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03 March 2025

New Forest Marque Roadshow this weekend

The New Forest Marque Producers Roadshow is back at Everton Nurseries from 10am to 4pm on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2025. Free entry.

Browse and buy delicious New Forest food and drink which has grown, reared, caught, produced or processed right here on our doorstep, as well as a good selection of handmade products from The New Forest Marque art and craft members.

Also, meet and chat with a New Forest Wildlife Ranger.

As you discover an array of local produce from New Forest producers, you can take a look around the Everton Nurseries Garden Centre, and you can even take a break to recharge and refresh with breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at Camellias Restaurant.


Everton Nurseries & Camellias Restaurant
Christchurch Road, Everton, SO41 0BF
01590 642155

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New Forest Marque 
01590 646648

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Meet the Driving Miss Daisy Team

Driving Miss Daisy is a local assisted transportation & companionship service.

Recently there was a glowing review of their service on the 'We love Milford on Sea' Facebook page. So, for those not on Facebook, we thought we would tell you what we have found out about them. 

You can read more about the Driving Miss Daisy services below, or if you would like to chat to Samantha she can be contacted on: 01590 467679, or email: lymington@drivingmissdaisy.co.uk.

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About Driving Miss Daisy 

Samantha, is the owner of Driving Miss Daisy Lymington who along with her team, provide wheelchair accessible assisted transport and companionship.

They take people to any kind of medical or private appointment, grocery shopping, holiday trips, as well as family gatherings and social engagements. 

Driving Miss Daisy Team
They also provide companionship for days out, lunches, home visits, and take groups on social outings.

Samantha aims for her clients to live their lives to the fullest, and to alleviate isolation and loneliness by connecting them with their loved ones and their community.

Driving Miss Daisy has companion drivers who can individually tailor each journey to meet a clients needs. Whether you have any mobility issues or special medical requirements, the companion driving service is more than simply assisted transportation.

The Driving Miss Daisy Team will provide assistance in and out of  the home.

Client Safety Information, please click here.  

Driving Miss Daisy
01590 467679


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Community Library Book Sale on Saturday

Milford on Sea Community Library are holding their regular Book Sale in The Village Hall/Library in Park Road on Saturday 8th March 2025 from 10am to 12noon.

There will be plenty of interesting title on sale, alongside best-sellers.

Why not pop in and see what takes your reading pleasure.

The Book Sale take place every 2nd Saturday of each month from 10am to 12noon.

Book Donations

Do you have any good quality books you can donate to the village library?

If so, please just drop them in when the library is open.

The team then check if they are suitable for their readers, retaining the best in the library. The library then sell the surplus books at their Monthly Book Sale, which is their main income to pay costs, such as rent.

The library is open five days a week, on Monday & Tuesday from 2pm to 4pm and on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from 10am to 12noon.

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What's On in Milford on Sea Community Library

Milford on Sea Community Library, (Which also offers a Jigsaw Library, which are loaned like books), is now opening five days a week, on Monday & Tuesday from 2pm to 4pm and on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from 10am to 12noon.

Milford on Sea Community Library offers a lot more than you may realise and they are always looking for ways to support the village community:

Everyone is welcome to come into the library to relax in the space anytime that it is open and without charge.

The Milford on Sea Community Library and Village Hall also host:

Dominoes: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10.30am to 12noon. Everyone is welcome to come along to this friendly group who play just for fun whilst enjoying a social chat. No charge, and the kettle is always on!

'Pop In' Cafe: 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month from 10.30am to 11.30am. Everyone is welcome to go along for a tea/coffee and an informal chat.

Toddler Story Time: 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 10am. (Pop In Cafe days). The organising team very much hope the Mum's and Dad's will stay on for a chat and cuppa, or might like to join our popular village library.

Community Reading Group: 3rd Tuesday of each month at 1pm. Entry: £2 for tea and book hire. Everyone welcome.

Tea & Quiz: 4th Wednesday of each month from 2pm to 4pm. Entry: £3.50 including tea and biscuits. No prizes, just a relaxed and fun time. Everyone welcome.

Fundraising Book Sale: Every 2nd Saturday of each month from 10am to 12noon.

