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Summer is here and I can’t think of anywhere better to spend these sunny days then here on the island. We have it all, beaches, parks, countryside and unique and individual towns. As mentioned last month we are now into ‘carnival season’ and inside this issue you will find a list of all the carnival events happening across the island. Keep this to hand to ensure you don’t miss out - it looks set to be a fun packed August. If you have an event happening next month please get in touch so we can share the information with everyone. We have some great advertisers covering a variety of services. Whatever you are looking for I am sure you will find the right business/ person for the job advertised in this issue. Please remember to tell them you saw their advert here. It’s now time for you to grab your deckchair, have a read of this local community magazine and keep your brain active with our puzzle page. I hope you have a great August and I look forward to catching up with you next month.
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News Report from Wootton Bridge Councillor Barry Abraham 07800736557 | Email:- barry.abraham@iow.gov.uk The summer has finally arrived and the school holidays have started. I used to love those six weeks of no school. Usually for councils it is a quiet time, with staff having their annual breaks, so meetings tended to be less, but as the council funding has become cut back some ÂŁ87 million in round terms over the last few years and something like another ÂŁ13 million savings needing to be found in the next two years, this has meant budget meetings have already started to try and find where the money can come from without hitting the most vulnerable people. This does sometimes mean the council stop doing things or changing the way it delivers services and sometimes working with other organisations such as charities a lot of the time better services can be the outcome. Last month I mentioned the concern of traffic rat running through Rectory Drive, making their way to Brocks Copse Road to by-pass the High Street. I raised this with the parish council and it was agreed to meet with Island Roads to try and find a solution. A first step is likely to be monitoring the speed and number of vehicles using the road with the road strips.
The path on the Recreation Ground is looking in a sorry state at the moment and residents have been telling me that stones are being thrown into their gardens. A quote was requested by the Isle of Wight Council for the section from the High Street through past the entrance to the school. I will be meeting with Liz the parish clerk and officers to see how we can progress the work, I am keen if possible to completely tarmac the whole path from the High Street to the Footways car park. I still get complaints at the amount of dog fouling on the Recreation Ground, this is so anti-social, I have asked the council to review the placement of the bins but bearing in mind my comments on the councils shrinking budgets, the council can ill afford to put up yet more bins with all the cost of having them emptied regularly.
I was recently talking to someone about recycling and how the council has some pretty challenging recycling targets and how as a society the community is getting behind the need to recycle. Most shoppers now have reusable bags, replacing plastic ones and as usual with people of a certain age (over 60) I recently contacted Island Roads to find out we started to talk about how things used if any likelihood of the second phase of the New Road works are likely to happen anytime to be. Glass milk bottles that were always returned, lemonade bottles with a deposit, soon and I have had a response from them, stating that the end of October is the intended fish and chips in newspaper but the one that start date. I will be meeting with Island Roads we both agreed has created a lot of waste is when you went to the chemist with a to find out how the work will be carried out bearing in mind how complex the work is likely prescription, the pills were in a brown bottle of various sizes which could be returned to be and I will report back next month. for re-use, has been replaced by so-called blister packs, with the A4 leaflet telling you Last month there was a parish council byalmost why you should not take them. But of election and I am delighted to welcome Trish course when you get to that certain age you Evans on to the parish council. She is well regularly take pills, all in blister packs, all with known in the village having worked for many years at the primary school and served on the explanatory leaflets, how much waste does this create when a little brown bottle that Village Partnership and has been a regular could be returned used to do the trick! attendee at parish meetings. 6
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News Report from Cllr Wayne Whittle. Tel 07792 670771 Twitter @RydeAbide E wayne.whittle@iow.gov.uk The season and summer has finally started It’s been a bumpy start on many levels with technical difficulties (including the weather). The sand park at Appley is finally open after undergoing a refurbishment/upgrade, it took a bit longer than expected but we now have a new super long Slide etc. The Waterside Trust run water play park has also had pump problems that they only discovered when the new “Big soaker tilt Bucket” was fitted, the water park was originally provided by the Ryde Development Trust but like the shelters on North walk had no ongoing maintenance contract, so the 2 pumps (one 3 phase) had come to the end of their life and had to be replaced. Unluckily they were both situated underneath all the complicated pipes etc in the small pump room and FW Marsh and sons have spent weeks down there working to fix the problems.
