Herald - Issue 409

Page 24 • The HERALD • 15th July 2021 v THE HERALD - OUR 27TH YEAR - 1994-2021 v Professional Local Qualified Carpenter Est: 2003 H P roperty M aintenance H K itchen /B athroom /B edroom F itting H B uilt - in W ardrobes /C upboards H D oor H anging H D ecking H L aminate F looring H B each H ut R epairs H W all & F loor T iling 3 Morris Close, Hythe SO45 5UX Fully Insured Call for a Free Estimate Today Mon 9am - 5.30pm Tue 9am - 5.50pm Wed CLOSED Thur 9am - 6.30pm LATE NIGHT Fri 9am - 5.50pm Sat 7am - 2pm EARLY START THE GENTLEMANS BARBER SHOP BEAULIEU ROAD, DIBDEN PURLIEU Tel: 07936 418604 BARBER REQUIRED Owing to a steady increase in trade, we are now able to offer an extremely well paid position to join our excellent team. Call for a chat in complete confidence. Hours to suit! Concessions for Over 65’s, Students and Boys Strict COVID-safety measures still in place including: extra sanitizing, hand sanitizer, single use face coverings, disposable gowns, separation screens, social distancing WE CAN NOW OFFER WALK-IN HAIRCUTS AGAIN AND HAIRCUTS BY APPOINTMENT NOW AVAILABLE: • Colouring • Highlights • Perming • Long Hair to Skin Fades catered for DETERMINED SUPPORTERS VOW TO RACE FOR LIFE PEOPLE are being urged to look beyond lockdown by making a date to join Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Southampton. e charity’s much-loved events are aiming to return to the city this autumn but with socially distanced measures to keep participants safe. Money raised will help scientists nd new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer, saving lives as the charity ghts back from the impact of the pandemic. e Race for Life events which take place at e Common, Southampton on Saturday 18thSeptember are open to people of all ages and abilities. Events include a 3K, 5K, 10K as well as Pretty Muddy, a mud- splattered obstacle course. Sam Morris, Cancer Research UK’s spokesperson for Southampton, said: “Race for Life offers the perfect opportunity for people across the region to run, walk or jog and raise money for life-saving research. All 400-mass participation Race for Life events across the UK were cancelled last year to protect the country’s health during the COVID-19 pandemic. So this year, more than ever, we need people to enter the Race for Life - for the people we love, for the people we’ve lost and for the one in two of us who will get cancer. Sadly, cancer touches almost every family at some point. Every step our scientists take towards beating cancer relies on our supporters. That’s why we need as many people as possible across Southampton to join us, to stand united and do something extraordinary to help beat cancer. We know that 2020 was a year like no other and we had to overcome many challenges thrown our way during the global pandemic. But this past year proves, more than any other, the value of investing in science and medical research and what can be achieved by working together. Just like science is our route out of the pandemic, science is our route to beating cancer. We are absolutely determined to continue to create better cancer treatments for tomorrow.” anks to the generosity of its supporters, Cancer Research UK’s work into the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer has been at the heart of the progress that has seen survival in the UK double in the last 40 years. e charity was able to spend over £30 million in the South East last year on some of the UK’s leading scienti c and clinical research. Enter now at: www.raceforlife.org or call: 0300 123 0770. *If any Race for Life events are cancelled, people will be entitled to a refund of their entry fee or can choose to donate the fee to help fund Cancer Research UK’s life-saving work. Race for Life, Southampton is back in 2021 Lepe Country Park is excited to be part of Heritage Open Days’ yearly festival of history and culture. is year’s theme is Edible England, and the Park would like to celebrate the heritage of the local food by asking you to remember any old recipes that have been passed down through the years. e Park will be running a competition for the two best Hampshire recipes, where the winners will have their dish recreated and available to purchase from e Lookout for one weekend during the Heritage Open Days festival. Along with a choice of either their own dish, a cream tea or a “Mariner Jack’s” lunch for two people from e Lookout. All entries will be exhibited at Lepe Country Park on 11th, 12th, 18th and 19th September. For more information and to join in the fun visit: www.hants.gov.uk/thingstodo/countryparks/lepe/ whatson/edible-england Entry closing date is Friday 27th August at noon. Recipes of Days Gone By