Herald - Issue 417

v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v 6th January 2022 • The HERALD • Page 15 THE SUPPLY SGT Army Surplus Store 43 Rumbridge Street, Totton, Southampton. SO40 9DR Tel: 023 8178 1324 We sell ALL TYPES OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT i.e. trousers, jackets, boots, shirts, cadet issue kit, thermals, waterproofs COLLECTABLES badges and patches etc. WARHAMMER This is new to our shop - we have a range of kits, paint, brushes and dice PLUS White Dwarf Magazine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We also support THE NEW FOREST MILITARIA FAIR which is held on the 1st Wednesday of every month at COLBURY CHURCH ROOMS, DEERLEAP LANE, COLBURY, NR. ASHURST, HANTS SO40 7EH To book a table or for more information phone Dave on: 07903 600865 or Email: sue.curtis93@ntlworld.com Adventure in Travel Travel Consultant 07403 122216 F: Adventure in Travel The next Herald is out on 27th January Years ago libraries were silent, unassuming places, where whispering was mandatory and the only sound heard was the click of the book date stamp. Nowadays libraries have become a hub of knowledge, with a full range of resources, activities, groups and events to complement the diverse selection of ction and non- ction, audio and e-books along with computers and printers for public use. Kicking o 2022, Hampshire ‘Learning in Libraries’ are o ering learning courses, both on-line and face-to-face for everyone who is 19 years and over, and with no upper age limit the opportunities are endless. From art, photography and sewing, through to i-pad user training, garden planning and emergency rst aid, there really is something for everyone. Many of the courses are completely FREE, and where there is a charge, costs are deliberately kept as low as possible. Why not make 2022 your year to learn a new skill, a new language or polish up on those much needed I.T skills? Or perhaps you want to get out more and meet other like-minded people whilst enjoying a new hobby or cra – whatever you fancy you will be amazed at what’s on o er at your local library. Covering all the areas within the Herald community you won’t need to travel far to nd something that suits. Be warned though, courses are already proving very popular and early booking is advised by calling: 023 9223 2957 , by visiting your local library or via the online ‘shop’ at: www.hants.gov.uk/shop/home. php?cat=369 BLOWTHE COBWEBS AWAY! As part of its contribution to the national data collected by the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), as well as ensuring our coastline is as clean and safe as possible, Hythe and Waterside Rotary will be running a Beach Clean at Lepe Beach on Saturday 29th January between 11am and 1pm . ey will be recording the type and frequency of litter on a Libraries are for Learning… Not Just for Books! litter pickers and bags will be provided on the day. For more information or to register your interest please telephone 023 8181 8187. speci c 100 metre stretch of beach, alongside a more general litter pick in the surrounding area. e data collected informs MCS strategy as it seeks to in uence pertinent legislation, industry practice and individual behaviour in order to ensure our beaches and oceans are as healthy and pollutant-free as possible. So if you fancy getting some fresh air a er Christmas, why not go and join them? Equipment such as gloves,