Blackfield, Hampshire

Blackfield is a village in Hampshire, England. It is within the parish of Fawley, and encompasses the small village of Langley. SchoolsThe local school is Blackfield Primary . The catchment secondary school for Blackfield is New Forest Academy. HistoryThe name "Blackfields" was originally applied to an area of countryside near the village of Fawley, and there is still a Blackwell Common next to Blackfield. The name presumably derives from the soil colour, some of which is marshy and black. The settlement of Blackfield began in the late 19th century when, at first mud cottages, and then later, small red-brick houses were built in the area of moorland once known as Hugh's Common. It was close to the small village of Langley, and since the 19th century Blackfield has grown to encompass Langley. Sport and leisureBlackfield has a Non-League football club Blackfield & Langley F. C. , which plays at The Gang Warily Community & Recreation Centre.

Blackfield is a village in Hampshire, England. It is within the parish of Fawley, and encompasses the small village of Langley. SchoolsThe local school is Blackfield Primary . The catchment secondary school for Blackfield is New Forest Academy. HistoryThe name "Blackfields" was originally applied to an area of countryside near the village of Fawley, and there is still a Blackwell Common next to Blackfield. The name presumably derives from the soil colour, some of which is marshy and black. The settlement of Blackfield began in the late 19th century when, at first mud cottages, and then later, small red-brick houses were built in the area of moorland once known as Hugh's Common. It was close to the small village of Langley, and since the 19th century Blackfield has grown to encompass Langley. Sport and leisureBlackfield has a Non-League football club Blackfield & Langley F. C. , which plays at The Gang Warily Community & Recreation Centre.