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• The scammers are still trying to use www.primotechnical.co.uk primotechnical@gmail.com Covid to their advantage and try to trick us into parting with money – A couple of texts have been reported, one stating that your TRUSTED CARE IN YOUR OWN HOME Covid Pass is available Making a difference every day and tells you to click a link to apply. You can obtain your Covid Pass Our services include: through the NHS App • Companionship • Respite care or by calling 119. The • Personal care • Shopping other states that you • Meal preparation • Dementia care have been in contact • Medication support • Running errands with someone who has Covid and you need Contact Vicky or Katie for more information: to buy a test followed Or pop in for a cuppa and a chat: 7 High Street, 01983 218318 by a link, allegedly Bembridge, iow@rightathome.co.uk to the NHS. There is Isle of Wight www.rightathome.co.uk/isleofwight no longer a test and PO35 5SD trace process – nobody would know if you had covid or had been in contact with somebody who did. These are SCAMS they can be forwarded to 7726 where the information will be gathered as intelligence into scams. • Another reminder about calls from domestic insurance providers. These are prolific and persistent – do not engage with them and don’t agree to take any insurance. These insurances generally aren’t worth the paper they’re written on and once you have signed up they will keep ringing. These cover items such as white goods, tv’s, Sky and drainage and all operate in the same way. We recently heard of a victim who had over 40 direct debits on his account to these insurances! • We have been contacted by a resident who had a couple of men at his door this week asking to buy his motor home – which they said they believed was for sale. These weren’t islanders and were travelling around in a white pick up. Their approach would be to try to negotiate a silly price or pay a deposit and drive the motor home away and you would never see it or the money again. DO NOT engage with anyone on the doorstep.

Welcome to the May issue of Island Magazines. Another month has rolled by, and we have had some lovely sunny days, especially over the Easter weekend. There were many visitors to the Island who had the pleasure of experiencing what we have right on our doorstep. Do you sometimes forget how lucky we are to live here? I know I do...

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With another Bank Holiday due at the beginning of May let’s hope the sun is here to stay and then it seems the whole Island is getting ready for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June. I hope you enjoy this month’s issue which is packed with news and information along with some regular features and of course the puzzle section on pages 12 and 13 which I understand have become very popular.

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A new feature starting in this issue, and which will be running for the foreseeable future is the ‘Humble Crumble Kitchen’ and you will find this on page 11. Our ‘Dates for your Diary’ section on page 9 offers a wide range of events happening across the Island for everyone to enjoy. Please always feel free to contact me if you have any news to share or would like any further information on anything featured in this issue. I hope you all have a great month and I look forward to catching up with you again soon.

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Bembridge Jubilee Diary.

There will be a beach clean in Bembridge every month throughout 2022. The beach clean in May will take place on Saturday 21st May, meeting at either Lane End Car Park or the Point. Please check notice boards and website for details.

All Weekend - Flower Festival – Holy Trinity Bembridge. Theme: “Happy & Glorious”

Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan Bembridge Parish Council has joined with St Helens Parish Council and Brading Town Council on an application for funding to create a Cycling and Walking infrastructure plan. Match funding from the IW Council has now been agreed and the consultation process began in April. Friendship Circle Coffee Mornings Coffee mornings are held in the Village Hall on the first Saturday of every month. The next one is planned for Saturday 7th May 2022. All proceeds to the running of the Community Minibus. 150 Club numbers for 2022 can be purchased at the coffee mornings or from the Parish Office. Parish Meetings Planning Committee - Wednesday 4th May at 5.30pm. Venue TBA Planning Committee - Wednesday 18th April at 5.30pm - Village Hall Full Council - Wednesday 18th April at 7pm Village Hall Environment and Neighbourhood Committee - Thursday 26th May at 5.30pm - Village Hall 4

Thursday 2nd June - Street Fair, High Street 12 noon – 4 pm. Art Exhibition - Village Hall 10am. – 5pm. Beacon Lighting on Culver Down 9.35pm. Piper, Bugler & Choir 9.45pm Beacon Lighting by Caroline Peel DL, and the Scouts. Friday 3rd June - Open Garden, Tyne Hall, Love Lane. 12 noon – 4pm.

Bring picnics if you wish. Dogs on leads and no unaccompanied children. Disabled parking only on site – otherwise limited parking in Trelawny Way and Tyne Walk.

