The Midhurst Society aims to preserve, protect and improve local features of historic or public interest. It promotes high standards of planning and architecture.
In liaison with existing and proposed public authorities, it seeks to enhance the local environment and amenities.
A biannual magazine "Midhurst Heritage" (free to members) is published to encourage interest in our past, present and future - not only in Midhurst but also in our associated villages: Bepton, Cocking, Easebourne, Elsted and Didling, Heyshott, Lodsworth, Stedham with Iping, Trotton with Chithurst, West Lavington and Woolbeding.
The Society's other publications, occasional exhibitions and its archive collection record the history of the area and its inhabitants.
Meetings are held to enable members to discuss matters of local interest, for lectures and social functions. The Society, founded in 1961, is non-political, non-sectarian and non-profit making.
Please download the Society's leaflet and membership application here (PDF)