The Milford-on-Sea Recorded Music Society: Every 2nd & 4th Friday of each month at 2.30pm until 4.45pm. (September to July)

If you enjoy Classical Music, including Opera, Chamber and Jazz go along and find out more. Members of the Society have the opportunity to present a programme of music.

For more information please contact: John Beaumont 01425 628005 or Alan Keats 01425 614996.

Knit & Natter: Every Monday from 2pm to 4pm. This includes kitting for charity over a good chat!

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About Milford on Sea Community Library

In 2020, Hampshire County Council withdrew funding, and Milford on Sea Library was forced to close on 20th March 2020.

The library had been located in Milford on Sea Village Hall for several years. The Village Hall is operated by the trustees of the Milford Village Association (MVA) and they were happy for the library to stay.

So, the Library team, of Jill Neil, Liz Everard, Clare Johnston and several others, set about founding Milford on Sea Community Library in consultation with Hampshire County Council. Their quest was successful, and Milford on Sea Community Library became an independent library, run by volunteers, on 16th March 2021.

During Lockdown in 2020, to help keep community spirits up, the Library Team and Milford Mutual Aid with Jenny Whitely and valuable volunteers produced The Good News Newsletter, which was circulated throughout the village. A mini version of TGN as it has become known, continues to be published in the Village Voice Magazine.

The Milford on Sea Village Hall is also used by various community group and always willing to accommodate events, presentations and classes where possible.

Milford on Sea Community Library
Park Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QU
01590 644040
mosclibrary@gmail.com
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02 March 2025

Handmade Filled Burgers at Butchers on the Green

Alex at Butchers on the Green is once again offering his handmade signature 6oz Burgers filled with Spicy Jalapeño Cream Cheese and a Tortilla Crumb.

His popular, handmade Cheese and Bacon Burgers are also available in the shop alongside lots of other temptations!.

Everyone loves a burger, and these are popular every time Alex makes them. So go on, give them a try.


The next time you shop with Alex, you will also get a free shopping bag.

The bags are 'Butcher Themed' with illustrations of animals and cuts of meat.

If you would like a bag, but are not pending £40, you can simply buy one for £2.99.

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Fresh Ready Meals

Owner, butcher and former chef, Alex is constantly launching new dishes for you to enjoy at home, and they are all made by him in his village butchers shop.

Not only are they very tasty, they are also excellent value for money - as well as being healthy and freshly made.

It is also always worth popping in to see what other delicious ready meals Alex has created, any of which you can enjoy for your coming meals in the week.

From his time as a chef, Alex knows what tastes good, the pictures show some of the dishes he has created in the past weeks.

To keep up to date with the current offers and new ready meal dishes at Butchers on the Green, just keep an eye on their Facebook page at: facebook.com/butchersonthegreen.

Better still, pop in to see what is available, and try one!


Butchers on the Green
3 Church Hill, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QU

*Closed on Mondays

Butchers on the Green hold a 5 Star Food Hygiene Rating.
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Potential Public Pétanque Pitch for Milford on Sea Seafront

An idea for a potential public pétanque pitch on Milford on Sea Seafront is currently being considered by the Parish Council.

Pétanque Pitch in Nice
Photo taken by W. M. Connolley
The pétanque pitch would be for anyone to use and would cost in the region of £4,000.

The idea was introduced by local resident, Jonathan Ruddle who is the chair of New Milton Pétanque Club, which has several members from Milford on Sea. 

The suggested location for a 14m by 6m pitch would be on the grass area between the Needles Eye Café and the Hurst Road Car Park close by. Other locations are also being considered.

No decision has been made as yet.

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Milford Floral Art Club March Meeting

The next Meeting of Milford Floral Art Club Meeting will be at 2pm on Thursday 13th March 2025 in All Saints' Church Hall. Paying visitors are welcome.

This special afternoon entitled 'Flowers bring smiles', will feature a demonstration by Melanie Smith.

Doors open at 1.30pm. There are also refreshments, floral sundries for sale and a raffle. 

Visitors are welcome for £10 on the door.

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About Milford Floral Art Club

Milford Floral Art Club are a thriving, active and sociable floral art club who were founded in Milford on Sea in June 1983, and they have members of all age groups and backgrounds.

