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Welcome to the April issue of Island Magazines. The year is chugging along nicely and Spring is definitely in the air. April is sometimes a wet month but ‘April Showers Bring May Flowers’ and if we are heading into a lush summer like last year then the flowers and trees will appreciate this extra bit of rain that may or may not happen. Easter is a bit later this year with Easter Sunday on the 21st April. The shelves in the shops are full of chocolate goodies and traditional eggs (and some have been this way since Boxing Day). Hopefully the weather will be good and perhaps this will be the start of the barbecue and picnic season. The Island is definitely coming alive again after a sleepy winter and you can find details of events happening across the Island on pages 12, 13 and 14. Watch out for April Fools on the 1st day of the month!!!!
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Mountbatten Neighbours Are you living with a chronic, long-term or terminal illness, or over the age of 80? Do you feel lonely or isolated from your community? Mountbatten Neighbours is a free, community-led project which could give you some extra support, to do the things you like doing and stay connected with the people around you. Mountbatten Neighbours are a group of trained people who offer their time, companionship and support to people living near them who have serious illnesses, or who are older. How can a Mountbatten Neighbour help me? They can • visit you for a cup of tea and a chat • go with you for a walk in the park • offer you friendship and emotional support • explain services provided by Mountbatten, which can help you live well with your illness • support you to make a plan for your future care, to make sure that your wishes and preferences are known and taken into account If you would be interested in having the support of a Mountbatten Neighbour, fully trained and supported by Mountbatten, you can contact us for further information by emailing info@mountbatten.org.uk or phone (01983) 217368. Could you be a Mountbatten Neighbour? If you think you have what it takes to become a Mountbatten Neighbour, we would love to hear from you. You will be given full training and regular support when you need it.
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News Report by Julie Jones-Evans. Tel 521068 or 07970009908 E: julie.jones-evans@iow.gov.uk T: @juliejonesevans F: Julie Jones-Evans One year from the first results from Shaping Newport and we are already in the position of applying for funding to improve our town for residents, employees and visitors. Newport has been selected by the IW Council to be put forward as the Isle of Wight’s bid to Government for town centre regeneration funding. The Future High Street Fund totals £675m across the country and local areas have been invited to put bids in for funding for projects between £5m and £25m that will turn around the fortunes of their shopping areas. This only applies to areas that can prove their need and because we have already done a huge piece of work (Shaping Newport) and have areas of Newport that have high levels of deprivation, we are already part way there. We often say that the Island is 40 years behind the rest of the country and in this case it is a good thing. We have retained so many of our old buildings compared to other areas that have built up, faceless town centres. Future High Streets Funding and Historic High Streets Funding used together could transform underused and dilapidated buildings, reusing them for social spaces for instance. Art and culture can lead regeneration, rather than shopping (which is due to 6
decline still in tradition shopping areas). It’s also important to focus this investment on the needs of our residents which is why we are including more investment into the People First Zone for the town, making it easier for everybody to move around confidently, especially those with any mobility issues. Having secured £300k from planning contributions (106 monies) it means we can begin with some of the small schemes, such as 20mph, pavement widening and continuous pavements. This will just start to nudge drivers behaviour to think of people first when they are in town and give people confidence to venture out, walk to school and maybe cycle more. This should lead to a few less cars on the road which again will improve the walking and cycling environment. We have another new history tour to announce. Every Tuesday, 12pm at the Minster, you will be guided around and told about the fascinating history of the church. Hear the story of the Elizabethan pirate buried there and the tragic tale of a royal princess. They also have a great coffee shop with homemade cakes which I could recommend for a mid morning pit continued over thepage
News Report by Julie Jones-Evans continued stop when you are in town. History is proving a great way to bring people together and we have had an offer of a show and talk from Brian Greening which we are really excited about. The parish council is now having more meetings at Victoria pavilion, Newport Victoria recreation Ground and following a make-over it is proving to be a great venue. We have a skateboard club there at the moment as part of our commitment to provide activities for young people. A new karate club has just set up there too, running a few classes a week. To promote all that is available on 23rd April in St Thomas’s Square there is going to be a display of all the organisations and clubs that put on activities for young people, as it’s often that people just are not aware of all that goes on.
A new member of staff has just joined the team at the parish council to help look after all our sites and in particular Lisa will be helping to run events and improve Victoria Pavilion even more for the whole community. You can call the parish office on 559119 if you are interested in having an event or regular class at the pavilion.
