Welcome to the Emery Down village website -
a website for the village by the village. It brings together all the key areas of village life - the Village Hall, Church, Almshouses and the village Telephone Kiosk.
In addition, you will find a village forum for discussion topics and a calendar of upcoming events in Emery Down, Lyndhurst or in the near vicinity. There are also dedicated pages for the Church, the local history group 'How We Used To Live', the Village Hall, the Telephone Kiosk and the Almshouses, as well as a village small ads page for use by the village to promote events, advertise their village-based businesses, post small ads etc..

News & Events

Seventh Annual Plant and Cake Sale - THANK YOU!
It was a very successful and enjoyable sale.  We had over 200 visitors.  The weather improved and the plants were selling as fast as in the January sales.  People were so kind and generous baking cakes or growing plants for the sale.  The total raised for CAFOD's Ethiopia project was £3,026 -  a record.  The organisers wish to express a huge vote of thanks to all who supported the sale.  Plans are already afoot for next year! 
And many, many thanks to everyone from Henry and Nuala Rosenvinge
Organised by Lyndhurst Catholic Church, all proceeds will go to CAFOD's work in Ethiopia.

Unity Service on Sunday 4 June 2017
Christ Church, Emery Down
Crossing Barriers - Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
Meet at 4.00 pm for a picnic in the churchyard (if weather permits), or in the church if raining.
Please bring your own picnic and rugs and chairs.
Cake and tea will be provided.
The service will be at 5.30 pm.
A Churches Together in Britain and Ireland event.

​Mill Lane Rat Run
The first report of the joint Traffic Management Working Party set up by the Parish Councils of Lyndhurst and Minstead is now published.  Please click here to download the report.

Commemorating the First World War
A project to research the men whose names are inscribed on the lych gate in Emery Down is underway.  Please get in touch with Sara if you wish to be involved in any way - as a researcher or if you are a relative of any of the men whose names are listed.  Click the link to see the poster seeking your help.  We have a companion project with Lyndhurst Parish Council.  Please contact Adrian for details.


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