v THE HERALD - OUR 32ND YEAR - 1994-2026 v 29th January 2026 • The HERALD • Page 23 MM INSTALLATIONS Double Glazing Repairs • Locks • Handles • Hinges • Glass • Fascias • Soffits • Guttering • Velux Glass Replacement Over 25 years experience Tel: 07787 878228 Email: mminstallations515@gmail.com Put Your Repairs in Safe Hands UPVC, WOODEN DOOR, WINDOW SPECIALIST LOCK PROBLEMS? We Can Help with ALL types of Locks • Fix or Replace • Gain Entry 24hr Emergency Call Outs • Specialised Non-Destructive Entries • Safe Unlocking Expertise • Broken Key Removals • Insurance Purpose Lock Changes & Repairs • Swift Burglary Repairs, Extra Door & Window Security Upgrades • Police Approved Keysafes – Emergency Boarding • Anti-Burglar Bars/Grilles For Windows & Doors, • Free Security Checks • Crime Prevention Advice Awarded Police Recognition, Donald Bugsy Edwards • All Work Guaranteed • No Call Out Charge • No VAT YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT LOCKSMITH BE WISE CALL KEYWISE 07453 327708 or 023 8155 0025 24 HOUR SERVICE Much-Loved Variety Show Fundraiser Returns a good cause! Heartbeat makes an amazing difference in the area we serve, so it’s always a pleasure to work with the charity.” Tickets are on sale now and available to purchase from: www.mayflower.org.uk/whats-on/varietyfrom-the-heart-2026 e countdown is on for a truly spectacular evening of fundraising at Southampton’s May ower eatre supporting cardiac charity Heartbeat. On Sunday 19th April Variety from the Heart 2026 will light up the stage with its full-to-bursting line up of talent of seasoned professionals and local rising stars performing live music, side-splitting comedy and specialist variety acts. Returning to Southampton is the ever-charismatic Lloyd Hollett, known as ‘ e Comedy Wordsmith’ and Ventriloquist and comedian, Max Fulham, fresh from his run in May ower eatre’s 2025 pantomime, e Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan. Both of these are performing alongside star of the show and headline act, Shayne Ward. Audiences can also expect stunning performances from popular Eastleigh-based Spot On Productions, Parkewood School of Dance and Sing Now Choir, plus special guests. All funds raised from this year’s event will go towards Rotary Heartbeat House and the new heart failure unit at the University Hospital Southampton. Tina Richardson, Head of Operations at Heartbeat, said: “Carrying on the success of the ‘From the Heart’ events that have raised thousands for Heartbeat, we wanted this event to be more than just a show – it had to reflect the heart of our community. To see so many talented performers come together on the stage at Mayflower Theatre in support of our charity is incredible and we are so grateful for all the support. It’s also amazing to bring together both professional and local acts in a variety of heartfelt and inspiring performances. We cannot wait to show you a brilliant, fantastic performance that is sure to wow audiences out of their seats and raise vital funds for Heartbeat.” May ower Chief Executive Michael Ockwell said: “We bring a diverse line-up of productions to our theatre and Variety from the Heart is a wonderful addition, perfect for all ages. Even better, it’s all for Shayne Ward Sing Now Choir A Very Special Christmas Visit Not for the rst time, Hythe & Waterside Rotarians took part as volunteers on the Waterside Fire Engine, spreading joy and Christmas cheer and collecting donations for local good causes. One evening was particularly poignant when Rotarians Claire Milgate-Witcher and Ian Wheeler, along with Ian’s wife Christine, found themselves visiting Muir House, part of Muirco Housing Association, which was founded by the Rotary Club of Hythe & District in 1971. e club has since changed its name, but it was still a great delight for the Rotarians to be visiting part of their heritage. Muircroft Housing Association provides quality homes for independent living for those over 60 years of age. Waterside Christmas Fire Engine Claire at Muirhouse
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