Herald - Issue 409

Page 34 • The HERALD • 15th July 2021 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Please Note: We do NOT buy or sell second hand items OPEN 9AM-4PM MONDAY-SATURDAY H arveys of H ythe From baguettes, paninis, pies, sausage rolls to Lavazza coffee, cakes, ice-cream and sweets… Come in to see what we can tempt you with.. We proudly support British Cheese Makers ensuring our selection changes with the seasons, to provide a stunning variety for our customers 24 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH 023 8084 4644 • www.harveysofhythe.co.uk Community Spirit Award and Environment Award We all know that Hythe and Dibden is a very close knit community and in times of crisis it pulls together to support each other. e Awards have always been given to recognise those people who beaver away in the background making this such a wonderful place to live. 2020 was di erent, not only was there no awards ceremony but the community stepped up like never before. People organised tea parties for neighbours, did shopping, fetched prescriptions. ey sewed bags and masks, made aprons and face shields. ey collected things, they delivered things, they changed the way they worked to keep the community fed and nourished, they entertained and carried on teaching over Zoom. ey held virtual co ee morning so people had company. People went out walking, and started picking up litter, they checked on neighbours they’d never spoken to, they le cakes and owers on doorsteps, the list is endless. Some acts were huge but even the small ones of checking on a neighbour became signi cant and this year it was felt that each act of kindness should be recognised. is year there will be an overall winner in both categories but every nominee will receive a specially Community Spirit pin designed by local graphic designer Simon Chadwick. To nd out more and how to nominate someone please visit: www.hytheanddibden.gov.uk and follow the link on the front page or ring Helen on: 023 8084 1411 (Tues-Fri 9am-2.30pm) or email: helen.bradley@hytheanddibden. gov.uk e current restrictions now ends the day before the cinema is due to open rather a month before as originally planned. If there are no further Government changes they are planning to go ahead with the cinema date as planned. e Parish hall will be half capacity at 75 seats, windows and doors will be open and they request that masks be worn. Hand sanitiser will be provided in the entrance. If the restrictions change again or you have purchased a ticket but feel uncomfortable attending then a refund can be given or the ticket used for a future show. If you have any concerns please ring Helen Bradley on: 023 8084 1411. HYTHE CINEMA – 20TH JULY Summer in Hythe