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Netley Marsh Steam & Cra Show Directors and Committee said: “We are incredibly proud to announce that, following the success of the 2025 show, we were able to donate over £50,000 to local charities and community projects! This would not have been possible without the generous support of local businesses, sponsors, exhibitors, crafters, traders, caterers, and of course, everyone who visited us this year. Your contributions have truly made a difference, and we are deeply grateful for your ongoing commitment to making the show such a success. Looking ahead, we’re excited to share that the 2026 Netley Marsh Steam & Craft Show will take place on Friday 17th, Saturday 18th, and Sunday 19th July.” Deputy Manager Completes 10,000ft Skydive for Everwood Care Charity New Forest charity care home provider, Everwood Care, has announced the successful completion of a fundraising 10,000 skydive by Rachel Lewis, Deputy Manager at Heartland Manor. Rachel took on the challenge to help raise funds aimed at enhancing the lives of residents. Rachel set an initial fundraising target of £500 toward Everwood Care Charity’s wider goal of £6,000. anks to the generosity of supporters, she surpassed her target, raising £700. All funds will go towards purchasing a digital activities board for residents at Heartland Manor. e touchscreen system enables interactive entertainment, reminiscence sessions, games, quizzes, and music for meaningful engagement amongst residents, including those who are bed bound or unable to join communal activities. Speaking of the dive, Rachel says, “The interactive large touchscreen at Little Haven is a favourite amongst residents, and we want the same for Heartland Manor. My commitment to supporting my team and creating an environment where residents feel respected, listened to, and truly at home made all the emotions I felt before and during the dive worth it.” As a charity, Everwood Care has no shareholders, with all funds reinvested back into its two homes - Little Haven in Dibden Purlieu, a 41-bed residential home, and Heartland Manor in Brockenhurst, a 40-bed residential and dementia care home. Both homes sit within the picturesque New Forest and o er short and long-term stays. In response to donations, Rachel said, “To everyone who donated, encouraged, or shared the fundraiser, thank you. Your support is helping enrich the daily lives of residents and give them access to meaningful, engaging activities.” Everwood Care is continuing its appeal to reach the £6,000 fundraising total. Donations of any size are welcomed. To donate, please visit: gofund.me/ cb3e54745 Rachel Lewis
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8th January 2026 • The HERALD • Page 11 v SHOP LOCALLY FOR SERVICE & VALUE v NEW FOREST PLUMBING AND MAINTENANCE 24/7 LTD *YOUR LOCAL 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CALL OUT PLUMBER* We provide a wide range of plumbing services, with an established reputation for quality, service and customer satisfaction. www.newforestplumbing.co.uk Contact us on 07912 092557 or 023 8194 0237 newforestplumbing@yahoo.com A Magical Dragon Appears! Local retired GP, Doug Campbell’s latest children’s book ‘The Dragon Under The Table’ was published in December. This delightful story aimed at 7 – 11 year olds, follows the cheeky antics of Frederick, a young dragon who is invisible to adults. Fredrick arrives one day at the Roberts’ house and lives beneath the kitchen table. With his liking for chips and dislike for sprouts he quickly makes friends with Sa , Mickey and Emily Roberts as he gets used to life with humans through a series of hilarious adventures. is is the eighth book Doug has written since retiring from being a family doctor in the Waterside and the rst aimed at children in this age range. It is beautifully illustrated by Cornish artist Harry McConville. e Dragon Under e Table is priced at £8 and available from e Herald o ce or www. ceratopiabooks.co.uk ROTARY FUN AT THE FAYRE! Hythe & Waterside (H&W) Rotary had a stall at the annual Fawley Yuletide Fayre. As well as selling second hand books and promoting the work of H&W Rotary, the stall held a variety of goods for sale on behalf of the Purple Community Fund. ese are items made from ring-pulls and other recycled materials by the people of the Philippines. H&W Rotary have always actively supported the Purple Community Fund by collecting ring pulls locally and getting them to the distribution points. is worthwhile project helps poverty stricken families to lead nancially independent lives. For more details visit: www.p-c-f.org or visit the Rotary Club of Hythe & Waterside website. You can donate ring pulls from drinks cans to the Purple Community Fund via the collection tin in e Herald o ce. The stall at the Fawley