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Milford on Sea Bowls Club
Hurst Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0PY
www.facebook.com/milfordonseabowlsclub
www.milfordonseabowlsclub.org
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Milford on Sea Bowls Club
Hurst Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0PY
www.facebook.com/milfordonseabowlsclub
www.milfordonseabowlsclub.org
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About the Milford on Sea Music Festival
As the village eagerly awaits the Milford on Sea Music Festival, which takes place on the village green from Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd July 2023, a festival clothing range has been launched and an announcement about the programme made.
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About John Illsley
About Retro Grooves: www.retrogrooves.co.uk
Enjoy a drink as you step back in time with the classic sounds from late 50s to the late 80s.
To book your seat please call: 01590 644665.
The Lazy Lion are holding a Charity Quiz Night on Tuesday 30th May.
Celebrate A Right Royal May half-Term at Hurst Castle from Saturday 27th May until Sunday 4th June - 10am to 5.30pm.
About Hurst Castle
Hurst Castle Open: 27th March to 31st October - 10am to 5.30pm Daily.
All Saints' Church & Church Hall
Greenbanks Close, Milford on Sea, SO41 0SQ
01590 644992
office.allsaintsmilford.org.uk
www.allsaintsmilford.org.uk
www.facebook.com/AllSaintsMilfordOnSea
About the The New Forest Paddle Sports Company
The revamped garden and 'The Gun Fire' outdoor kitchen at The Gun Inn are now fully open and ready for bookings or walk-ins.
To see the latest information, please click here.
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History of The Gun Inn
Due to his fame in the world of Wild Fowling, it has often been said that ‘The Gun’ was named for Colonel Peter Hawker’s punt gun, but Hawker didn’t make his first visit to Keyhaven until 1814, some 24 years after the first records appear naming the building as ‘The Gun’. We think it is more likely that the sign post for Hurst Castle simply had a gun on it, and that sign stood in front of the building which now carries its name.