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A New Year in Andover

Let’s begin 2022 with good intentions.

Hampshire County Council have asked that whatever our plans are for the New Year, that we celebrate safely by following the COVID-19 guidance and taking precautions.

  • Lateral Flow Test before you meet with others
  • wear a face covering as required,
  • wash hands frequently or use sanitiser when out and about, 
  • let in fresh air – especially when meeting indoors
  •  practice social distancing, if possible, 
  • use the NHS COVID App to check-in to places,
  • make having the vaccine or booster one of your New Year resolutions, if you haven’t had the jab already.

For the latest Coronavirus information from Hampshire visit: www.hants.gov.uk/coronavirus

Looking for local New Year events ? Click here and visit the events section of our website.

New Year Day Activities

Please remember that local family attractions such as Riverside Bowl, Finkley Down Farm, Jungle Jungle, Andover leisure centre, will all be closed on New Years Day, so that the staff who work at these places can enjoy new years day at home .

Visit the events section of our website here to see if any New Year day events are taking place

A Family walk

Take time to escape the hustle and bustle and bring in the new year with a family stroll. Be sure to wrap up warm and go explore the great outdoors.
Here i have picked my top places that i enjoy to explore and walk with my own family.

Ladies walk,Andover

The site is accessible from Old Winton Road off the Winchester Road.

This walk is suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs and seating is provided along the route. You can see the whole of Andover from up here. On wet days be sure to take your wellies it gets very muddy.

Danebury Hillfort near Stockbridge, SO20 8UL. Danebury Iron Age hill fort, in Hampshire, is over 2500 years old. It is situated North West of Stockbridge and close to Nether Wallop. It is open all day with FREE entry and FREE parking. Walk round the top of the old fort or run up and down the hills. Be sure to wrap up warm as this is an open space that’s exposed with little shelter.
Download the Danebury Hill Fort Explorer