Afternoons feature demonstrations from professional NAFAS demonstrators, or workshops lead by fellow flower enthusiasts. There are also floral sundries for sale, refreshments, raffles and more. 

Everyone is welcome to come and join them for a fun filled afternoon with fellow flower lovers.

The club generally meet on second Thursday of each month at 2pm to 4pm (Doors open 1.30pm) at All Saints' Church Hall, Greenbanks Close, Milford on Sea, SO41 0SQ. 

Visitors Most Welcome for a small charge.  

For more information on joining the club, please contact Julia Kitley on: info.mfac1@gmail.com.

To find out more, you can also find the club on Facebook - please click here.


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Trudi Lloyd Williams Art Exhibition & Watercolour Workshop

Environmental Artist, Trudi Lloyd Williams MA is holding an art exhibition at the Pop-Up Strawberry Gallery daily from Saturday 8th March to Wednesday 12th March 2025.

The exhibition entitled: 'My Wild Life' will feature Trudi's paintings inspired by her exploration and observation of our local rivers and wetlands. 

On  Saturday 8th March there will also be an Artist's Talk at 2.30pm, when Trudi will discuss her work with environmental organisations on rivers and inshore waters both in the UK and Greece.

Opening Times: Private View Friday 7th March 6-8pm | Saturday 8th March 10am-4pm - Artist's Talk 2:30pm | Sunday 9th March 11am-4:30pm | Monday 10th March 10am-4:30pm | Tuesday 11th March 10am-4:30pm | Wednesday 12th March 10am-4:30pm.

Entry is free.

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Water Colour Workshop with Trudi Lloyd Williams
Monday 10th March until Wednesday 12th March 2025

Hosting the watercolour workshop will be Trudi Lloyd Williams, Trudi will take you through the basics of how to prepare and what to use for watercolour painting. 

This will include masking, brush and wash techniques, to mark making and finishing details.

£120 per person. Booking essential.

Please bring your own paper, paints and brushes. Materials available at cost price.

To book, please call Trudi on 07973 411695 or email

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About Trudi Lloyd Williams 

Trudi studied at UAL: University of the Arts London (UAL), and is an environmental artist, triathlete, mum, windsurfer, and passionate about the marine environment.




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About The Strawberry Gallery

Gail Steggell opened her latest Pop-Up Contemporary Art Gallery at 61 High Street, Milford on Sea in January 2025, having previously been at 106 High Street from June to December 2023.

The former gallery hosted an eclectic collection of contemporary art and ceramics by predominantly locally based established and emerging artists.

The gallery also featured bespoke greetings cards, solo exhibitions, in addition to art courses and well-being sessions.

Gail formerly ran the popular Tradewinds Gallery in the village where she supported and promoted emerging and established artisans, potters, painters, jewellery makers and the like.

To see the latest happenings at The Strawberry Gallery, please visit The Strawberry Gallery Facebook page.


The Strawberry Gallery (Opposite The Smugglers)
61 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QG
07809 431866
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01 March 2025

Random Car Stranded on Rock Near Hurst Spit

The Advertiser & Times captured some dramatic pictures of a crashed Audi A1 car that was left mounted on a rock, with its front end dipping into the water, off New Lane in Milford on Sea, near Hurst Spit.

It appears the car did not take the sharp left, almost right angle corner in New Lane, and went straight on, flying onto the rock.

The A&T amusingly shared some quips, including “Caught between a rock and a hard place”, “Is this what they mean by an overflow car park?”; and “Audi do that?”

The police were called at 8.26pm on Thursday 27th February 2025. Apparently, three occupants of the vehicle were reported to have walked away from the scene. The police are making enquiries into the incident.

Pictures by A&T

Pictures by A&T
Those with information can get in touch online via www.hampshire.police.uk or call 101, quoting reference 44250089610.

Crimestoppers can also be contacted anonymously at crimestoppers-uk.org or on 0800 555 111.

To read the full article in the A&T please click here. This behind a paywall, but it is worth subscribing to keep up with more local news. Subscription offer running at present.

