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Welcome to the November issue. The clocks have gone back an hour and that extra time in bed was gratefully received. Autumn is in full swing and Winter is just around the corner. There has been a definite drop in the temperature but there have still been some lovely sunny days. For me it’s the simple things in life like still getting the washing dry outside! This month’s issue is packed with news, information and a range of interesting articles which I hope you will all enjoy reading. As usual we have some great advertisers offering a range of services including Christmas gifts and ideas. Our puzzles on pages 12 and 13 will keep you busy and if you see yourself as a budding writer there is a great competition being run by Sight for Wight and you can find more details on page 5. It’s been a very difficult year for everyone, and many local businesses have been and still are struggling, so please use their services whenever you can. I hope you enjoy this issue and please let any business owners know about us and how they can advertise and promote themselves in this monthly community magazine. If you have any news or information you would like to share, please get in touch with me and I will always help in any way that I can. Enjoy your November and I look forward to catching up with you again soon.

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News report from Cllr Steve Hastings. Mobile: 07870127024 E-mail: steve.hastings@iow.gov.uk Twitter - @cllr_hastings Green Island Homes Grant The Green Island Homes Grant is a variation on the Government scheme but is the result of our application for a grant of £500k, which officers were successful with achieving. Homeowners on low incomes could receive up to £10,000 towards the cost of making their homes warmer and more energy efficient. The Isle of Wight will be one of the first places in the country to benefit from the government’s new Green Home Grants Local Authority Delivery scheme - thanks to a successful bid by the Isle of Wight Council. Under the scheme, low-income households will be able to apply for grant funding to cover the cost of hiring tradespeople to upgrade the energy performance of their home.

double or triple glazing when replacing single glazing, and low-carbon heating like heat pumps or solar thermal - measures that could help households save up to £600 a year on their energy bills. As part of the scheme, the council also plans to work closely with the Isle of Wight College on training and apprenticeship opportunities. Eligible households will have: • A combined income of less than £30,000 per year; and • An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E, F or G. The scheme will be open to owner-occupied, private rented and social rented properties. Further details, including how to apply, are published on the council’s website. Abandoned Vehicle Policy Change

Imagine having this clearly abandoned In total, £500,000 is being made available to vehicle left in front of your garden wall. Bad eligible Islanders to help make their homes enough you would think if it was there for a few days or even a week or two, well how greener and cheaper to run. about if you had to put up with it at your These grants will support those most in need front wall for six months or more. by helping to raise the energy efficiency of their homes, cut energy bills and reduce their This is what is happening to residents in my ward and it is just not good enough, therefore carbon emissions. I have asked the Cabinet Member for At the same time, the scheme will reduce fuel Transport and Infrastructure to write a policy poverty on the Island, help to phase out the for the council and cabinet to support to have installation of high carbon fossil fuel heating such vehicles picked up from the street that and support local jobs in green construction they occupy and take them to a car-pound whilst the DVLA checks are taking place. and trades. This is because I have discovered that before Grants will be offered to cover green home anything can be done about disposal of such vehicles after we contact Island Roads who improvements ranging from insulation of walls, floors and roofs, to the installation of have the contract for collection, they first of 6

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News report from Cllr Steve Hastings. all have to attempt to locate the owner of the good’ the surface outside of their property vehicle before they move it. even if they don’t hold ownership of the road itself. As you can imagine such vehicles as the The council and Amey have not stopped one in the photo, or refused to collect waste from properties the owners are not on private roads. There are over 250 private rushing to come and unadopted roads on the Island that forward to claim the we collect waste and recycling from every vehicle and in this week. We are still collecting it, and they case the car has sat have not been deemed unfit for collection. outside a residents The council and Amey both have a legal wall and on the obligation to ensure that our collection pavement causing an crews have a safe working environment, so obstruction since April. we do ask people living on private roads to make sure the areas where waste is collected To me this is ridiculous and there is no from outside their properties are reasonably reason why we cannot remove it to a pound level and safe, so our staff can move the whilst attempting to locate the owner and bins across, and load into the vehicles. furthermore once the owner is discovered We’ve made a smaller list of 29 private and should they wish to collect their scrap roads where repairs to the roads are needed of metal in this case but possibly a car in so that collection staff can work safely. good order, they can come to our pound to We recently wrote to residents and asked collect it and pay any fees or Road Tax that them to fix their roads within six weeks, or might be due or of course they could choose agree a plan with us to make sure the road to have it sent for scrap and sign the car/ will get repaired. As a last resort, and if we piece of metal away. are unable to agree a safe way to continue collecting waste in a certain road we could I am pleased to report that at the time of ask residents to use temporary collection writing I have received an email from the points further down the road. We are still Director of Island Roads confirming that working with residents, ward members and this vehicle has now been collected and the local town and parish councillors to resolve residents of this road are very pleased to see these safety issues. the back of it at last. In any of these circumstances, anybody with Unadopted Roads and Waste Collection an Assisted Collection will be unaffected, and will continue to have their waste There are a number of unadopted roads on collected from the agreed point on their the Island and some of these are a danger property. Anybody affected who wants to to waste operatives, so the Waste Team are talk with the Waste Team or have a meeting asking residents of such roads to make a to look at the site has been given contact plan to get these made good. details so we can arrange a meeting or site visit. It is the frontage’s responsibility to ‘make 7

