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About Eastleigh
Eastleigh is a railway town in Hampshire,
is the main town in the Eastleigh borough. The town
lies between Southampton and Winchester, and is part
of the South Hampshire conurbation. It stretches from
Netley on the banks of Southampton Water, the historic
river villages of Hamble-le-Rice, Bursledon and Botley,
the developing areas of Hedge End, West End and Fair
Oak and the green residential belt of Chandler's Ford.
A village called East Leah has been nearby for centuries,
but the railway station was originally named Bishopstoke
Junction, only becoming Eastleigh in 1923, after the
town that sprung up around it. With a population of
over 117,000 Eastleigh has seen a rapid and controlled
expansion in residential, industrial and commercial
development over recent years. Perhaps Eastleigh's
most well known 'resident' is the Spitfire plane which
was built in the town and first flown from Eastleigh
Aerodrome (now Southampton International Airport).
The most famous person linked to Eastleigh is Benny
Hill who grew up in the town. In his honour a new
road was recently named Benny Hill Close, though many
of the people who had bought the new homes were not
happy with the decision. In 2005 Eastleigh's MP became
Chris Huhne (Liberal Democrat) after the previous
MP (David Chidgey, also Liberal Democrat) retired.
Huhne narrowly beat the Conservative candidate Conor
Burns with a 2.6% swing against the Liberal Democrats
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