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Dear Readers Welcome to the February issue and I hope your 2016 is going well so far and you haven’t fallen victim to the germs going around which are causing colds, coughs and fevers and generally making people fell unwell. At the time of writing this there is no snow... but there has been plenty of rain!!!! and the temperature has dropped considerably. I’m every hopeful though that we will get a nice splattering of the white stuff. I know many of you don’t like it but I have a sledge in my shed which is just collecting dust. I need to give it a good airing!!!! This months issue is packed with news and information and you can find out the story of the front cover picture on page 4 and there are a few events happening in February, and you will find the ‘Dates for your Diary’ on page 14. The law is changing in April regarding microchipping dogs and you will find an article regarding this on page 9. Please keep using the service of the advertisers and a big thank you again to the contributors who do a great job of supplying the latest news. Until next month...
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Pancakes are associated with the day preceding Lent because they were a way to use up rich foods such as eggs, milk, and sugar, before the fasting season of the 40 days of Lent. The fasting emphasised eating plainer food and refraining from food that would give pleasure: in many cultures, this means no meat, dairy products, or eggs. Shrove Tuesday was once known as a “half-holiday” in Britain. It started at 11:00am with the ringing of a church bell. On Pancake Day, “pancake races” are held in villages and towns across the United Kingdom. The tradition is said to have originated in 1445 when a housewife from Olney, Buckinghamshire, was so busy making pancakes that she forgot the time until she heard the church bells ringing for the service. She raced out of the house to church while still carrying her frying pan and pancake, tossing it to prevent it from burning. The pancake race remains a relatively common festive tradition in the UK, even today. Participants with frying pans race through the streets tossing pancakes into the air and catching them in the pan while running. The traditional pancake is flavoured with sugar and lemon but over the years this has evolved and the filling/topping varieties are endless and are no longer just thought of as a sweet as many people make pancakes with savoury filling on Shrove Tuesday and other days of the year.
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The Isle of Wight is home to many different available within the organisation and you can species of wildlife and we are especially lucky find out more by calling Helen on 611003 or to be home to the red squirrel. email wightsquirrels@hotmail.com The Wight Squirrel Project and The IOW Red Squirrel Trust both work together playing an important role in the conservation of the squirrels. Founded and currently voluntarily managed, by Helen Butler BSc MBE, the Isle of Wight’s leading Red Squirrel expert. The project is run throughout by volunteers. More recently The IOW Red Squirrel Trust have opened a shop in Ryde High Street, (opposite the Catholic Church Garden, just up from Iceland) where they sell animal themed products along with items made from wood. IOW driftwood products are very popular and they also sell firewood from a woodland they have leased and another they manage for the conservation of red squirrels. The shop is manned by volunteers and the project desperately needs more volunteers in order for them to open for longer. No experience is necessary and you can choose your times. All that is required are 2 references. If you would like to join the team either pop into the shop for an application form or email redsquirrelshop@hotmail.com for more info. There are also other situation vacant posts 4
Another vital part that the Wight Squirrel Project is responsible for and for which needs your help is reporting a red squirrel sighting. This can easily be done by going to their website www.wightsquirrels.co.uk and filling in the squirrel sighting form. This information is vital in helping to monitor changes in squirrel behaviour and in planning conservation work. You can also become a friend of the Red Squirrel via a small donation of ÂŁ5 or more and you will find details of this on their website The Wight Squirrel Project does a wonderful job in protecting the squirrels and you can find out more information about the project and also The IOW Red Squirrel Trust by visiting their websites www.iowredsquirreltrust.co.uk and www.wightsquirrels.co.uk where you can also download the latest newsletter and learn about these wonderful animals and details of future events including woodlands visits and tips on how to see red squirrels in the wild. I hope you also like the front cover which shows just how adorable and inquisitive the squirrels are and was sent in by Helen Butler.
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News Report from Cllr Ian Stephens - Ryde West - Lantern Cottage, The Orchard, Pellhurst Road, Ryde, Email:- ian.stephens@iow.gov.uk Mobile:-07970 009523
The Ryde Arena roof is being repaired funded by the building insurance, whilst the Sport England grant funding is being maintained to refurbish the sadly dilapidated changing rooms. The amount of grant funding, as previously reported is £75,000 and will allow for a new phase for this facility in Ryde.
The positive outcomes will keep the libraries concerned working in a new way but preserve the service in those areas. I am working with Members of the Ryde Beach Soccer to find new sustainable ways of keeping the sport alive. This facility occupies our young people with heathy exercise in a good clean environment on our beach at Appley throughout the summer holidays and attracts approx 70 young enthusiasts.
The Government has launched its new National Strategy - Sporting Future which is aimed at getting the Nation more active. The Strategy is concentrating on five key outcomes: physical wellbeing, mental wellbeing, individual development, social and community The state of the Royal York Hotel is again development and economic development. hitting the headlines and I am, with other Ryde Members extremely concerned. I I will be giving a response from both am pushing forward through Isle of Wight the Local Government Cultural Tourism Council Planning Dept to examine ways and Sport Board, which I Chair, as well of exerting pressure on the owner to as from the local position alongside Isle improve this sad situation. of Wight Council Officers. We will be communicating the new strategy to sports Our Museums are under financial and physical activity providers in the pressure to remain open in these Spring. The strategy is looking to bring financially challenging times and to this together government departments to end I was asked to voice my opinion on tackle the increasing obesity issues across BBC Radio 4 ‘World at One’ and expressed the country and our Island with Public the opinion that we need to find smarter Health playing a full part. ways of working, whilst in some cases forming local federations which may ease Local Libraries consultation is ongoing the outgoing financial costs. with those Town and Parish councils, as previously reported, responding positively Locally I am in consultation with Richard to the challenges of running services in Smout of the Isle of Wight Council their areas - dialogue is continuing with and Councillor Roger Whitby-Smith in Isle of Wight Council officers to confirm endeavouring to safeguard the Islands service arrangements from 1st April 2016. heritage. 6
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From 6 April 2016 all dogs in England will be legally required to be microchipped and their details registered on one of the authorised databases.
