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Rowland's Castle (or Rowlands Castle; the apostrophe is sometimes disputed) is a village north of Havant on the Hampshire/West Sussex border. The village lies on the area where the Forest of Bere used to be on the eastern boundary of Hampshire. Largely a quiet residential village but it has four pubs and the Former Van Morrison guitarist Herbie Armstrong operates The Fountain Inn in the centre of the village next to the Village Green. The village takes its name from a Motte-and-bailey castle in the area, the remains of which can still be seen to the south of Redhill Road. The village is crossed by three long-distance footpaths which are used by many ramblers; the Monarch's Way, Sussex Border Path and Staunton Way. Due to the suitable clay available it is known that the Romans made pottery, brick and tiles at Rowland's. A castle was built at some time between 1066 and 1199 and is first documented under the name ROLOKECASTEL in 1381. During the twelfth century it was still in good repair and Henry II spent several days there hunting and holidaying but it is known to have been abandoned by the 15th century. The site was damaged by railway building and quarrying in the 19th century and now only the earthworks and a few small sections of wall remain. Rowland's Castle lies on the northern section of the Neogene deposits of the Hampshire Basin. The north of the village touches the chalk of the southern South Downs. In the south of the village is the Reading Formation which gave rise to the former local brick industry.