Herald - Issue 416

Page 34 • The HERALD • 9th December 2021 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v YOUR COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS THE HEAT IS ON! With lockdown restrictions li ing and social events coming back on the calendar, the lack of sunny overseas holidays may have le people feeling a little washed out, pale and pasty. Everyone knows the importance of a healthy dose of Vitamin D, and at this time of year it’s certainly hard to come by. Sunbeds have been proven to help with Depression, Psoriasis, Arthritis and Eczema, so why not treat yourself with a healthy Christmas glow to help warm the bones. ey have two brand new horizontal, laydown sunbeds and a vertical stand up one. Facial and shoulder tanners that you can control, there is even music choices, or use Bluetooth and connect your own playlists. ey also o er wellness music for you to relax to. Are you stumped for what to buy a loved one for Christmas? Why not treat them to a voucher so they can treat themselves to a treatment of their choice. And we are not just talking about the ladies in your life… 40% of customers are men looking for a healthy glow up! ey o er courses of 30 minutes for £15 and 60 minutes for £30 or just pay as you go at only 60p per minute. Want to become Bringing the sunshine to Hythe, Heatwave owners Lianne and Yvette celebrate outside the new shop You may have seen a lovely new tanning shop, on the corner of the Library Car Park in Hythe. Proud owners of Heatwave Tanning, Yvette, Lianne and Frankie all grew up locally and a er seeing a gap in the market along with the perfect premises decided to go for it, during the pandemic! Now some might think they were slightly bonkers, but the need for self-care has never been greater. Victorian Christmas Spectacular Go along to Copythorne Parish Hall, Pollards Moor Road, Copythorne on Saturday 11th December from 5pm until 9pm for their Victorian Christmas Spectacular. ere will be a Victorian kitchen, steam engines, fair organ, Santa’s Grotto, children’s corner, cra stalls, and much more! Adults £3, children Free. Enjoy a free vintage bus ride around the village to enjoy the Christmas lights!! To enter a vintage vehicle, have a stall or for further information telephone: 023 8081 3341 or email: babynegem@ outlook.com All pro ts to local and national charities. Dress for the occassion! HYTHE MARINA CAROLS e annual Hythe Marina carols returns this year and will take place at 6.30pm on Friday 17th December in the Marina Square. e New Forest Brass Band leads marina residents, members of local choirs and visitors as they sing some popular carols and one or two perhaps less well known ones which deserve to be heard more o en. Choristers from Hythe Primary School will be singing ‘Love shone down’ written by Andy Piercy in the 1980’s and a group from Beaulieu Warblers will sing the evocative ‘Carol of the Bells’, whose origins are in a 19th century Ukranian folk song. ere will be a collection for the Honeypot Children’s Charity which is based locally at Honeypot House near Black eld. From there, Honeypot provides respite breaks and ongoing support for children aged 5-12 years old who are full-time young carers. Visitors are welcome at the Marina to join in the singing. Wrap up warmly, they don’t want to put you o but it can be cold! Christmas at Cornerstone URC Christmas Nativity Parade & Carols Go along and join them in Hythe on Saturday 18th December from 3.30pm to see the Characters from the Christmas Nativity story. The parade will start from Cornerstone Hythe URC at 3.30pm and process around Hythe n- ishing outside Waitrose to sing carols accompanied by New Forest Brass. e events of Christmas will also be re-told from Bible readings. In addition, there will be a Nativity hunt around Hythe . Hidden in shop win- dows will be knitted nativity gures to be found during the week Monday 13th to Saturday 18th December . Anyone can enter just pick up a form from Cornerstone URC or the Herald o ce. Put the name of the shop next to the character found there, then bring it to the parade and claim your prize. Forms will be available from 13th December . Go and make a beautiful oasis-based wreath for your front door using natural materials collected from around Lepe park. Rangers will be on hand to help guide you through the process and to provide mince pies and refreshments. Tuesday 14th December, 10am to 11.30am & 1pm to 2.30pm and 16th December, 7pm to 8.30pm. £15 per person, age 14+ Places must be booked in advance at: www.hants.gov.uk/lepewhatson Normal parking charges apply. Please Note: Only natural materials and the oasis bases will be provided, please bring any additional adornment with you on the day Wreath Making Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the staff at West Totton Launderette 023 8066 6361 • 4 Watson Walk, Totton, SO40 8JT f Christmas Eve 9am-2pm; Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day & 27th December; 28th December 9am-2pm; 29th & 30th December 9am-4pm; New Year’s Eve 9am-2pm; Closed New Year’s Day; 2nd January 9am-2pm; 3rd January 9am-4pm; Closed 4th January f a ‘regular’? en they o er an unlimited package for £45 for 30 days o peak which includes from opening times up to 3.30pm and includes Saturdays. So go along and meet the team, you will certainly feel rejuvenated, refreshed and have a glow about you when you walk out the door!