recreational and educational facilities to all, always vibrant and busy - it's used and enjoyed by up to 4,000 people every week. 
Saving lives at sea was the theme of the day as RNLI fundraisers from a Hampshire care home visited their local lifeboat station. Four residents of Colten Care’s Belmore Lodge in Lymington took a minibus trip across town to meet some of the 21 volunteers whose vital work they support. 
Finding things for the children to do whilst you are working can be a real chore. In a bid to try and make things slightly easier for you, here is a summary of holiday children that is usually on offer in and around Lymington. 
There are lots of exciting things to do in the New Forest, Lymington and surrounding areas this February half term. Here's our guide of what's on locally for visitors and locals. For those having to juggle work with school holidays, we have information about 
Does everybody know about this fabulous and friendly golf facility on the edge of Lymington? Whether you're local or visiting the area, Lymington Golf Centre and New Forest Adventure Golf offer the perfect day out. 
competitively priced carpets and flooring. 
estate to whomever you like e.g. relatives, charities and pets. 
The Community ‘Big Pot’ Awards form part of a grant set up over the course of two financial years. A total of £100,000 has been allocated from monies received by the Town Council from the Buckland Farm development scheme. The Town Council has approved that
Luxury New Forest hotel The Montagu Arms has announced the appointment of new head chef Matthew Whitfield, who returns to the UK after working at one of the world’s top restaurants. 
Guests and new members welcome in categories not already represented - do come along and join us on a completely no obligation basis!
The one member per business category keeps the group tight knit and helps to forge strong links.
Please check out the current member list here
Members are expected to attend regularly
Particularly because this is a one member per category group we do ask for regular attendance, referrals and recommendations from members.
To keep ideas and discussion fresh and flowing and to introduce new contacts and connections, members are also encouraged to bring guests both on a regular basis and especially to our very popular “Open Evenings”.
Guests are also welcome to apply directly to attend an upcoming meeting
Meeting format - structure plus informality
Meetings start in and around the bar area to greet each other and introduce guests, then move to the dining room and each person stands to present their “one minute” summary of their business and the kind of referrals and introductions being sought.
After the meal, on a rota basis one member has the opportunity to make a 10 minute presentation.
The final “formal” element of the evening is when each member offers testimonials and referrals to other members. This is done in a friendly low key way, to encourage genuine referrals. Then it’s coffee and back to general networking chat until people begin to leave.
If you like the sound of the way we operate, do get in touch and come along as a guest to our next meeting at the Stanwell House Hotel.
