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Titchfield-News-Sept Drove Lea Farm Drove Lea Farm KEEP THOSE WEEDS AWAY News from USE church and WOODCHIP GARDEN MULCH village 70p The environmentally sensitive way to keep your garden looking good all the year round Chipper and Stump Grinder Hire SEASONED LOGS SUPPLIED TITCHFIELD NEWS Large loads delivered locally from Drove Lea Farm, Mill Lane, Titchfield 01329 841864 www.bigchip.co.uk Uncompromising service • High professional standards Personal attention at all times • Competitively priced 16 Middle Road, Park Gate 01489 885525 19 High Street, Botley 01489 876546 46 South Street, Titchfeld 01329 842115 Being a Vicar Story of a Gazebo Titchfield Village Trust Family Matters at St Peter’s Celebrating Agincourt September 2015 Printed by Sarum Graphics Tel: 01722 324733 Literal Landscapes IAN HEBBARD Literal Landscapes is a visionary landscape garden design and build Jane ichaelis service, dedicated to Glass engraving for Engagements PROPERTY RESTORATION, creating beautiful gardens Our Services Weddings • Birthdays • Retirement At Literal Landscapes we offer a wide variety of Special Occasions services, as either a complete bespoke package or BUILD & REFURBISHMENT as individual elements. Engravings of your boat • pets ! QUALITY WORKMANSHIP •Decking •Water Features favourite subjects. •Paving •Ponds Glass is available if needed. ! RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED TRADESMEN •Block Paving •Turfing •Fencing •Planting Pastels and prints of local ! PERIOD TO MODERN PROPERTIES •Brickwork •Garden Clearance & •Pergola Construction Maintenance and marine scenes, and your houses ! FROM RE-DECORATION TO COMPLETE RESTORATION •Sleeper Retainers Please contact: Contact us: “Testimonials Jane Robertson, née Michaelis Portfolio available at www.ian-hebbard.co.uk www.literalscapes.co.uk from satisfied Titchfield 9 Solent Road, Hill Head, Nr Fareham, Phone: 01329-847134 [email protected] Residents” Tel (01329) 662768 Mobile: 07810-304863 T: 07872536659 Titchfield Country Market Titchfield Village TITCHFIELD CARPETS MARK and JUNE MASON ParishHALLMARK Room, Titchfield Husband and wife team who offer Dental Surgery GREAT CARPETS, a painting and decorating service. Period to modern properties, FLOORING & RUGS one room to a whole building. We work around your requirements. Dr Sadie Robinson Visit Richard Bowser in store for Friday Mornings 10-11.30am expert advice and service DULUX SELECT DECORATOR Homebaked goods, preserves Unit 5, The Tanneries Fresh Vegetables & Produce 18 East Street Phone 01329 235847 Plants, Flowers and Crafts Titchfield, Hants PO14 4AD Titchfield Mobile 07973 162397 Refreshments served Telephone: 01329 847038 Tel: 01329 844208 e-mail: [email protected] Parcel scheme and celebration cakes titchfi[email protected] website: masonspaint.co.uk and desserts to order 01329-236206 Animed Veterinary Hospital and Equine Unit Botley Road, Shedfield, Hants, SO32. 2JG H A L L M A 237 Hunts Pond Road, Locks Heath R K By appointment: Mon - Fri 9.00-11.00am and 4.30-6.30pm Saturdays 9.00am - 10.30am Telephone 01489 584747 Surgeries at: 220 Forton Road, Gosport, Hants 3 Shamblehurst Lane South, Hedge End, Hants 35a London Road, Cowplain, Hants 305 Arundel Street, Portsmouth, Hants 24 Hour Emergency Service Wickham (01329) 833112 Email: [email protected] inside front cover Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers inside back cover T D Alldridge DO MRO Registered Osteopath 186 Gudge Heath Lane Purveyors of Fine Homes Fareham Across Hampshire and the New Forest from Coast to Countryside Hants 41 THE SQUARE, TITCHFIELD, PO14 4RT Tel: 01329 232213 tel: 01329 844812 email: [email protected] websites: www.penyards.com www.rightmove.co.uk www.onthemarket.com Titchfield * Winchester * London * Romsey * Bishops Waltham Trained and currently Stockbridge * Lyndhurst * Brockenhurst * Burley teaching at the British School of Osteopathy Lunch at the Day Rooms HADLOWS of Over 60? Come and enjoy a delicious lunch at the TIT HFIELD Earl of Southampton Day Rooms, 24 The Square, Titchfield Open daily from Monday to Friday Local Lamb Fresh from Great 9.30am to 4.00pm. Posbrook only a walking Tea and coffee served all day. Lunch is served from 12 noon distance away from our shop Cost £3.50 To order lunch please phone 01329 847923 For other enquries, go to www.eost.org.uk or e- Come in and try our new mail [email protected] flavours of sausages: CHICKEN BACON LEEK, The Queens Head PORK GARLIC, BASIL AND With a bar full of character and a restaurant full of home cooked food TOMATO, PORK AND the Queens Head makes for a great night out. The Braganza Room is perfect for Weddings, Funerals, Birthdays, HONEY AS WELL AS 16 Anniversaries and