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John Neilan jandc.hindhead@virgin.net 6/16/2008 12:40:23 AM
Riverside Walk The paragraph on the Riverside Walk contains incorrect information. The connection to Riverside Walk is not at the end of Newfield Road but at the right hand bend where there is a footpath going down to Shepherds Bridge. This footpath is not very well signed and can be easily missed Submitted By: John Neilan

Patrick Mells mellspandc@bigpond.com 6/8/2008 1:04:39 AM
I live in south australia, and are looking at mells family tree.I have traced Mells family back Edward Mells 1814 now I need Parish Records any ideas.Patrick Mells Submitted By: Patrick Mells

David Collis davidcollis@hotmail.co.uk 6/4/2008 12:08:14 PM
Business Directory I am a local Driving Instructor in Liss. Please could you tell me how I would go about (or if possible) to advertise on your web site or actually in the centre. I would gratfull of any advice. Thank you Regards David Collis Tel 07717811353 Submitted By: David Collis

Pam Hunt pamcy@inbox.com 5/16/2008 11:56:33 AM
Evacuation Hello I was evacuated to Liss as a six year old in 1939 with my sister. We were placed with the Rector and his family. Are there any records left of that time in the history of Liss? Submitted By: Pam Hunt

Judy Jackson judyjackson@btinternet.com 4/29/2008 12:46:02 PM
Forestride Cottages I found an address on the back of an ancestor's WW1 medal roll card and wondered if anyone knows it. Lionel May Forestride Cottages [that's what it looks like, anyway] Blackmoor East Liss Thank you. Submitted By: Judy Jackson

ann annosmond@yahoo.co.uk 4/27/2008 8:35:51 AM
osmond i wrote to you a week or so ago and have had no reply.Also,i have registered and forgotten my username and pass word etc.Ann Submitted By: ann

Ann Osmond annosmond@yahoo.co.uk 4/18/2008 3:58:38 AM
Le Court cheshire home Hi,i just found your site and am shocked to find out that le court had closed. I live in lancashire,i worked as a volunteer at Le Court as a youngster,and i lived at the childrens home 5 trees inwood road liss from 1967/1975,and an stunned to find that closed too. Can anyone tell me what happened to make these homes close??im rather devastated but cant find any info on web as to the why etc. I adored walking around liss forest as a child when in childrens home,and will try to get down to visit in the summer.I bet i wouldnt recognise it at all. I also went to the liss infant school that was in the middle of 2 roads,and the junior school opposite,i bet they are gone too huh?? Oh,dear all our memories gone to make room for progress i suppose.lol. If i remember the red cross was in a hut near to the home and school it was also my sunday school,but cant think for life of me what it was called. Kindest regards from Ann.xx Submitted By: Ann Osmond

Susan (Sue) Hubber roy.hubber@ntlworld.com 4/12/2008 5:08:59 PM
Pilates I was wondering whether the Triangle Centre offers Pilates lessons for beginners. If you do not, could you let me know where there might be a class either in Liss or Petersfield. I am a beginner, but would like to start up this term - i e April 2008. I work full time in Guildford so would need an evening class. Thank you for your help. Sue Hubber Submitted By: Susan (Sue) Hubber

Julia Sandison julia@ntcom.co.uk 4/12/2008 6:10:39 AM
August Excavation WARG - the society for Winchester archaeology and local history is continuing its excavation at St Cross Hospital, Winchester in August from Saturday 2nd until Sunday 17th. If any of your members would be interested in joining us, perhaps they'd care to email me or phone me on 01962 867490 Many thanks. Submitted By: Julia Sandison

Nancy Hamilton neph1@hotmail.co.uk 4/9/2008 2:15:56 AM
A Local Event of Interest to Your Members: The Horndean Book Fair at Merchistoun Hall Just to let you know that Merchistoun Hall is again the venue for the Horndean Book Fair! Horndean Book Fair at Merchistoun Hall. Sunday 20th April, 10 am. – 4 pm. Free Admission and ample free parking. Merchistoun Hall is an attractive venue for this second Horndean Book Fair. Merchistoun Hall, 106, Portsmouth Road, Horndean PO8 9LJ (the old A3, 1km from the A3M) Thousands of quality second-hand books: from pocket money paperbacks to the scarce and collectable. Alongside general fiction and non-fiction books (many in gift condition), special interest titles. Subjects include: maritime history, military history, local history, transport and motoring, , children’s books, art and architecture, natural history and exploration, first editions, aviation, books for and about women, sport, topography, music, social history and local interest. Also antiquarian maps, prints and some ephemera. Sellers attending from Hampshire, Wiltshire, Devon, Dorset and Sussex. If you wou