Page 6 • The HERALD • 20th November 2025 v PART OF YOUR COMMUNITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS v Waterside Furnishings & Re-Upholstery 023 8020 7895 16 Marsh Parade, Hythe (Opposite Hythe Club) Est 2006 REPAIRS ANTIQUE, MODERN & MARINE REFURBISHED FURNITURE FOR SALE RE-UPHOLSTERY Call Richard on 07554 421544 or 023 8178 8299 PEST CONTROL All aspects of control and treatment undertaken including: Rodents, Insects, Moles, Wasps, Birds and Property Proofing Licensed waste removal of all types of waste Local Friendly Family Run Business • Fully Trained & Insured Kitchen & Bathroom Showroom with free design service Tel: 023 8084 3787 Email: showroom@pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk Web: www.pcbuildingsupplies.co.uk Send your news to The Herald by email: editor@herald-publishing.co.uk Ghoul Times At Hythe Pier And Hythe Pier Museum A spooktastic time was had by several hundreds of children at Hythe Pier and the Hythe Pier Museum during Hythe’s Halloween Treat Trail. Each dressed in costumes of ghouls, ghosts, vampires, zombies and witches visiting both the pier and museum were rewarded with a sweet treat. Hythe Ferry sta , demonic Bob and Kathy the witch, were kept busy throughout the a ernoon with the steady line of excited callers. e same was happening at the Museum where Ann and Derrick were no less busy. As well as the usual Halloween suspects, the Museum was visited by a giant dinosaur and a unicorn. Each took a great interest in the display of Hythe Pier, Train and Ferry exhibits and memorabilia. Children waiting for their treats at the pier (Credit: Alan Titheridge) Children waiting for their treats from Hythe Pier Museum (Credit: John Greenwood) The unicorn and dinosaur enjoying the Hythe Pier Museum (Credit: John Greenwood) Local Bowling Club Raise Over £2K for Air Ambulance During the 2025 bowling season Brockenhurst Bowling Club held several fundraising events in aid of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance (H&IOWAA), the charity nominated by this year’s President Pete Drodge. Although a relatively small local lawn bowling club, their generous members have succeeded in raising £2,350 for the charity. At the club’s Presentation Evening in October, President Pete handed over a very “large” cheque to John Wingham, the representative from H&IOWAA. John gave an interesting talk about how the Air Ambulance works and explained how the donation would help them to continue funding the development of their new base at Southampton Airport and to keep their three helicopters and various support vehicles active. He said that although the amount raised may seem like a drop in the ocean when considering how much it costs to put just one helicopter in the air annually, every donation, no matter the size, is vitally important in helping to save lives. Club President Pete Drodge with John Wingham from the H&IOWAA
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