Work Parties and regularly holds Dinner Dances. OTHER FLAVOURS Commercial and Domestic *Theatre Nights * Sunday Roasts · Hire, Sales and Service *Regular Disco Dances (popular so book early) · Chippers * Open 12 noon-11pm Mon - Fri * Locally Brewed Real Ales* Open Monday to Saturday · Stump Grinders * 11am - 11pm Sat and Sun *Function Room for 6am to 5.000pm · Log Splitters * Quiz Night Sundays Private Bookings * Meat Raffle every Sunday evening Fareham (01329) 841864 22 South Street, Titchfield The Queens Head, High Street, Titchfield, PO14 4AQ 01329 842154 PO14 4DJ Mill Lane, Titchfield, Fareham, www.queenshead-titchfield.co.uk 01329 843240 Hants, P014 5DX www.bigchip.co.uk Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers viii i Priory Garage MOT TESTING “WHILE U WAIT” HAIR COMPANY L’OREAL Petrol - Diesel Cars, Light Commercial, Campers & Motorcycles REDKEN Specialising in Colouring ghd and all aspects of Hair Design SERVICING, REPAIRS & DIAGNOSTICS Weddings and Occasion Hair Free Fit Tyres & Exhausts, Clutches and Brakes, all at Competitive Prices Colouring Specialists • Unique Designs • Salon approved hair products • Gift Vouchers SOUTHAMPTON ROAD, TITCHFIELD (01329 843167) www.priorygaragehants.co.uk 18a High Street, Titchfield, Fareham Hants PO14 4AF e-mail: [email protected] Tel 01329 849049 www.solohaircompany.co.uk CHARTWELL Handy Honeysett PROPERTY SERVICES Electrical & Property KARMA Garden Landscaping and clearance Maintenance Beaut Terapy Patios and Driveways Austin Honeysett Waxing • Electrolysis • Make-up • Gel Manicures/Pedicures H: 01489 55 73 78 Re-Pointing M: 07926 37 45 19 Lash Tinting • Non-Surgical Face Lift • Manicure Fencing E: [email protected] Reflexology • Aromatherapy • Microdermobrasion Facials • Spray Tanning Freelance Qualified Digger Driver Electrical & PAT Testing Eyelash Extensions • Lash Perming with FREE tint • Airbrush Make-up All Types of Building Work Considered Carpentry/Joinery For all your beauty requirements visit Karma salon Plumbing in the picturesque village of Titchfield TELEPHONE Painting / Decorating, Tiling LOCAL FAMILY 07742 102276 Gardening – One off or regular Please phone for a brochure, enquiries or appointment 01329 846172 BUSINESS REFERENCES AVAILABLE Fencing & Repair 18 South Street, Titchfield 01329 843655 [email protected] No Job Too Small To Call Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers vii ii Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers DJ CONSTRUCTION (SOUTHERN) LTD FENCING SPECIALISTS · Every type of fencing supplied and erected · 40 Years experience · Free advice & quotation A talented group of friends creating beautiful · Workmanship & Courtesy Guaranteed jewellery that is as individual as you are. · e-mail: [email protected] Telephone 01329 844253 Mobile: 07803 128522 ‘Coffee & A Clean’ Saxonwood, Springles Lane, Titchfield, Hampshire PO15 Don’t wait days for your jewellery to be cleaned! Beautiful Sliding Bring your jewellery to us at Hallmark Jewellers Wardrobes for a makeover (up to two items). Made to measure We’ll give it a clean and polish while you wait Creative designs From Swan and treat you to a coffee all for £9.00! Luxury quality furniture (Normally up to £53.00) at affordable prices Every Tuesday and Thursday, throughout Units 6/ 6a The Tanneries, September, between 9.30am and 3.30pm. East Street, Titchfield PO14 4AR Tel: 01329 843636 We’ll make sure you sparkle and shine! Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm www.swansystems.co.uk Terms and conditions apply 'No job is too big for us to Come in and sample some of our take on. lovely homemade cakes. With highly trained tree We also offer‘Coffee to go’so you can still surgeons and have a great cup of coffee when your busy! the latest equipment all site work can be done with ease" 15 South Street, Titchfield, Hants. PO14 4DL. Tel (01329) 847187 All tree Proud members of www.hallmarkjewellers.com [email protected] · Stump · Planting twitter Shop - @husseymark twitter Workshop - @HJ_workshop grinding · Fencing Facebook – HallmarkJewellers · Hedge · Tree Removal trimming · Consultancy/Tree Reports · Crown · Dead wooding Call 01329 847114 www.alanbrindtreeservices.co.uk Email: [email protected] Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers Kindly mention “Titchfield News” when responding to advertisers 01329 515416Telephone vi 01329 515416 iii Help in the Home All aspects of help in the home from personal By Arrangement care (experience with Dementia, Strokes, Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Freelance Florist Catheter and Stoma Care) to help with Fresh flowers for Weddings, Funerals and Events shopping, gardening, pets. Wheelchair friendly
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