An estate pub opened in the 1950's when the Hawley Estate was built and originally called the Cody Tree, recalling the aeroplane trials made at the beginning of the century by Colonel S F Cody on nearby Farnborough Common. Franklin Cody took off from Farnborough Common before crash landing in a clump of trees, after being hit by a gust of wind.
Originally a typical 50's estate pub with a separate public bar, lounge and hatch for off sales it has now all been knocked through with a bright and airy feel. There is a pool table (free on Saturday), table football and darts area as well as a selection of other games. Happy hour is on Tuesday. quiz night Wednesday in the public. Friday nights there is a regular disco, breakfast is served Saturday and on Sunday there is a popular roast,
Hawley Arms, Hawley