Page 10 • The HERALD • 7th August 2025 v F @heraldpublishing v Kitchen & Bathroom Showroom with free design service Tel: 023 8084 3787 Email: showroom@pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk Web: www.pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk • Airport & Seaport Specialists • Highly Competitive Fares • Friendly, Reliable Service • Comfortable 6 Seater MPVs • Any Distance - Minimum Fare £10 Before booking your journey please call us for a free quotation 07770 967198 or 023 8194 8754 www.kazcarz.co.uk Send your news to The Herald by email: editor@herald-publishing.co.uk Lady Montagu Accepts Donation for Air Ambulance At the end of a successful year of fundraising, culminating in a Flower Demonstration and Strawberry cream tea in June, Hythe & District Inner Wheel has been delighted to be able to continue supporting a number of local charities with donations, including the Hampshire & Isle of Wight (H&IOW) Air Ambulance. Outgoing club President, Jan Hoy, presented a cheque for £250 to Lady Montagu, who has been patron of the H&IOW Air Ambulance since its o cial launch at Beaulieu in 2007. Lady Montagu said: “We are very grateful to local organisations like the Inner Wheel for their support, which helps to ensure that the charity can continue its life-saving work across the county.” Jan Hoy & Lady Montagu outside Palace House THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS! from RNLI Hythe and Calshot Fundraisers On Saturday 28th June, RNLI Hythe and Calshot Fundraisers collected a fantastic £531.06 in donations at the Tesco Superstore (Dibden). e Branch would like to thank Tesco and all volunteers who gave their time to help, but especially those who donated so generously. Support such as this is crucial in enabling the RNLI to save lives at sea. Our next fundraiser is the RNLI Great Waterside Ra Race to be held on Sunday 24th August in Hythe Marina. Be sure to come along and join in the fun. RNLI Hythe & Calshot Fundraising Branch Vice Chair, Brenda Spearing Holbury Manor Oak Felling from Fawley Parish Council Fawley Parish Council has reluctantly taken the very sad decision, a er considering an extensive tree report from NFDC, that it is necessary to fell an English oak tree at Holbury Manor. e tree has become diseased and displaying characteristics of Armillaria infection; the risk of falling branches in a public area is the biggest concern as the area is very popular with the local community. e tree can be felled leaving a habitat pole. We will also be replanting a suitable replacement in an alternative location. e council is keen to provide a lasting commemoration of the tree by carving the habitat pole, the limbs of the tree will also be utilised in the wild play area at Holbury Manor. If you have any thoughts on a suitable carving or art project we are keen to hear from you. Please let us know by phoning or emailing Kathryn Ashdown on: 02380 890761 or Kathryn.ashdown@fawley-pc.gov.uk
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