5th October 2023 • The HERALD • Page 11 v SHOP LOCALLY FOR SERVICE & VALUE v JIM GRASSICK Double Glazing Repairs • Locks • Handles • Hinges • Glass Over 40 years experience Tel: 07712 718343 Email: jamesgrassickSO45@gmail.com Put Your Repairs in Safe Hands KDL PLUMBING & HEATING All Jobs Undertaken • Free Estimates and Advice ALL AREAS SERVED Call Kevin on 07475 128249 023 8009 0856 or 01590 780848 NO CALL OUT CHARGES ADDED Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH all about. That’s what drives me on. I wish to thank John and all of Highcliffe on Sea Rotary Club for nominating and presenting me with the ‘Service Recognition Award’ and the prestigious ‘Paul Harris Fellow Award’. It is very humbling to receive such awards, especially as I understand that it is unusual for someone outside of Rotary to receive a Paul Harris Fellow Award; so that makes it even more special. I must say, it means even more to me that it is from Highcliffe on Sea Rotary Club, who have so generously supported Honeypot this year with their time and commitment to give to others.” During the presentation event, Highcli e on Sea Rotary club presented e Honeypot Children’s Charity with a cheque for £5,000 a er a year of fundraising, including running a Jazz Night where Bernie Farrenden entertained guests. ese funds will enable Honeypot to provide: Respite Breaks for anxious young carers to have a stress busting break at Honeypot House; Social and Emotional Active Learning educational boosters, to help underachieving children succeed in school; Wellbeing Grants to support some of the most disadvantaged children in the UK, to receive essential life items no child should lack; A er School and Weekend Clubs online and Memory Making Days Out for lonely and isolated young carers and Pastoral Care, for overwhelmed young carers struggling to cope. If you would like to know more about e Honeypot Children’s Charity, please contact Viv Carter, Community Engagement Manager: viv@honeypot. org.uk or visit: www. honeypot.org.uk HONEYPOT VOLUNTEER Derrick Young, Paul Harris Fellow with Rotarians John Spencer (Highcliffe on Sea Rotary Club President 22-23) and Bill Casey (Rotary District 1110 Governor 22-23) Continued from page 10 EASY TRANSPORT TO A CHORAL FAVOURITE Faure’s Requiem is always a favourite with one beautiful melody after another and that is Southampton Choral Society’s next o ering on Saturday 18th November at 7.30pm in the comfortable surroundings of Chandler’s Ford Methodist Church. Since this is a fair distance from the Waterside area and not everyone wants to drive there in the dark, easy transport is arranged by the choir for those who would like to go from the Hythe area. All you have to do is ring: 023 8084 6125 to book a seat on a minibus from central Hythe for the very reasonable charge of £5 return and driving and parking worries can be forgotten. Tickets are priced at £15 (U21, £5) and are available via the Southampton Choral Society website: www. southamptonchoralsociety.org.uk or by phoning: 07709 265817. Do treat yourself to a lovely evening of beautiful music and take advantage of the minibus ride. ey hope to see you there. e choir is always looking for new members so you might be inspired to join them!
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