Freshwater Parish Council

Working For The Community. Cllr Anne Bamford

Anti-Social Behaviour Campaign As you all can see from the four banners we have put up, we want to make the public aware of the phone numbers you can use when they want to report bad behaviour that they might see going on as they walk through our village. We are finding vandalism going on especially around the Skatepark and MUGA area, toilets and the play equipment on The Stroud. We are working closely with the Police and they have helped us by giving lots of advice and support. Queens Road Quite a few residents have been asking me about how we are getting on trying to save two of the Chestnut trees and we have also had quite a few emails and we would like to thank you all for your support. We have already obtained expert advice and at the moment we are in conversation with Island Roads and Southern Vectis to try and resolve this issue. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;As a council we are working to protect our trees and the environment for the enjoyment of the communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Some pruning is going to take place on some of the other trees that overhang the road. Parish Boundaries The name Middleton reflects the place that has our next interesting boundary. As you drive from Freshwater Bay and turn right into Middleton the right-hand side of the road is in Freshwater and the left-hand side is Totland. Not many people know the name of the grassed piece of open space there and it is called West Green. The boundary goes right down the footpath 8

beside the stream and is a popular walk and the area is called Spin Fish and is a lovely scenic way of walking into the village centre.

Parish Facilities Officer As winter approaches, we have purchased some new high visibility jackets for Shaun to wear with our parish name and logo on the back to let the public know who he is. Around The Stroud he is still having to pick up lots of bags of dog poo that people have thrown next to hedges instead of putting them in the dog bins. He is also finding some rubbish being left and we have put a new bin by the bench at Black Hut Green. We are now using recycle bins for Shaun to put the bottles and tins in and we are pleased they are not going to landfill. Moa Place Car Park Recycling Area Lots of rubbish has been left in this area. Although this is not a parish amenity, we have phoned up the recycling company that have two bins and they have quickly come to empty the bins to stop clothes being left around them. All sorts of other rubbish has been put there and we have had a report about rats in the area. We did inform the Isle of Wight Council who did organise the area to be cleared and it all looked much better, unfortunately more rubbish has started to be dumped there again, especially cardboard. Please take your rubbish home. It is quite easy to book a slot at our local Afton Marsh www.iwight.com/hwrcbooking.

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Freshwater Parish Council Cllr Anne Bamford

Boat Park at Freshwater Bay A sink hole has appeared on the footpath that goes up to the shelter. At our meeting this month it was decided that we will retarmac the whole path and make sure it is safe for everyone to use. Flower Troughs We are very lucky to have a volunteer called Kate and she has been looking after the flowers and changing from summer to winter bedding. We certainly had a lovely display of colour this year and it does brighten up the village.

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Robins are known to have spiritual and symbolic meanings and signifies loved ones are still with us after they pass away, bringing us a sign from heaven, encouraging us to move forward with acceptance and determination. Above all, the robin red breast symbolises passion, a new beginning, and re-birth. Therefore, if the bird flies into your life you will be blessed with happiness and joy. I take a lot of pleasure from feeding the birds, and this small task means so much to them as the winter weather can have a severe impact on them and they can use up to 10% of their body weight during one cold night, and unless able to feed well every day to replenish its reserves, a prolonged cold spell can be fatal. Once they know food is available, they will be back time and time again. 11

