This week's newsletter includes a special plea for more support for Lymington Community Centre, plus news of promotions from Scott Bailey Solicitors, and a round up of Christmas events at the Montagu Arms in Beaulieu.

November is a month for remembering. Starting with All Saints and All Souls, to Remembrance Sunday and the 11th day of the 11th month, to Sing Faure's Requiem and Light up a Life. Also a great opportunity to learn about the Menopause, later this month with The Arches Physiotherapy. Plus the usual round up of upcoming events. 

This week's Weekly What's On is firstly about Halloween which seems this year to have captured multiple imaginations. Then there's news of poppy displays and singing for Remembrance, and diary dates for key community Christmas events, and much more!

The clocks go back this weekend and with them a change to the pattern of our days. It's also October half term and the Folklore and Phantoms trail at Beaulieu sounds suitably ghoulish! Plus other fun sounding half term events and activities running through the whole week.

Autumn Edibles is the theme of this week's Weekly What's On, including next weekend's New Forest Marque Autumn Market. And love is one of the core values demonstrated by the children of Lymington Infant School - which has Open Days and an Open Evening coming up. Plus the usual round up of upcoming events.

Spectacular sunsets, marvellous moons, 25 years at Scott Bailey, record breaking pumpkins... all in this week's Weekly What's On along with an updated round up of upcoming events...

This week's Weekly What's On e-newsletter has celebrating anniversaries as its theme, with a feature about Cambium the flagship restaurant at Careys Manor Hotel in Brockenhurst which is ten years old this autumn. Plus as usual a round up of upcoming events.

The Wonder of the Wander is the theme of this week's Weekly What's On e-newsletter, with news of the upcoming New Forest Walking Festival, a domiciliary physiotherapist who will come to your home, and a round up of upcoming events.

This week's newsletter includes updates on the Pony Drifts and Pannage in the New Forest, plus news of young sailors going to the Worlds, a Silent Disco in October, and a new exhibition at St Barbe Museum & Art Gallery.

As dusk falls earlier and the moon especially when full becomes more noticeable in the sky, a reminder of SenSpa's Autumn Sound Sessions designed to align with the phases of the moon, focusing on the different chakra energies of each of the autumn full moons. Also a new section called Useful Contacts, and events newly added by the Countryside Education Trust and the Lymington Society.