St. Marys Church > contact
Hale Church stands in a lovely spot behind Hale Park House, and the peace and beauty of the church and its surroundings provide a perfect place for rest and contemplation. It is on the Avon Valley Footpath. The church is always open, and you are invited to come. We hope your visit is meaningful, whether it gives you joy, comfort or simply a place to eat your sandwiches!
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Report It!
Police Immobiliser Website click here
Parishioners can record their equipment serial numbers on the immobiliser website.
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Road problems generally click here
Hampshire County Council has responsibility for Highways, some verges, drainage, flooding, and pavements. It deals with traffic lights and signs, salt when the roads are icy, abandoned vehicles, fly tipping and dead animals. Any problems relating to these matters can be reported using this link.
Hants County Council also has responsibility for maintaining public footpaths. Problems can be reported here.
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Abandoned vehicles are dealt with by New Forest District Council. Reports can be made online or by telephoning customer services on 023 8028 5000.
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Hale Girl Guides
Hale Guides have always been active and varied, including Pack Holidays and weekend 'Sleepovers' every year. Pack Holidays have included activities such as abseiling, canoeing, archery, and swimming, and day trips to places such as Longleat, the Hawk Conservancy and Marwell Zoo Evening Safari.
For more information: Contact: Sally Gemmell 01725 513283
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Hale Primary School > click here
Hale Primary School is housed in a beautiful Victorian building next to the pretty Hatchet Green with free grazing ponies and cattle. This direct access to the New Forest offers excellent learning opportunities.
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Hale Village Hall > click here
Hale Primary School is housed in a beautiful Victorian building next to the pretty Hatchet Green with free grazing ponies and cattle. This direct access to the New Forest offers excellent learning opportunities.
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