we get some funding for Ryde’s public realm at the end of the process. The Lifeguards are back on duty every day on Ryde Beach providing a good service to beach goers, the slipways have finally been cleared and the beach is in good condition being litter picked every day and machine cleaned and raked every other day. I was disappointed to see that the new flood wall in Simeon recreation ground had got graffiti all over one section already, I will be asking the Environment Agency to clean it and encouraging them to paint it with anti graffiti paint so any new mess can be removed quickly. I’ve also had a few complaints about rubble and debris on the Harbour beach left from the flood prevention engineering works, and I will be raising this with the Environment Agency at the Flood Group Meeting.
Parking services are conducting a resident parking zone survey on several streets in Ryde North East where residents have supported the implementation and will be I was pleased to support the vote to provide a reporting their findings to the September formal expression of interest to the “Heritage Ryde North East Action Group Meeting. High Street fund”, it was a long arduous debate with some members (who didn’t (I will provide date and time in my report appear to have read the funding document next month) and criteria before the meeting) speaking negatively at length against the option. Hope we all get to enjoy a lovely warm sunny summer during the school holidays We got there in the end after hearing this year. presentations from Zoe from the Ryde Business Association and the Director of See you on the beach!!! Regeneration, the vote carried and let’s hope It is hoped the splash park (now under great demand) will be by the end of July.
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Wolverton Manor Garden Fair is extra special this year as they are celebrating their 20th anniversary. This traditional garden fair is still the most popular of its’ kind on the Island. Packed full of fun and entertainment for all the family. You will be stunned by the variety of specialist Island and Mainland garden nursery stalls, displaying a diverse and inspiring range of plants, flowers and gardenalia. Explore over 100 Arts & Craft stalls exhibiting an eclectic selection of wonderful items from some very skilled crafters. Be entertained by Elizabethan “reenactors” who bring dancing, cooking and crafts from the past back to life. There will be dog shows, wildlife/conservation experts, alpacas and donkeys, poultry exhibits, wood carving, traditional wool spinning, archery, falconry displays, kayaking on the moat, tree/wall climbing, vintage and military vehicles, vintage fairground amusements, magic shows, live music and lots more. Last year they raised a record £22,000 for Age UK (IOW) and gave £800 each to Island charities: The Foodbank, Cowes Sea Scouts, Wight Brainy Bunch, Care in the Garden and The Salvation Army. Visitor numbers over the weekend exceeded 6000 !! This is a great traditional family day out with something for everyone. There will be a great selection of food and refreshment stalls so you can sit back relax and enjoy the day. Please see main advert for more details and where to purchase tickets.
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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 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 Friday 2nd – Sunday 4th August – Party on the Green 2019. Ryde Rotary invite you to their annual seaside village green style event with live music, DJs, refreshments and children’s activities from 12 noon to 9pm at Eastern Gardens. Fun for the whole family. This is a free event. Friday 2nd August – Appley Park Summer Evening Bat Walk. Join Wild about Wight on their summer evening bat walk in Appley Park. Run in conjunction with the Isle of Wight Bat Hospital, and led by local expert Graham Street. They’ll be using special detectors to listen out for bats and to identify the different species. Meet at 8.00pm at Appley Park car park. The walks are free but numbers are limited, so booking is essential. To book, please contact suzie@vectishousing.co.uk or call Vectis Housing on 01983 525985 Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th August – Chale Show from 10am – 5.30pm at Chale Recreation Ground, PO38 2LE. A great family day out. Children under 16 free and free parking. Adults and children 16+ £9 Saturday 3rd August – Vectis Radio Station open Day 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 minimum £1 donation to help keep your community radio station running.
