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v CALL US: 023 8084 5700 v 16th February 2023 • The HERALD • Page 3 THE FRAME SHOP 15 Marsh Parade, Hythe SO45 6AN Tel: 023 8084 4741 PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING ESTABLISHED 1987 Prints, Paintings, Tapestries & Embroideries MEETING ALL YOUR GLASS AND MIRROR NEEDS • Glass cut to size • Mirrors made to measure • Broken glass repaired • Misted up or broken double-glazed units replaced • Glass table tops • Heat-resistant glass for woodburners 75 Rumbridge Street, Totton Tel: (023) 8086 3074 TOTTON GLASS • Jewellers • Watchmakers J. COLLINS & SON Proudly Serving the Waterside since 1972 10 Marsh Parade, Hythe, Southampton, Hants Tel: (023) 8084 3074 WE ARE KEEN TO BUY ALL SECONDHAND JEWELLERY, SCRAP GOLD Stockists of large range of gold, silver and gem set jewellery Main Agents for Citizen, Rotary, Lorus Watches and Seiko Clocks Kit Heath & Hot Diamond Silver Jewellery Stockists Secondhand Jewellery for Sale Our Professional Services include Jewellery &Watch Repairs, Re-Stringing New Forest Mummers Raise Over £2,000 for Charity! e New Forest Mummers were delighted to be able to hand over a cheque for £2,390 to Alzheimer’s Research UK in January following their fundraising e orts in December. During the Christmas Week, the Mummers were out and about performing the East Boldre Mummers Play in the pubs and hotels of the New Forest where they managed to perform 42 times in 38 di erent venues. Last year was very special for the Mummers as it was the rst time they were able to complete a proper tour since 2019 following the pandemic and also as they were collecting in memory of a former leading member of the New Forest Mummers, Pete Dyer, who sadly passed away in May 2022 follow a battle with dementia. “We love keeping this medieval tradition alive in the New Forest,” said Mummer, Keith Petty. “The reaction we get is always so welcoming and we must say a huge thank you to all the landlords across the New Forest who allowed us to perform and their very generous patrons who helped us raise this fantastic amount. This was the 55th year for the New Forest Mummers and we are always on the lookout for members to join the group to help us keep going for many more years to come!” Georgi Welch, the Regional Fundraising O cer for Alzheimer’s Research UK said: “Thank you so much to The New Forest Mummers for their incredible support. At Alzheimer’s Research UK we understand how difficult times are for so many people and we are very grateful to everyone who contributed to this fantastic donation. Too many of us have experienced the devastation of dementia, but thanks to the efforts of our incredible supporters, we’re funding research that is bringing lifechanging treatments ever closer for people living with the condition. Every penny raised helps bring about a world free from the fear, harm and heartbreak of dementia.” For more information on the Mummers or even to join them next year please contact Keith Petty on: 023 8086 9625 or email: familypetty@btinternet.com. You can keep up to date with the exploits of the mummers on their Facebook page: www.facebook. com/newforestmummers Left to Right: Mike Farleigh, Tim Prenki, Rob Burnfield and Georgi Welch Sign up for Fawley Parish Council’s Newsletter Fawley Parish Council will be issuing a new monthly newsletter from February. If you would like to stay up to date with information, events and more in the Fawley Parish you can sign up to receive the newsletter via the linked story on their Facebook page: facebook.com/FawleyPC If you have an event or have an idea for the newsletter please email: kathryn.ashdown@fawley-pc.gov.uk with the information and posters.
