Herald - Issue 422

v READ THE HERALD ONLINE: www.herald-publishing.co.uk v 21st April 2022 • The HERALD • Page 25 Adventure in Travel Travel Consultant 07403 122216 F: Adventure in Travel Waterside based Locksmith with over 40 years’ experience within the window and door industry. YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT TRUSTED LOCKSMITH CORGI REGISTERED, NCFE AND CITY & GUILDS QUALIFIED WITH OVER 115 GENUINE LOCAL REVIEWS • NO CALLOUT FEE OR VAT CHARGED • FREE ON-SITE QUOTE/ADVICE • FREE 12 MONTH WARRANTY • HIGH SPEC PARTS FITTED, 1ST CLASS SERVICE & THE LOWEST PRICES TO MATCH! Book us through Checkatrade and get a free £1,000 guarantee If you need a lock think KeyLock Locksmiths • Lost keys • Locked out - Non-destructive entry • Moving home - New locks & keys required • Door lock adjustments with repair and replacements for all multipoint locking systems • Door realignments/servicing • Hinge repair/adjustments CALL 023 8089 9989 OR 07771 994536 24HRS TO SPEAK TO A LOCAL FULLY QUALIFIED LOCKSMITH Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH A BIRTHDAY HONORARY GIFT FOR PEARL The ladies of Bramshott Hill Golf Club were very happy to put their clubs away to help celebrate the 90th birthday of one of their members, especially as wine and cakes were involved. Pearl Hansford who is still playing competitive golf was showered with owers and gi s from her many gol ng friends. e current ladies captain Lynn Dunkason thanked Pearl for her work for In second place came J Physick & C Jones and in third place L Dunkason & H Troupe . Congratulations go to Ursula and Mary who will now play in the next round of this England Golf competition. Pearl celebrating her 90th birthday the club and then presented her with an Honorary Membership which is one of very few gi ed over the years. Af t e r t he celebrations it was back to golf to contend for the Australian Spoons Foursomes. This team competition was won by Ursula Symes and Mary Annetts . Calshot Litter Pick On Saturday 26th March Fawley Parish Council once again organised their annual litter pick as part of the Great British Spring Clean Campaign. It was a great day to choose as the 23 volunteers enjoyed the sunshine and collected 25 bags of litter and one large tarpaulin of rubbish. e meeting point was St George’s Hall in Calshot, kindly lent for the occasion by New Forest District Council. Members of Calshot Youth Club joined in the event and the refreshments provided included biscuits made by the club – for which a small donation was requested and the monies collected will be given to a worthy cause which will be chosen by the young people. Chairman of Fawley Parish Council Cllr Alan Alvey said “Special thanks should go to the Council’s Youth Worker Amy Andrew and Steve Chiverton of the Grounds Maintenance Team for so efficiently organising the morning. I would also like to take the opportunity to thank the volunteers that litter pick throughout the year, as part of the Council’s Volunteer Scheme; their efforts are much appreciated. Credit is also due to the staff of Fawley Parish Council and NFDC whose duties involve clearing up the litter dropped by thoughtless members of the public”. Volunteers outside St George’s Hall in Calshot