The planting for the moss garden on Hunnyhill is taking root and in a few months the area will be look much better and also the moss helps clean the air on this busy road, making the environment cleaner and greener. I’ve got another site at the top of Holyrood Street that will be having a green makeover too this year. It all helps improve the area for everyone to enjoy. I’d like to send out a big thanks to Independent Arts who run the Anxiety Cafe every Wednesday morning at the hall at Methodist Church in Quay Street. By combining a safe space to be, a lovely cup of tea, empathic trained staff and creative activities such as felt making and photography, they have made a great difference to people’s lives. If you feel you may be suffering from anxiety do pop in its a very welcoming and supportive group of people. Thank you too Island Magazines for letting me communicate with residents every month, these last 5 years have flown by! Happy 5th birthday, I know many people enjoy reading the magazine, well done!
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Monthly News Report for Carisbrooke by John Hobart. E-Mail: john.hobart@iow.gov.uk Mobile: 07717 716 663 I’m pleased to say that work has been completed on footpath/cycle path N60, from Priory Farm lane to Wellington Road, giving a safe and sustainable route to all local schools from Carisbrooke and Gunville. I had the pleasure to meet a local cyclist on the path recently who said that its the first time in many years that he has been able to go along there on his road bike. Hopefully the brief inconvenience when the path was being done is negated by the now pleasant and highly useable route. In the same area, finally, after years of investigation the brick wall separating the terrace of houses from St Mary’s church yard has been rebuilt and looks very smart and tidy. This wall was becoming quite dangerous as it had a bulge which was heading for collapse. Hopefully it will now have many years of life. I recently attended a presentation warning of the potential invasion of Asian Hornets to our shores. These Hornets predate on bees and other pollinating insects. One hornet can kill up to 50 bees a day and they hawk around bee hives seeking out their prey. It is essential to be on the look out for Asian Hornets in February, March and April particularly as the queens emerge and if you think you have seen
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one it is essential that you report it. Please go to www. nonnativespecies.org or visit the Facebook page ‘Isle of Wight Asian Hornet Watch’ where you will find images to help you identify the hornets and their nests and it will tell you where to report your findings. Also on the subject of predators, there has been a move by the Roy Dennis Foundation (see his website) to re-introduce White Tailed Sea Eagles to the Island after the last recorded pair disappeared over 200 years ago. They have been very successfully reared and are thriving in the Scottish Isles and Orkney and are no longer endangered, although are a protected species. I am very concerned of the impact this might have on the island as they are raptors who predate on small animals such as lambs, piglets, chickens and wild fowl. I also think our red squirrels could be very vulnerable. I recently watched a video of one carrying off a full grown swan. Whilst magnificent and impressive with their 8ft wing span, I cant help wandering whether they are are suitable residents for our small Island...and as they are protected, if it doesn’t work out, we can ask them to leave! It was a great pleasure to attend the ceremony giving Dr Desmond Murphy, the founder of the Mountbatten Hospice, the Freedom of the Borough, the highest accolade that the Council can give. Dr Murphy, after a successful career, came to the Island in 1981 and as a full time consultant in respiratory medicine on the Island he also saw the need for a hospice. Without his great beginnings our wonderful hospice would not be here today.
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Every Monday – FREE fun quiz night at Ye Olde Village Inn, 61 High St, Bembridge. 7.30pm for 8pm start. For more info call 872616 Every Friday from 10am – 12pm – Weekly Drop in at Downside Community Centre, Furrlongs, Newport. Help and information with finding local activities, debt, education, employment, forms and applications, finance, housing, jobs, health and getting involved in the community. Everybody is welcome. This is a free, confidential and friendly session. Saturday 6th April - Coffee morning/open day at Vectis Radio from 10am -12pm. Come along to Vectis Radio studio at the Riverside Centre and see how it all works. Tea/coffee and biscuits supplied for a minimum £1 donation to keep the community radio station running. Sunday 7th April – Memorial Ploughing Match from 9.30am – 4.30pm. Field adjacent to Ashbridge Lane, Kingston, PO38 2JY (entrance to field from Kingston Road). Watch heavy horses ploughing alongside vintage and conventional tractors. Entry is free and any money collected on the day will be given to IW Charities. Refreshments available. Sunday 7th April – Chale Car Boot Sale at Chale Show Ground, Military Road. Set up from 9am, buyers from 9.30am. For further information please contact Wendy on 01983 730660 Wednesday 10th April – Quiz Night at The Mill Bay Inn, Ventnor Esplanade at 7pm in aid of Break the Cycle. Teams of up to 6. £6 12
per person which includes food. Booking essential. Call 852394. Sunday 14th April – Cupcakes & Anxiety Tea Party at Newclose Cricket Ground, Blackwater Road, Newport from 11am – 3pm. Pop in for cake, refreshments and our bumper raffle with some amazing prizes which will raise money for three Island Charities. Contact Kerry at cupcakesandanxiety@outlook.com Tuesday 16th April – Saving Lives Campaign CPR and Defibrillator Awareness Workshop. Would you know what to do if your child or family member stopped breathing? Join Good Skills Training for their free workshops at 10am, 11am, 12pm and 1pm at Eight Bells, 31 Carisbrooke High Street Newport. No need to book just turn up on the day. For further information call 01983 640142. Friday 19th and Saturday 20th April – The Isle of Wight Spring Art & Garden Fair at Northwood House & Park, Cowes from 10am – 5pm. Garden products and paraphernalia, plants, flowers, machinery, tools, furniture and much more will be on display throughout the event, situated across our picturesque lawns and open parkland. Inside the House itself you’ll find the ‘Island Arts Showcase’, where a selection of our Island’s quality artists will be exhibiting and selling their work in a variety of rich mediums, including paintings, sculptures, photography, and glassware, to name but a few! For those of you looking to unleash your creativity, you’ll even have the chance to pick up a brush and participate in a life drawing class!
