Three and a half million pound makeover for Hampshire landmark

The chapel has been painstakingly restored Credit: ITV

History is being brought back to life thanks to a major renovation project in Hampshire.

Until it was demolished in the 1960s, the Royal Victoria Military Hospital dominated the landscape at Netley.

The original building was quarter of a mile long Credit: HCC

It was the longest building in the world when it was completed, but all that remains now is a small chapel which fell into disrepair.

Now, after a three and a half million pound restoration project it's re-opened to the public. Rachel Hepworth reports:

Rachel spoke to Project Manager Paul Del-A-More, architect Bethan Knights and Cllr Seán Woodward from Hampshire County Council.

For more information about visiting the chapel and climbing the tower, click here