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Welcome to the April issue. I’m not sure where to start this month, but feel that I have to mention the Coronavirus outbreak that seems to be the only topic in the news at the moment. It’s a very unpredictable time with nobody really knowing how this is going to pan out. We must continue good hand hygiene and just take it one day at a time. Now on to something positive... whilst I’m writing this the sun is shining and I have washing on the line and it seems to be drying. Let’s hope this is a sign of what is to come. Easter is just around the corner and there are many Easter themed events happening across the Island. Our ‘Dates for your Diary’ section can be found on pages 10, 11 and 12. Please note with the ongoing issues around Coronavirus some of the listed events may be subject to change. This month’s issue is once again packed with news and information along with some great features and advertisers. I hope you enjoy reading this issue and I look forward to catching up with you next month.
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What’s happening in our area by ‘Local and Vocal’ Lora Peacey-Wilcox LARGE VANS/CAMPER VANS: I had reports of large vehicles parking in pretty unsafe areas around Cowes, particularly on bends and close to the edge of junctions, causing other users to have to cross the white line and into oncoming traffic. The police have been informed, if its you - please be more considerate to other road users! ANONYMOUS: You have no idea how much I understand what you are saying. I have asked Age UK IW to work on the issue - and they are. Please give me a call or make contact; I am happy to come and see you! ANCESTORS?: Would you like to know more about yours (or not!!) Pop down to the Cemetery where people from IW history group can help with your research. They have masses of information at the end of their fingertips via the internet - they are there to help. Use them or loose the service. Tues: 1-4pm Wed.10-1pm Sat 10-1pm. V E COMMEMORATIONS: Provisional date Sunday 10th May. 12noon - 6pm. Cowes Yacht Haven. FREE entry. Music, entertainment...bring a picnic (no alcohol), games for children etc. Put date in diary. (COVID 19 permitting!) Church Service 10.30am St Marys Church. LANESEND: Well done to all children and staff that attended the IW Dance Drama Music festival. They came 2nd! Their rendition of bridge over troubled water caused everyones heart to melt. COWES WEEK: I attended a meeting to ‘talk cowes week 2020 and beyond’... A more affordable, welcoming and
informative approach is needed to keep the event alive and vibrant. Always happy to hear your views...! ART FOR ALL: Mon & Thurs. 1.30pm-4pm. Cowes Beckford Centre. CRAFTY COWES: Tues. 10-12 noon Cowes Beckford Centre. OUR ISLANDS PAST: Mon. 10-12 noon Cowes Beckford Centre DISCUSSION CHAT GROUP: (right up my street!) Thurs. 10-12 noon, Beckford Centre. NATWEST BANK: Mondays and Thursdays am at Cowes Methodist Church Birmingham Rd. RENT A SPACE: Cowes Methodist Church is available to rent for meetings, choir practise, craft groups, sales etc give them a call for details. Keep this vital building viable. ALZHEIMER CAFE: SUPPORT for all affected. The SECOND Wednesday of each month. 2 - 4.30pm at Methodist Church, Birmingham Rd. GREEN GARDEN BINS: I understand there was a ‘glitch’ with payment. This has been resolved. No bins should have been removed. I still think mine is best thing ever! As always, you are my extra eyes and ears, and I do like hearing from you. The best way is via email on lora08@sky.com
Not Gone… Just Relocated! Visitors to the hospital will have noticed that The Friends of St Mary’s have moved from the foyer cafe at the main entrance to make way for a commercial outlet. The new Friends’ cafe is now located in the north end of the hospital, next to the Outpatients Department. Although it is “very much smaller” the volunteers are staying positive. Chairman, Lesley Myland says “it all feels a bit strange at the moment for the cafe not to be in the foyer, but we are determined to carry on serving patients, visitors and hospital staff with our cafes, the twice daily trolley service to the wards, and from our brand new shop. As you know, every penny of profit we make goes to assisting the hospital to buy equipment which makes patient and staff experiences better. Please keep supporting us as you always have so that we can build on the £1.5 million we have already raised in recent years. The new shop is bigger and we are improving our range of refreshments, cards and gifts. We are in a better position now too, as we open directly on to the main corridor opposite the reception area at the front of the hospital. So that has been an exciting challenge”. You can still find the Friends serving refreshments at the Laidlaw Day Hospital and now at their new location. You will find their usual good coffee or tea, sandwiches, toasted teacakes, a variety of snacks and newspapers. And of course the usual warm welcome and good service they have been providing for 32 years at St Mary’s. Don’t forget that they are also in the Ryde Wellbeing Centre.
