Herald - Issue 416

Page 48 • The HERALD • 9th December 2021 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v M & J Mobility Can give you.... Freedom on the Road • Hoists • Pedal Transfers • Wheelchair Carriers • Hand Controls • Ramps • Easy Release Hand Brake • Wireless Controls • Swivel Seats and help Maintain YOUR Independence Scooters Wheelchairs Powerchairs Li & Recline Chairs Walking Aids Bath Aids and lots more... Visit our showroom at: Independent Lifestyle Centre Old Lyndhurst Road, Cadnam SO40 2NL or call for a catalogue on: 023 8081 1949 Making Mobility Affordable On Thursday 14th October Jo from Community Matters a t D i b d e n Waitrose presented the volunteers from the Healthy Haven Garden with a cheque for £400. ey are spending the money on a battery operated tree saw, a sundial, a tree to commemorate the Waitrose Help for Haven Queen’s Jubilee and a small bug hotel. e volunteers at the garden are extremely grateful to the sta at Waitrose for the cheque and they will be inviting Waitrose to visit the garden in the near future to celebrate the opening of the new Summerhouse and see how the garden has developed. Left to right: Jo from Waitrose, Julia, Anne, Sandra, Janet and Chris CHILD’S PLAY Lyndhurst Shed presented Netley Marsh Infants School with some new playground equipment recently, a ‘ rone Chair’ and a ‘Rocking Boat’ made by their members using recycled timber. Many schools are nding it increasingly di cult to fund items like play equipment for the children and groups of older tradesmen within Mens Sheds can help by using there skills to support and create items for both schools and the wider community. A spokesperson said that although they are still searching for a permanent base within the Lyndhurst area it has not stopped them from helping organisations by using skills they have gained over the years to support others. For more information on Lyndhurst Shed meetings phone: 023 8081 2067 or: 07775 263656. Presentation by Lyndhurst Shed to School of Thorne Chair and Rocking Boat Annual Exhibition is Back e Romsey & District Railway Modellers Society are making a come back in 2022 a er having to cancel this years annual exhibition because of COVID-19. On Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th March e Romsey & District Railway Modellers Society are pleased to be able to hold their annual exhibition in the Cros eld Hall Romsey. e aim of the exhibition is to show a cross section of the hobby. e local Mountbatten School will be bringing their layout operated by the pupils. ere will be 11+ layouts with two trade stands to cater for all tastes. e scales/ gauges will be N, H09, 009, H0, 00 and 0 - with something for all modellers. Refreshments will be available all weekend and there is free parking on Sunday. Disabled access available. Admission: Adult £5, Child £3, Family Ticket 2 + 2 £12. Waterside Christmas Appeal The HandyTrust, Fawley Youth Workers and Gang Warily Scout and Guide HQ are working together to ensure EVERY CHILD in the Waterside area receives a gift this Christmas. Are you able to donate any of these items to this amazing appeal? Gi s can be (£10 and under), small toys, packs of cards, small puzzles, felt pens, crayons, colouring books, cra kits, puzzle books, scarf, hats, gloves, bubble bath, glitter tattoos etc. Dropoffpoints: •Blackfield - Compuco • Dibden - Tesco Applemore• Dibden Purlieu - WH Smith Local • Fawley - Fawley Express, Gang Warily Scout & Guide HQ, Stonehill Farm • Holbury - Coop (163 Long Lane), urstons, • Hythe - Admin No1, Hays Travel • Marchwood - ABC Flowers, Manor Bakery, Marchwood Hub Youth Group (Handy Trust Lizzie), Pococks • Netley View - Busy Bees Preschool Thank you - All giftsMUST be received by 20th December at the latest.