This is a local sports club offering a wide range of services to it's members and local community…read more It has extensive grounds which enjoys holding various events for example, at the weekend it is full of children and adults alike training and playing football. It also holds archery shoots and has an on site bowls green. At other times of the year it has fun days, football tournaments and firework displays. The club house has recently been decorated and now looks clean, fresh and tidy. The club house has a fully licenced bar that is open 7 days a week. It also host regular events for example various dance classes 4 nights a week. The dance hall is avaliable for hire to the general public to hold thing like wedding receptions and birthdays in. Christmas and New year parties are also held every year.

Social, fun badminton club for improvers and intermediate level players (most players there are of…read morea good standard). Very cheap annual fees (with no weekly subs!) Would have given 5 stars if the start time was earlier and if feathers were used. I guess there is no reason not to bring my own feathers in future. Would recommend to players of a good standard or those who have been out of the game for a few years who want to get back in to playing fun games of badminton.

Liphook Cycle Shop is an independently owned cycle shop in Liphook. It is very easy to get too - it…read moreis only a short distance from the A3 and Liphook train station. There is also ample and easy parking. They stock a great variety of bikes and related equipment. Perhaps the best thing about the shop, for a cycling novice like me, is that the staff are really knowledgeable, helpful and friendly, and will help you to find the best product for you. When I visited there were 2 sets of handle grips, one half the price of the other, and the staff member encouraged me to buy the one that was cheapest, because it was the best for me.

Nicholas & Steele are a wonderful new addition to Durham Road - a classic style shop-front which…read morehouses a treasure-trove of vintage treats within. What caught my eye on passing by one evening was a fantastic Colclough's 'Cottage & Stream' china tea-cup and saucer; I'm a huge fan of this particular Colclough vintage china range as I have many happy memories of having afternoon tea with my beloved Granna when I was a little girl! I was warmly greeted by Holly and Steven, the owners of Nicholas & Steele and offered a cup of tea what a lovely way to shop and do business! Of course, the tea was made in a gorgeous 1930's Crinoline Lady teapot (periwinkle blue?) and served up in vintage bone china tea-cups and saucers. Love it, love it, love it this is customer service at it's best, methinks! Holly and Steven are rightly proud of their business which, as I found out, had only opened on Saturday the day when I had spied their vintage treasures. The amount of love and attention they have poured into every single detail of their business is evident for all to see; they are undeniably very talented and offer a scrumptious range of products. The charming dressers are all hand-painted by them and I've already picked the one I wish to see in my home! At the back of the shop I spied an incredible chest of drawers painted in a striking union-jack flag effect, simply stunning. The union jack flag was similarly echoed on the front of the shop's counter, in pastel shades to complement the vintage treasures for sale. Nicholas & Steele not only sell vintage tea-sets and other assorted vintage afternoon tea treasures (cupcake stands etc.), but they also have an amazing array of vintage kitchenware (including cutesy jelly moulds) and stunning antique embroidered and/or lace tablecloths and table mats; Holly is very creative and also hand-makes bunting from vintage table linen that are no longer usable and other antique materials she has picked up along the way. There is also an assortment of trinkets and jewellery so a perfect place to shop for unusual gifts too. I do like the idea of a one-stop shop ! Holly is also an artist and has plans for offering creative workshops over the coming months, so do pop by and say hello to them in Durham Road, SW20. I am sure you will be just as tickled pink by the shop and it's delightful owners as I am. NB Photographs are courtesy of Holly & Steven. (I originally wrote this review for my Afternoon Tea Tweecup blog)

Being a grumpy old man myself I quite like grumpy old men, especially when they have the wealth of…read moreexperience in servicing and mending bicycles that these two have. I picked my bike up yesterday after having a new transmission fitted, chain, chainring, cassette. They also replaced the rear brake pads that needed doing and worked some wonder with my rear wheel replacing worn out bits so that when I rode it the next day it felt transformed. For any bicycle mechanical repair they are a refreshing alternative to the chain stores. They give you the worn out bits they have replaced so that you can see they needed changing.

Won't go near this place. 2 grumpy old men who are rude and of no assistance for the simplest…read morerequest. Refused to help me undo a bolt even though I offered to pay for their help. I'm surprised they do any business.

Very strongly recommend we have bought two horses from Luke now witch were both just as described…read moreand my friend has her dream hunter from him also amazing yard amazing trial facility's and most of all you get the best guarantee out there so professional the one stop shop for what ever level or riding ability you are at they cater for everything xxx

Amazing place for folding bicycles. Very unique products which are well made. So many compliments.read more

Ingenious folding bicycles. If you have an old car put one in the trunk. They ride well if properly…read morefitted. Gearing system is a bit peculiar (3-speed Sturmey Archer hub gear plus two-speed derailleur). But clever and beautifully designed.

For any brides-to-be having a freakout about finding THE dress, go to Fleur Bridal NOW! She saved…read moreme from having a total meltdown and I would not hesitate to recommend Fleur Bridal to anyone. So here's what happened: it was seven months before my wedding, which sounds like a lot of time but in wedding dress terms, that is pretty much down to the wire. I had tried on over 30 dresses and found absolutely nothing I would consider wearing. A friend who was getting married a few months before me had found her dress at Fleur so she took me there. The shop itself is decorated beautifully and with great style. Fleur is the owner, salesperson, stylist - everything! So you really do get a personalised service from someone who actually cares. It was the first bridal shop I went to where I immediately got a good vibe and knew I would be taken care of. I showed up in a sweatshirt and jeans and I swear after about five minutes of chit chat - not even discussing what I was looking for in a bridal dress - she pulled three dresses for me. And... I loved each of them! I felt so relieved and in about 30 minutes went from thinking I would be wearing a paper bag down the aisle to now not being able to choose between three! Fleur said - well I thought we needed to give you some dresses that reflected old Hollywood glamour from the 40s. Um, that was exactly what I wanted but I had not told her that. When I asked her how she knew that was the look that I wanted, she said she could just tell and knew those silhouettes would look best on me. This was my first clue that Fleur really knew what she was doing. My dress was made to measure so I had to go back a few times for measurements and alterations. This meant I spent a little more than I had originally budgeted for, but Fleur has dresses in lots of price ranges and will help you figure something out. The alterations process went smoothly and they didn't cost much more on top of the price of the dress All of the times I went into the shop, Fleur was so nice and excited and you could tell she really loves what she does - she even tries on all of the dresses so she can tell you how they feel and give you a better idea of the dress instead of just reading the label and telling you the material and cut. She's very supportive but will give you honest opinions. I've been in other bridal shops where the bridal assistants dropped hints that they thought I was too big for any of their dresses or that none of them were in my price range...but Fleur is SO not like that and it was very refreshing. After having such a positive experience with Fleur, that was when I went from stressed about everything to really excited. She doesn't have a website so you just have to call and make an appointment and stop by. I'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed!