LOCAL HISTORY HUB HAMPSHIRE
If your area is not covered by the locations below, please complete our general Hampshire Expression of Interest form by clicking here.
Local History Hub Mid Hampshire
Local History Hub New Forest & South West Hampshire
Local History Hub Portsmouth
Local History Hub Mid Hampshire
Teacher-led, grassroots, and rooted in belonging.
Local History Hub Mid Hampshire brings together schools, heritage organisations and community partners to support high-quality, place-based history across the heart of the county. The hub supports communities across Winchester, Eastleigh, Basingstoke and Deane, and the surrounding rural areas, helping children and young people explore the people, places and stories that have shaped Mid Hampshire.
Through curriculum support, partnership working and local storytelling, the hub makes it easier for schools and communities to work together and ensure local history is meaningful and accessible for all learners.
Local History Hub Mid Hampshire works with schools, heritage organisations and community partners across Winchester, Eastleigh, Basingstoke and Deane, and the surrounding rural areas.
We’re keen to hear from teachers, schools and heritage organisations across Mid Hampshire who would like to get involved, whether by collaborating on projects, sharing local expertise or supporting curriculum-linked local history opportunities.
The easiest way to get involved is to complete our Expression of Interest Form. It only takes a few minutes and helps us understand how you’d like to be part of the hub’s work.
👉 Complete the Expression of Interest Form to get involved.
Or contact us directly at enquiries@localhistoryhub.org.uk
Get Involved
Local History Hub New Forest & South West Hampshire
Teacher-led, grassroots, and rooted in belonging.
Local History Hub New Forest & South West Hampshire brings together schools, heritage organisations and community partners to support high-quality, place-based history across the New Forest area. The hub helps children and young people explore the people, landscapes and stories that have shaped the Forest, strengthening understanding, belonging and connection to this distinctive place.
Through curriculum support, partnership working and local storytelling, the hub makes it easier for schools and communities to work together and ensure local heritage is meaningful and accessible for all learners.
Meet the Team
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Hayley Long
COMMUNITY LEAD
Hayley Long manages the learning and education programme at the New Forest Heritage Centre, overseeing engaging learning experiences. Drawing on a background in HR, training, and experience within a large secondary school’s examinations team, Hayley brings strong practical expertise and a passion for accessible education.
Local History Hub New Forest & South West Hampshire works with schools, heritage organisations and community partners to strengthen local history teaching across the area.
We’re keen to hear from teachers, schools and heritage organisations across the New Forest who would like to get involved, whether by collaborating on projects, sharing expertise or supporting curriculum-linked local history opportunities.
The easiest way to get involved is to complete our Expression of Interest Form. It only takes a few minutes and helps us understand how you’d like to be part of the hub’s work.
👉 Complete the Expression of Interest Form to get involved.
Or contact us directly at enquiries@localhistoryhub.org.uk
Get Involved
Local History Hub Portsmouth
Teacher-led, grassroots, and rooted in belonging.
Local History Hub Portsmouth brings together schools, heritage organisations and community partners to support high-quality, place-based history across the city. The hub helps children and young people explore the people, places and stories that have shaped Portsmouth, from its maritime heritage to its diverse communities, strengthening local pride and a sense of belonging.
Through curriculum support, partnership working and local storytelling, the hub makes it easier for schools and communities to work together and ensure local history is meaningful and accessible for all learners.
Local History Hub Portsmouth works with schools, heritage organisations and community partners to strengthen local history teaching across the city.
We’re keen to hear from teachers, schools and heritage organisations across Portsmouth who would like to get involved, whether by collaborating on projects, sharing expertise or supporting curriculum-linked local history opportunities.
The easiest way to get involved is to complete our Expression of Interest Form. It only takes a few minutes and helps us understand how you’d like to be part of the hub’s work.
👉 Complete the Expression of Interest Form to get involved.
Or contact us directly at enquiries@localhistoryhub.org.uk