Welcome to West Tytherley and Frenchmoor, tucked away in peace amongst the trees on the Hampshire/Wiltshire borders. We hope you find this site useful. If you think we can improve it, or if we've got anything wrong, please contact us
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West Tytherley village lies at the centre of the parish and the hamlet of Frenchmoor is a mile or so south. It is a compact village with a mixture of timber-framed cottages, Victorian cottages and houses and more recent, mostly brick, buildings.
At 379 acres (153 hectares) Frenchmoor parish is the smallest in the Test Valley.
Summer has brought out the best in the village. The fête was a great success; well done to all who participated. Now that we've got that out of the way,, the sun can make an appearance. It's a great year for roses and our houses have never looked prettier. The swallows are swooping ever lower as they search for food for their young and everyone, newly-fledged youngsters are trying out the seeds, flies and grubs a-plenty.
The "roadkill" a couple of weeks ago on Dean Road was almost probably definitely either a weasel, stoat, polecat or ferret so that argument is finally settled.
Summer also brings out more exotic creatures ...
The Annual 10k Race
It's time to dig out the trainers and shorts! The 10k race is on 12 July 2009 and all proceeds go to the Village Hall funds. Have you got the energy to complete the entry form?
Pigeons Fly High - 2009 Cup winners!
The village football team won the the Salisbury cup final 5-2. This was a fantastic result helped in no small amount by a great turnout of supporters on the day. The team play every Sunday (league and cup matches) through the winter and it is great to see them rewarded for the effort they make.