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The Royal Oak Country Pub & Pantry

Traditional signwriter In MIdhurst West Sussex, at the heart of the South Downs National Park- Serving businesses, clubs, organisations and individuals. Full design service - signs hand made and installed or painted on site.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT To promote responsible dog ownership amongst those that own a pure bred bulldog To ensure that all those who can no longer keep their bulldog for whatever reason, have the option of safely placing their dog in a vetted pet home. To ensure a place of safety is available to all bulldogs who’s owners can no longer cope or look after their dog properly To be available to offer unbiased breed advice to all those that own a pure bred bulldog To educate bulldog owners in the hope that bulldogs in the future can be free from cruelty, abuse and neglect DONATE 24 HOURS A DAY - TEXT BULL24 £10 to 70070

we sell and buy military surplus equipment and will source any thing you want but cant find

Midhurst Motorcycle Club has been founded in 1914 and has been socializing with all the Motorcyclist from Midhurst and Surrounding Villages together, for meetings and rides out. We Meet every 3rd Wednesday of each Month at 7.30pm on the "Country Inn Pub"

The Midhurst and Petworth Observer comes out every Thursday.

Original Art Work and Prints, Picture Framing Service, Art Materials and Supplies for all abilities, Kid's Crafts, Gifts and Greetings Cards, plus more...

You might be wondering how fit you need to be to join a running club. The Midhurst Milers welcomes runners of all abilities. However, when asked the question, we usually advise that to get the most of the Wednesday evening sessions you should be able to jog continuously for approximately 30 minutes (it doesn’t matter what speed) before you come along for the first time. That’s not a rule – it’s just intended to give you an idea of what to expect and help you feel more confident about coming. If you’re not sure, you could always pop into the gym and try it out on the treadmill first. Depending on your level of fitness, it is likely to be quite challenging the first time you come along . Please stick with it! We’ve all been there, so we know how you feel. We also know how quickly people improve once they start running with us regularly

The Midhurst West Sussex Community Page is managed by Midhurst Together, a voluntary group working to support interaction among all elements of the Midhurst community (business and tourism; arts and crafts; environment and heritage; sport; youth and learning; welfare, wellbeing and faith) especially by sharing information about each other's interests and activities. We believe that a vibrant community is an attractive community, and a high level of community pride, interaction and energy is the essential foundation for high footfall in the town, and a more prosperous local economy. Many of us have found that it is very hard to find out what is going on in the town. This is not only frustrating but also has a negative effect on the collective impact of all our activities, and on economic viability. So we are committed to supporting more joined-up community interaction and information flows, as the basis for even greater sense of pride and enjoyment of Midhurst is a great place to live and visit, through a stronger print, web and social media presence, and more face-to-face interaction. Midhurst Together holds informal meetings approximately weekly, announced on this FB page, twitter and elsewhere. All members of the Midhurst community are welcome to attend these meetings, and share their views constructively and join in our shared activities.

Time Banking is where communities share skills, help each other and everyone benefits. For every hour people work they earn a 'time credit' which they can then 'spend' when they need help. There are over 100 time banks in the UK and they have been shown to reduce social isolation, help volunteers to gain valuable work experience and bring communities together.

Midhurst Camera Club is a social camera club for traditional and digital photographers of all levels of experience, and has been going since 1977! Club members range from beginners to the very talented whilst cameras used range from basic to the “professional”. It doesn’t matter where you fit into this spectrum, an enthusiasm for photography is the most important thing. We all support and encourage each other whilst maintaining a healthy competitive spirit! We warmly welcome guests and newcomers to attend our meetings. The club meets 7.30pm for a 7.45pm start, fortnightly on Wednesdays at Cowdray Hall, Parkway, Easebourne, Midhurst, between the beginning of September and the end of May. Membership costs £32.50 per year, renewable in September. Full time students can join for free and concessions are available to part time students.For new members joining in January to April membership is reduced to £15.00. Please do contact us if you would like more details or would like to leave some feedback. Non-members are very welcome to attend any of our Speaker nights (£2.50 admission), as well as our workshops (£4.00 admission).

Midhurst & Easebourne F.C. is an English football club based in Midhurst, West Sussex. The club are currently members of Division Two of the Sussex County League and play at Dodsley Road.