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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. -------------------------------- To plan your activities in this wonderful location e.g. to stroll, fish, cycle, sunbath, surf, swim, canoe, paddle board or sail use:- UK surface pressure charts, Hayling weather forecast, Hayling Bay forecast and live wind conditions, sea front surf forecast and Northney tide times. Realtime observations for:- Chichester Bar wind and waves, seafront waves, Island rainfall and lighting. Ideas for local places to visit and things to do. --------------------------------
If you would like a printed copy, please email: admin@nehra.org.uk
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