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10th Anniversary Of Chandler’s Ford Railway Station Re-opening – 13 October 2013

August 16, 2013 By Janet Williams 1 Comment

Chandler's Ford station

Chandler’s Ford railway station is going to celebrate its 10th year birthday since its re-opening 10 years ago. The celebration will be on Sunday 13 October 2013 between 1pm and 4pm at the station.

A lot of people use Chandlers Ford Railway Station to travel into Romsey, Eastleigh and Southampton, as well as further afield. [Read more…] about 10th Anniversary Of Chandler’s Ford Railway Station Re-opening – 13 October 2013

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Unusual Street Names In Chandler’s Ford: Gardner, Laidlaw And Morley

July 11, 2013 By Janet Williams 6 Comments

Chandler's Ford street sign, Gardner Way, SO53

If you visit Jane Austen’s house in Winchester, at No 8 College Street, you’ll see a plaque on the wall of the straw-coloured building, where Jane Austen spent the last few weeks of her life in 1817.

The plaque reads: In this house Jane Austen lived her last days and died. 18th July 1817. [Read more…] about Unusual Street Names In Chandler’s Ford: Gardner, Laidlaw And Morley

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Fascinating Books About Chandler’s Ford

July 10, 2013 By Janet Williams 7 Comments

Chandlers Ford, book by Captain A. Fortune, Price 10/6

I’ve picked up a few books about Chandler’s Ford from the library and you may find them interesting.

1) Capt. A.A.J. Fortune: Chandlers Ford, 1859 – 1969. The book cover reads, “An account of the growth of Chandlers Ford from a hamlet to a village by 1897, now the largest residential area in the Borough of Eastleigh.”

Price for the book was 10/6. [Read more…] about Fascinating Books About Chandler’s Ford

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From Old To New: Furniture Upholstery And Restoration In Chandler’s Ford

July 3, 2013 By Janet Williams 6 Comments

I visited Daniel Mulcahy, the owner of the furniture upholstery in the Central Precinct, in his shop in Chandler’s Ford a while ago.

Danny is an incredibly friendly and funny man. He told me fascinating stories about the Central Precinct, including what he saw on the day of the HSBC bank robbery in 2007. [Read more…] about From Old To New: Furniture Upholstery And Restoration In Chandler’s Ford

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Historical Pictures: Chandler’s Ford Train Station Opened 10 Years Ago

June 13, 2013 By Janet Williams 4 Comments

Do you still remember the day when Chandler’s Ford train station was opened?

It was exactly 10 years ago.

This year, Chandler’s Ford Train Station is celebrating its 10th anniversary. [Read more…] about Historical Pictures: Chandler’s Ford Train Station Opened 10 Years Ago

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Glorious Fryern Funtasia 2013 In Chandler’s Ford (And It Didn’t Rain)

May 6, 2013 By Janet Williams 11 Comments

What a glorious day today!

Fryern Funtasia (6th May 2013) today was a marvellous, totally enjoyable community event. I spent my whole afternoon there and still didn’t get round to see all the stalls.
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“We’re Sorry To Be Leaving Fryern…But…”

May 1, 2013 By Janet Williams 12 Comments

I picked up this notice last weekend at the post office in Fryern Arcade, Chandler’s Ford.

It’s a simple message from the Fryern Dry Cleaners, but you can still feel a tinge of sadness: [Read more…] about “We’re Sorry To Be Leaving Fryern…But…”

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Why Not Pick Up A Good Book At Chandler’s Ford Train Station?

April 14, 2013 By Janet Williams 6 Comments

Books at Chandler\s Ford train station

I travelled from Chandler’s Ford train station 3 times during the spring holiday.

This station is indeed a delight. Helpful staff, fragrant coffee, and while waiting for the train, you will sure find some good books from the second hand book stall, just next to the ticket office. [Read more…] about Why Not Pick Up A Good Book At Chandler’s Ford Train Station?

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