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Archie had organised two tractor runs, raising enough money to pay for a de brillator in his village. e lifesaving de brillator has now been installed in Winsor outside e Compass Inn which is run by Archie’s parents. e Compass Inn comments: “We are very proud to announce that after our charity tractor runs last year we raised enough money to have a defibrillator installed outside the pub for public access. A massive thank you to everyone that supported and took part in these events to make this possible and thank you to Archie and friends who put a lot of time into organising these events. The defibrillator has been installed at the front of the pub to make it accessible at all times in case of emergency.” e Compass Inn is a traditional country style pub, in winter a log re blazes in the hearth, and for summer there’s a beer garden you can sit in to enjoy your food and drink and admire the owers. For more information please visit: www.compass-innwinsor.co.uk The new defibrillator is now installed outside the Compass Inn DONATIONS DAY AT ST JOHN’S HALL St John’s Hall will be open as a donations drop-o point on Saturday 25th February, 10am to 1pm for donations of new or preloved items from the lists below for the following charities: Women’s Refuge, SGH Clothes Bank, Southampton Street Angels and Waterside Foodbank. Unfortuently they cannot accept anything that’s not on the lists below. Womens Refuge: Hairbrushes/Hairbands, adult arts and crafts, pyjamas for women and children, toiletries, outside toys, underwear. SGH Clothes Bank: Loose tting trousers and jumpers suitable for over 60’s. Southampton Street Angels: Gloves, hats, scarves, snack food, baby wipes, lip balm/hand cream, suncream, playing cards, pens, pencils, adult colouring books, notepads, crosswords, toothbrush, toothpaste, toiletries. Waterside Foodbank: Tinned rice pudding, tinned sponge pudding, biscuits, instant mash, co ee (100g), UHT milk, milk powder, tinned fruit, tinned soup, pasta sauce, toilet rolls, nappies 5, 5+ and 6, washing up liquid, ladies deodorant, sturdy plastic bags. Free hot drinks will be served on the day in exchange for your donations. e Waterside Gateway Club would like to say a big thank you to Michelle Smith from Heavenly Bodies Beauty Studio, who donated a very generous £100 to the club. Michelle recently ran a ra e for her clients who were all happy to donate to a local charity, and to have the chance to win a Tropic All is Bright Radiant Eye Collection, which raised £68 and Michelle kindly topped up the donation to £100. is donation will go a long way in helping the Waterside Gateway Club members to enjoy di erent activities, days out or to enable the club to buy equipment. e Waterside Gateway Club is for adults with learning di culties. It is run by volunteers and is totally self-funded. ere are 40 members aged between 18-80. e Club enables them to socialise with their friends which is sometimes di cult for them to do independently. Thank you Heavenly Bodies Beauty Studio! A BIG ‘THANK YOU’ HEAVENLY BODIES BEAUTY STUDIO
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Page 6 • The HERALD • 16th February 2023 v PART OF YOUR COMMUNITY FOR OVER 28 YEARS v Waterside Furnishings & Re-Upholstery 023 8020 7895 16 Marsh Parade, Hythe (Opposite Hythe Club) Est 2006 REPAIRS ANTIQUE, MODERN & MARINE REFURBISHED FURNITURE FOR SALE RE-UPHOLSTERY Extensions Loft/garage conversion Full renovations Groundworks Landscaping Driveways Emergency Call Out Service Available Telephone: 07513 802380 Email: TDCSolutions@hotmail.com TDC Solutions Ltd All Construction Work Undertaken Kitchens Bathrooms Plumbing & heating Painting & decorating Flooring Pitch/flat roofing No job to big or small The next Herald is out on 9th March Eling Tide Mill Introduce £10 Membership for Totton Residents Eling Tide Mill Experience are thrilled to launch their new Exclusive Membership scheme for Totton Residents, to give an opportunity for locals to enjoy the unique history on o er right on their doorstep. ose living locally to the historic tide mill can enjoy a family membership, including up to four named people, for just £10 a year, allowing unlimited access reduced rate of 25% o the standard admission cost and receive a 10% discount in both the Mill Café and Mill Gi Shop. In order to qualify for the Exclusive Membership you must live in the following postcodes: SO40 2, SO40 3, SO40 7, SO40 8 or SO40 9. All members must live at the same Totton address and be named on the card. To apply please visit: elingexperience.co.uk and click on the Exclusive Membership O er button. Once your application has been approved you can collect your membership from the Mill Gi Shop on your rst visit. Inside the mill Turning the quern stones to the mill and visitors centre. Members will also be able to bring family and friends to visit at a A warm welcome awaits you at Romsey Library every Friday 2pm to 4pm for their ‘Chat About’ sessions. Pop in for a chat; enjoy a board game, puzzle or crossword and a cup of tea or co ee. No need to book just turn up. Go along and learn to play, weekly on Tuesday evening 6.30pm to 8pm in the Totton Men’s Shed, behind Totton and Eling Community Centre. £3 a session, contact Chris for more information: chris@ compark.co.uk or call: 023 8087 3143. Chat About at Romsey Library JOIN THE TOTTON UKULELE GROUP
