifetime ago and it s safe to say I m broody for.
A map of Royaldown, by Keep Architects. Circled - the two schools proposed at Down Farm A VIRTUAL protest over the 5,000-home Royaldown scheme has been postponed to next month. The Save South Winchester campaign had originally planned to hold a socially distanced march around the site perimeter on Sunday January 24. It was then moved online but now has been put back to a date in February to coincide with the public consultation over the new Winchester Local Plan. Further details are yet to be released by campaign leaders Cllr David Killeen, chairman of Hursley Parish Council, and county councillor Jan Warwick.
Development framework of Royaldown. By Keep Architecture A PLANNED protest over the 5,000-home Royaldown scheme will be held online due to the national lockdown. Members of the Save South Winchester campaign had originally planned to hold a socially distanced march around the site perimeter on January 24. The aim was to plant 100 wild roses (the Hampshire rose) close to the site entrance near Down Farm off Port Lane, within walking distance of Compton Down, Oliver’s Battery and Hursley. Now, the event will be held virtually between noon and 1pm on the given date. Further details are yet to be released by campaign leaders Cllr David Killeen, chairman of Hursley Parish Council, and county councillor Jan Warwick.