Yuletide Fayre LOVE IN A BOX 2025 – THANK YOU from Carol Ibbotson happiness to many children at a special time of year. ank you again to everyone involved. A big thank you to everyone who supported the Parish of Fawley ‘Love in a Box’ event. More than 20 people gathered at e Good Shepherd Church in Holbury on Saturday 11th October and spent a very enjoyable a ernoon wrapping and lling shoeboxes with Christmas gi s for children in Eastern Europe. e event was a great success due to the amazing amount of donations of knitted hats, teddies and gi s, and money towards transportation costs. e number of boxes made this year was 82. A further 22 boxes were contributed by Manor Church of England Infant School in Holbury. e boxes were collected from us during November by the Mustard Seed Relief Missions Charity, who organise the event. They were delivered to disadvantaged children in Moldova, in time for Christmas. ese gi s are very much appreciated and bring
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Page 16 • The HERALD • 8th January 2026 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v CONVEYANCING AT THE WARING PARTNERSHIP We asked the Waring Partnership to shed some light on the process for buying and selling homes, known as conveyancing: “The Waring Partnership’s conveyancing team has real specialism and experience, and our aim is to make our services to you both accessible and convenient. We use the very latest technology to ensure that, whilst personal, we work efficiently to keep your transaction moving quickly, with less waiting, fewer delays and a positive experience. We believe strongly in being transparent – about who we are, what we do, and exactly what our services will cost so that you can budget confidently. From the very first conversation, we want you to feel supported, informed and in good hands. When you instruct us to act on your property purchase, we manage every legal step on your behalf. Our work begins with thorough due diligence. To comply with our own professional and legal responsibilities it is vital that we are happy that we know who you are and where the money for the purchase is coming from. We will then review the draft contract pack, checking all the documents supplied by the seller’s solicitor and identifying anything that needs clarification or further investigation. We adopt a proactive approach, anticipating issues where possible before they arise. We order searches (environmental, drainage and local authority) and from there we raise our legal enquiries to ensure every concern we have is addressed. We will then prepare a comprehensive report for you on the property in clear language so that you are fully informed and we can address any concerns you have before you commit to the purchase. Throughout the process, we keep you fully updated. We take pride in offering a genuinely personal service, and we are happy to meet with you to discuss the progress of your purchase or to witness the signing of documents. When the time comes, we will report to you clearly, explaining the results of our investigations in straightforward language. And of course we are always here to answer any questions, no matter how small. They say that buying a property is one of the most stressful things you can do. Our goal is to take that stress away, guiding you confidently from start to finish.” To make your next move a smooth and positive experience, please contact The Waring Partnership using the details opposite. January Health Kick by Georgie Rand, Yoga With Georgie Would you like a fresh start in 2026? Do you want to feel calmer, nurtured and cared for? I would love to help you discover easy and nourishing ways of eating, gentle exercise, meditation and mindfulness. January doesn’t have to mean becoming a new you, but it could mean nding healthier choices for body and mind. Together, we can boost your immune system and overall health using modalities including nutrition, qigong, yoga, easy meditation and sound healing where you experience deep rest. I can help you with personal training using gentle encouragement and positive changes that can t into your life. 1:1 or 1:2 sessions are available, where I support you with health coaching through bespoke exercise programmes and nutritional guidance. Please join us at one of our classes, workshops and retreats in our lovely warm environment on Lunedale Road in Dibden Purlieu. Classes and events are a great way of bringing local people together, helping our community and meeting new friends. Chair yoga is a magical class to try for those that need an even more gentle practice. Booking is essential using our simple online system at yogageorgie.co.uk or by leaving a message on 07849 112344. Beginners are welcome. Georgie Rand, Yoga With Georgie
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