Page 12 • The HERALD • 7th March 2024 v EMAIL YOUR NEWS: editor@herald-publishing.co.uk v M.D.S. DIGITAL INSTALLS/SERVICE • DIGITAL AERIALS/FREEVIEW • SKY DIGITAL/FREESAT DIGITAL • EXTRA TELEVISION POINTS • TELEPHONE LINES/POINTS • TELEVISION SYSTEMS SETUP/TUNED • WALL MOUNTED TV’S QUALIFIED, FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE FREE SURVEYS/QUOTES BEAULIEU: 01590 611011 MOBILE: 07717 194441 WILLIS DECORATING & JOINERY SERVICES Est Since 1986 Interior & Exterior Painting & Decorating Wallpaper Hanging Hand-painted Kitchens & Spray Finishes Wardrobes, Bookcases, Radiator Covers Call David on 023 8084 9800 or 07946 048261 E: david.willis24@btinternet.com Security advice & upgrades 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 AUSTIN WINDOW CLEANING Professional Window Cleaning Service established 25 years From £18 per house Tel: 07733 205341 www.austinwindowcleaning.co.uk Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH Waterside Arts Brings Jason Singh’s ‘The Fleet - Drifters’ to Hythe in an Atmospheric Double Bill of Film, Live Music and Spoken Word e Waterside Arts Committee have been busy planning the festival for September this year however they are using the opportunity of working with other Arts organisations such as Culture in Common, Arts Reach and New Forest Acting Out to bring performances that would not ordinarily be seen on the Waterside. On Saturday 16th March, 7.30pm two unique performances relating to the sea are coming to Hythe and Dibden Parish Hall. Opening the performance, landscape writer, Sarah Acton presents a newly commissioned piece. Weaving ghostly fragments of the south west seine shing heritage alongside atmospheric visuals by Common Ground, Sarah and local guest artist Emily Burridge premiere new poetic and musical work Seiners. Real conversations, records, walks and memory talks form inspiration for this series of sketches. ey remember shing communities, seine boats and everyday life along the coast to link the story of these communities to the wild coastal seasons and cycles of mackerel, salmon and pilchards once shed in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall; where voices and music dri into the memory sea. Taking a silent, black and white 1929 documentary about Britain’s herring shing industry and providing a sound track using electronic sounds and beatboxing seems an unlikely combination but this is exactly what sound artist, nature beatboxer and composer Jason Jason Singh (Credit: Julian Fraser) Battleship Potemkin in 1929, Dri ers follows North Sea herring trawlermen through their dramatic daily routines as well as the industry’s struggles between tradition, modernity, and nature. Originally commissioned by BFI, Jason’s critically acclaimed and totally unique solo score combines live vocal sound e ects, beatboxing techniques and live sampling to create a thrilling cinematic experience. Described as “Amazing! ... Sensory and emotional... Fantastic combination of old and new. Taking the lm to another level” and highly acclaimed by arts correspondent Mark Kermode this is an evening not to be missed. Tickets are £10 and can be purchased from e Herald o ce or: cultureincommon.co.uk/event/the- eet-dri ers-live-seiners-premiere/ Singh has done to John Grierson’s monumental silent documentary lm ‘Dri ers’. Premiering alongside Hardley Runners Beginners Course Hardley Runners are delighted to announce that they will be o ering their Free Beginners Running Course in the local community again this Spring. Supported by Quali ed Run Leaders o ering tips, advice and support along the way, it’s a great way to meet new people, have fun and get t… and it’s free! e course will start on Monday 1st April at Dibden Inclosure and run for 10 weeks. Please arrive for 6.15pm for introductions, meeting on the long eld, parallel to the A326, near the pylon (what3words///unfair.soup.lo s). A er the rst week, the sessions will run each Monday at 6.30pm. If you are interested and want to discuss what’s involved, and nd out if it’s for you, please email Chris Harris: energybar6@btinternet.com or just turn up and introduce yourself! e Hardley Runners are a friendly, mixed ability club and want to help EVERYONE on the Waterside achieve their running goal, whether you are an accomplished runner, a lapsed runner or an absolute beginner you will always be made to feel welcome. For more information please visit: www.hardleyrunners.co.uk The Beginners, Run Leaders and supporting members on the last run of 2023
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