18th September 2025 • The HERALD • Page 41 v GET OUT & ABOUT WITH THE HERALD v DAY TRIPS Saturday 20th September – 8am - Street or Glastonbury - £27 Sunday 21st September – 8am - Weymouth & Bennetts Water Lilies Gardens - £37 Monday 22nd September – 9am - Christchurch Market or Stewarts - £5 Wednesday 24th September – 8am - IOW Hovercraft & Cream Tea in Ryde - £52 Tuesday 30th September – 9am – Salisbury - £5 Saturday 4th October – 8am - Portsmouth/Gunwharf - £15 Sunday 5th October – 9am - Dorset Tour - £20 Monday 6th October – 9am - Whiteley or Fareham - £5 Sunday 12th October - 7.30am - Knit & Stitch show at Alexandra Palace - £34 Thursday 16th October – 9am - Devizes & Market - £20 Saturday 18th October – 8am - Brighton & Its lovely lanes - £25 Sunday 19th October – 9am – Marlow - £25 Saturday 25th October – 7.30am – Worcester - £30 Sunday 26th October – 7.30am - Tower of London COACH ONLY - £37 Wednesday 29th October – 9am - Longacres, Bagshot - £18 Friday 31st October – 9am – Wimborne - £12.50 Sunday 9th November – 7.30pm - Abba Voyage - £120 Saturday 15th November – 11am - Glastonbury Torchlight Festival - £34 Saturday 22nd November – 7.30am - Gloucester Christmas Market - £28 Sunday 23rd November – 8am – Windsor - £25 Saturday 29th November – 7.30am - Ideal Homes at Christmas or Westfields Shopping - £32 Saturday 29th November – 9am - Longleat Festival of Light - Adult £tba Child £tba Sunday 30th November – 9am - Festive Mystery Tour - £20 Monday 1st December - 9am - Christchurch & Stewarts at Christmas - £7.50 Tuesday 2nd December - 7.30am - Bath Christmas Market - £30 Friday 5th December - 9am - Winchester Christmas Market - £7.50 Thursday 11th December - 7.30am - Bath Christmas Market - £30 Saturday 13th December - 7.30am - Rochester Christmas Market Sunday 14th December - 10.30am - Bournemouth Christmas Lunch & show - £60 Wednesday 17th December - 2.30pm - Christmas at Kew Gardens - £59 Saturday 17th January - 8am - Street or Glastonbury - £20 Wednesday 21st January - 9am - Hedge End & Haskins - £5 Sunday 25th January - 9am - January Jaunts - £15 Sunday 25th January - 7.30am - Abba Voyage - £120 Friday 30th January - 9am - Winchester - £5 Sunday 1st February - 9am - Snowdrops at Welford Park & Newbury - £29 Monday 9th February - 9am - Christchurch Market or Stewarts - £5 Sunday 15th February - 9am - Beat the Winter Blues - £15 Wednesday 18th February 9am - Dorchester Market - £20 Sunday 22nd February - 7.30am - Abba Voyage - £120 Tuesday 24th February - 9am - Salisbury - £5 Saturday 28th February - 8am - Brighton & Its lovely lanes - £25 Sunday 1st March - 9am - Orchid Festival at Kew - £49 Monday 2nd March - 9am - Whiteley or Fareham - £5 Pop into the Hythe office at 1a High Street, Hythe SO45 6AG Telephone: 023 8084 4788 or email: enquiries@watersidetours.co.uk HYTHE & DISTRICT CLUB (Private Members Club • CIU Affiliated) FORTHCOMING ENTERTAINMENT Friday 19th September – The Midnight Hour Saturday 20th September – Backbeat Duo Friday 26th September - Pick Ups Saturday 27th September – Hugh Bubben and the Blue Tones Friday 3rd October – Queue the Audio Saturday 4th October – Neon Rhythm Friday 10th October – Sunstroke Saturday 11th October – The Kazbaas Friday 17th October – Pop Pickers Saturday 18th October – RU 40 Friday 24th October – About Time Saturday 25th October – Cloud 9 Friday 31st October – The Vinyl Beats Sat 1st November – Physic Night with Paul Cissell Friday 7th November – Little Joe H UPSTAIRS FUNCTION ROOM WITH OWN TOILET AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS TO HIRE H • Bingo Every Tuesday, plus 2 x flyers Friday & Saturday evening • Mo-jive Lessons & Dancing every Wednesday • Lunchtime Club every Thursday, including Quizzes, Games & Bingo • Lucky 7 on Sunday Lunchtime • Meat Draw Every Sunday • Key to Fortune Every Friday • Snooker • Pool • Darts etc • BT Sport PYLEWELL ROAD, HYTHE • (023) 8084 7139 www.hytheclub.com • E: club@hytheclub.co.uk SKY SPORT IS BACK OUT & ABOUT Wildflower Meadow Management at Tadburn Meadows Tadburn Meadows Local Nature Reserve, located in Romsey (SU367214) will be holding a Wild ower Meadow Management on Sunday 20th September, from 10am to 12noon at Tadburn Meadows. Meet at the entrance to the reserve at Eight Acres. Tadburn Meadows Local Nature Reserve is hidden amongst the houses and covers almost 12 acres and provides a home for a variety of Britain’s best loved wildlife and some nationally threatened species. e site boasts a variety of habitats, from a stream more characteristic of the New Forest to wet woodland and grassland. Tadburn Conservation Volunteers are a local group working on Tadburn Meadows Local Nature Reserve, Romsey. Contact: tadburn.meadows@gmail.com MUSIC IN ROMSEY e next concert in Romsey Abbey will be Sounds of Stage and Screen on Saturday 20th September, 7.30pm, with Charity Symphony Orchestra and Sweet Charity Choir. Join two of the region’s successful and exciting fundraising ensembles as they embark on their second collaborative project, for an evening of choral and orchestral greats from the stage and screen. On Saturday 11th October, 7.30pm, will be 30 Years of Song with Romsey Male Voice Choir. A celebratory journey from 1995 to the present day via the medium of song. e performance will feature some of the very rst things the choir ever learnt and performed, along with some more tunes from down the years including some of the more contemporary numbers that have proven popular in the past couple of years. On Saturday 8th November, 7.30pm, will be Rachmanino Vespers with Romsey Choral Society. A magni cent example of Russian Orthodox sacred choral music, composed in just 2 weeks, resulting from a culmination of interest in Russian sacred music spanning two decades. As with all traditional Russian church music, it is performed a cappella as instruments were not allowable in Orthodox services. Although in uenced by Tchaikovsky’s earlier sacred music, Rachmanino ’s use of harmony and textual variety is unique and rich. Tickets for the above concerts are available in advance from: ticketsource.co.uk/musicinromsey or from Oasis, Church Street in Romsey (01794 512194). Mothering Height; Finding Mrs. Bronte Fawley/Holbury u3a are a group for retired people and meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month at e British Legion, Exbury Road, Black eld at 2pm. e monthly speakers cover many topics, and a erwards there is co ee/tea and biscuits and an opportunity to meet new friends. ere are several interest groups, e.g. history, photography and quiz a ernoon, that members can join. If you would like to join this friendly group please go along to a meeting, you will be very welcome, visit their website: fawleyholbury.u3asite.uk or call: 023 8084 5883 for further information. eir next meeting is 23rd September when the speaker will be Sharon Wright with a talk titled ‘Mothering Height; Finding Mrs. Bronte’. Sharon is an author, journalist and playwright who enjoys talking about true-life stories.
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