The 16 best places to visit in England
Discover the breathtaking beauty and incredible history that England has to offer! From Stonehenge to the Tower of London, uncover the 16 best places to visit in England. Join us as we explore these must-see destinations and learn why they should be part of your next trip abroad. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the best that England has to offer!
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Hythe Town - Where the Forest Meets the Sea
The Parish Council is one of the original Parishes having been formed in 1894 as part of the Local Government Act of that year. It was initially called Dibden Parish Council but underwent a change of name in 1983 to give recognition to the importance of Hythe as the focal centre of the Parish.
The Parish comprises three communities Dibden, Hythe and Dibden Purlieu. The development of the Parish, almost totally for residential purposes, means that the three now have merged into one.
The Parish which, is the third largest (in terms of population) in the New Forest District Council area, lies on the eastern boundary of the District Council. It is situated on the banks of Southampton Water and covers an area of approximately 6 square miles with a resident population of approximately 20,000 in some 8600 dwellings.
There are good travel links from the Hythe area with the M27 some 10 miles north providing direct access to the motorway network linking to London (77 miles), Birmingham (128 miles). The rail link from Southampton gives a 70 minute link to London. Southampton is a twelve minute ferry journey from Hythe Pier. Southampton and Bournemouth Airports are within a half hours drive.
The Council owns or controls approximately 200 acres of public land in the Parish including Prospect Place which fronts onto Southampton Water, nine equipped play areas with others coming on line in the future,a multi-purpose sports centre and a parish hall.
In addition the Council owns The Grove, which is a one stop shop for the Parish Council and New Forest District Council's Local Information Office as well as several local Voluntary Organisations including the CAB and the Disability Advice Centre.
The Council owns 3 Allotment sites. The demand for allotments is high and there is a waiting list for vacant plots
A number of bus shelters, seats and litter bins are provided and maintained by the Council.
UK DRIVING - 9 | NEW FOREST TO SOUTHAMPTON | B3055 | BEAULIEU ROAD | MARCHWOOD BYPASS (A326) | BINU
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Hatchet Pond Car Park
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B3055
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YEW TREE HEATH ROAD
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BEAULIEU ROAD
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MARCHWOOD BYPASS (A326)
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A35
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TOTTON BYPASS
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REDBRIDGE ROAD A33
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MILLBROOK ROAD WEST
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STRAIGHT TOWARDS SOUTHAMPTON CITY CENTER
Container ship at Marchwood
The container ships leaving the western docks turn around just outside Marchwood. And nobody else seems to even look at them
GBRf 'This Time It's Personal' Day 2 - Marchwood MOD
With last year's GBRf Charity tour having to be cancelled, this year's return would see it visit Marchwood MOD base.
With Class 59 No.59003 in charge for the outward leg, Class 73's No.73136 & 73201.
We pick up the action at the disused Marchwood Station, containing Hampshire's last mechanical signal box.
The signallman is seen opening up the gates and clearing the route.
With the base visited it was time for the next leg to Eastleigh yard, with the two 73's in charge. The train is then seen at Tavels Lane crossing in Marchwood.
With the tour being moved around Eastleigh yard by an 08, there was plenty of time to set up at Shawford, where the 73's would be on the juice for the leg to Acton.
Sparks fly, as the pair head up the main bang on time.
A walk through WHITCHURCH England 4k
A walk through WHITCHURCH - Shropshire - England
Whitchurch is a market town in northern Shropshire, England.Whitchurch is the oldest continuously inhabited town in Shropshire.Notable people who have lived in Whitchurch include the composer Sir Edward German and Randolph Caldecott.
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ROUTE TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Church St
1:10 High St
4:45 Green End
9:26 Brownlow St
10:18 Clock + Watergate
13:18 Dodington
16:51 Bargates
17:17 Yardington
18:06 Jubilee Park
18:27 St Alkmunds Church
18:59 St Mary St
20:41 St John's St
22:16 Brownlow St
22:32 Claypit St
IN THIS VIDEO YOU CAN SEE THE FOLLWING
St Alkmunds Church [] Whitchurch Town Council [] Whitchurch Library [] Barclays Bank [] Whitchurch Post Office [] Whitchurch Antiques Emporium [] Beacon Church [] Congregational Chapel [] Jubilee Park [] Whitchurch Heritage Centre [] Whitchurch Museum & Archives [] St George’s RC Church Whitchurch [] St. John's Methodist Church
Pig in the Wall Southampton: pre-cruise stay!
