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Hosts horse trials throughout the year.
Tweseldown Racecourse southeast of Fleet, Hampshire was originally a National Hunt steeplechasing venue and the home of the equestrian dressage and eventing competitions in the 1948 Summer Olympics.
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Parish church, consecrated in 1841. A Grade II listed building.
Canal built in the 1790s to link Basingstoke with the Thames via the Wey Navigation. The link was in place until 1932 when the Greywell Tunnel collapsed; the tunnel is now protected as the home of important bat colonies. However, the canal is still navigable by narrowboat or kayak west to Odiham and east as far as the Wey. You can also walk or bike along the towpath for almost the canal's entire length.
Half marathon, first run in 1982, billed as a "Preparation for the London Marathon" and run annually a few weeks before the London Marathon.
Parish church, consecrated in 1861. A Grade II listed building that was badly damaged by fire in 2015. The church was rededicated after repairs on 30 April 2023.
Nature reserve, 57 ha in extent, with large (21 ha) freshwater lake.
Leisure centre with gym, swimming pool, climbing wall. sauna, outdoor sports fields, etc.