the name locks heath came from hampshire.
where did the name locks heath come from?
hampshire
locks heath





























locks heath is a western residential suburb of fareham, in the south of hampshire, england. locks heath is immediately surrounded by a collection of villages including sarisbury to the west, swanwick, park gate and whiteley to the north, warsash to the south west and titchfield to the south east. the population of the village itself in 2011 was 7,104 whilst the wider locks heath residential area (including surrounding villages) equaled 43,359 as of 2011.





























section::::origin of name.





























the heathland surrounding locks farm.





























section::::history.
locks heath
locks heath also has another football club, called locks heath lions for young people ages 5-18.





























also in locks heath is a badminton club, bowls and tennis club.





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- hook-with-warsash junior school





























bullet::::- locks heath junior school





























bullet::::- park gate primary school





























bullet::::- st johns school





























bullet::::- sarisbury junior school





























bullet::::- sarisbury, locks heath and warsash townscape assessment 2010





























information and history is contained on the locks heath web site. the local history extract on wikipedia was quoted from the site and is used with permission.
locks heath