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28 February 2025

Fund Raising Lunch for Milford Girls Cricket Team on Friday

Our very successful Milford on Sea Girls Cricket Team are about to embark on a new season, and this coming Friday will be raising funds at  the First Friday Lunch in The Bridge on Friday 7th March 2025 from 12.30pm onwards.

The lunch will consist of a delicious home-cooked two course meal, and there will be a raffle and entertainment.

Entry is £8 on the door, and everyone is welcome.

Please go along to support the wonderful Milford Primary School Girls Cricket Club who were New Forest Schools Champions in 2022, 2023, and 2024, and Hampshire County Champions in 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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Milford Girls Cricket Club

The Milford Girls Cricket teams started when Carolyn Brown and some other local coaches made a number of homemade cricket videos during the first Covid Lockdown in March 2020, and then invited Milford on Sea Primary School to form some girls cricket teams. Since then, the teams have grown from strength to strength.

The teams play at Barnes Lane Recreation Ground and train weekly during the season to play in three teams; The Heys, The Hoes and The Flints (named after Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the former English Women’s Captain).

In the first two seasons, from complete novices, nine girls played District Cricket, with two featuring in the U11 Hampshire Girls squad. Five Y4 Milford schoolgirls were crowned Hampshire U9 Champions, and eight of the U11s became Hampshire Champions or Runners-up in both softball and hardball.

Milford on Sea Primary School also won the Girls Dynamos Cricket Hampshire County Final after taking a staggering 10 wickets at the Ageas Bowl on Tuesday 28th June 2022.

In 2023, the three Milford on Sea Primary School teams entered the New Forest School Sports Partnership Girls Dynamo Cricket Tournament held at Calmore Cricket Club on Thursday 25th May. They each won all of their final matches, securing a clean sweep of 1st places and Gold Medals for Milford on Sea.

At the same tournament, and for the second year in a row, The Heys brought back the NFSSP trophy and qualified for the Hampshire County Finals to be played on 20th June 2023 at the Ageas Bowl.

Since then the girls have kept winning.

Current Roll of Honour

New Forest Schools Champions: 2022, 2023, 2024

Hampshire County Champions: 2022, 2023, 2024

New players are always welcome, to find out more, please contact Carolyn Brown at capat40@hotmail.com.

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Everyone is welcome to Social Deaf Club on Tuesday - Hard of hearing, or not

Everyone is invited, hard of hearing or not, to the next New Forest Social Deaf Club on Tuesday 4th March 2025 in The Cave.

Since the launch of the Social Deaf Club in February 2024 the numbers attending have grown constantly since the first get together. If you are curious, this gathering will be a nice time to go along.

Drop in anytime from 5pm to 8pm and you can even bring your dog!

The evening is a great opportunity to meet and chat to new people whilst relaxing over a glass of your favourite wine, a speciality gin & tonic, or a premium beer, - and if you fancy, grab a tasty plate of meat, fish or vegetarian Tapas.

This informal social gathering is attended by friendly people from the village and across the New Forest.

Hard of hearing, or not, everyone is welcome.

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About The New Forest Social Deaf Club

The New Forest Social Deaf Club is a drop-in social get together, which held the First Tuesday of Every Month between 5pm to 8pm in The Cave, Milford on Sea.

Entry is free to enjoy this regular social evening and meet new people. Everyone is invited, hard of hearing, or not. Pet dogs also welcome!

The club was founded in February 2024 and is hosted by the founder, local Deaf Communications Professional, Nancy Weatherson. Nancy also runs Introduction to British Sign Language courses in the village, just contact her if you want to find out more.

To read more about Nancy and the New Forest Social Deaf Club, please click here.


FeelHear & New Forest Social Deaf Club
Nancy Weatherson
Deaf Communications Professional

Enhanced DBS Certificate holder | NRCPD Registered 213333

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The Cave
2 Church Hill, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QH
01590 642195

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26 February 2025

SLAK fighting to Save Hurst Spit

At the beginning of January we published an article about a new a campaign group called 'Save Lymington and Keyhaven' (SLAK) who were formed to fight the proposals for the planned long-term abandonment of Hurst Spit, and the potential effect on the Danes Stream, Keyhaven and Lymington River.

Since then, the RNLI have commented that the Hurst Spit Plan is “misguided” and “ridiculous”.