For years we’ve walked by the Pig in the Wall without visiting! It’s actually quite difficult to get rooms as there are only 12 in total! But we made it! Here’s our experience of an overnight stay with breakfast. We stayed in a snug room in the eaves and it was certainly unique! I’ll also show you the location, parking situation and other rooms available. Would you stay here?
And now, time to embark our cruise ship ready for a 2 week Mediterranean cruise! Follow along!
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Lyndhurst, New Forest - Walking Tour
Most Historic Villages in England - Lyndhurst, New Forest
This video is a walk through tour of Lyndhurst including some commentary.
The ancient capital of the New Forest, national park in England, is Lyndhurst. It's been the visited by Kings and Queens of England for centuries. The village is over 1000 years old, being populated since the Anglo Saxon times.
Discover beautiful historical villages in England in the series of videos.
If you're looking for a historic village to visit in England, and with easy access to the New Forest nation park, Lyndhurst is the perfect gateway for biking, hiking and horse riding along with cafes, boutiques and even a Ferrari shop!
In this 4K video, you'll get to see the village from all angles, and you'll be able to explore it in detail. So whether you're a tourist or a resident of England, make sure to check out Lyndhurst.
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Freight Trains at Marchwood Railway Station, July 2013.
Matchwood Railway Station on the freight only line from Totton to Fawley. Video features EWS Class 66's on M.O.D trains and oil tank trains. Also includes a DBS Red Class 60. Dates; 08/07/2013, 10/07/2013 & 11/07/2013.
Permission to film at the private station given by Marchwood signalman Steve Castle.
Monday 08/07/13;
66200 working 6B46 Eastleigh East Yard to Marchwood M.O.D. 08/07/13.
66200 working 0B38 Marchwood M.O.D. to Eastleigh East Yard 08/07/13.
66192 working 6B41 Eastleigh East Yard to Fawley Esso 08/07/13.
66192 working 6Y32 Fawley Esso to Holybourne 08/07/13.
Wednesday 10/07/13;
60039 working 6B45 Eastleigh East Yard to Marchwood M.O.D. 10/07/13.
60039 working 6B38 Marchwood M.O.D. to Eastleigh East Yard 10/07/13.
Thursday 11/07/13;
66024 working 6B93 Eastleigh East Yard to Fawley Esso 11/07/13.
66024 working 6B94 Fawley Esso to Eastleigh East Yard 11/07/13.
RCT BMT BBC News 11 09 1981
A short documentary about the operation of the British Military Train, filmed by the BBC in 1981 with Gavin Hewitt.
Please note that the copyright to this footage is retained by the BBC.
The Bicester Military Railway - Telerail
This exciting programme allows the viewer to explore all aspects of Britain's biggest military railway, which was originally built during 1941. For more details please look at
Part 1 - Southampton to Milford on Sea • Driving the entire coastline of Great Britain
Come with us on an epic real time drive clockwise around the entire coastline of Great Britain!
Part 1 - Day 1 - Saturday 29th May 2021
Southampton (Red Funnel Ferry Terminal) - Eling - Marchwood - Dibden Purlieu - Beaulieu - Lymington - Milford on Sea
After a year of all the Covid lockdowns and restrictions, one of the things we really missed was the liberating feeling of standing on the beach, and looking out to sea. So once lockdown sufficiently eased, in a moment of slight madness we decided that we should try to see as much sea as we possibly could. And what better way to do that than travel around the entire coastline of Great Britain?!
It was our intention to drive from Southampton to Plymouth over the Bank Holiday weekend, but as you will find out in a later video, things didn't go entirely to plan!
We unfortunately don't have the time and resources currently to do the whole trip on in one solid lump, so this will be a project which we will undertake over the next year or so as and when we can. We may also have to do some parts out of sequence, but bear with us, by the end we will have footage of driving the entire British coastline.
Why start/end in Southampton?
1) We have to start and end somewhere!
2) It's pretty easy to get to from where we live.
3) It's roughly in the centre of the south coast.
4) It has been the start/end point of many an epic voyage over the centuries, so it seemed a nice place to choose.
Things we learned on Day 1...
1) We saw surprisingly and rather disappointingly little sea proportional to the distance we travelled. While many roads can look close to the coast on the map, the sea is often out of view.
