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 Froyle, which consists of the two villages of Upper & Lower Froyle, is situated in the North-East corner of Hampshire, some 50 miles from London. - It is 1 mile to the North of the A31 from Guildford to Winchester, and some 5 miles south of the M3 motorway - our nearest exit being Junction 5 for Odiham.
- Froyle Promotions publicises the events, organisations & businesses in this village.
- We also provide links to other web sites that feature Froyle organisations & businesses as well as other sites in Hampshire.
- Alton Citizens Advice Bureau (Local Services )has a dedicated page.
- Details of our Cango bus service are available - click Bus Service (Local Services).
- Dates for the forthcoming Police Beat Surgeries are now available.
- The Froyle Gardening Club (Local Organisations) has an area of its own, with details of Club activities, membership and Show results. A picture of the 40th Anniversary Picnic group has now been added, with more to follow.
- Froyle Fête (Local Organisations) now has its own website.
- Follow AFC Froyle (Local Organisations) to the club's website with the latest team news.
- The Millennium pages have now been moved to Memories in the Froyle Archive pages.
- Recipes features pages from The Second Froyle Cookbook.
- Follow Froyle Village Hall (Local Organisations) to its dedicated web site which is at present being totally redesigned.
- The Meeting Place (Local Organisations) also has its own website.
- St Marys Church notes will keep you up to date with the Church in Upper Froyle.
- Footpaths in Froyle describes a number of permissive footpaths and bridleways in the parish of Froyle - information supplied by The Froyle Estate and dated May 1st 2007.
- Froylcam shows all the pictures we have featured in since 2002. The most recent addition is a set of pictures of the Gardens Open 2009.
- Virtual Froyle provides a visual tour of Upper and Lower Froyle using aerial pictures.
- We provide a web version of the Froyle Village Magazine - July/August 2009 edition now available. Please note that the Village Magazine is only available in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format. We also keep the previous year's magazines on the web site (also now only as pdf) - see Village Magazine.
- We now include details of the Parish Council (Local Organisations), local Doctors (Local Services) and the Mobile Library (Local Services) schedule for 2009..
- Froyle Parish Council are producing a Village Design Statement - here you can read about it on its dedicated website.
- Feel free to sign our Guest Book.
- For those of you interested in meteorology there is a brief summary of the local weather each morning.
- The February Snow Pictures have been moved to the Winter pages in the Archive.
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