20th November 2025 • The HERALD • Page 43 v SHOP LOCALS THIS CHRISTMAS v CHRISTMAS IN HYTHE BUFFET MENU This is a selection of what we provide - Freshly Made Sandwiches (made on white and brown bread) • Large Tray • Small Tray Freshly Made Wraps • Large Tray • Small Tray Spring Rolls / Vegetable Samosas / Onion Bhajis – with Dips • Large Tray • Small Tray Quiches Sausage Rolls Chicken Goujons – with Dips • Large Tray • Small Tray Sausages • Large Tray •Small Tray Homemade Coleslaw Cheese Straws (with a variety of dips) Crisps Homemade Cake We tailor our buffets to suit your preferences, dietary requirements and party size. Please call 023 8020 7608 or come in to the café to discuss what you want and prices Be-Be’s Café CELEBRATING 26 YEARS OF SERVING FRESHLY COOKED BREAKFASTS & LUNCHES HOME MADE CAKES ITALIAN GELATO ICE CREAM Open Monday-Saturday 8am-4.15pm; Sundays 9am-3pm • Patio area (dogs welcome) • Light and airy atmosphere • Warm Welcome Guaranteed f SEASON’S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS f Pylewell Road, Hythe • (023) 8020 7608 A Christmas Fayre with A Difference Cornerstone Church in Hythe will be holding their Christmas Fayre on Saturday 6th December from 10am to 2pm. It will be a great opportunity for nding those special Christmas gi s in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Visitors will be greeted in the Foyer by an “avenue” of stalls including Decorative Flower Arrangements, Christmas Gi s and Jewellery, a Bookstall and a stall displaying a variety of Paintings by local artists Peter and Mary York. Paintings from the Fayre have been very popular over the last couple of years both for presents and for hanging in the purchasers’ homes. ere’s opportunity for a refreshment break and chat with friends over a co ee/tea and mince pie available from the Foyer counter or in the Main Hall, where there’ll be several further stalls. ese will include Fancy Goods, Jigsaw Puzzles, Toys and Games, Cakes Bakes and Preserves, and Cra Goods. On the way to the Main Hall those with youngsters will no doubt be tempted to visit Father Christmas and his Elf in his Grotto. Also, upstairs there will be Games for Fun and Children’s Craft. Visitors who are at the Fayre at lunch time have not been forgotten, as light lunches of home-made soup or jacket potatoes plus a mince pie will be available for just £7 per person. Tempted? Why shouldn’t you be! ey’d love to see you there. All proceeds will be given to the Cornerstone Buildings Repair Fund. Cornerstone Church in on New Road in Hythe, SO45 6BR. For more information about Cornerstone Church Hythe visit: www.cornerstonehytheurc.org.uk A view of the Foyer at last year’s Christmas Fayre Oakhaven’s Light Up A Life In Hythe Light up a life in memory of a loved one at Oakhaven’s service in St John’s Church in Hythe on Wednesday 10th December at 5.30pm. No tickets required. For more information visit: oakhavenhospice.co.uk Hythe Indoor Market As well as the very popular Hythe Market held on the High Street, you will also nd an Indoor Market every Tuesday in St John’s Church Hall from 9am to 2pm. e indoor market has been running for over 30 years, o ering a wide variety of stalls from local cra ers and sellers. e regular stalls include handmade gi s for babies and children, jewellery, homemade cakes, preserves and jams, greetings cards, wooden fairy doors and trinket boxes, wind chimes and more! You can also take a break from the shopping whilst you are there and enjoy a hot drink and a bacon bap or slice of cake from the café run by volunteers from St John’s Church. Next time you are in Hythe on market day pop along and take a look!
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