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Sponsored by Farringdon & Chawton Parish Magazine Currently there is no Vehicle access toor from Selborne Road to Farringdon via Gaston Lane, Farringdon is a small village in Hampshire, about four miles south of the town of Alton
on the A32, Fareham road.
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Village Events are listed in Next
Scheduled Parish Road Report Provisional minutes
Parish Council Parish Road Report Hants Police
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Massey's Folly (Not open to the Public) is a brickwork confection which was constructed over a long period by three workmen, overseen by the 'eccentric' Reverend Thomas Massey, Vicar of Farringdon from 1875 -1919. Until the end of July 2015, the village hall occupied the Eastern part of the Folly (to the right of the picture ) and was used by a number of organisations from within and well beyond the village boundaries. The Western half of the Folly (to the left of the picture), served as the Village Primary School until 1987 and was sold off after the school closed, most Farringdon Children now attend Chawton or Selborne school. Following the School Closure, the West end of the Folly served as commercial premises and a Nursery School, although it had been
unoccupied for some time before the building was eventually sold for development. (The Picture on the left was taken in 2010) Despite its listed status, The Folly faced an uncertain future as a Village Hall
due to the heavy financial
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Last, but by no means least, Farringdon, has two welcoming village inns The Royal Oak on the A32 and The Rose and Crown on Crows Lane
The Royal Oak serves a wide range of Beers, Lagers and Cider. with live Music on most Friday Nights
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The Rose and Crown is situated at the top of Crows Lane, at the Junction with The Street and Hall Lane in Upper Farringdon. |
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