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Saturday 20th April - The Brighstone “Passion Play”. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to see the Easter Story enacted in an open air “Passion Play” to be performed in Brighstone (in the playing field behind the municipal car park) at 2pm. Although there is parking in the village please use the Free “Park and Ride” which will operate from Brighstone Holiday Centre on the Military Rd. Free Admission. Refreshments to follow in St Mary’s Church; the Methodist Church and the Wilberforce Hall. Donations welcomed. For further information please ring Chris Biggs on 740936 or Chris Goodman on 741166
and much more. Free parking and entry. Sunday 28th April – Drive It Day Bus Service at Isle of Wight Bus and Coach Museum, The Depot, Park Road, Ryde from 10am to 3.45pm. As part of the National ‘Drive It’ day, organised by the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, the museum will be running a Classic Bus Shuttle between the Museum and the Esplanade. Travel on classic bus/coach and entry to the museum is free.
Tuesday 30th April - St. Mary’s Church Cowes has an afternoon tea in the Parish Room from 2.30 - 4.30 p.m. Tickets cost £6 each and are available from Gill Isham on 295074. Saturday 20th April – Easter Saturday Duck Numbers are limited so it is best to get in Races from 3pm on the river by the Yar Bridge touch early. The ticket includes tea or coffee, in Yarmouth. Tickets are £1 and available sandwiches, cakes and scones with jam and from Holdings, Harwoods, the Pharmacy and cream. the Sailing Club on the day. More than 2000 little ducks will race with cash prizes to be won. Monday 22nd April – Chale Car Boot Sale at Chale Show Ground, Military Road. Set up from 9am, buyers from 9.30am. For further information please contact Wendy on 01983 730660 Wednesday 24th April – New to You Fashion Show at Cowes Methodist Church, Birmingham Road at 7.30pm. Raising funds for The Foodbank & The Church. Tickets £3 on sale at The Baytree. Saturday 27th April – Spring Fair & Seed Swap at Riverside Centre, Newport from 10am – 3pm. Come and celebrate spring. Nature inspired craft stalls, plant sale, children’s crafts, competitions, seed swap
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Colouring club every Thursday 2-3.30pm, drink and colouring materials provided. Rhymetime every Friday 10 & 11am Newport & Carisbrooke Parish Council drop in every Tuesday 10am-12pm; every Wednesday 10am-12pm & every Thursday 1.30-3.30pm Tuesday 2nd April 10.30am-1pm. Dementia information drop in. 10.00am-1pm
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Events at Lord Louis Library Tuesday 2nd and Tuesday 16th April Lego Club for ages 5+ 3.30pm Wednesday 3rd April - Knit and Natter from 2-3.30pm
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Thursday 18th April - Knit and Natter from 5.45-7pm Saturday 6th April - Friends of Lord Louis Library will be holding their monthly book sale on from 9am-4pm. Book prices start at 10p. Wednesday 17th April (10.30am-12) Age UK digital drop in. Help with laptops/ tablets. Please note no session on 19th due to Good Friday.
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Wednesday 17th April, afternoon family games event - ask at the library help point for more information. Saturday 20th April - Children’s Easter Crafts at 2.30pm. Come along and make a fluffy lamb, paint an egg and make a collage. The event is £1 and tickets are available at the library help point. Thursday 25th April - Friends of Lord Louis Library present Folk Band Second Time Around. Tickets are £3 and available at the library help point. You are welcome to BYO alcohol. 6.45 for a 7pm start. Saturday 27th April - Come and meet some guide dogs and find out about Guide Dogs IW. Lord Louis Library 10.30-2.30 14
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