Heritage Centre Exhibition (TBC) BHYC Platinum Jubilee Regatta - Harbour, 2.30pm. Island Concert Band, Methodist Hall Time: (TBC) Saturday 4th June - Scavenger Hunt BSC to Colonel’s Hard, 10 – 11am. Beach Games - Point Beach, 11am – 12 noon Visit a Houseboat - Harbour, 1 – 4pm (some will be offering tea and cake)

BSC/SVYC Regatta - Under Tyne 2pm. (TBC)

BHYC/BSC Scow Parade - (Harbour to Fort) (3pm - TBC) Street Parties Sunday 5th June - Beach Games & Welly Wanging, Lane End (time tbc) Crown & Tiara Parade and Prizegiving, Lane End, 12 noon Street Parties Bembridge Village Band Concert (where and when TBC)

Tramp in the Woods Living on an island we are spoiled for choice with local wildlife, and nothing beats the sighting of a red squirrel and it’s thanks to local photographer Tramp Woods that I can have the pleasure of sharing this one on the front cover. Dave Krowson AKA The Tramp (Tramp Woods) moved to the island after a sudden change in his life and after spending many hours sitting in the woods waiting for the opportunity to capture these beauties his friend nicknamed him Tramp in the Woods. The name stuck and has now been adapted into an online trademark through Instagram and Facebook. Tramps favourite subject is the red squirrel and over the past 2 years he has been photographing all species of wildlife and is in the process of finishing his book, ‘Life Thru the Lens’, which will showcase an array of pictures taken by himself and he hopes that the book will be enjoyed by all ages and may encourage others to get involved with our wildlife in whatever form they feel.

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News Report from Cllr Joe Robertson - Bembridge joe.robertson@iow.gov.uk

It has been a year since I was elected as Isle of Wight Councillor for Bembridge and during that time planning and flooding have been the most frequently raised issues. Planning issues have generally been divided into three: the application for holiday lodges in woodland along Love Lane and the planning appeal, objections to the planning application for 57 homes on the field between Steyne Road and Hillway Road, and the draft Island Planning Strategy which was consulted on last summer with the second draft still pending. At the time of writing the Planning Inspectorate have given me no indication when they will make a decision for the woodland off Love Lane. In the meantime, there has been lots of activity in the woods including ground clearance, tree works and the erection of unsightly fencing. I have raised the issue with the Council’s tree officer who is monitoring the site.

administration pulled the draft and cancelled the meetings at the last minute. This gives us another opportunity to seek changes to the housing allocation for Bembridge which is still too high and argue why the settlement boundary should not be arbitrarily extended to include the two fields at the Sandown Road end of Steyne Road. I am in further discussions with Cabinet Member for Planning, Cllr Paul Fuller, and he understands that the Council needs to listen more to communities. We are also expecting the Government to make an announcement in relation to planning over the summer. I do not currently know when a new draft IPS will be returned to Cabinet and a Full Council meeting however it seems unlikely it will be before June.

In terms of flooding, I have been shown a draft of the section 19 Flood Report carried out on behalf of the Council. The report recognises the impact of the flood events The application on land between Steyne last summer in Bembridge in particular. Road and Hillway Road is with the Isle Only two other locations on the Island of Wight Council’s planning officers. I continue to communicate with local residents have been investigated. I hope we can now use the evidence in this substantial report including Build a Better Bembridge, the to engage with Island Roads, Southern Parish Council and the Officers at County Water, the Environment Agency, the Hall in order to make sure the objections Isle of Wight Council and Bembridge are heard, and the unsuitability of the site is Parish Council to carry out some of the understood. Build a Better Bembridge have commissioned some helpful reports including immediate recommendations without delay. in relation to transport. Their own submission I am pleased that the Parish Council have addressed the issue of flooding in their April to the application is on the Council’s online Annual Meeting and will be establishing a planning portal and captures the issues very local flood group. well. The second draft of the Island Planning Strategy was due to come before the Council’s Cabinet and then all Councillors on 20th April however the ruling Alliance 6

Other issues that have arisen over the last year are anti-social behaviour, planning enforcement, harbour issues, cleanliness of beaches, congestion and parking.

