The Coal Exchange, Emsworth

BEST FOR RAMBLERS
The Coal Exchange,
Emsworth,
Hampshire
This harbour-side pub is a favourite stop-off point on one of the South's most popular walking trails.
The coastal journey follows he Solent Way, a 60-mile footpath linking Milford-on.- ;ea in the New Forest with Emsworth. An alternative route is the Wayfarer's Walk, which extends 70 miles between the coast near Portsmouth to Emsworth, along in everything from coastal mudflats to the highest downland in southern England.
The Coal Exchange is a great place to fortify yourself before you start, or to rest our weary legs after a long day's trek. You may even be served your pint of Fuller's organic Honey Dew beer by one of the three barmaids who recently appeared in their own saucy calendar to raise money for charity.
1 South Street, Emsworth
P010 7EG. 01243 375866;
ww.thecoalexchange.co.uk

29th March - Charity Race Night

£300 raised for Dreams Come True!

EMSWORTH BARMAIDS RAISE £2500 FOR ST WILFRIDS HOSPICE

The girls from the Coal Exchange presenting a cheque to the Chief Executive of St Wilfrid’s Hospice, Alison Moorey for the sum of £2500 on Saturday, 28th March.

Following the success of the Emsworth Barmaids Calendar, the girls from the Coal Exchange will be handing over a cheque to St Wilfrid’s Hospice for the sum of £2500 on Saturday, 28^th March.

At 10.30am, see the cheque being presented to the Chief Executive of the hospice, Alison Moorey at the Coal Exchange, South Street, Emsworth. Many of the calendar girls will be there, so take this opportunity to get your calendar signed if it’s not already!

Calendar sales have raised £5000 in total; the other £2500 is going to the Havant branch of Women’s Aid in the next few weeks. Amy Summers, the co-ordinator of the Barmaids calendar says “I am really happy that the calendar was a success and I am very grateful to everyone who bought one, and to all the shops and pubs that stocked them for us. Emsworth has been very supportive and without this support and generosity we wouldn’t have raised so much money for such a good cause.”

There are still a limited number of these calendars left, available from the Coal Exchange pub in South Street, Emsworth for another month or so, priced at £4.00.

Painting Auction raises £150 for Macmillan Cancer Support

The painting, "Man walking on Water", by local artist Mike Walter was auctioned in memory of Paul Radcliffe, a regular at the pub for many years, was won by Eileen Salter.

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Opening Times

Monday - Thursday
10. 30am - 3:00pm &
5:00pm -11:00pm
Friday & Saturday
10:30am - Midnight
Sunday
Midday -11:00pm

Lunches available

Monday - Friday
12 p.m.. - 3.00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday
12 p.m.. - 4.00 p.m.