Herald - Issue 494

Page 42 • The HERALD • 16th July 2026 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v Summer in Hythe HYTHE KEBAB & PIZZA Open Monday-Saturday 4pm-11.30pm; Sunday 4pm-10.30pm 3 Admirals Way, Hythe www.hythekebabcentre.com ~ Kebabs ~ Chicken ~ Burgers ~ Pizza DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE Telephone Orders Welcome 023 8084 3802 Welcome to our new Premises, please feel free to come in and look around. Luis Liu Genuine Gemstones Bespoke Jewellery Made to Order Gemstone Jewellery and gifts from £1.50 Jewellery findings and Gemstone Beads A selection of carved gemstones to suit all Incense and Essential oils and accessories 1 High Street, Hythe Tel 023 8184 6421 Open Tuesdays to Saturdays 9am to 5pm Open Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–4pm Just £1 to stride or ride or both! Under 5’s and dogs free www.thehythepier.com Luis Lui Moves To New High Street Shop For year’s Luis Lui has sat quietly on e Marsh in Hythe, discovered mostly through recommendation, curiosity or chance and is known and loved by its regulars. In June the contents of the shop and workshop were packed up and moved around the corner into a much larger shop on Hythe’s High Street. While the address has changed, the values that have built this business – personal service and quality – remain exactly the same. e move enables Luis Lui to not only showcase their existing stock but allows them to explore new product ranges and o er cra a ernoons in the future. Luis Liu means ‘for the delight of the eye’ and the new shop certainly lives up to its name with a beautiful array of genuine gemstone products on o er, from handmade jewellery and strung gemstones for your own creations to tumbling stones, rough gemstones and carved animal ornaments. e talented ladies in the shop hand make the jewellery on sale, with earrings starting from just £3.50 a pair. As well as their readymade pieces, they are happy to create bespoke pieces and can restring and repair your existing jewellery, just pop in and have a chat. If you enjoy making jewellery yourself, Luis Lui stocks jewellery ndings, cords, charms and gemstone beads. If you don’t have the skills to create your own jewellery, Luis Lui will be introducing small group jewellery making classes in the future. e larger space has also allowed Luis Lui to expand their product range to now include incense sticks and holders and essential oils and burners. Once the workshop is set up at the back of the shop they plan to make and sell their own range of candles. Luis Lui can be found at the top of Hythe High Street opposite e Herald o ce. The new Luis Lui shop on Hythe High Street RIDE AND STRIDE HYTHE PIER Hythe’s most famous landmark is the Grade II Listed Victorian Pier which opened in 1881 for the transportation of goods and passengers by ferry between Southampton and Hythe. In 1922 a small, narrow gauge electric train was introduced to the e Pier is open to visitors Tuesday– Saturday, 10am–4pm, for a toll of just £1 per person (under 5s and dogs free), visitors can choose to enjoy a leisurely stroll or ride the train, or combine the two and stride one way and ride the other. Information boards along the length of the Pier tell more about its history including some famous visitors and there’s more history to discover both in the waiting room at far end of the pier and in the Hythe Ferry and Pier Museum. Keep an eye on the Hythe Pier Company website for details of upcoming events throughout the summer including monthly shing competitions, Sound Baths, Yoga and more, visit: www. thehythepier.com or follow @HythePier on Facebook. commuter demand. anks to the fundraising and hard work of Hythe Pier Heritage Association, Hythe Shed at e Pier, and e Hythe Pier Company and its volunteers the train is still in operation today, holding the title of the World’s oldest continuously operating electric pier train. pier to cater for growing Take a stride or ride along Hythe’s historic pier

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