Herald - Issue 423

12th May 2022 • The HERALD • Page 29 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Tables, dressers, mirrors, lamps, home fragrance, coasters, art, giftware and lots more! Open Tuesday to Saturday 9am to 4pm 023 8084 4472 • beashomeltd@gmail.com Bea’s Home, 50 Pylewell Road, Hythe SO45 6AQ Quality homewares to suit every pocket NEW Spring Furniture & Garden Wares in Stock Now! 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 140 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 Can You Convince the Soup Dragons or Become a Dragon Yourself? for either 4 consecutive weeks or once a month for four months. e winner will also need to give an update to the dragons a er 4 months. To be eligible to enter you must be prepared to complete all the steps above, live in the parishes of Hythe & Dibden, Marchwood or Fawley and agree to any publicity surrounding the presentation and project. If you fancy yourself as a Dragon tickets are now on sale at the Herald O ce for £6 which includes a bowl of delicious homemade soup and a vote for your favourite pitch! e winner of the rst Soup Dragons was e Waterside Food Project who collect food that would go to waste from local supermarkets and deliver it to homes and organisations who will bene t from it. ey won £160 which will be going towards a Community Fridge. For more information visit: hytheanddibden.gov.uk/_Vi rDi r/ C o r e C o n t e n t s / N e w s / D i s p l a y . aspx?id=44412 Do you have what it takes to convince the Revital Hythe Soup Dragons to invest in your community project or new business? Or do you fancy attending the event and becoming a Dragon yourself? e deadline for applications for the next Soup Dragons event is Friday 20th May with pitches to the ‘Dragons’ taking place on Thursday 26th May at 7.30pm, at the Parish Hall in Hythe. If you have an idea for a community project that needs a little money or are you looking to start up a small business and need some money for advertising, or a place to sell, or to pay for the rst samples, a prototype of your invention. Or you have recently started a small business that needs a boost? en ‘Soup Dragons’ is for you! To apply you will need to complete the online application form on: hytheanddibden.gov.uk and prepare a 4 minute talk outlining your project, how you plan to use the money, costings of your project and what you hope to achieve, you cannot use PowerPoint but you can bring along plans, pictures or samples. e audience of Dragons can then ask you 4 questions. A er all the presentations the dragons and participants will enjoy a bowl of soup and a roll together, the Dragons will then vote for the pitch they think should win the Dragons Prize Pot. £5 from each Dragon ticket sold will go towards the Dragons Prize Pot awarded to the winner. In addition to the prize pot, if appropriate the winner will also get a free pitch on the Hythe market The Guide Dogs would like to say a well-deserved ‘thank you’ to everyone for saving and bringing all your old stamps into the Herald office in Hythe. We’ve received an update from Tony Pond, who sorts through the stamps and takes them to auction; the last collection raised an amazing £256.25 (including gift aid) for the charity. Keep on Collecting your Stamps! It costs Guide Dogs around £50,000 to support a guide dog from birth to retirement and they rely solely on donations so please help Tony carry on raising funds for the Guide Dogs charity by dropping o your old stamps into the yellow box in the Herald O ce, your generosity is much appreciated. For more information on Guide Dogs please visit: www.guidedogs.org.uk Totton South u3a continue to meet for their general meeting with presentation on the 3rd Friday afternoon of the month at Colbury Memorial Hall. On Friday 20th May for their AGM and Entertainment. Followed on Friday 17th June for ‘Weather Forecasting - from Satellite to Screen’. Recent TSu3a successful events include a 4 day trip to the Isle of Wight, a Spring Lunch and a Co ee Morning meeting at Hanger Farm Arts Centre on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month 10am to 12pm plus many other groups on o er throughout the week. For more information about joining u3a please telephone or text: 07305178402. Totton South U3A