North East Hayling
Residents Association
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The phone box is ours! The phone box is no longer a functioning facility and as from 17 May 2010 belongs to you, the residents. It needs refurbishment, so if you have any suggestions for its future use, please be in touch All ideas are welcome.
-------------------------------- Notes from 19 July 2010 Committee meeting: Phone box - a sub committee headed by John Griffiths will look into refurbishment and possible grants Planning apps discussed were 12 Northney Road, Curlews, Stubbington Barn, Yacht Haven and Antrims Barn Current a/c £885 (after paying insurance of £210), dep a/c £2351 Membership 150 Village Hall management and status were discussed Seawall repair - probably not this year Neighbourhood watch - garden items (staddles and sundial) have been stolen recently Next meeting 20 Sept -------------------------------- See our comments on North Solent Shoreline Management Plan. Read about it on Havant Council website ------------------------------ Read the draft minutes of the AGM April 2010 -------------------------------- Read about Cycle Hayling |
The north eastern part of Hayling Island, Hampshire comprises the village of Northney and the hamlet of Tye, in the midst of farmland and surrounded on three sides by the sea. There are about 260 houses in the area and the population is approximately 650.
Hayling Island is an island shaped like an inverted T which is about 4 miles long by about 4 miles wide. A bridge at the north end connects the island to the mainland at Langstone.
The North East Hayling Residents' Association is your voice in local issues. Contact us with your concerns, news, photos, details of events.
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The Village Design Statement brochure is available. See the VDS online
If you would like a printed copy, please email: admin@nehra.org.uk
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Would you be interested in having a 50cm x 50cm copy of this map?
It is by Denis Hugh Somerfield (1911-1986) who was an artist and engineer. He worked for the Daily Mail in Fleet St, as an illustrator. At the start of the War he was a stoker in the RN, rising to Lieutenant Commander by the end of the War. Denis was based at Coronation Camp (HMS Northney 111) working on landing craft and in 1942 he was asked to draw and paint a map of wartime Hayling to present to his boss, Mountbatten. who was head of COPPS.
Copies of this map will shortly be available. If you would like a copy (price £18) please email
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