Herald - Issue 456

18th April 2024 • The HERALD • Page 33 v F @heraldpublishing v UK AND CONTINENTAL HOLIDAYS Monday 20th May - 5 days - JERSEY - £575 S/S £165 Monday 27th May - 5 days - GOWER PENINSULAR - £575 S/S £105 Sunday 9th June - 7 days - GRETNA - £765 S/S £189 ursday 11th July - 5 days - CHESHIRE PEAKS - £530 S/S £119 Sunday 4th August - 5 days - BRECON BEACONS - £549 S/S £55 Saturday 7th September - 8 days - LAKE MAGGIORE - £1049 S/S £199 Sunday 22nd September - 7 days - KILLARNEY - £865 S/S £149 Friday 27th September - 3 days - LONDON - £275 S/S £175 Monday 7th October - 5 days - NORFOLK - £559 S/S £120 Friday 18th October - 4 days - BLACKPOOL - £325 S/S POA Monday 28th October - 5 days - LAKE DISTRICT TURKEY & TINSEL - £575 S/S POA Monday 4th November - 5 days - PAIGNTON TURKEY & TINSEL - £469 S/S POA Monday 11th November - 4 days - DISNEY CHRISTMAS OFF-SITE HOTEL WITH SHUTTLE CONNECTION – Various Prices S/S POA Friday 22nd November - 3 days - LONDON - £335 S/S £225 Friday 29th November - 4 days - VALKENBURG CHRISTMAS MARKET - £515 S/S £145 Tuesday 3rd December - 3 days - THURSFORD - £340 S/S £89 Sunday 8th December - 4 days - LILLE CHRISTMAS MARKET - £450 S/S £60 Monday 23rd December - 5 days - CHRISTMAS IN STRATFORD UPON AVON - £730 S/S £150 Monday 30th December - 4 days - NEW YEAR - £525 S/S POA DAY TRIPS Saturday 20th April - 8am - Bristol - £29 Sunday 21st April - 9am - West Sussex Towns - £24 Saturday 27th April - 7.30am - Greenwich London - £30 Wednesday 1st May - 7.30am - Bletchley Park (Entrance Included) - £52 Sunday 5th May - 8am - Wye Valley Tour - £30 Monday 6th May - 8am - Eastbourne - £27 Sunday 12th May - 9am - Lyme Regis - £26 Wednesday 15th May - 7.30am - Shepton Mallet Prison & Governor’s Lunch (Entrance Included) - £59 Wednesday 29th May - 9am - Arundel Carpet of Flowers - £24 ursday 4th July - 7.30am - Hampton Court Flower Show (Entrance Included) - £63 Wednesday 31st July - 9am - Wicked the Musical at Apollo Victoria (Entrance Included) - £86 Pop into the Hythe office at 1a High Street, Hythe SO45 6AG Telephone: 023 8084 4788 or email: enquiries@watersidetours.co.uk HYTHE & DISTRICT CLUB (Private Members Club • CIU Affiliated) FORTHCOMING ENTERTAINMENT Friday 19th April – Country Joe Sat 20th April - Crystal Bawls (Drag Act) Friday 26th April – Atomic Duo Saturday 27th April – The Duvets Friday 3rd May – Handle with Care Saturday 4th May – Destination 80’s Friday 10th May – Re-Issue Saturday 11th May – GTSteel Friday 17th May – About Time Sat 18th May – The Creative Covers Band Friday 24th May – Chevy 55 Saturday 25th May – Slide (Slade Tribute Band) with DJ Nutti Friday 31st May – The Rebels Saturday 1st June – New Era H UPSTAIRS FUNCTION ROOM WITH OWN TOILET AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS TO HIRE H • Bingo Every Tuesday, plus 2 x flyers Friday & Saturday evening • Mo-jive Lessons & Dancing every Wednesday • Lunchtime Club every Thursday, including Quizzes, Games & Bingo • Lucky 7 on Sunday Lunchtime • Meat Draw Every Sunday • Key to Fortune Every Friday • Snooker • Pool • Darts etc • BT Sport PYLEWELL ROAD, HYTHE • (023) 8084 7139 www.hytheclub.com • E: club@hytheclub.co.uk SKY SPORT IS BACK OUT & ABOUT Curtain Up in Lyndhurst! Lyndhurst Drama and Musical Society’s upcoming spring production is Curtain Up! by Peter Quilter, directed by Jenny Green. e hilarious story of ve women who inherit equal shares in a dilapidated theatre, and plan to bring it back to life again. ey try various fundraising schemes but their most ambitious is to hold a concert featuring local talent and a world-famous star who agrees to appear for no fee! However, their plans go awry and it’s a race to keep their audience from guessing the truth of the matter. Curtain Up! will be on stage at e Vernon eatre, Sandy Lane, Lyndhurst on 25th, 26th and 27th April, 7.45pm. Tickets are £12, available from: www.ticketsource. co.uk/lyndhurst-drama-musical-society e New Forest (East) Probus Club held their March meeting at the Dibden Golf Club on ursday 21st March. President Henley, welcomed new member Bob, now increasing the membership to 29 members. As customary, Bob gave a very brief resume of his career. Both the Co ee morning at the Rockingham Arms, and the visit to Honeypot House were judged very successful. President Henley read out a letter from Viv Carter from Honeypot House, thanking the club members for their very generous donations during their visit. Future events planned for the Club include: Morning Co ee at the Royal Southampton Yacht Club on Thursday 25th April, Presidents Lunch on Thursday 2nd May at the Rockingham Arms, priced at £28 and A ernoon Tea at Otter Nurseries on Thursday 27th June. e meeting concluded with a very informative and illustrated talk by Colin Hobbs on “ e working of Heathrow Airport”. Heathrow, initially founded in 1946, is now the second busiest international airport handling about 80 million passengers, with an average of 220,000 each day, and 81 airlines. Approximately 94% of passengers are international, 30% Business and 30% in transit. Currently there are two 3,900m runways. It is located on the site of an early Roman road, on ground owned by Henry III. Surprisingly there have been quite a few reports of Ghosts sighted. e speaker planned for the April meeting is Gordon Chambers. If anyone is interested in joining, please contact the Secretary, Tel : 023 8089 7967. NEW FOREST (EAST) PROBUS CLUB Art For Wellbeing at Lepe Country Park Enjoy a monthly, social, art session for your own wellbeing, meeting with like-minded people, exploring a di erent theme each month at Lepe Country Park. Take the medium you like to work in. e sessions will involve walking to di erent areas of the site, so sturdy shoes are recommended as well as dressing for the weather conditions. Take your own fold up chair or stool. Next session is Friday 26th April, 10am to 12noon. Please note: This is not a taught session but more a chance to meet with other creative people socially for your own well-being. Over 18’s only. To book email: lepe.enquiries@hants.gov.uk or call 023 8089 9108, £5 a session.

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