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Totland Parish Council News Vandalism has reduced slightly with only Colwell public toilets being damaged this month. The Clerk regularly talks with the Police and we are all working together to combat any problems. The Police Beat Surgery has started again, and the next opportunity to speak with our local PCSO will be Wednesday 11th November between 10.15am and 10.45am in the Parish Office. Parish Council meetings started again in September using Microsoft Teams and Councillors have agreed to revert back to monthly meetings during this pandemic. I think we can all agree holding meetings in this way is very different but this is something we will continue to do until such time we can meet at the Parish Office again. Sadly, the Remembrance Parade will not be going ahead on Sunday 8th November at the Totland War Memorial. The Royal British Legion West Wight Branch are disappointed; however, the overriding priority and guiding principle is that we must ensure that everyone is kept safe. Whilst a crowd of people congregated around one war memorial focuses the thoughts of the West Wight community, it is very hard to see how this could be achieved within the current social distancing rules. Wreaths, however, have been ordered by most organisations and they are invited, taking the necessary Covid precautions, to lay their wreaths at a West Wight War Memorial of their choice, at a time of their choice, on Friday 6 November or Saturday 7 November. If wreaths are laid as proposed this will reduce the possibility of large gatherings. 14

We are very happy to lay wreaths on your behalf if requested. The parade at Totland is postponed until November 2021. New Memorial benches have been installed on Cokes Green and if you have not already seen these, I encourage you to have a look. The Parish Council has received many compliments on these seats which not only look amazing they are also very comfortable. The two seats that had been removed were beyond repair, however, West Wight Men in Sheds will be recycling as much as possible and the wood will be used to repair others. Councillors would also like to thank the West Wight Men in Sheds for painting the outside of the offices. This was started last year and due to certain restrictions had been unable to finish. During October, the weather remained dry at a time when members were also available and finished painting the walls. The Skatepark and MUGA facility had been maintained over the past 10 years by both Totland & Freshwater Parish Council. At both Parish Council meetings held in October it was agreed that Freshwater would take back their assets and run themselves. Over the years Totland Councillors have enjoyed working with Freshwater Councillors and wish them well with the redevelopment plans they have for this area. Car Boot Sales: These have been cancelled for now. continued over the page

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Facilities in Totland. Is there something you would like to see in Totland that currently is not offered locally? Possibly more on the Recreation Ground? Please let the Clerk know either in person, at the office or send us an email. Councillors would really like you to share your thoughts with them. Recycling: Afton Marsh Recycling Centre – This is open, and you can now take household rubbish, however, you MUST book a time. You cannot just turn up; you will be sent away. CONTACT DETAILS: Parish Clerk – Mrs Helen Gibbs - Telephone 756028 Totland Parish Council, Winchester House, The Broadway, Totland Bay, PO39 0AX.

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The parish office opening days and times are: Monday – Thursday 9.30am to 12.30pm. Email: clerk@totlandparishcouncil.org. uk or follow the Clerk on Twitter @ TotlandClerk. The parish council also have a Facebook page which is updated regularly. Your Parish Councillors’ are: Chairman Jan Cave, Vince Fennell, John Howe, David Filby, Steve Blamire, Helen Wood, Gareth Wyre and Hilary Benns.

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FYTbus’s Route A and Route B buses run EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING, but the Route C service runs on TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS ONLY. All three services run to the times in our printed timetable, published in 2019, which is available on our minibuses and published on our website. Printed copies can also be obtained by contacting our office on 01983 752917. Standard adult fare is £2.50 but your travel is free if you have a concessionary bus pass. If you have a FYTpass, your fare is just £1.00. (details of how to apply are obtainable from our office, our buses, or on our website – www.fytbus.org.uk).

Our website also gives information on our “MEDICAL TRIPS” which are available to help you reach St Mary’s Hospital or Brookside Health Centre for appointments, and can be booked on the above phone number, or via The Hub at West Wight Sports Centre on 01983 752168. Saturday Shopping Trips to Newport are available twice per month. For information, and to book, please call the office number (01983 752917) or visit the FYTbus website. Our Charity Shop on The Broadway, Totland, is open between 10.00 and 16.00 Monday to Friday and between 10.00 and 13.00 on Saturdays. Donations of goods for sale are welcomed. Protecting YOU and our volunteers - We don't want the people who use and work for our service to be put off by the fear of catching the virus, so we are doing our best to keep our vehicles and our premises as clean as possible, and providing handgel for the passengers, shop customers and volunteers to use. We also limit the spaces where passengers can sit on the minibuses, and ask our customers to wear a mask or facecovering when they are on the bus on in the shop, and to observe the correct social distancing. N.B. If anyone should feel unwell whilst aboard the bus, they should let the crew know, so that they can be taken home, and the contact details of the other passengers on the bus will be taken as a precaution. Wight Community Access – FYTbus, Winchester House, The Broadway, Totland Bay. PO39 0AX Tel: 01983 752917

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