16th July 2026 • The HERALD • Page 77 v INDEPENDENT, LOCAL AND PROUD v ON THE HOME FRONT 7 & 9 The Marsh, Hythe SO45 6AJ • pearsons.com • 023 8084 4131 • hythe@pearsons.com Exclusive New Build Homes Pearsons Estate Agents are pleased to o er for sale Plots 1-5 Malthouse Court, Langdown Lawn in Hythe with prices starting from £395,000. A rare opportunity to purchase one of ve exclusive new build homes located within walking distance of Hythe. e collection o ers a mix of 2 and 3 bedrooms ideal for rst time buyers, downsizers and growing families. e properties boast high energy ratings to help ensure lower running costs and a more sustainable lifestyle. Built by a reputable local Developer, each property has a modern interior including tted kitchens, family bathrooms and ensuites. Externally all homes bene t from private gardens, allocated parking and EV charging points. e showhouse is now available to view by appointment. For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Pearsons Estate Agents on: 023 8084 4131 or visit: www.pearsons.com Viewfinders Of Romsey Camera Club’s Projected Digital Image Of The Year Competition “High and Dry as the Storm Approaches” by David Felstead was awarded the trophy in the advanced category of View nders of Romsey Camera Club’s Projected Digital Image (PDI) of the Year competition. Jon Mitchell was the judge and he said he liked the lovely drama in the sky and the beautiful sense of space. Peter Robertson took second place with “Loch of the Armpit (Lochan na h-Achlaise)” and Tim George was in third place with “Early Morning, Yorkshire Dales”. Two Seals of Merit were awarded to Hilary Henery and further seals were awarded to Lynn Lambeth, Peter Robertson and Brian Whittaker. At the end of the evening Tim George was presented with the club’s PDI Photographer of the Year trophy, awarded to the highest scoring photographer for projected images submitted for assessment throughout the club year. Stu Bennett was the Print Photographer of the Year. Some of these images may well be included in Viewfinders’ annual exhibition which will be held in Romsey Abbey until 18th July as part of Romsey Festival. View nders meets most Tuesdays at the Jubilee Hall, New Road, Timsbury and new members, regardless of photographic experience, are always welcome. For more information, visit the club’s website: www. view nderscameraclub.org.uk or email: secretary@view nderscc.org.u Left to Right: David Felstead and judge Jon Mitchell Tim George with PDI Photographer of the Year trophy High and Dry as the Storm Approaches’ by David Felstead© Sing Happens! – Karaoke With A Difference Coming To Fawley Forget standing nervously in the spotlight or worrying about hitting the right notes – Sing Happens is karaoke with a di erence, and everyone is invited! Organised by Waterside Arts, this feelgood community event takes place at Jubilee Hall, Fawley, on Saturday 1st August at 7.30pm. It is all about having fun, letting go, and belting out some of the greatest rock and pop anthems of all time together. No auditions, no solos, and absolutely no pressure – just a room full of people singing their hearts out and having a fantastic evening. Waterside Arts is hosting the event to raise money to help them put on even more creative, inclusive events for the local community. So, by joining in, you will not only enjoy a brilliant night out, but also support future arts and community activities in the area. Singing together is great for you too! It can reduce stress, boost mood, improve breathing, stimulate brain activity, and help build new social connections. Whether you sound like a rock star or a strangled seagull, Sing Happens welcomes everyone. If you have always been too shy to get up and sing karaoke, this is your chance to join in without fear. Tickets are just £5, and alcoholic refreshments will be available. Go along, raise your voice, support Waterside Arts, and discover why sometimes the best nights out are when Sing Happens!
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