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Tuesday 6 September 2022

Talk on Smuggling conflict at Naish Beach

Following his recent talk on the Special Operations Executive (SOE) at Beaulieu, Nick Saunders returns to speak to Milford on Sea Historical Record Society (MOSHRS) on:

“Smuggling: an armed incident at Naish Beach, 1825”.
Thursday, 29th September, 2022 at 7.15pm at All Saints Church Hall.

Non-members welcomed: £5 payable at the door.

Pic from: www.miltonheritagesociety.co.uk

Date for your diary: 

The Rt. Hon. Dr. Julian Lewis MP will speak on:

“Kink Kincaid and the Schneider Trophy”
Thursday November 24th at 7.15pm at All Saints Church Hall.

Wikipedia: Julian Murray Lewis (born 26 September 1951) is a British Conservative Party politician serving as the Member of Parliament (MP), representing New Forest East since 1997.Lewis has served as Chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee since 2020, succeeding Dominic Grieve.

Lewis served as Chair of the Defence Select Committee from 2015 to 2019. He actively pursues the retention and renewal of the British strategic nuclear deterrent, the UK Trident programme – confirmed in 2016 – and campaigns for Defence expenditure to be restored to 3% of GDP. Lewis had the Conservative Party whip removed after successfully standing against the Government's preferred candidate for the chairmanship of the Intelligence and Security Committee, former Secretary of State for Transport Chris Grayling, on 15 July 2020. The whip was restored on 30 December 2020.

A Eurosceptic, Lewis is a supporter of the pro-Brexit groups Leave Means Leave and the European Research Group (ERG). He was one of just 28 Conservative MPs (the 'Spartans') who voted all three times against Theresa May's EU Withdrawal Agreement, regarding it as "Brexit in Name Only".

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About the Milford on Sea Historical Record Society 

MOSHRS is one of the oldest local history societies in the country. 

The society is ideal for anyone interested in hearing about local history and meeting others with similar interests.

MOSHRS have an active membership with a programme of informative talks and an annual outing. 

The society also has an excellent website with a lot of historical village information and interesting pictures of Milford on Sea in the past.

The MOSHRS meet 5 times a year and membership is just £10 per year. 

To find out moreplease click here.


MoS Historical Record Society




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