Herald - Issue 470

Page 8 • The HERALD • 20th February 2025 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v Services: Oak Framing, Summer Houses, Porches, Car Ports Call us today for a Free No Obligation Quote 023 8198 0182 Opening Hours Monday-Friday 9.30am to 4pm Hello@newforestoak.co.uk www.newforestoak.co.uk Decking, Pitched Roofs, Sleeper Walls, Garages, Fencing, Furniture, Gates, Mantels, Stables and more…… 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 HISTORY DAY EXHIBITION Go along to Copythorne Parish History Society’s History Day Exhibition on Saturday 1st March Copythorne Parish Hall, Pollards Moor Road, Copythorne, Southampton SO40 2NZ. e exhibition will cover many topics of past life and times in the Parish, including artefacts, as well as o ering the chance to meet up with friends, family, neighbours and people you’ve never even met. Entry to the exhibition is £2 per head. ere will be the usual refreshments available. Doors will be open from 10am-5pm. They look forward to seeing you there! Tesco Stronger Starts at Oak Lodge rough your blue token donations in your local Tesco, UKHarvest has received a nancial donation to deliver an outstanding education course at Oak Lodge School in Dibden Purlieu. Fighting food waste is top of everyone’s agenda and UKHarvest’s educational o ering will support students to learn how we can all do more in our homes, to prevent healthy food from going to waste. e incredible donation through Tesco Stronger Starts, thanks to your blue token donation in store has allowed UKHarvest to deliver in person or online educational sessions, lesson plans, teacher support, ingredients and donated equipment such as air-fryers and slow cookers. To boost funds for extra food and activity equipment, Tesco is introducing a £5m grant programme, in partnership with Groundwork UK, Tesco Stronger Starts (TSS) (tescostrongerstarts.org.uk) to give children across the UK a stronger start in life. e grants will help schools and children’s groups provide nutritious food and healthy activities that support young people’s physical health and mental wellbeing. Currently operating in Dibden Purlieu, UKHarvest are working with Oak Lodge School who will receive the carefully designed educational material along with all the additional resources, food and equipment. Claire de Silva, Tesco UK Head of Communities and Local Media, said: “Helping schools and children’s groups access the food and resources they need is vitally important in getting children a stronger start in life. Children with enough food have more energy, better concentration, and ultimately achieve more too.” Graham Duxbury, Groundwork’s UK Chief Executive, said: “As a community charity, we have seen first-hand how schools and other groups supporting young people have been playing a much bigger role in ensuring children are getting a healthy start to the day and getting access to spaces and services to support physical activity and mental health. Family budgets are tight and school budgets are tight, but it’s so important that children stay fed, fit and focused, so we’re delighted to be able to prioritise these activities alongside Tesco with the Stronger Starts programme.” Simon Thresher, Operations and Compliance Manager at UKHarvest shared that “The work UKHarvest has been able to do, thanks to the ongoing Tesco funding, has allowed our education programme to develop into the impactful resource it is today. Reaching more households around the country, the TSS initiative will allow students across the country to access support material giving them the skills they need to help reduce the ongoing challenges of food waste in the UK. We are grateful to be part of the programme.”

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