BNI Fleet First
- Where
- Fleet
- Cost
- No ticket price
- Who
- Open to all
North Hampshire
Seven dates coming up, mostly on Wednesdays at 06:45, no ticket price.
Three a day, the rest folded under each day. Narrow it to a time of day.
By kind: All seven breakfasts in FleetAdd the town to my calendar
Hart's main town: the district's largest administrative, retail and commercial centre, close to the M3 and on the main line to London. Next to it is Fleet Pond, the largest freshwater body in Hampshire.
Hart District Council's local plan is direct about Fleet's role. It is "the largest administrative, retail and commercial centre within the District" and holds a significant share of the district's jobs, helped by being close to the M3 and having a mainline station with trains to London, Basingstoke and Southampton. For planning purposes Hart treats Fleet together with Church Crookham and Elvetham Heath. The ONS counted 37,790 people in the Fleet built-up area at the 2021 Census.
The Basingstoke Canal runs across the town from east to west. Hart's plan records significant recent housing on three sides: Edenbrook to the west, Crookham Park to the south and Elvetham Heath to the north, which has its own school, community hall, church and supermarket. To the east, growth is held back by the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area, which runs tight against the edge of the town. The plan's town centre policy is to keep Fleet as the main town centre in Hart, with new shops directed first to its primary shopping area.
Fleet Town Council wrote a neighbourhood plan, starting in 2018, and Hart adopted it into its development plan on 28 November 2019. The plan says Fleet is "recognised nationally as a great place to live" but has faced "significant development pressure". Its policies deal with the core shopping zone, the stretch of Fleet Road between Victoria Road and Gurkha Square, the entrance to the high street, and routes that connect the town centre to local community buildings. In other words, the shopping centre of Fleet is Fleet Road itself.
Across Hart as a whole the ONS counted 4,600 enterprises in its 2026 UK Business Counts. That covers the whole district, not just the town, and 4,140 of those businesses had fewer than ten staff.
Hart District Council looks after Fleet Pond, which it describes as the largest freshwater body in Hampshire. The nature reserve around it covers 141 acres of heathland, woodland, reedbed and marsh, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and holds a Green Flag Award.
The Fleet venue we have a page for is The Lismoyne Hotel. Farnborough, Hook and Aldershot are other towns nearby with pages, and North Hampshire brings them together. First breakfast meeting? Read what happens at a business breakfast.
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One venue with dates coming up in Fleet.
Closest first, as the crow flies.
About 3 miles, 14 coming up
About 4 miles, 1 coming up
About 5 miles, 8 coming up
About 7 miles, 7 coming up
Answered from the listings above.
Most often on Wednesdays, and the usual start is 06:45. There are 7 dates coming up, the next on Wednesday 18 November.
None of the dates listed here has a ticket price. Most still ask you to book, so the organiser knows who is coming: each row links to the event page.
Every event listed here is open to all.
Every Monday morning we post the week’s events on LinkedIn and Facebook, Fleet included.