competition for under 16s. Come and enjoy hours of fishing on Ryde Pier. Some tackle can be provided. Supervision essential for under 12s. More heats in September (Sun 1st 11.30 – 15.30) followed by a BBQ and prize giving. Only £2 per day. For details please ring Colin on 01983 811220 (daytime), 07967 330871 or email: vbfc.ryde@gmail.com Thursday 8th August - Ryde Lions Club will be hosting The South Wales Male Choir at All Saints Church, Queens Road, Ryde. Supporting them will be ‘Cinnamon’, a group of nine Island ladies singing four part harmony a cappella. Start time 7pm and doors open 6.30pm. Tickets £10 from ‘Ladies Realm’ and ‘Splash’ in Ryde (can also be purchased via the email rydelionsclub@outlook.com). Part of the proceeds will help fund a PSA (Prostate Cancer) testing day in October. Thursday 8th August – Pier to Pier walk. From the Steamer Inn, Shanklin Esplanade to Sandown Pier and back to The Steamer. Approx 4K in the moonlight - setting off at 9 pm returning back to the Steamer for free BBQ: donations welcome. Raising money for young peoples charity Beaulieu Respite. Register by the bar at The Steamer Inn. Adults £5, Children £3 under 3 Free. Everyone gets a moonwalk medal. Saturday 10th – Saturday 17th August - Cowes Week. Spectators can enjoy a fantastic line up of shore-side entertainment day and night. The famous fireworks take place on the final Friday of the event.
Tuesday 20th August and every third Tuesday of each month - ADHD Support: The Airborne Sunday 4th (1pm – 5pm) and Sunday 18th Group meet at the Wheatsheaf, Newport at (12.30pm – 4.30pm) August - Vectis Boating 7pm. For all adults with ADHD, diagnosed, and Fishing Club holds its Junior Open Fishing undiagnosed, unsure or curious, their partners, continued over the page 10
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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY friends and parents of ADHD children. This is a free event. For further info call Tony on 07775 733 037 Sunday 25th August – Scooter Rally Ride Out from 11am Balcony Bar, Ryde. Enjoy the sight of thousands of scooters on their annual ride-out. Monday 26th August – Vintage Bus Running Day. Frequent free vintage bus service between the Ryde Esplanade and the IW Bus Museum. Cost: Free. Monday 26th August – Dog Days at Arreton Barns from 11am. Returning for its 2nd year registrations will be open earlier this year at 9am and there will be a variety of classes which will run from 11am. Entry is still just £2 per dog, per class. This fun family dog show is not to be missed, with themed food, stalls and entertainment!
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Quiz & Chip tickets will go on sale Saturday 23rd August, the quiz will take place on Friday 4th October. Tickets will cost £10 each. We have limited numbers available, teams of up to 6. If you want to come and you are on your own don’t worry we always have a table for lone quizzers it is a great way to make friends !
‘Murder on Monday’. Classic crime book group. Meeting date Monday 5th August. We will be discussing the Artists in Crime by Ngaio Marsh at Costa coffee Ryde 5.30-6.30 If you would like more information please call into the library and ask for either Diane or Jo. Thomas Hardy Book group. A Pair of Blue Eyes will be discussed on Wednesday 14th August at 11am. Call into the library to pick up a list of the other titles that will be discussed. If you enjoy reading Classic books then this book group could be just for you. The group meets every six weeks on a Wednesday at 11am. Next meeting will take place on Wednesday 28th August and we will be discussing ‘Love in the Time of Cholera by Marquez’ just come along and take part in a lively discussion! Call in or phone the library for a list of all the books for this year. Ryde Library April Health Walks – Long Walk Friday 23rd August starting at 10.30 am and the Short Health Walk Friday 2nd August starting at 10.30am. This event is free but numbers are limited so please call into the library or telephone 823825 to book your place Ryde Shady Ladies (and men!) Colouring Club Wednesday 7th & 21st August. Cost is only £1 with everything supplied including a cup of tea! Ideal way to make new friends we would love to see you. Knit & Natter Wednesday 7th August at the library, bring your knitting to this friendly group from 5.30 – 7 pm. Refreshments will be provided. £1 per session. From September Knit & Natter will change to Craft & Chatter come along for a relaxed friendly session of craft bring your own project and sit back and have a chatter. continued over the page
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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY RYDE LIBRARY EVENTS Children’s Events Lego Club – Tuesday 15th August 3pm – 4.30pm Saturday Story Time – Every Saturday morning starting at 11am Monday Rhyme Time - Every Monday starting at 10.30 am
Special Summer Reading Challenge Events for Children Saturday 3rd August 11 am. Story teller Sue Bailey will be in the junior library come along and hear space stories, it is sure to be out of this world! Tuesday 6th August 3.30-4.30 Lego Special. Make a rocket! Fabulous Space prize for the most splendid rocket!