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Interesting Facts and Historical Events for May The name May is the modern-day English adaption of the Latin word Maius, which has origins going back to the time of the ancient Greeks. They named the month of May (or Maius) after the Greek goddess of growth. May used to have a very different name in Old English. Back then, the month was referred to as the “month of three milkings.” Unsurprisingly, this meant that during this month, you could milk your cows up to three times per day! May was once considered an incredibly ill-omened time to get married. There’s an adage for it actually, which goes: “Marry in May and you’ll rue the day.” It’s not clear where exactly the saying comes from, but there must have been a pretty good reason not to get married in one of the most beautiful months of the year! May isn’t just a bad time to get married, though. There’s one superstition that says that buying a new broom in May is unlucky. Oh, and apparently, you shouldn’t wash any blankets either! May is a pretty good month for US presidents. Every other month of the year, at least one US president has died, but never in May! May is the month that the Eurovision song contest is held every year and has been held every year since 1956 (with the exception of 2020). May is a special time for Star Wars fans worldwide. May the 4th is celebrated as Star Wars day, due to the way the date sounds similar to “May the Force be with you”. The Empire State Building formally opened its doors on May 1, 1931. At the point of its construction, it held the record for being the tallest building in the world. Many other sky-high constructions have since dwarfed it. Back in the day, it wasn’t a good May if you didn’t celebrate it with a maypole. In the UK, they were present since at least 1350 AD. Celebrants would erect a long pole and attach flowers, garlands, and strips of fabric to it, around which certain dances would take place. The birthstone for May is the emerald symbolising fertility and rebirth and May has two birth flowers – the Lily-of-the-Valley and the Hawthorn. The Hawthorn flower is a symbol of hope, while the Lily-of-the-Valley represents the return of happiness and sweetness. May also has two Zodiac signs, Taurus and Gemini. People born under the sign of Taurus are said to be ambitious and smart, yet trustworthy. Those born under the sign of Gemini are said to be passionate, adaptable, and smart. Many famous people were born in May, such as Queen Victoria, and Catherine the Great, Mark Zuckerberg, Karl Marx, Clint Eastwood, Wes Anderson and John F. Kennedy, 8

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dates for your diary Every Wednesday – Mountbatten Community Choir is meeting again at the hospice from 6pm – 7.45pm for a weekly uplifting sing. Everyone is welcome to come and join in. No need to be able to read music and no previous experience necessary. For more information contact Fraser Simpson (choir director) on 07834 322316 or email fraser. simpson@mountbatten.org.uk Every Sunday – Fighting Cocks Car Boot Sale. 9am – 11am (sellers from 8.30am – Cars £7 and Vans £10) For further enquiries please contact Laura - laura@thefightingcocksiow. co.uk or 01983 865254. Weather permitting event.

around the attractions and must-see things around Ryde and the east Wight. Buy a programme from www.rydabus.co.uk. Includes timetables, route map and lots of offers and discounts at participating attractions, cafes and shops! Fun for the whole family. Saturday 14th May – Wolverton Folk & Blues Fair at Wolverton Manor, Shorwell, Newport, PO30 3JS. From 11.30am – 8pm. This family friendly festival has been gaining momentum with fantastic bands/artists each year along with locally produced food, tea tent and not forgetting the Real Ale tent! As well as the Main Stage, the popular ‘Beer Tent Acoustic Stage’ will make a welcome return providing a full and varied programme. Advance tickets will be available from: Waterstones Bookshop, Newport; The Village Shop, Brighstone; Briddlesford Lodge Farm Shop, Wootton Bridge; Brighstone School; Orchard Brothers, Freshwater Bay. Ticket prices £10 Advance / £12 on Gate. 12’s & under are free.

