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     • What County is Ringwood in? Ringwood is based in the county of Hampshire and is the Western Gateway to the New Forest.
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   Where is Ringwood?

   • Ringwood, in the County of Hampshire, is the Western Gateway to the beautiful New Forest, at a crossing point of the River Avon. For centuries it has been the traditional market town of the New Forest with its market charter dating back to 1226. How Can We Help? Welcome to the website of Ringwood Town Council.

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   Where is Ringwood in Hampshire?

   • Ringwood is a town on the east bank of the River Avon in Hampshire. The parish includes the hamlets of Poulner, Hangersley, Hightown, Crow, Kingston, and Bisterne. Ringwood has a weekly market in the traditional market place.

   Ringwood, Hampshire - Wikipedia

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   What makes Ringwood so special?

   • “Ringwood is a charming, thriving market town with easy access to the natural treasures of the New Forest.” Something special: “The life-size mare and foal sculpture in the centre of The Furlong, created by Priscilla Hann, represents Ringwood’s links with the New Forest.”

   A local’s guide to Ringwood - Great British Life

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   What is Ringwood gateway?

   • Ringwood Gateway provides information on local government services (Council Tax, parking, housing, etc.) and visitor attractions. Ringwood has a long and fascinating history. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 and retains many features of interest. There is a potted history of the town composed by Tony White here.

   Ringwood Town Council

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   When was Ringwood founded?

   • Ringwood was a settlement founded in the Anglo-Saxon period on the River Avon. Its existence was first recorded in 961 when King Edgar gave 22 hides of land in “Rimecuda” (Ringwood) to Abingdon Abbey. A hide of land was approximately 120 acres (49 Hectares). Are you a local? Take a minute to fill out our questionnaire.

   Home Page - The Ringwood Town Hub

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   Why should you visit Ringwood?

   • In 1725, brewing took off in Ringwood as breweries made use of the waters of the River Avon giving rise to great beers. There are loads of great things to do and see in Ringwood. The town centre comprises a rich mix of architecture, thatched, Georgian and modern with many historic buildings amongst them.

   Ringwood - Visit the New Forest

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3. www.greatbritishlife.co.uk › magazines › hampshireA local’s guide to Ringwood | Great British Life

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   Jun 21, 2020 · Jim also runs ringwoodlocal.net, set up in response to the impact of lockdown on local businesses, to encourage locals and businesses to source services and products locally. It is a community-based project welcoming input from all for the greater good of Ringwood and district.

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   Ringwood, in the County of Hampshire, is the Western Gateway to the beautiful New Forest, at a crossing point of the River Avon. For centuries it has been the traditional market town of...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ringwood,_HampshireRingwood, Hampshire - Wikipedia

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   Ringwood is a market town in south-west Hampshire, England, on the River Avon close to the New Forest, northeast of Bournemouth and southwest of Southampton. It was founded by the Anglo-Saxons, and has held a weekly market since the Middle Ages.

6. www.thenewforest.co.uk › explore › towns-andRingwood - Visit the New Forest

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   The historic market town of Ringwood occupies a strategic position on the western edge of the New Forest with the renowned Avon Valley long-distance walking path passing through it. Vital ancient trading links once provided by the River Avon and the Victorian railway have been replaced by excellent road systems with the town at the crossroads ...

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7. www.greatbritishlife.co.uk › magazines › hampshireWhat it’s like living in Ringwood | Great British Life

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   Dec 14, 2015 · Ringwood is like an island, bounded on the west by the River Avon, to the north by Blashford Lakes and to the East by the New Forest. Unsurprisingly, it can feel geographically isolated from the rest of Hampshire, particularly as it nudges up close to the Dorset border.

8. www.bournemouthecho.co.uk › news › 23736080Referendum to determine neighbourhood plan for Ringwood

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   Aug 22, 2023 · Ringwood residents are being asked to engage with a final six-week consultation for a new neighbourhood plan to rejuvenate the town’s connectivity, public realm, and overall infrastructure.

9. ringwood.worldHome Page - The Ringwood Town Hub

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   Jul 12, 2024 · One of England's oldest market towns, set on the western edge of the New Forest, Ringwood is in the heart of the beautiful Hampshire and Dorset countryside, but close to Southampton to the east, Bournemouth to the south west and Salisbury to the north. Explore.