Hurst Spit: February 2025
Photo taken by Chris Runeckles
It is worth noting that the Hurst Spit has
been storm damaged like this several
times in the past and with a little help,
has mainly naturally regenerated.
The SLAK group now includes The Royal Lymington and Lymington Town sailing clubs, Keyhaven Yacht Club, Hurst Castle Sailing Club, Wightlink, Lymington RNLI, Lymington Yacht Haven, Berthon Boat Company and Lymington Marina.

Recently, SLAK met with the Environment Agency, to which they responded ‘We are listening. It remains to be seen if any of the plans change.

As the Hurst Spit to Lymington Strategy currently stands, the draft plan is to maintain the existing shape of Hurst Spit for the next 10 to 20 years. After which, active management would be reduced, eventually allowing the shingle formation to return to a more natural form. 

In other words, changing from a 'Hold the Line' strategy to a 'Managed Retreat'. 

Hurst Spit
To read more, please click here.

However, a plan to ‘roll back’ the sea wall along sections of the coast has been heavily criticised by local sailing clubs and marine organisations, which say it could cause Lymington River to become unnavigable, and severely affect local marine businesses, and ultimately be a threat to Lymington itself. 

With Hurst Spit breached, Hurst Castle would potentially no longer have any access from the land.

Hurst Spit to Lymington Strategy. To find out more, please visit


To follow SLAK and their updates, please visit:

Save Lymington and Keyhaven - SLAK
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Mister Pink's launch an easy to use online Click & Collect Service

Mister Pink's fish & chip shop have launched a new Click & Collect Service.

The online click and collect system is simple to use, just choose what you want to order, pick a time slot for collection, and order/pay from home. 

Then, when you arrive, your meal will be ready for you to take home and enjoy. 

To take a look or to order, please visit:

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New Menu

In the past few weeks a new menu has been introduced. Alongside the classics, there are new choices including homemade Thai infused cod fishcakes, fritters, Southern fried chicken, pies and more. 



Kids Menu with a drink for a great value £5. Children can choose from cod bites, small sausage, or 4 chicken nuggets, all with chips, plus a fruit juice or water.

They have also introduced Lunchtime Special Deals which have tempting options to choose from £6.

There is also a regular Specials Menu which has already included options such as: saveloy, scampi, sweet chilli king prawns, halloumi fries, onion rings, mozzarella sticks, garlic mushrooms, whitebait, cheesy chips, and jalapenos poppers.

The fish & chip shop also has new extended opening times for the winter, which will increase in Summer 2025.

It is great to see that the team get many great online reviews from customers and are they are looking forward to an exciting 2025.

Mister Pink's Facebook page is worth following to hear their ongoing news, please click here.

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About Mister Pink's

Mister Pink's fish & chip shop was founded over 50 years ago by Malcolm 'Mac' Pink. Following Mac's retirement, his son, Steve Pink took control of running Mister Pink's until recently.

The popular takeaway was originally located in the high street towards Keyhaven before moving to its current location on Church Hill, Milford on Sea many years ago.

Mac Pink lived in retirement until the grand age of 93, before passing peacefully in January 2024.

Steve Pink had been at the heart of Mister Pinks for over 40 years, before in December 2024 taking well-earned retirement. 

Ella and Dave purchased the long-standing and much valued village fish & chip shop in December 2024.

Previously, Ella had been Assistant Manager, and Dave the long term Chef, at The Smugglers Inn just across the road.

On taking over, the couple introduced an extended menu, specials, a kids menu, and a brand new logo for the business.

Mister Pink's
Church Hill, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QH
01590 642930

Online Click & Collect Service

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Council Tax Doubled for Second Homes in the Village

From 1 April 2025, New Forest District Council (NFDC) will be applying a 100% Council Tax premium for properties which are furnished and are not occupied as anyone's permanent residence. Effectively, doubling the council tax for second home owners.

The concept is to encourage owners of second homes to make their properties available to be used as a permanent residence to increase the housing supply for local households.

The NFDC also states that this will 'Raise additional revenue to support the vital services provided to our local communities.' 

It is envisaged that Hampshire County Council with use 70% of the additional revenue which will include specific funding for Adult Social Care, Town and Parish Councils will get 5%.