2) Because any sat-nav or mapping app will try to get you from A to B via the most efficient route, it's not really suitable for a trip like this. You therefore have to break it down into very short hops, and constantly know the next checkpoint to find.
3) When recording constantly on an action camera, you must keep an eye on the battery to avoid losing valuable footage. Our camera has a blue light that flashes all the while it is recording, so you have to be on guard, ready with a fresh battery when the flashing stops. We lost maybe 10 minutes or so of footage around Christchurch when we didn't realise that the battery had died.
4) Don't assume that Siri is sensible when it comes to asking for directions. We asked for directions from Milford on Sea to Christchurch, and rather than give us directions to the Christchurch 10 miles away, it gave us directions to Christchurch in New Zealand 11,500 miles away! (The same also happened later in the trip when we asked for directions to Portland - we guessed correctly, it didn't indeed give us directions to Portland, Oregon. So much for artificial intelligence, eh?!)
We hope you enjoy our epic journey, if so, please give us the thumbs up, and subscribe to our channel to keep up to date with our travels.
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HYTHE AND SEEK...Take a scenic tour of Hythe in the New Forest. See the unusual pier train and explore the attractive quay and historic buildings. Film and music (c) newforestpics.
Ennios Boutique Hotel Southampton | Pre-Cruise Option?
Ennios Boutique Hotel Southampton. Is it worth it? I show you the location, what's nearby, what you need to know about parking, a tour of the room, a look around the bar and restaurant & a peep at the menus. Comment below if you'd stay here!
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Harbour Hotel & Spa Southampton | Pre-Cruise Experience
It’s pre-cruise day again! Woohoo! Before we embark on a 1 week Norwegian Fjords cruise from Southampton U.K. we decided to stay at the Harbour Hotel and Spa (not to be confused with the Leonardo Royal Grand Harbour Hotel). This 5 star hotel is located in the fabulous Ocean Village , Southampton and we were excited to be staying in a brand NEW small double room with balcony only recently opened! Well, find out why we were so surprised with this room! We also check out the facilities, parking situation and have dinner / cocktails at the HarBAR on 6th rooftop venue plus breakfast with some amazing surprises! What do you think? Is this an ideal pre / post-cruise hotel or indeed for a luxury getaway? Drop those comments below ????????
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UK Railtours The Solent Witness seen from the train 28/12/2012
UK Railtours The Solent Witness seen from the train at Southampton Eastern Docks and Western Docks, Marchwood and Hamworthy 28/12/2012.
Locos 66007 TnT with 66201 working;
1Z62 London Victoria to Southampton Eastern Docks
1Z63 Southampton Eastern Docks to Fawley Esso
1Z64 Fawley Esso to London Victoria
The White Star Southampton Pre-Cruise Hotel Review
You all know I love checking out hotels! Well, I thought I’d stayed in almost all in Southampton, U.K., but I was WRONG! This is our overnight experience at the Fuller’s own White Star Tavern Hotel located in central Southampton! It’s nautical all the way in this boutique hotel with uniquely named and decorated rooms. Here’s the tour and review of the hotel, our room, breakfast, the location and parking arrangements for an overnighter and / or the length of your cruise. What do you think? Have you stayed before and if so which room do you recommend? Post those reviews, comments and questions below. Let’s go!
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HMS Albion arriving at Marchwood from Devonport - 30/08/2017
An early start on Wednesday 30th August 2017 to see an unusual visitor to Southampton Water - the Royal Navy Assault Vessel HMS Albion which has recently undergone a major refurbishment.
She was making a visit to Marchwood Military Port to presumably collect supplies before returning to Devonport (where she has come from) on Thursday 31st. She arrived around 07:45am and is due to depart at 18:30pm on the 31st.
A compilation of one of the UK's heaviest trains from the MURCO Refinery in Robeston West Wales.
A compilation of clips featuring one of the UK's heaviest trains. the MURCO Oil refinery in West Wales to Westerleigh in Gloucestershire.
It features Classes 59, 60, and 66's on these workings which regularly convey over 3,000 tonnes.
Please note that the first loco featured is 60074 Teenage Spirit, and not 60071.
66124 3F03 Longtown M.O.D - Marchwood M.O.D, 24th July 2014
M.O.D. Train passing Lancaster.