Tucked away in the south east
corner of Hampshire on the shore of Chichester Harbour,
Emsworth is a quiet and attractive yet vibrant and
dynamic town where residents wouldn't live anywhere else and
visitors can be sure of a friendly welcome.
Emsworth
is popular with sailors, artists, naturalists and walkers.
The two tidal millponds to east and west are host to a
variety of wild life. Emsworth has a long history connected
with oyster fishing and boat building and still boasts
traditional shipwrights and chandleries. Its attractive
streets are lined with a mixture of architectural styles and
high walled gardens and a walk around the town gives a
genuine feel for the past, with exceptional harbour views.
The
information pages on this site will show
you what Emsworth has to offer;
how to find us; the interesting things
you can do and find here; activities,
restaurants, pubs and accommodation, the
history of the town, where to go sailing
and walking, interesting places to visit
close at hand and how you can
enjoy holidays, short breaks or
vacations in summer, autumn, winter and
spring. Ideal situation and plenty of
activities for children.
EMSWORTH
MUSEUM RE-OPENS 23rd OF APRIL
Exhibition ; Photos by Maurice Broomfield “A Pictorial of Living
Emsworth ’97 Our Home Village”
More.....
Emsworth Prepares for St George's Week Celebrations
Volunteers are been busy decorating the town for nest week's
celebration.The roundabout has been decorated today. More.....
No Changes To Havant Rubbish
And Recycling Easter Collections
Residents across the Borough of Havant will have NO
CHANGE to their Rubbish and Recycling collection days
over the Easter period and forthcoming Bank Holidays. More.....
NEW DIRECTORATCHICHESTERHARBOUR
Keen sailor, Siun Cranny, has been appointed to head
Chichester Harbour Conservancy. Siun, will take on this
newly created role to lead the well established team at
the Harbour Office.More.....
Brian
Keenan to speak at a fundraising dinner at The
Brookfield Hotel It will be a rare occasion for guests when
the 60-year-old talks about life as a writer and
traveller since his four-and-a-half year ordeal in
Lebanon, as he usually
avoids public speaking.
On this occasion the dinner at the Brookfield Hotel will
be raising funds for The Havant Literary Festival.More.....
Local Projects to Tackle
Violence against Women The Safer Havant Partnership has
been granted £10,000 worth of funding from the Home
Office to support local projects that tackle violence
against women and girls.More.....
Emsworth Student, Fiona Mikel
is hoping to to study
Drama in London after performing at the Spring, Havant,
in April Fiona has lived in Emsworth for all her life,
taking dance lessons at Emsworth's
MelanaSchool
of Dance and performing non-stop at
PortsmouthHigh School. More.....
Emsworth Mill Pond repaired
The future of a beauty spot in Emsworth has been secured
after £100,000 repair works were completed.More.....
Thousands of new trees planted near ThorneyIsland
army base Volunteeers have celebrated the 10th birthday of
a wood by planting an extra 1,500 trees.More.....
The
Union Flag Flies in The Square
Many months after the idea was first proposed a flag
pole has been erected in the square.More.....
New
Coop Community Support Card in Emsworth Fifteen
thousand pounds was raised last year for the Emsworth Community Centre. More.....
Dragon boat Race set to
return to The Mill Pond.
Last held in 2004, this year the race organised
by the Emsworth Business Association with the
cooperation of the Slipper Sailing Club will take
place on Sunday, 7th August.
More.....
Does
anybody remember the Bartlett family?Steve Williams is researching the life of William
Walter Bartlett who moved to Emsworth with his wife,
Alice and daughter, Olive in approximately 1914.More.....
Plan for church revamp
gets thumbs down over its design.
A £2m plan to revamp a church has been refused by a council
over fears it could become an eyesore.More.....
what's on?
1 April: The Nature of
Evil. Speaker:
Professor Tim Boatswain. For further information please phone J. Mackenzie,
02392 262477.
10 April Classic Vehicle Run
in aid of the Mayor of Havant's CharityAppeal Fund Vehicles
will be assembling at
Havant
Academyfrom
9.30 am
with the run starting from
10.00 am.
The finish point will be combined with a 'Fun Day' at
The Peter Ashley Activity Centre/Fort Purbrook. The fort
will be open between
11.00 am
and
4.00pm
and there will be activities and entertainment for all
ages. The run is
open to vehicles (cars, motorcycles and lorries) up to
and including 1985.For an entry form to take part or further details
please contact the Mayor's Secretary 02392 446152 e mail
anne.thurlow@havant.gov.uk All proceeds' from the
run in aid of the Mayor of Havant's Charity Appeal
raising funds for The Soldiers Sailors Airmen and
Families Association (SSAFA), Park Families and other
charitable causes within the Borough of Havant
April 16 ChichesterHarbour:
an exploration of the Anglo-Saxon naval base10.15am at
Southbourne Village Hall while the afternoon will consist of two field walks
to explore local related sites, finishing at 4pm. The cost of the
day will be £6.50 per person (unwaged £5) with a background booklet and
morning refreshments included. Further details of this event are
available by contacting Philip by post at 62 Maybush Drive, Chidham,
Chichester, PO18 8SS, telephone on 01243 573782 or email
philip.macdougall@btinternet.com
16 April MOST DRINK IN SECRET at The Spring, Havant. Set in a lake
house in 1980’s Russia, this three-man adaptation of Chekhov’s ‘The Seagull’
uses the era’s sentimental arts culture to dive head-first into a family’s
throws of passion. Love that is exploited, manipulated and kept secret
finally emerges in the wake of a bohemian summer holiday. “Nothing short of
phenomenal” The Stage £9, £7 concessions:
Book online
16 April RNLI
Spring Coffee Morning,
9.30am,
Emsworth Slipper Sailing Club
18 - 23 April St George's Celebrations in
Emsworth. More
Info