Welcome to Botley, Hampshire

Described by the 18th century radical journalist William Cobbett as “the most delightful village in the world”; Botley is a small historic market town within Hampshire’s Hamble Valley.

The Village developed as a natural crossing point for the River Hamble, and grew on the success of its mill, its coaching inns, and more recently strawberries. Botley today, reflects its heritage and retains its traditional charm, all set in scenic countryside.

Hidden Britain worked with Botley to help them develop:

A new brand and logo for the village
Mapboards in key areas
A new visitor and community website at www.botley.com
An “in and around Botley” leaflet

For more information on the project please view our case study.

Go to Botley Case Study >>

Further Information on Botley

The Botley website is the primary source for all community and visitor information in the village.

Go to www.botley.com >>

Download Botley Leaflet as a PDF (2.4mb) >>

The Botley Hidden Britain project has been run as part of the work of the Botley Market Towns Initiative.
The group meets monthly and can be contacted through the Botley Parish Council Clerk

Email parishclerk@botley.com >>

The professional elements of the project were delivered by:

Walking Distance
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Fitzpatrick Woolmer
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