22nd August 2024 • The HERALD • Page 85 v THE NEXT HERALD IS OUT ON 12TH SEPTEMBER v HERALD RECRUITMENT Jasper Vincent Solicitors are currently looking for a Legal Secretary/Paralegal, ideally with some experience in Conveyancing. The purpose of this position is to assist the Conveyancing Fee Earner with their caseload and other administrative duties. This position is an important role in the level of client care we offer. Role and responsibilities: • Making up files, drafting letters and terms of business, ensuring compliance with SRA codes as well as CQS, dealing with clients, brokers and referrers over the telephone and in person • Familiarity with Conveyancing terminology, Land Registry Portal, SDLT online, search providers. • Closing and archiving files. • Being polite and courteous. • Good computer skills are essential. This is a full-time position. Based at our Waterside Office at Lime Kiln Lane, Holbury, SO45 2QL. Jasper Vincent encourage and support their staff to advance their skill set through training courses that apply to their position and generally. Free on-site parking is available at the office. If you would like to know more regarding this position, please email: carhatigan@jaspervincent.com SPORT IN THE HERALD Bramshott Hill Seniors Results Monday 15th July the day dawned bright and sunny with not a cloud in the sky, this was only a dream! In reality, and true to form the 2024 summer was cold and overcast with heavy rain forecast. However not to be deterred Bramshott Seniors elded a total of thirty-four players for a Stableford Quali er. Although dry to begin with a er a few holes the heavens opened and the expected rain put in an appearance. However, thirty-four players completed the course and returned to the clubhouse very wet and bedraggled. In the very inclement conditions, some reasonable scores were returned and the winners were: Division 1: 1st Stu Bulbrooke 35pts, 2nd Mike Wells 34pts, 3rd Adie Mitchell 33pts. Division 2: 1st Ron Smith 32pts, 2nd Mike Webb 31pts, 3rd Phillip Lebrun 30pts. On the hottest day of the year so far (Friday 19th July) a team from Bramshott Hill Seniors travelled to the East Horton Golf Club for an inter club match. East Horton have two eighteen-hole courses plus a small nine-hole course. ey were playing the Greenwood course (considered the most di cult of the three courses). East Horton are proud to have been unbeaten so far this year, so the challenge was on for Bramshott Seniors. e Greenwood course is fairly hilly so quite tiring especially as the temperature was reaching the early thirties in full sunshine. ey were well looked a er by the East Horton sta and a buggy was dispatched to bring cold water out onto the course for all players (this was much appreciated and needed). At the end of the a ernoon a great day was enjoyed by all on a beautiful course and by a welcoming host. As they sat on the terrace with much needed drinks the result was announced and Bramshott Hill had won the day with four games to two. ey look forward to welcoming East Horton Seniors to Dibden Golf for the return match later in the year. Monday 22nd July: Thirty-one Bramshott Hill Senior players set out in overcast conditions to play a Stableford Quali er game. e course is slowly improving but still it is wise to stay on the fairway as going in the rough is still very costly. However, as the day began to improve weatherwise the scores re ected this and some players made decent returns. e results were as follows: Division 1: 1st Rob Hallett 35pts, 2nd Chris Bray 34pts, 3rd Doug Dearden 34pts. Division 2: 1st Phil Lebrun 38pts, 2nd Graham Blomfield 35pts, 3rd George Carroll 33pts. Bramshott Seniors team versus East Horton
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