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v THE HERALD - YOUR COMMUNITY MAGAZINE v 17th November 2022 • The HERALD • Page 15 ANXIETY? PANIC ATTACKS? STAY CALM, IN CONTROL AND RELAXED Break Free from a Fear or Habit. Regain Confidence and Happiness Fast and Effective Solution, Lasting Results CALL 07786 376980 E: alan@alanjoneshypnotherapy.com JIM GRASSICK Double Glazing Repairs • Locks • Handles • Hinges • Glass Over 40 years experience Tel: 07712 718343 Email: jamesgrassickSO45@gmail.com Put Your Repairs in Safe Hands KDL PLUMBING & HEATING All Jobs Undertaken • Free Estimates and Advice Call Kevin on 07475 128249 or 023 8181 0016 NO CALL OUT CHARGES ADDED Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH You Can Trust Us to Care at Carpathia Grange by Care UK At Carpathia Grange, Care UK’s care home in Hythe, our skilled and dedicated team delivers superb residential, nursing, dementia and short-term care in stunning surroundings. As the country’s most awarded large care provider, Care UK takes pride in delivering the best. When you join us at Carpathia Grange we work with you and your family to learn all about your life, interests and wishes, so we can shape every aspect of your care and lifestyle – even the delicious food we serve – to suit you. Every member of our team receives sector-leading training, including in the latest dementia approaches. What’s more, our purpose-built home is designed to dementia standards, so every resident we care for enjoys maximum independence in a calm and supportive setting. Feels like home We’ve thought of everything to help you enjoy the best possible lifestyle. Carpathia Grange has its own café, hair and beauty salon, cinema, bar and lovely gardens. All bedrooms are beautifully furnished, and each has its own wet-room. ere are gorgeous lounges, ideal for relaxing, and well-stocked activity rooms. Our lively and varied activity programme o ers something for everyone, including regular outings and Carpathia Grange live entertainment. Whether you’re keen to continue enjoying a lifelong hobby, to nd a new interest, to attend a church or group in the community, or even take on a role around the home, we’ll support you to live each day in the way you want. Support for your whole family At Care UK, we have more ‘Outstanding’-rated homes than any other provider, and over 6,500 families trust us to care. We ensure that you and your family are at the heart of planning and reviewing your care, and we’re here to o er information, support and reassurance for your family whenever they need us. To nd out more about care at Carpathia Grange please call us on 023 8098 9763 or email nicola. toomer@careuk.com Carpathia Grange, Hythe: careuk. com/carpathiagrange Romsey Male Voice Choir in harmony with Romsey voices are holding a charity concert ‘Until ere is Peace’ at St Michael & All Angels Church in Lyndhurst on Saturday 19th November at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 available from: www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/ hampshire/st-michael-all-angels-church/until-thereis-peace/2022-11-19/19:30/t-ojjnylx or from Romsey Visitor Information Centre pop in or call: 01794 512987. All proceeds from the concert will go to support those in need in Ukraine. Concert for Ukraine
Page 16 • The HERALD • 17th November 2022 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Waterside Network Group: Member Focus by Simon Chadwick Allow me to introduce you to Mark Chapman of local business Klic-Key. e ‘Klic’ of Klic-Key stands for Keys Locked In Car, although it’s as likely to be lost keys that Klic-Key have to deal with. Mark assists people across Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire who have, for some reason or another, got themselves into car trouble. O ering a 24-hour emergency vehicle locksmith service, KlicKey regularly assist the AA, RAC and Green Flag in helping their members gain access to their cars in a non-destructive manner. Klic-Key is an independent company with over 30 years’ experience in the motor trade. It doesn’t have the overheads of the national companies so the savings are passed on to you. Mark is able to travel to wherever you are, whenever you need him. But there’s more to Klic-Key than that. Mark can professionally t dashcams on a separate circuit, and, for those vehicles where they’re not pre-installed, t head units for entertainment systems and upgrade your audio systems too. Bluetooth and handsfree kits are also part of the service. If you’re converting a van, or require light bars and work lamps tted, KlicKey can ensure it’s done safely and correctly, including the installation of a separate power source with split charger so you’re le with a full battery when it comes to starting. ere are two particular bugbears of Mark’s that all car owners should be aware of. Firstly, it’s ensuring you have a working spare key. If you don’t, Mark can make one for you. Secondly, it’s the peril of keyless ignition systems and those that wish to exploit them. Mark recommends, and can provide, Faraday pouches to shield your key’s signals from any ne’erdowells out there. So, for a friendly, polite and professional service, talk to Mark at Klic-Key using the contact details in the featured member box, adjacent. Mark Chapman, Klic-Key Awards For British Red Cross Volunteers A surprise visit was made to the British Red Cross Fundraising shop in North Baddesley from Lord Portsmouth (ex-president) and Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire together with Anna Ross (Area Manager). ey visited their Fundraising shop in North Baddesley and Lord Portsmouth presented the following volunteers with certi cates: David Mold - 5 years; Mo Mold - 5 years; Mike Clamp – 5 years; Paul Need - 5 years; Juliet Snowden - 35 years; Avis Reeves - 50 years; and Wendy Knight MBE - 70 years. Lord Portsmouth thanked all the volunteers for their outstanding service over the years. Refreshments were served a er a lovely morning. e British Red Cross Fundraising shop is located at rear of North Baddesley Village Hall, SO52 9DT and is now open Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm and every third Saturday of the month from 10am to 1pm. You can contact them on: 023 8073 5089. ere are bargains each week. ey accept good quality ladies and men’s clothes, household and curtains and Brica-brac and books. Unwanted Christmas and birthday gi s are gratefully received. Unfortunately they cannot accept large items of furniture (due to space restrictions), shoes, cushions, duvets, curtains, babies clothes and CDs. Wool is always wanted (no cones) for their many projects. e Romsey Charities Fayre is taking place on Saturday 19th November from 10am to 2.30pm in Cros eld Hall, where there will be 20 local and national charities. Great for Christmas presents. Admission is free. HYTHE AND DISTRICT LADIES PROBUS GROUP e last meeting of the Hythe and District Ladies Probus Group was held on Friday 28th October. e speaker, Madeline Salvetti, gave them a very interesting talk about ‘Customs roughout the Year’. eir next meeting on Friday 24th November will be Beverley Walker explaining ‘How to Research our Family History’. Also in October their members and guests visited Brockenhurst College for a wonderful 3 course meal cooked and served by the students. ey meet on the last Friday of each month at Dibden Golf Club from 10.30am onwards for co ee followed by a speaker and then a 2 course lunch with co ee. ey are a very friendly group and new members are always welcome if you are interested in joining them please contact Helena Blake on: delhel@ btopenworld.com or call 023 8084 0578.
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