Page 14 • The HERALD • 15th February 2024 v READ THE HERALD ONLINE: www.herald-publishing.co.uk v Your Local Professional Electrician • Complete Rewires • Periodic Inspection Reports • Fault Finding & Repair • New Consumer Units • New Circuits • Central Heating Wiring • Extra Sockets/Lights • PAT Testing • No Job Too Small • Part P Registered • Fast & Efficient Service • Free Estimates Telephone Gary on 07788 865081 forestelectrical@gmail.com A&D Morrison Builders Ltd FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS • Extensions • Renovations • Alterations • Groundworks • Roofing • Drives & Patios 07768 599704 or 023 8194 8673 adlmorrison@sky.com Free Estimates • Fully Insured • Based in Dibden Purlieu • Cedral cladding PVCu FASCIAS & GUTTERING CLEANING SERVICE Gutters checked for leaks and repaired Also new installations Driveway, Patio and Decking Cleaning and Restoration Service Very reliable and fully insured Good Rates and Professional Service Special Rates for OAP’s Call us now for a free quote Holbury 07884 112416 We offer a Full Range of Carpentry and Building Services: • Full Design Service • Garage and Loft Conversions • Extensions • Fitted Kitchens and Bathrooms • Brickwork • Flat Roofs • Conservatories • PVCu Windows • Decking • Fencing, Pergolas and Gates D&G CARPENTRY & BUILDING Over 25 years experience, so for a fast and friendly service with free estimates call on 07767 833227 or 023 8089 9371 Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH LIONS DONATE TO YOUTH IN ROMSEY Romsey & Waterside Lions Club recently presented a cheque for £250 to Youth in Romsey to help fund their activities. The Romsey based charity, supports young people on any issue they may be facing including counselling, employment, education, financial help, sexual health and mental health. The Mission Statement of the Charity is to “Support children and young people at times when they need it most”. The Charity relies solely on donations to carry out its work. For more information visit: www.yir.org.uk Recently Fawley Parish Council was proud to announce it had moved another step closer to a low carbon fleet as part of the planned replacement of vehicles. There now is only one fossil fuelled vehicle and that is a small petrol Peugeot. We feel that the vehicles in the new fleet need names, rather like Hampshire County Council gave their gritting lorries names such as ‘Spread Sheeran’, ‘Snowbi-Wan- Kenobi’, and ‘Gritty Gritty Bang Bang’. The competition is open to anyone and the winning names will be emblazoned on the vehicles. Send your ideas for names to helen.bradley@fawley-pc.gov.uk or post to Helen Bradley, Gang Warily Recreation Centre, Newlands Road, Fawley, SO45 1GA by the closing date: 16th March 2024 There are two electric vans, the green Gator, one petrol van, and the drone all needing names. The photos were taken using the new drone which will be used for open space inspections particularly when the ground is wet and flooded, and for roof and other high-altitude inspections. Wendy Herbert of Youth in Romsey receiving the cheque from Lion President Andrew Trowbridge Old and Foreign Coins Helping to Preserve Hythe Pier Hythe Pier Heritage Association (HPHA) would like to thank everyone that has dropped off donations of old and foreign coins to The Herald Office. The latest collection has raised a further £194.37 towards the preservation of Hythe Pier and Railway. If you have old coins or foreign currency that you would like to donate to HPHA, please drop it into the collection pot in The Herald office. Competition to Name Fawley Parish Council’s Electric Vehicles from Fawley Parish Council Cllrs Glass, Hartmann, O’Halloran and Armstrong alongside the new vehicles in the fleet liveried in modern monochromatic low-cost decals, and the petrol Peugeot Waterside Writers’ Group If you are interested in writing, the Waterside Writers’ group is for you. They are a small, friendly group from a variety of backgrounds who meet to read and get constructive feedback on any writing that they have done, or just to listen to others’ contributions. Members’ interests vary including travel writing, personal stories, family histories, poetry and fiction of all sorts. At present they meet on a Tuesday afternoon once a fortnight from 1.30pm in Hythe Community Centre, Jones Lane car park. If you are interested in joining or just curious to find out more you would be very welcome. Please email Doug Campbell: dcampbell@doctors.org.uk and he will send you further details or arrange to speak to you on the phone.
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