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Waterside Heritage was given a 99 year lease of the former Hythe Railway Station in Dominy Close by the New Forest District Council and a er major refurbishment the building was opened as e Waterside Heritage Centre in 2002. It comprises a study and library area, space for exhibitions, archive storage and a small kitchen and WC. e Chairman of Waterside Heritage from its very beginning 27 years ago, Graham Parkes, has sadly passed away. Waterside Heritage has therefore not only lost an incredible fount of knowledge about the local area but also someone who virtually ran Waterside Heritage and its Heritage Centre single handed. e Executive Committee of Waterside Heritage acknowledge that no single volunteer could possibly cover the range of activities that Graham did. ey are therefore urgently seeking volunteers, interested in local history, who could share the tasks between them. Volunteers undertake a wide variety of activities from sorting, archiving and indexing, to undertaking research, scanning, printing and creating exhibition material. Other volunteers are needed to help with the maintenance of the building and grounds. If anyone would like to discuss the options available and receive reassurance about the commitment, please contact the Secretary, Dr Mike Gibson via email: mikegibson47@btinternet.com or call: 023 8087 9530. The Waterside Heritage Centre Special Person for a Special School Oak Lodge is a Special School in Dibden Purlieu for pupils with moderate learning di culties. It caters for approximately 160 secondary aged pupils and is currently rated ‘good’ by OFSTED. Using its ve key values the school ensures that every pupil is safe, happy, independent, nurtured and engaged. e result of which means that all pupils are better prepared for adult life, regardless of their additional needs, with all pupils moving onto further education or learning. e school is currently looking for someone to join its Governing Body. You do not need to have a deep understanding of the education system, just the time to contribute. As a governor you will use your own life experiences to support and challenge the school, so it improves for pupils and sta , and holds the headteacher to account for its educational performance. Governors oversee the ongoing strategic direction of the school as well as its nancial compliance. ere are 3 meetings a term at the school, generally held late a ernoon on a Tuesday. In addition, governors have an individual area of focus – be that a certain subject or other aspect of school life and are expected to spend time in school to support and challenge leaders and other sta around this. is is not as daunting as it sounds. If you feel this could be you, in the rst instance, please contact the school’s business manager either by email: admin@ oaklodge.hants.sch.uk or phone: 023 8084 7213. If you run a Hampshire based business or organisation and would like to improve the mental wellbeing of your community, you can sign up to join the Chat About scheme for free. By joining, you’ll work to provide a safe and welcoming space for local people to meet and chat with others and help reduce loneliness within the area. All sta taking part are required to complete mental health training modules to spot the signs of mental illness and learn how to signpost to the support that is available. To nd out more and join, visit the Hampshire County Council website: hants.gov.uk/socialcareandhealth/ publichealth/mentalwellbeinghampshire/chatabout Could You Help to Improve the Mental Wellbeing of your Community?
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16th February 2023 • The HERALD • Page 11 v SHOP LOCALLY FOR SERVICE & VALUE v PRICE MATCH GUARANTEE AN EVENING WITH PHIL TUFNELL ‘An Evening With Phil Tufnell’ is taking place on Thursday 30th March, at the Empire Hall in Totton in aid of e Wessex Kidney Patients Association (WKPA). e WKPA is a registered charity that provides nancial help and support for people su ering with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and other associated kidney problems. ey need to raise much needed funds to help them cope with the increased demand on their services and it is hoped that this event will do just that. e WKPA was formed in 1974 and was established to promote the welfare of patients who attend Queen Alexandra (QA) hospital in Portsmouth, University Renal Paediatric unit in Southampton and nine satellite kidney dialysis units. It covers an area which includes most of Hampshire and extends into the county borders of Berkshire, Dorset, West Sussex and Wiltshire. e charitable work that they do can be anything from buying a microwave for a patient struggling nancially, to helping dialysis units purchase medical items. For instance they recently purchased much needed dialysis Phil Tufnell, a former international cricketer, is probably best know for being a team captain on ‘A Question of Sport’ for 13 years, alongside Matt Dawson. He has also starred in ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ and ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’, which he won in 2003. His cheerful personality has made him a very popular presenter and his one-man shows are not to be missed. Tickets can be obtained by contacting Henry Porter on 07759 935062 or email; hgporter1950@gmail.com. Alternatively, you can visit: www. wessexkidneypatientsassociation.org/events (standard tickets only). VIP ticket £40 - includes a pre-show meet and greet and photo opportunity. Standard ticket £20. Doors open at 7pm for VIP ticket holders and 7.30pm for Standard ticket holders. Show commences at 8.15pm. Ample free parking is available at the War Memorial Car Park on Salisbury Road. chairs for the Southampton Children’s Renal unit and are also co-funding a part time assistant for the Young Adults Youth Worker at QA hospital, Portsmouth. ey do not receive any government funding, therefore any monies that they receive are through donations and fund raising. e aim of the Totton Repair Café, along with all repair cafés, is to try and prevent small household goods from going to land ll if they stop working. Volunteer Repairers who can advice and assess/ repair small electrical and other items. ey O er: Information about Repair Cafés and the Men’s Shed. Refreshments at a small charge while you wait. From June they hope to be o ering bike and sewing repairs. You can take along small electrical or other items too good for the tip, nd out more about the Repair Café or Men’s Shed, sit and help/observe with any repair. A er your repair is completed all they ask for is a voluntary donation towards the cost of the hall and insurance. Totton Repair Café is running on Saturday 18th February. ey will be open from 10.30am until 1pm at Totton & Eling Community Centre. For further details please contact the Totton & Eling Community Centre by email: tottonrepaircafe@gmx.co.uk Totton Repair Café
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