Herald - Issue 419

Page 42 • The HERALD • 17th February 2022 v SUPPORTING YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v Charlotte Harvey Hair BLONDES & BRIDAL Mobile hairdresser Professional hairdresser with salon experience. I personalise my style to suit each individual client, from face shape, skin tone to hair condition. My services include: • Bridal styling • Womens cutting/styling • Colouring: Balayage, highlights, root tint Contact me: 07843 171618 charlotteharveyhair@gmail.com www.charlotteharveyhair.co.uk Health, Beauty & Wellbeing The Waterside Physiotherapy &  Osteopathy Clin ic www.thewatersideclinic.co.uk Jon Eyres and Associates • NECK AND BACK PAIN • PREGNANCY RELATED PAIN • ACUPUNCTURE • ARTHRITIC PAIN • ALL SPORTS INJURIES • SHOULDER/ARM PAIN Treatment by Chartered Physiotherapists and Registered Osteopaths Registered with all major health insurers and HCPC Tel: 023 8020 7764 First Floor, South Street Centre, Hythe, Southampton SO45 6EB Kit Davison FHP MCFHP MAFHP Qualified Foot Health Practitioner • Corns, Calluses, ingrown toenails, • Athlete’s Foot and thickened toenails. • Toenail and fingernail cutting. Flexible appointments and home visits available. 07752 674591 kdavison@kdfootcare.co.uk http://kdfootcare.co.uk MANDY STEER S.A.C DIP RFHP Mobile Foot Health Practitioner Covering the Waterside & New Forest area 01590 612302 or 07907 114365 Wessex Heartbeat ‘Springs’ Forward Popular Fundraising Events Wessex Heartbeat, which supports cardiac patients and their families in the Southampton area and beyond, has announced that its celebratory Burns Night, originally planned for January, and its highly anticipated Cycle Sportive event, initially planned for September 2021, will both be moved forward to a slightly later time in 2022. The Burns Night Supper and Ceilidh , which celebrates the legendary poet Robert Burns, will now take place on Saturday 26th February. The Hendy Wessex Heartbeat Cycle Sportive , which is now running in its 6th year, has been moved to Sunday 20th March. John Munro, CEO of Wessex Heartbeat said: “It’s a real shame to delay these two great dates on our fundraising calendar, but the most important thing is the safety of all involved.” e charity’s Burns Night event will take place at Chilworth Manor and will include a sumptuous three- course dinner with ‘haggis and neeps’ served to the rousing sounds of an authentic Piper. Guests will also have the chance to show o some fancy footwork as they dance to traditional reels from the Woodsiders Ceilidh Band. e legendary ‘Address to a Haggis’ poem will also be read by Robbie Burns, a heart transplant patient from Winchester, and long-term patient of the Wessex Cardiac Centre at Southampton General Hospital. e following month, the Hendy Wessex Heartbeat Cycle Sportive will take place in the beautiful Test Valley, commencing and nishing in the grounds of Embley Park in Romsey. Participants will have the chance to take on a 40-mile route, or a more challenging 70-mile course. Taking cyclists through Romsey over to Winchester, Stockbridge and Broughton where the 70- and 40-mile routes split, the longer route travels over to Salisbury and the shorter 40-mile route travels back to Romsey via East Tytherley. Money raised from both the Cycle Sportive event and Burns Night will go to Wessex Heartbeat and will go towards the cardiac charity’s refurbishment of its home-from-home Heartbeat House. John Munro added: “ Events like this are crucial for helping raise vital funds for Wessex Heartbeat. They are both set to be fantastic days for all involved and we look Robbie Burns, a heart transplant patient, will read at the Burns Night event forward to seeing everyone take part.” Tickets for the Burns Night and Supper and Ceilidh cost £45. For Cycle Sportive, it’s £35 for entrants taking on the 70-mile route and £25 for the 40-mile route. Please contact: tina@heartbeat.org.uk or the o ce on: 023 8070 6095 for further details. To learn more about Wessex Heartbeat, please visit: www.heartbeat.co.uk Bereavement Support Oakhaven Wellbeing Bereavement services are open to all. Whether your loss is recent, months or even years ago, and you don’t need to have lost your loved one at Oakhaven, you can find support. ere are Bereavement Co ee Mornings which take place on the 1st Wednesday of the month between 10am until 12noon, at the Coates Centre, located in the grounds of Oakhaven Hospice, Lower Pennington Lane, Lymington SO41 8ZZ, and also Bereavement Teas, on the 3rd Wednesday of the month between 1.30pm and 3.30pm. eir bereavement volunteers will welcome you and make you a cuppa. You can meet others who understand what you going through, and nd information and advice to help you cope, from one-to-one support, group support, wellbeing sessions and in time when you are ready more social activities. Just go along when you feel ready; if you are unsure then take a friend. e next Bereavement Co ee Morning takes place on Wednesday 2nd March and the Bereavement Tea will take place on Wednesday 16th March . For more details telephone e Coates Centre on: 01590 638521 (there is an answer machine so do please leave a message and someone will get back to you) or email: wellbeing@ oakhavenhospice.co.uk. e Coates Centre is a drop-in centre and open Mondays to Fridays from 10am until 4pm . ere is always someone there to talk to. For more details about bereavement support by Oakhaven Wellbeing visit: www.oakhavenhospice. co.uk/wellbeing STOMA SUPPORT Waterside Stoma Support meets at St Andrew’s Church, Dibden Purlieu every other month. A Stoma Nurse is in attendance along with a stoma care company when available for advice and samples. eir next meeting will be on Wednesday 9th March at 1.30pm until 3pm . With refreshments and home- made cakes (for a small charge) a friendly face is guaranteed. Friends and carers welcome to go along to chat to fellow ostomates. For more information telephone Hazel on: 023 8089 1934 or email: juderhay@outlook.com Free Online Group for People Living with Arthritis Free online groups are taking place to help people in Southampton and around the South living with arthritis to manage their condition. e next group meeting, organised by UK charity Arthritis Action, will take place on Wednesday 9th March at 2pm, with further meetings planned every six weeks. e online groups are held over Zoom, catering to those who still may not be comfortable socialising in-person with others. e meetings o er a safe and friendly environment for people living with arthritis to speak with each other, learn from one another and share their stories, questions and tips. ere are over 10 million people living with some form of arthritis in the UK, making it the leading cause of pain and disability nationwide. For more information or to register attendance for the free group, email: info@ arthritisaction.org.uk or telephone: 020 3781 7120.