20th April 2023 • The HERALD • Page 39 v THE HERALD - PART OF YOUR COMMUNITY v MAIN ROAD, EAST BOLDRE SO42 7WL • TEL: 01590 612331 • enquiries.turfcutters@gmail.com • www.the-turfcutters-new-forest.co.uk Opening Times: Monday to Thursday: Bar 12-9pm • Kitchen 12-2pm and 5.30-8pm Friday and Saturday: Bar 12-10.30pm • Kitchen 12-2.30pm and 5.30-8pm Sunday: Bar 12-7pm • Kitchen 12-5pm A PROPER FOREST PUB! • Good Food, Good Beers, Comfortable Accommodation • Cosy Open Fires • Covered Eating Space • Lovely Garden • Sunday Roasts • Takeaway Thurs–Sat, 5-8pm TURFCUTTERS ARMS LIVE MUSIC • Friday 21st April - Grumpy Old Men • Sunday 23rd April - ST GEORGE’S DAY - Great English Menu, flag waving and music from State of Undress from 3pm • Monday 1st May - Mayday music with The Bushwhackers • Friday 5th May - Just Jammin • Monday 8th May - Goodnight Sweethearts • Friday 18th May - Lost Post OUT & ABOUT ROMAN LIFE Copythorne Parish History Society now meets on the 4thThursday of each month, in the main Copythorne Parish Hall at 7.30pm and welcomes anyone who wishes to go along. Entry is still £1 per person. eir next meeting is on Thursday 27th April for a talk by John Smith titled ‘Roman Life’. For more information please contact Clare on: 023 8081 2167 or email: anniesapp@hotmail.com Lyndhurst Drama and Musical Society Presents Bus Stop e spring production from Lyndhurst Drama and Musical Society this year is Bus Stop, a play by William Inge portraying a slice of life from the American Midwest. Set in March 1955, in a small town thirty miles west of Kansas City, eight people are brought together Railway Club of the New Forest when a bus is delayed at Grace’s bus stop diner. While road crews work through the night to clear the snow blocked highway, the passengers and locals discover the true meaning of love and loneliness. Bus Stop is on at e Vernon eatre, Sandy Lane, Lyndhurst SO43 7DN on 27th, 28th and 29th April at 7.45pm. Tickets are £12, available from: www. ticketsource.co.uk/lyndhurst-drama-musical-society e Railway Club of the New Forest are meeting on Friday 28th April in the Forest Hall, Brockenhurst Village Hall, Highwood Road, Brockenhurst SO42 7RY. A er a short AGM, John Goodrich will give a talk about ‘Where it All Began - Southampton to Weybridge’. Always living close to railways with plenty of variety - rst at Weybridge until 1969, and then at Southampton. John’s talk will take you on a journey from Southampton to his former home town of Weybridge over a time span covering his rst railway colour slide in April 1967 to 2021 looking at the changes in the motive power and tra c in that time. ere is a strong emphasis on the southern section between Southampton and Eastleigh which will occupy the rst half of the meeting before progressing from there to Weybridge. Visitors welcome £5 on the door. Arrive from 7pm for a 7.30pm start. For more information please visit: railwayclubo henewforest.org Charity Bingo Night in Dibden Purlieu Go along to St Andrew’s Church Hall in Dibden Purlieu, on Friday 28th April for a Bingo Night raising money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.45pm start. Entry tickets £5 includes 3 games of bingo, additional bingo sheets and ra e tickets available on the door. Tea, co ee and squash available or feel free to bring your own bottle! Payment in cash or online via Paypal to: leanne. funevents@outlook.com (please select friends and family). Romsey Country Market Romsey Country Markets will take place in the Romsey Town Hall and Community Café from10.30am to 12.30pm on Fridays 28th April and 12th May. At Braish eld Village Hall (SO51 0PN) from 9.30am to 12.30pm on Saturday 29th April and Saturday 27th May. At e Corn Exchange from 8.30am to 3pm on Saturday 3rd June. ey love to cook, cra and grow just for you, so go along for a great range of home produced items such as seasonal fruit, vegetables, cakes, preserves, plants and cra s. Please check the Facebook page: www. facebook.com/romseycountrymarket or visit: www. hampshirecountrymarkets.co.uk
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