GUTTERS CLEANED AND REPAIRED • FASCIAS • SOFFITS • GUTTERING • ROOF CLEANING • CONSERVATORIES • ROOFS • GUTTER REPAIRS 07946 222820 info@hunterwgc.co.uk www.hunterwgc.co.uk 13th March 2025 • The HERALD • Page 11 v SHOP LOCALLY FOR SERVICE & VALUE v NEW FOREST PLUMBING AND MAINTENANCE 24/7 LTD *YOUR LOCAL 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CALL OUT PLUMBER* We provide a wide range of plumbing services, with an established reputation for quality, service and customer satisfaction. www.newforestplumbing247.com Contact us on 07912 092557 or 023 8194 0237 newforestplumbing@yahoo.com Make your dreams come true ‘Bringing people together’ Just Hampshire Introductions A Personal, Caring and Confidential service for people of all ages from 20yrs to 95yrs Gold, Silver or Bronze memberships. Choose your partner from photo-profiles in the comfort of your own home. No computerised matching or listings. One to ones, Social events and more. Call Mel today on 07712102150 Or visit our website www.justintroductionsgroup.co.uk HPHA Receive Donations from Local Groups and Business A donation of £600 was also received from the Waterside Christmas Fire Engine team. HPHA welcome any further donations via its website: www.hythepierha.org.uk Hythe Pier Heritage Association (HPHA) received a quartet of very welcome donations during January and early February. e Eyeworth Walk Christmas Lights Display committee donated 50% of the monies it raised from its spectacular festive lights display. Bob Kelly was on hand at Hythe Pier to accept a cheque for £1,250 on behalf of HPHA from Gavin Rogers and Crystle Kinch from Eyeworth Walk. A cheque for £1,489 was presented to HPHA Directors Anthony Smith and Jill Gower aboard the Hythe Pier train by the 2024 Ladies Captain Debbie Campbell on behalf of the Ladies Section of the Bramshott Hill Golf Club. Be-Be’s Café raised a sum of £620 from a curry night it held on behalf of HPHA. e donation was handed over by Be-Be’s manager Sarah Lynch and received by Anthony Smith and Jill Gower on behalf of HPHA. Bob Kelly of HPHA accepting cheque from Crystle Kinch and Gavin and Trevor Rogers of Eyeworth Walk Debbie Campbell presenting cheque to HPHA directors Jill Gower and Anthony Smith on behalf of Bramshott Hill Golf Club, Ladies Section Anthony Smith and Jill Gower accepting donation from Be-Be’s manager Sarah Lynch (right) and staff members Celia, Chloe and Nicole Jumble Sale in Bramshaw Go along to Bramshaw Village Hall on Saturday 15th March, from 2pm for a Jumble Sale. Entrance for adults is 50p (cash). Refreshments will be available. Donations will be received at the hall from 10am. REGRETTABLY NO ELECTRICAL, LARGE ITEMS OR SHARPLY POINTED KNIVES CAN BE ACCEPTED. MUSIC IN ROMSEY e next concert in Romsey Abbey takes place on Saturday 15th March at 7.30pm for Haydn’s Nelson Mass, performed by Hampshire County Youth Orchestra, who will be joined by the choir of Liebigschule Giessen (Winchester’s twin town). Saturday 29th March, 7pm, Romsey Choral Society will perform Handel’s Saul, a wonderfully colourful work that deserves to be as well-known as his ubiquitous Messiah. e story focuses on the rst king of Israel’s relationship with his eventual successor, David. It begins with David’s triumph over Goliath, but the relationship turns from admiration to envy and hatred, ultimately leading to the downfall of the eponymous monarch. e work has exciting and exotic choral and solo writing, featuring several instruments unusual for the time. Tickets available from: ticketsource.co.uk/ musicinromsey or from Oasis, Church Street (01794 512194).
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