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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY Friday 3rd April – Themed Coffee Morning organised by the Friends of Northwood Cemetery in the West Chapel at Northwood Cemetery between 10.30 and 12.30. Hot and cold drinks with biscuits. Free event but donations appreciated. Theme for April is an Easter Tombola (chocolate based!) All welcome. Any queries call Tony 295807. Saturday 4th April – Vectis Radio Station Open Day from 10am to 12 midday at the studio based at the Riverside Centre, Newport. Come and see how it all works behind the scenes, meet some of the presenters, have a cuppa and some cake. All we ask is a donation to help keep your community radio station running. Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th April – Indoor Easter Craft Market at Butterfly World & Medina Garden Centre from 10am. Crafts from across the island can be found under one roof with 36 stalls to shop from. Meet the Easter Bunny as he hops around site and join us for an Easter Egg hunt. Free entry into the craft fayre. Dog friendly, Free large car park. Monday 6th April - Isle of Wight Family History Society invite you to a talk by Sarah Lang “Wedding Traditions”. Held in the Hunnyhill Room, Riverside Centre, Newport PO30 2QR. Doors open 7 pm talks starts 7.30 lasts about 45 minutes. Open meeting and everyone is welcome. Admission, members of the Isle of Wight FHS - £1; non-members - £2
from 1pm – 1.45pm. Egg Hunt, Egg & Spoon Race and special guest the Easter Bunny. Throughout the Easter Holidays there will also be ‘free’ Children’s entertainment and Music, taking place in Festival Street. Friday 10th and Saturday 11th April – Isle of Wight Spring Art & Garden Fair at Northwood House and park from 10am – 5pm. A fantastic collection of different exhibitors of all types, including plant nurseries from the Island and mainland. Plants, shrubs, garden machinery, tools, landscaping products and even hot tubs will all be on display. Some of the best Island artists will be exhibiting their work in the Art Showcase in the Northwood House Ball Room and Dining Room. There will be a live painting demonstration complete with some human models as subject matter throughout the weekend, where visitors can have a go at sketching and painting with tuition from experienced Island artists in situ. Entry to the event is free, although donations are very welcome to support the ongoing work of Northwood House Charitable Trust Friday 10th April – Easter Fayre at Isle of Wight Cats Protection Adoption Centre, 122 Marlborough Road, Ryde from 12 noon until 3pm. A fun day for all the family.
Saturday 11th April – Easter Duck Race. The Ducks are in training for the annual Race. There are 1,000 ducks (plastic) Friday 10th and Sunday 12th April – The which will be launched into the river at Needles Landmark FREE Easter Egg Hunt Shide, Newport opposite National Tyres. Time of release is 1pm - there is plenty For a full list of all island events go to www.islandmagazines.co.uk 10
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY of parking at Shide Trees. Ducks are £1 each and you can buy as many as you like. All money raised will go to WightAID. You can buy ducks online at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fund/ Wightaidduckrace.or call 01983 555915.
COWES LIBRARY EVENTS
Tuesday 7th April The Footprint Trust will be holding a drop-in session at the Library between 10.30am and 12.30pm. If you are worried about your heating bills, they give help and guidance on how to cut your energy and water bills.
Monday 13th April – Easter Car Boot Sale at Chale Recreation Ground. Set up time Thursday 9th April from 7pm there is an 9am. Buyers from 9.30am. illustrated talk by the National Museum of the Royal Navy who are working on Saturday 25th April – Cowes Carnival an incredible project with the Marine Queens selection nigh at 7pm. Entry forms Archaeology Sea Trust, and Bournemouth available at Blakes News, Bay Tree Florist University, to raise the HMS Invincible in and Corries Cabin. A free disco will be held the Solent. The ship which was built by at Cowes Combined Services & Social Club. the French in 1744 was captured by the British in 1747. She sank in 1758 after Saturday 25th April – The Newchurch Male hitting a sandbank. The Shipwreck Centre Voice Choir, with guest artiste’s “Quintisle” and Maritime Museum from Arreton Barns will be presenting a concert in support of will be showing a collection of artefacts ‘Cruse Bereavement’ Charity at All Saint’s from the Invincible at this fascinating talk. Church, Gurnard. Entry is free, there will Her special design, unique lines and 74 be refreshments and a retiring collection. gun capacity were copied and her Class became the backbone of the Royal Navy’s Concert will start at 7.30pm. fleet right up to the end of the sailing Navy and the beginning of the age of steam. Saturday 25th April – Spectrum – The Autism Festival at Cowes Enterprise Saturday 18th April Cowes Library will be College, Crossfield Avenue, Cowes. The holding a Donated Book and DVD Sale, festival is completely centered around the including ex-rental DVD stock, during autism spectrum and will be a Music and normal opening hours 10am - 4.30pm. Sensory Festival, with everyone involved All at bargain prices. Refreshments will having a link with ASD. The festival will be available courtesy of the Supporters of be run in association with Ability Dogs 4 Cowes Library. Young People IOW. Prices Adults, age 12 and over £30, Under 12’s £25 and babies Fortnightly Adult Card & Board Games Club up to 12 months free. Family Ticket £90 on Monday mornings from 10am - 12pm. A (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 fun and social space to play various card & children). Support Workers Tickets (with board games. a valid work ID) will be 50% off the full Second Friday of every month – Adults adult price - £15. Tickets from www. Colouring Club from 10.30am – 12pm. ticketsource.co.uk/spectrumfestivaliow. Come and relax with some colouring in. It’s helpful for beating stress. All event information was correct at time of print. For a full list of all island events go to www.islandmagazines.co.uk 11
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News Report from Cllr Paul Fuller - 45 Oxford Street, Northwood, PO31 8PT. Telephone: 01983 289595 - Email: paulfulleriw@gmail.com Baring Road Planning Applications. Ref: 19/01578/FUL and 20/00188/FUL - I have called-in both parallel applications (the first for 6 dwellings, the second for 4) on fields between Greenacres and the Farm Bungalow. This is due to the fact that any development will close the green gap between Cowes and Gurnard, is outside the settlement boundary and that development would have an adverse impact upon the landscape characteristics of the Jordan Valley.
