Herald - Issue 408

Page 32 • The HERALD • 24th June 2021 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v YOUR LOCAL 1:1 DIET CONSULTANT Free virtual and face-to-face appointments Call Steph on 07566 885303 heatherhealth121@gmail.com The Podium 023 8086 9080 3 Marchwood Village Centre, Marchwood One answer to foot problems Saphire Therapy Emotional Health & Wellbeing 023 8066 3658 07919 162542 Hypnotherapy, EFT & Coaching www.SaphireEnergyTherapies.co.uk Health, Beauty & Wellbeing THERAPY THAT HELPED HARRY, WILL ALSO WORK FOR YOU by Alan Jones, Registered Hypnotherapist Prince Harry may have been the latest royal to speak openly about using complementary therapy; however, many members of the family are no strangers to its bene ts. In his latest media outpourings, Harry talks about the personal, lifestyle and mental changes he has achieved using a technique called EMDR. It has a long and fancy name, but, basically involves simple, guided eye movements, whilst accessing memories of speci c or distressing past events. is is one of many techniques utilised by a trained, skilled Hypnotherapist during a client appointment. I regularly use this method to achieve lasting results for people with a wide range of personal fears, habits, behaviours and emotions. So, if you want a professional approach to making changes in your life contact me for further information on: 07786 376980 or: alan@alanjoneshypnotherapy.com and experience the same treatment as royalty. Waterside Walking for Health You are very welcome to go along and join in any of their walks:- Thursday 1st July, 3pm, Matley for a 2.6 mile walk; Monday 5th July, 10a, Pig Bush for a 2.4 mile walk and Thursday 15th July, 3pm, Dibden Inclosure for a 2.7 mile walk. Contact Mike Roberts on: 023 8084 7461 or: 07811 361319 for more information about the Waterside Walking for Health group. If you like to walk, go along and join Roving Ramblers for their monthly walks. They meet on the second Wednesday of each month, starting at 10am for a 2 to 2½ hour walk. Walks are open to everyone and are a good opportunity to meet new friends, take a friend along or even take your dog with you to enjoy the walk. eir next three walks take place on Wednesday 14th July meet at Andrews Mare car park, then on Wednesday 11th August meet at Culverley car park and on Wednesday 25th August meet at Wilverley Pit car park. For more details call Phil Butter eld on: 023 8084 5684 or: 07708 582285 or by emailing: cedaro ythe@btinternet. com ROVING RAMBLERS Steamship Shieldhall’s Sizzling Summer Sailing Programme Steamship Shieldhall o ers an opportunity to take in the sea breezes on the open decks with a busy early summer sailing programme. Saturday 3rd July sees one of the highlights of the year when Shieldhall visits the yachts taking part in the Round the Island Race. e race regularly attracts over 1,700 boats and around 16,000 sailors, making it one of the largest yacht races in the world and the fourth largest participation sporting event in the UK a er the London Marathon and the Great North and South Runs. On her return to berth guests can witness the spectacle of scheduled cruise ships Celebrity Silhouette and MSC Virtuosa departing the port of Southampton – always the chance for Shieldhall to sound her whistle and play the ‘Shieldhall Organ’! The Round the Island Race sailing departs at 10am, returning at 6pm, and tickets are £52.50 adults, and £13 children. Family bundle tickets are also available. e following day Sunday 4th July sees an American Independence Day Cruise with the fabulous Soulcatchers providing musical entertainment on board. Southampton has a great connection with America and this will be explored through a commentary on board. e American Independence Day Cruise departs at 2pm, returning at 6pm, and tickets are £44 adults and £13 children, with family bundle tickets again available. Further Shieldhall sailings in July include a trip to the near mythical Nab Tower on Saturday 17th July , and a trip to mark 200 years of steamships operating out of Southampton. For this latter sailing Shieldhall is welcoming the Selsea Shantymen, whilst the presence of local SteamPunk groups promises lots of colour and spectacle. As part of a cruise, Shieldhall o ers guests the opportunity to see the impressive engine room with its original steam engines at work and the bridge, with its traditional instruments and gleaming brasswork; to admire the ship’s steam assisted steering gear (similar to that used on Titanic); to talk to the Captain and her volunteer crew; to listen to an informed commentary on the race and the sights and sounds of Southampton Water and e Solent; to pass close to the great ocean liners and container ships; to walk the teak decks; relax in the Saloon with a wide range of refreshments including tea/co ee; real ale; a range of Titanic bottled beers; wine and hot and cold food, available on all trips. For more details on all these sailings, including berthing information, please visit www.ss-shieldhall.co.uk Shieldhall being filmed for BBC Sea City as she sails for the Old Gaffers Festival. Photo Maurice Meredith Community First are pleased to confirm that Call & Go New Forest has resumed services across the District. Call & Go is a vital service that provides door-to-door transport from people’s homes to their chosen destination. Customers can travel for shopping and social visits if they cannot use regular public transport. Vehicles are wheelchair accessible and drivers are trained to o er assistance to passengers. By providing reliable and accessible transport, the service helps customers to make plans, ful l errands, and maintain independence. Call & Go is operating regular passenger services Monday to Friday for the routes listed below. Additionally, transport to medical and vaccination appointments may be available on request. Coastal area including New Milton, Lymington, Brockenhurst, Milford on Sea, Barton, Hordle, Everton and Sway. Waterside area including Fawley, Hythe, Black eld, Dibden Purlieu and Marchwood. Totton area including Ashurst, Lyndhurst, Cadnam, Winsor and Eling. Fordingbridge area including Martin, Mockbegger, Ibsley and Sandleheath. Central New Forest including Lymington, Brockenhurst and Sway To ensure the safety of passengers and drivers, face coverings are required inside vehicles. e service will maintain social distancing by limiting passenger numbers. Call & Go therefore recommends that customers book in advance as early as possible to secure their journey. Gavin Rowe, Transport Manager for Southern Services at Community First, said “We are delighted to be able to welcome back our valued customers now that restrictions have started to lift. We are here to help anyone who needs accessible transport now that shops and services are re-opening. We will provide further service updates to our customers as and when restrictions lift.” New customers can register for the service by contacting the service via telephone or email. For any enquiries please contact the Call & Go o ce on: 01425 461751 or via email to the Transport Coordinator: callandgo@c rst.org.uk JUST CALL & GO