Herald - Issue 469

30th January 2025 • The HERALD • Page 35 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v OUT & ABOUT 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 12-9.30pm • Kitchen 12-2pm and 5.30-8pm Friday: Bar 12-10.30pm • Kitchen 12-2.30pm and 5.30-8pm • Saturday: Bar 12-10.30pm • Kitchen 12-2.30pm and 5.30-8.30pm • Sunday: Bar 12-9.30pm • Kitchen 12-6.30pm A PROPER FOREST PUB! • Good Food, Good Beers, Comfortable Accommodation • Cosy Open Fires • Covered Eating Space • Lovely Garden • Children’s Play Area • Sunday Roasts • Takeaway Thurs–Sat, 5-8pm TURFCUTTERS ARMS SPECIALS Monday Lunch Roast club: Choice of roast meats or veggie nut roast with all the trimmings £12.50 Friday Fish & Chip night: Two portions’ Fish, chips, peas and homemade tartar sauce for only £28; add a bottle of house fizz and its £45 Saturday Steak & Chips night: Two Ribeye steaks cooked to your liking and served with fat chips, peas, mushrooms and a grilled tomato only £36.00; add a bottle of house red/white and it’s £52 Call 01590 612331 to book a table, and do let us know any allergy requirements LIVE MUSIC AND OTHER EVENTS Friday evenings normally 8.30pm start; Sunday afternoons normally 3-6pm 30th March: Mothering Sunday 3 course special lunch menu and a complimentary glass of fizz for mum CONCERT PROGRAMME 2025 8th March: Ahmed Dickinson – Virtuoso Classical Guitar 5th April: Katherine Penrose-Lewis, Soprano, and the Nova Trio - Music for Lent 10th May: Emme Hensel, flute and Karen Kingsley, piano – Fantasia Flute 14th June: Salisbury Chamber Chorus - Operatic and Choral works 5th July: Glyndebourne at Beaulieu - Popular pieces from Opera 26th July: The King’s Men - Music from the Middle Ages to the Present Day. 23rd August: Spiral Jazz - Jazz and Funk Classics from the 70’s and 80’s 13th September: Nova Clarinet Quintet - Celebrated Quintets and other pieces 1st November: Martin Penrose, organist - Music for The King of Instruments 6th December: New Forest Children’s and Chamber Choirs - Christmas Favourites Music at Beaulieu concerts are held at Beaulieu Abbey Church and start at 7pm. Doors open at 6.30pm. Tickets may be bought online from: musicatbeaulieu.org.uk or through our box office, telephone 07770 859 900. children under 12 are free. Please see our website: www.musicatbeaulieu.org or: www.facebook.com/musicatbeaulieu for the latest information LIONS BOOKSTALL Romsey Lions hold their regular book stalls in e Cornmarket, Romsey. eir next book sales will be on Saturday 8th February and Saturday 8th March from 9am to 3pm. ey welcome donations of good quality paperbacks for the stall and also gi s for their bric-a-brac section. Donations can be taken along to the stall on the day of the sales or alternatively you can call 0344 963 2463 to arrange for a collection to be made. Lions are both men and women, and there are no age restrictions to membership other than you must be over 18. ey are approachable people from many walks of life, and they enjoy an active social life. A few hours a month are all it takes to help others less fortunate in the community. If you would like to learn more about being a Lion and make new friends then get in touch with them on: secretary@romseylions.co.uk or contact them on their direct club telephone number: 0344 963 2463. e Lions have a motto ‘Ordinary People Doing Amazing ings’. And they do year a er year. Dorset Cricket Society Upcoming Talks Simon Mann; Broadcaster, BBC Test Match Special, 20th February Chris Wood; Hampshire CCC and 27th February Dave Allen; Hampshire CCC Historian For more information please contact Graham Jones, Webmaster and Membership Secretary via email: grahamc.jones@ntlworld.com or call: 01202 248211. e Dorset Cricket Society is in its 22nd year, with members joining from across the New Forest and the wider Hampshire area at their weekly meetings held in Hurn Bridge Sports Club, Christchurch, BH23 6DY. e line-up of speakers for this season includes ex international players, as well as others that are prominent in other aspects of the game. Meetings take place every Thursday afternoon commencing 1.45pm, running until late March 2025. Upcoming talks: 6th February Tony Diprose; England Rugby Union player and coach and 13th February Totton Repair Café Totton Repair Café is running on Saturday 15th February, 10.30am to 1pm at Totton & Eling Community Centre. e aim of the Totton Repair Café is to try and prevent small household goods from going to land ll if they stop working. You can take along small electrical or other items too good for the tip, you can sit and help/observe with any repair and refreshments are available while you wait for a small charge. It’s also an opportunity to nd out more about the Repair Café and Men’s Shed. A er your repair is completed all they ask for is a voluntary donation towards the cost of the hall and insurance. For further details please contact the Totton & Eling Community Centre by email: tottonrepaircafe@ gmx.co.uk It’s Quiz Night at Cornerstone Hythe URC on Saturday 8th February at 7pm and promises to be a great time of quizzing and challenging fun. ere will be six rounds played over two hours, with a half time interval and interactive challenges to pick up extra points for your team. Suitable for all age groups, and for families there are half price tickets for under 18’s. Go along as a team (maximum of six) or join with others to form a team on the night – and there’s a prize for the winners! Take your own cold drinks (beer or wine if you wish) and nibbles. Tea and co ee will be provided during the interval. Tickets at £6 (under 18 £3) are available from the Cornerstone Church O ce, New Road, Hythe (Tel: 023 8084 5005) or email: o ce@cornerstonehytheurc. org.uk Proceeds will be going to the Building Repairs Fund to help with huge repair costs. Quiz Night at Cornerstone

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