p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">Like nearby Chichester, the Saxon heritage of Emsworth is still very much present in the area, a once busy port during the Middle Ages now enjoyed as a quieter, fishing village. The weaving footpaths in Havant, otherwise known as ‘Twittens’ add to the intimate and friendly feel it has to offer, and the town centre recalls the many Roman junctions that were present during their occupation.
P.G Wodehouse – writer of the famous Jeeves & Wooster novels – was an Emsworth resident, using several local place names as characters. His charming works reflect the different way of life on offer in both Havant and Emsworth, which provide the perfect setting to unwind and move down a gear or two.
By Stewart Ferguson
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