Fold and Flow is a grassroots creative project founded by artist Flora Duley, based between Hayling Island and London, UK. Established in 2021 alongside Loco Loaf Sourdough Bakery, Fold and Flow has grown into a shared studio and learning space for a core group of artists, visiting collaborators, schools, and community groups. The project also serves as a pilot for the Threefold Organism, exploring how creativity, social interaction, and individual development interconnect.
At Fold and Flow, we believe that creativity is for everyone — it’s not a rare talent reserved for “artistic” people. The true value of creative work lies in the ideas, thought, and dedication invested in making, rather than the finished product alone. Our workshops give people the freedom to explore, experiment, and shape ideas into tangible forms, fostering self-confidence and personal growth. The studio is a shared space where collaboration and social interaction matter — recognising that when each individual develops creatively, the whole community benefits.
Fold and Flow values creativity as a meaningful, human activity — one that nurtures connection, confidence, and lasting creative development.
For enquiries or collaboration opportunities, please contact Flora at [email protected]
If you’re interested in collaborating, get in touch 🙂
WHERE ARE WE:
First Floor (above Loco Loaf)
Unit 1, Furniss Business Park, Furniss Way, Hayling Island PO11 0FG
CONTACT FLORA: [email protected]
CONTACT STUDIO: [email protected]
GETTING HERE:
Getting There by Car
From mainland UK (e.g., London / M3 / A27): • Take the M3/A3 southbound toward Portsmouth. • Join the A27 toward Havant. • Leave the A27 at Havant / Hayling Island exit. • Follow the A3023 over the bridge onto Hayling Island.
Once on the island, follow signs toward West Town / Furniss Way.
Set your GPS to PO11 0FG for Furniss Business Park, then look for Loco Loaf. We are upstairs.
Tips:
Parking is available on nearby streets and industrial estate areas.
The A3023 bridge can be busy in peak summer season — allow extra travel time.
Getting There by Train
Nearest station: Havant railway station (SERVICES FROM London, Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton).
At Havant station: • Take a taxi directly to Fold and Flow (about 15–20 min). • OR connect with a bus from Havant Bus Station to Hayling Island.
Public Transport by Bus
From Havant Bus Station (Stand B) catch Stagecoach routes 30 or 31 to Hayling Island:
Route 30 runs anti-clockwise around the island.
Route 31 runs clockwise. (Havant to Hayling)
Nearest Stop: Station Theatre
Travelling by Bicycle
Hayling Island is very bike-friendly with off-road cycling paths.
From Havant Station you can use the Hayling Billy Trail – a traffic-free cycle/footpath running from the station over to Hayling Island. Savvy Cycling
Once on the island, cycle toward West Town / Furniss Way.
There are also cycle maps and routes you can link to for visitors. cyclehayling.org
Alternative Route
VIA PORTSMOUTH: TRAIN, BUS or BICYCLE, FERRY
Take a direct train to Portsmouth Harbour or Portsmouth & Southsea.
Cycle or Bus 25 to Eastney Ferry Point
Take the Hayling Ferry from Eastney (Portsmouth) to Ferry Point (Hayling Island).
From Ferry Point, walk or cycle toward West Town / Furniss Way (approximately 25–30 minutes on foot or a short cycle).
Fold and Flow is a grassroots creative project founded by artist Flora Duley, based between Hayling Island and London, UK. Established in 2021 alongside Loco Loaf Sourdough Bakery, Fold and Flow has grown into a shared studio and learning space for a core group of artists, visiting collaborators, schools, and community groups. The project also serves as a pilot for the Threefold Organism, exploring how creativity, social interaction, and individual development interconnect.
At Fold and Flow, we believe that creativity is for everyone — it’s not a rare talent reserved for “artistic” people. The true value of creative work lies in the ideas, thought, and dedication invested in making, rather than the finished product alone. Our workshops give people the freedom to explore, experiment, and shape ideas into tangible forms, fostering self-confidence and personal growth. The studio is a shared space where collaboration and social interaction matter — recognising that when each individual develops creatively, the whole community benefits.
Fold and Flow values creativity as a meaningful, human activity — one that nurtures connection, confidence, and lasting creative development.
For enquiries or collaboration opportunities, please contact Flora at [email protected]
If you’re interested in collaborating, get in touch 🙂
WHERE ARE WE:
First Floor (above Loco Loaf)
Unit 1, Furniss Business Park, Furniss Way, Hayling Island PO11 0FG
CONTACT FLORA: [email protected]
CONTACT STUDIO: [email protected]
GETTING HERE:
Getting There by Car
From mainland UK (e.g., London / M3 / A27): • Take the M3/A3 southbound toward Portsmouth. • Join the A27 toward Havant. • Leave the A27 at Havant / Hayling Island exit. • Follow the A3023 over the bridge onto Hayling Island.
Once on the island, follow signs toward West Town / Furniss Way.
Set your GPS to PO11 0FG for Furniss Business Park, then look for Loco Loaf. We are upstairs.
Tips:
Parking is available on nearby streets and industrial estate areas.
The A3023 bridge can be busy in peak summer season — allow extra travel time.
Getting There by Train
Nearest station: Havant railway station (SERVICES FROM London, Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton).
At Havant station: • Take a taxi directly to Fold and Flow (about 15–20 min). • OR connect with a bus from Havant Bus Station to Hayling Island.
Public Transport by Bus
From Havant Bus Station (Stand B) catch Stagecoach routes 30 or 31 to Hayling Island:
Route 30 runs anti-clockwise around the island.
Route 31 runs clockwise. (Havant to Hayling)
Nearest Stop: Station Theatre
Travelling by Bicycle
Hayling Island is very bike-friendly with off-road cycling paths.
From Havant Station you can use the Hayling Billy Trail – a traffic-free cycle/footpath running from the station over to Hayling Island. Savvy Cycling
Once on the island, cycle toward West Town / Furniss Way.
There are also cycle maps and routes you can link to for visitors. cyclehayling.org
Alternative Route
VIA PORTSMOUTH: TRAIN, BUS or BICYCLE, FERRY
Take a direct train to Portsmouth Harbour or Portsmouth & Southsea.
Cycle or Bus 25 to Eastney Ferry Point
Take the Hayling Ferry from Eastney (Portsmouth) to Ferry Point (Hayling Island).
From Ferry Point, walk or cycle toward West Town / Furniss Way (approximately 25–30 minutes on foot or a short cycle).