Bucklers View Update. Ref: 19/00080/FUL - A meeting between Southern Housing and Bucklers View Residents was intended to take place to address concerns over drainage at the site, as well as a hands up on the proposals to extend. In speaking to Southern Housing, I understand that construction will not commence within six months. Therefore, it seems very unlikely that information sharing/ public meeting will not take place until contractors have been procured and a traffic management is in place in draft form. A conference call with officers is due to take place with officers early next month.
Westview Road. Ref: 20/00145/FUL - A further application has been received to create a further ‘residential’ dwelling on agricultural land west of Rew Street. This application is in the countryside, and although ‘prior approval’, was given for Rolls Hill/ Road - A meeting took place residential use of a barn nearby, this is a brand new proposal in an area outside the between residents, the Police and Island Roads to discuss concerns over speeding settlement boundary. traffic using Rolls Hill and Roads Hill Road. Floodlighting, 3G Pitch Cowes Enterprise College - I continue to receive feedback from residents of Ward Avenue and Baring Road over floodlighting, noise and loss of amenity/ privacy. On this, a meeting has been arranged with Environmental Health for advice. One thing that I have noted is the lack of landscaping and screening which was part of the original approval in 2010. From my perspective, this was a key reason for me not objecting, and I have expressed concerns over this.
Following the speed being monitored and in light of average speeds being in excess of 50mph, I am supporting calls for an ‘Emergency Speed Limit’ being in force during the improvements works at St Mary’s junction. On this, I am attempting to arrange a meeting with IW Council Officers, Councillors and residents. Sail GP - Following the first meeting, follow up meetings will take place, whilst updates will take place by email. It was reported that this year there will be no grandstand, whilst an official ticketed area will be in place opposite the New Holmwood Hotel.
Public Spaces Protection Order Consultation - The IW Council are consulting on the above, following initial concerns over access to dogs. The consultation continues until the 15th April Since the meeting Sail GP have met with and can be found at: https://www.iow.gov. Cowes Week Ltd and Island Roads and are working towards a ‘cohesive traffic uk/council/OtherServices/EnvironmentOfficers/Public-Spaces-Protection-Order continued over the page
News report from Cllr Paul Fuller continued management plan’, which will be developed ahead of this month’s meeting. In addition, progress is being made for a park and ride ‘Sail Bus’. The feasibility of this is being evaluated. Place Road - With houses being built on Place Road, I have been asked for consideration being made to reduce the speed limit to 30mph. On this, before I proceed please let me know your thoughts! Also within Place Road, I continue to chase up the promised Pedestrian Refuge for the Range. I have received confirmation that the tree lost in storms on the grass verge opposite Deauville Drive last October will be replaced in the coming weeks. In addition I’m told that discussions have taken place between the developer of Meadow View and residents following boundary hedges being removed. The developer has advised planners that ‘boundaries and screening will be improved in the long term’… Cowes/ Gurnard Car Parking Charges To raise more revenue, the IW Council are pursuing proposals to charge for parking on Cowes/ Gurnard Seafront. I am totally opposed to these unpopular proposals, particularly given the cost of maintenance and the impact that this will have upon established and new businesses. Despite myself and my group putting alternative budget proposals forward, Councillors from the ruling group agreed to forge ahead with the suggestion. In light of their decision, I am advised that the statutory consultation will take placeHowever timescales have to be agreed.
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