Links to partner Warsash sites or useful others

So what does ‘Warsash’ mean? Follow  the boundary map link here, and see how it includes Abshot, Hook, parts of Chilling and Brownwich aswell.

Keep updated with local planning applications and decisions. Follow the dropdown  link on the front page FBC site to planning where you can conduct your own searches by setting dates and Warsash ward.

Check on local services and FBC information.

You can also email our local Councillors at the following

Cllr Keith Evans kevans@fareham.gov.uk

Cllr Mary Nadolski mnadolski@fareham.gov.uk

Cllr Trevor Cartwright tcartwright@fareham.gov.uk

In seeking to integrate the needs of wildlife and people, the Trust promotes conservation initiatives and activities that enable individuals and communities to make choices and take action to help wildlife and wild places across the two counties. On this link you can find up and coming local events, also browse the site for more information.

This Agency is responsible throughout the UK for implementing the Government’s maritime safety policy. That includes co-ordinating search and rescue at sea through Her Majesty’s Coastguard, and checking that ships meet UK and international safety rules. MCGA work to prevent the loss of lives at the coast and at sea, to ensure that ships are safe, and to prevent coastal pollution Safer Lives, Safer Ships, Cleaner Seas.

Welcome to my web site. On this site you can find information about me, my constituency and important local and national issues.

I  was first elected as the Member of Parliament for Fareham in June 2001. I  was re-elected with an increased majority in 2005.

The River Hamble Harbour Authority is managed by Hampshire County Council's Recreation and Heritage department. We manage the River for the benefit of all its users, and to provide the  services and facilities as seen on our website.

The Solent Protection Society, formed in 1956, exists to safeguard the amenities of the Solent area and do everything possible to preserve their beauty for our own and future generations. Discussion at the preliminary Public Meeting in 1956 by those opposed to the Hook Oil Refinery, lead to agreement that a Society for the Preservation of the Solent Area should be formed.

The Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology promotes interest, research and knowledge of maritime archaeology and heritage in Great Britain with core activities concentrated in the counties of Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and the adjacent South Coast areas. 

On this site you can plot and discover information about wrecks along the Hamble river to make your walk more interesting.

The Solent Way is a 60 mile footpath linking Milford on Sea with Emsworth Harbour, much of the path following the Hampshire coast line and passing through the New Forest.  This site has photos and brief directions for all 60 miles of the path, split into easy stages.

The Warsash Band exists to give local people the chance to play and listen to quality music-making in a relaxed environment. We are an entirely self-funded military-style band with a varied repertoire, including marches, musicals and much more!

The band is split into a main band and a training section. The training section allows beginners to get experience of playing in a band and also gives main band members a chance to try out a new instrument. It attends the Gosport Music Festival every year, and is a regular winner of the festival cup. The main band can be booked for summer fetes and other events, and both bands can be seen in our annual summer, winter and St. George's Day concerts.

This area formerly known as Fleet End Open Space, is important for people and wildlife alike. Since 1995, when Fareham Borough Council purchased the whole of the site, it's 25 hectares have been designated as informal public open space without compromising its value to a range of plants and animals. It is safeguarded for these purposes now and into the future. There are  three circular walks for everyone to enjoy throughout the year.

You can get free exercise and fresh air by helping with some simple tasks on the Common, first Sunday every month between 1000-1300, meet at Fleet End, and frequently on Tuesdays, check the FBC Countryside Tasks page

Situated in the pleasant surroundings of the recreation ground in Warsash village, the club facilities include three floodlit all-weather hard courts with a small and friendly clubhouse. Warsash Tennis Club is closely affiliated to the LTA.

With over 32 Men's, Ladies, Mixed and Junior teams competing in both local and national leagues, the club has a comprehensive coaching structure and many team opportunities for players of all standards. Our top teams play at the highest level in county leagues which attracts many top players to the club frrom all over the county.

We are a very active and friendly group who meet for both socialising and rehearsing at a local venue and present our productions at the Victory Hall in Warsash, an excellent venue for stage productions. Rehearsals are held at the Salterns Club in Newtown Road, just 2 mins walk from the Warsash clocktower. 

We have a thriving youth group who (currently) age from just 8 through to 16 (and who all appear on stage) and our aim is to teach them the skills involved in acting and / or singing on stage in front of a live audience.

Warsash is a village in southern Hampshire, England, situated at the mouth of the River Hamble, west of the the area known as Locks Heath. Boating plays an important part in the village's economy, and the village has a sailing club. It is also home to Warsash Maritime Academy, part of Southampton Solent University, which provides training for Merchant Navy Officers from around the world.