Other beneficiaries will be the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire, New Forest District Council, and the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service.

There are some exceptions where the premium will not apply which are listed here.

To read more, please click here.

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Great Food & Wine Events & Offers at Ray's Italian Kitchen

If you love great food and wine, the latest events & offers announced at the ever popular, Ray's Italian Kitchen in Milford on Sea High Street will have a lot to tempt you. 

Take a look and book your favourites.

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LASAGNE FOR 2

Wednesdays, lunch and dinner

£39 for two - Traditional pork and beef lasagne to share with flatbread & salad plus a 175ml glass of house wine each.

Pre-bookings only. Vegetarian lasagne available.

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WEDNESDAY LUNCH CLUB 

19th March, and 23rd April 2025

Ray's Monthly Lunch Club is back with a curated 2 or 3 course set menu.

Pre-bookings only up to lunch time the day before.

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PIZZA AND A PINT FOR £18 

Tuesdays, Lunch and Dinner

Have any pizza and a pint of Peroni for just £18! 

Choose from a spicy Diavola, moreish Pollo Picanti or house favourite Piedemonte and enjoy with a pint of Peroni to wash it all down.

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WINE DINNERS

The Wines of Puglia

Wednesday 26th March 2025 

Enjoy some incredible wines from the Puglia region paired with beautiful dishes that include Fava Bean Orecchiette and Bombette Pugliesi, all while the guest speaker from @alivinicoltd talks you through what makes Puglia such a fantastic wine region.

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Explore The Americas with Ellis Wines 

Wednesday 30th April 2025

Explore the Americas with wines from Chile, Argentina and the USA, alongside a small plates menu with dishes inspired by each country.

Booking essential - Wine Dinners £65 per person.

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SUNDAY ROAST LUNCH

Sunday 16th March 2025 and Easter Sunday 20th April 2025

Bring the family for a gorgeous Sunday roast with an Italian twist.

Take a look at the menu, it looks very tempting.

This is likely to be a sell out, so please book early.

Booking essential - £10 per head deposit.



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To Book, please contact the team at Ray's Italian Kitchen:
01590 645300 - info@raysitaliankitchen.co.uk

To discover more Dining Deals and the Upcoming Events at Ray's Italian Kitchen, please click here.




Ray’s Italian Kitchen
11 High Street, Milford on Sea, SO41 0QF
01590 645300

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2 for 1 Pancakes at The Lighthouse

Celebrate Pancake Day at The Lighthouse and enjoy 2 for 1 Pancakes all day.

Sweet & savoury pancakes will be on offer for one day on Tuesday 4th March 2025 between 9am to 3pm.

Buy one pancake meal and enjoy the 2nd free of charge.



The Lighthouse on Milford on Sea seafront are also once again running these popular special offers:

Dining Offers at The Lighthouse

Local's Lunch - Tuesday lunchtimes

The menu offers two courses for £12.50, or three courses for £15.50.

Please check The Lighthouse website or social media for menu updates. Please click here.

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Thrifty Thursdays' - Thursday evenings from 5.30pm. 

Enjoy 2 courses for £15. The menu includes some favourites and weekly changing specials.

Please check The Lighthouse website or social media for menu updates. Please click here.

*Both offers runs from January to end of February 2025.

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About The Lighthouse

Situated on Milford on Sea seafront, The Lighthouse is an independent & relaxed seaside bar and restaurant serving up fresh, local dishes throughout the day seven days a week, including breakfast, lunch and dinner.

For bright days, the outside terrace is a great place for an alfresco drink or meal.

The Lighthouse also offer a takeaway service with hot & cold snacks, ice creams & drinks for beachgoers and walkers.

Throughout the year, regular entertainment events are held, featuring live music, tribute acts, and dining events.

Private dining and events can also be catered for in the Function Room for groups of 30 from Sunday to Wednesday, and 50 on Fridays and Saturdays. Ideal for getting together with loved ones, or for a meeting or group event. Sit down meal and buffet options available for exclusive use hire.

 
The Lighthouse Seaside Bar & Dining
Hurst Road, Milford on Sea, SO41 0PY
01590 718040

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