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Space themed Saturday Storytime for children aged 3+ 24th August 11am -11.30
Come to Ryde Library and join this year’s ‘Space Chase’
Ryde Carnival Craft Event – Come along and make a tambourine! 10am – 12noon
Read six books and receive stickers, glow in the All events for children are FREE and dark wrist bands and window stickers plus at generously funded by Friends of Ryde Library the end a gold medal and a certificate to take into school! Free to join. all event information was correct at time of print.
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News Report from Ryde Town Councillor Karen Lucioni Email: karen.rydesouth@mail.com | Mobile 07506930109 www.facebook.com/yourvoicecountsryde I do hope your summer has been wonderful for you all so far, I will be taking a short break through August to recharge my batteries and return to represent in September. I will of course be available for anything important. I have been volunteering at the Aspire shop on the High Street, next to Boots, if you have any bric-a-brac, or good quality items that could be re-loved in someone else’s home please let Aspire know or give me a call. Volunteers are always appreciated and needed so please volunteer alongside me if you can. Please remember to use refillable water containers or refill plastic bottles you buy. Refill outlets are dotted around Ryde and you are welcome to go in and refill if you need to. Costa coffee, cod father, Kind Lud, Ryde Harbour, Liz Earle and Wetherspoons to name a few. Please do not only use plastics once. It is one way of trying to look after our environment. You can download the app to find your nearest refill station at www.refill.org.uk. I am really concerned about the amount of anti-social behaviour seen within our town, shelters and seafront. I am part of a group supporting residents that are suffering because of bad choices and behaviour of some within our community. I am hoping that being involved with residents and other projects in Ryde it should cause some changes that will benefit us all. I am still pursuing the deployable CCTV for Ryde hotspots. We all deserve respect as does our town, businesses and tourists. If you would like to chat in confidence about anti-
social behaviour that has affected, you or your family then please do contact me on 07506930109. One of the most emotive subjects I have calls about is parking, especially people parking in unenforced disabled bays. Please consider that if you park in one of these bays and you are not a blue badge holder you are probably going to cause someone who needs to use the bay some distress. Also please think before you park on the pavement not only does it cause damage to our pavements that are not constructed for the weight of a car, it also causes issues for disabled scooter users, parents with pushchairs and cause people to have to walk into the road. The Respect Ryde signs for dog fouling and fly-tipping seem to have made a difference and I will have some data soon. Please make sure if these issues are affecting your street or community, report it to island roads so that the data can be used to clean up our town.
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Haven Hall is set in a stunning location on the cliff top with views out to sea and is a 5-star Haven for adults only (no children under 12) set in two acres of award winning gardens. If you would like the opportunity of working in a 5 star environment call David on 07914 796 494 or email david@havenhall.uk and see their main advert.
Now Hiring for Summer 2019
Haven Hall Hotel - www.HavenHall.uk 5 Howard Road, Shanklin, PO37 6HD
Experienced Staff wanted to join our Team: Experienced Cleaner / Housekeeper Breakfast Cook / Housekeeper £9 per hour. Flexible Hours, Part-time & Full-time
Call 07914 796 494 or Email David@HavenHall.uk