Sunday 1st May – Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Open Day from 10am -4.30pm. There will be lots going on during the day with a number of different displays from sheep dogs, gun dogs, birds of prey, pony and trap, our own donkeys, and others. There will be machinery and historic car displays, as well as a variety of different stalls. Free Saturday 14th May – Riverfest, Newport Quay. Riverfest is a fun, free, community event. This entry but donations kindly accepted. family friendly event takes place in the heart Monday 2nd May – Nettlestone and Seaview of the Isle of Wight in Newport. It has all the Street Fayre will take place in Madeira Road, feel of a traditional village fete, with many free Seaview. Over 30 stalls selling local crafts, activities for children and local charities attend produce and much, much more. Music and promoting the work they do in the community, helping people and the local environment. refreshments from 10-1pm. This is a free event and is organised by The Wednesday 11th May - Wight Proms Footprint Trust. Wednesdays - Lunchtime Concerts at Northwood House, Cowes at 12.30pm. Saturday 14th May – Vectis Postcard Annual Daniel Boys (Voice) - Award-winning West Postcard, Stamp & Ephemera Fair at Masonic End Leading Man, accompanied by Mike Hall, John Street, Ryde from 10am – 3pm. Christie. Tickets: www.wightproms.co.uk/ Entry is free and there will be 20+ tables with a mixture of Mainland and Island dealers. wednesdays or on the door.

Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th May – Sunday 15th May – Dog Show at the Isle of Rydabus Vintage Buses Weekend 2022. A Wight Donkey Sanctuary from 10am – 4.30pm. Free entry, donations kindly accepted. weekend of free vintage bus travel taking All event information was correct at time of print but could be subject to change at any time.

News Report from Jonathan Bacon - IW Councillor for Brading & St Helens. Tel 07973 872150 | Email: jonathan.bacon@iow.gov.uk sthelenscouncillor@gmail.com Cllr Jonathan Bacon I am sitting down to write this during the Easter weekend. In addition to enjoying the weather it’s also one of those times when you enjoy catching up with some of things that normal hectic working days forbid. For me this will mean a bit of time with my vinyl record collection. As with many others this enjoyed renewed interest during lockdown, and I have been able to fill some of those long standing gaps and enjoy what was always the best way to listen to recorded music afresh. The collection does go off into some odd byways, including a near complete collection of BBC Sound Effects Records. These became of interest due to the cover art and also school memories of using cassette copies of Volume 16 ‘Disasters’ and Volume 21 ‘More Death and Horror’ to interesting effect in school French classes in the late nineteen seventies. However, looking at the discs again I have been struck by how much of our heritage they contain On the Isle of Wight Council, in addition to overseeing the areas of Environment and Waste, my responsibilities also cover Heritage, and this is the area that has been filling much of my time recently. I have been considering how we can best support our heritage generally and do so to the benefit of our tourist industry, but also looking at the importance of recognising how our heritage and culture adds value to our understanding of where we live. As such it is important to recognise the breadth of what ‘Heritage’ can and should mean. So, it is important to keep records and awareness of our past for much wider reasons than just the fact that someone might pay to see them.

In recent weeks this has struck me during two visits to the recently formally opened Aviation Museum at Sandown Airport and the amazing exhibition at Brading Town Hall which shows how life in the Town operated over many hundreds of years. So looking at my old Sound Effects Records, amongst sounds such as ‘Eerie wind, Gunshot and Creaking Door,) I find tracks such as Lancaster Bomber taking Off (Volume 8, side 2), Inter City 125 Train (Volume 25, side 1), Milk Float (Volume 6, side 2), Water Mill (Volume 15, side 1), Talking weighing machine (Volume 18, side 1), Trimphone ringing ((Volume 9. Side 2) and Hand Lawn Mower (Volume 2, side 1)! We need to preserve these sounds and memories just as much as Dinosaur bones or Victorian paintings as they both inform and educate us as well as supporting and enhancing the memories of our lives that are important to our daily wellbeing. This is something I have seen particularly with the power of music when working with Dementia patients and was also illustrated by the valuable support the Aviation Museum gives to veterans. We have so much Heritage and Culture on the Island that the value it can have to us is greater than that in many other places around the Country. I hope that, as part of my work going forward, this value, in the many hues set out above, will be developed and supported more and more over the years. And if anyone has a copy of BBC Sound Effects Volume 14, I would be very interested. It’s the only gap in the collection now!

From joy’s humble

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Food and the constant price rise is causing a serious a problem!!!

This is an issue for many of us but with a bit of sharing and caring I hope to lighten the load. By working with Island Magazines, we can bring you ways to ease NEXT the pinch on the pocket, while giving thought to our well-being as well MONTH as the environment. Over the next few months, we will bring you FEEDING ideas, tips, recipes and generally food for thought. What to do with THE FAMILY leftovers; punchy soups; flavoursome healthy meals from the store FOR UNDER £3 cupboard; meals even the children will love and much more.

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