Shockingly the National Dog Warden Association advises that around 40% of dogs it deals with that are already chipped have missing or inaccurate information. People must be encouraged and be reminded to Under the law you are obliged to keep your keep their details up to date to give this law details up to date on the database. Police and some force to do what it is intended for. local authority employees will be issued with microchip reader scanners so that instant To get ready for the 6th April 2016 if you enforcement of the law can be carried out. A have not already had your pet microchipped time window will be allowed for the owner you can easily get this done by your vet and to get the chipping done if their pet is caught many organisation. There is a FREE dog without a chip. After which a £500 fine for microchipping event on Sunday 14th failing to comply will be issued. February 2016 between 10am and 12noon at Avenue Road Car Park, If you sell or otherwise pass the Freshwater. This event is open to dog on, you as the previous keeper all Island residents. There is no are required to register the new limit to the amount of keeper (the wording used is dogs you bring. ‘keeper’ rather than ‘owner’ with regard Of course cats and to microchips). other animals that are large enough to Similarly if your dog dies, take the chip can be you must inform the microchipped too, in database that holds your case they get lost or stolen, pet’s details. and this is recommended by welfare charities. There will though be no legal obligation to Puppies must be chipped at their second set have your cat of vaccinations – and around the time they - or rabbit or are weaned - at 8 plus weeks. guinea pig microWith microchipping, keepers and their dogs chipped. Residential & Commercial will have an official relationship, rather grounds maintenance contracts, including turfing, as they did under the old dog licence. hedge and grass cutting. Additionally, the modern technology of microchipping will not only help lost dogs Timber Fencing Specialists be re-united with their families, it will also Over 30 years experience connect liable human beings to abused and fully insured animals. Mistreatment of animals will still Covering the whole of happen even if dogs are micrcochipped, but the Isle of Wight now there will be some redress against the perpetrator on behalf of society and – equally erectafenceiw@gmail.com importantly - on behalf of the dog.
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COUNCIL SETS OUT CASE TO MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT that the Island has unique circumstances limiting the opportunities to respond to these challenges. He agreed to ask officials from the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) to visit the Island to gain a more in depth understanding of the council’s financial position and the likely outcomes on the Island and its community of the budget decisions it is likely to have to take as a result of the Government’s financial settlement. The council was preparing to save around £10.5 He was unable to make any commitments to million from its 2016/17 budget; however, this providing additional funding to the council so it can continue to deliver the services needed figure required to be saved has risen and has by the community at the meeting. He did now been confirmed as £17.38 million; and however undertake to consider whether the around £32 million over the next four years. Over the past five years, the council has already finance rules which prevent the council using its capital receipts (from the likes of the land made upwards of £50 million savings and sale to Asda) to support projects to transform reduced its annual net spend to £124 million the council and regenerate the Island’s In the provisional settlement, the government economy. has confirmed its intention for local authority Leader of the Isle of Wight Council, Councillor services to be entirely funded by business Jonathan Bacon, said: “We were expecting the rates and council tax by 2019/20, but has spending review to hit us hard, but the savings yet to confirm how the business rates will needed are much higher than we could have be reallocated to meet local need. The cost anticipated, even when we were preparing for of meeting needs of the Island’s community the worst. currently exceed the sums the council is able to collect from business rates and council tax combined leaving the council and the services “We will continue to lobby the government in hope that they will show understanding for our in a very vulnerable position in the long term. unique position, which was acknowledged by The unique circumstances of the Island mean the Minister, and help us to achieve a balanced that on its own the Isle of Wight would not budget that is not to the detriment of our be able to sustain services to meet demands, community. without additional help from government. The Leader of the Isle of Wight Council, Council officials and the Island’s MP met with the Minister for Local Government, Marcus Jones MP on Wednesday 6 January to discuss the impact of the recently announced provisional local government finance settlement on the council’s ability to continue to operate and provide services to and on behalf of the island’s community.
In the meeting, which was facilitated and attended by the Island’s MP Mr Andrew Turner, the council’s representatives made these points to the Minister, and sought his support to ensure that the Island can continue to be financially sustainable in the future. The Minister was understanding of and acknowledged the council’s challenging financial position and in particular accepted 12
“Nobody wants to have to stop providing services; neither councillors nor officers. However, this is the situation that we are now facing. We don’t have the funds to continue providing all the services that, by law, we don’t have to provide and to save the sort of figures expected by the Government over the coming four years would call into question the viability of the council
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Dates for your Diary Sunday 31st January – Candlemas at All Saints Church, Ryde at 10am . FAMILY EUCHARIST WITH CHRISTINGLES. This draws to a close the Christmas Season. As we celebrate Candlemas, with carols and candles, it is our last look back at Christmas before moving into Lent. The Christmas season closes on February 2nd the Feast day of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (known as Candlemas)
Saturday 13th February – Charity General Knowledge Quiz Night at Newport Football Club. 7.30pm – 10.30pm. In aid of Cats Protection Isle of Wight Teams of up to 6 people and costs £2 per person entry. There will be a raffle, licensed bar and plenty of free car parking available. Come and help raise the kitty for the kitties
Tuesday 9th February – Pancake racing in Kings Square, East Cowes (outside Waitrose) ECBA has organised this event in conjunction with Holy Cross Primary School and Queensgate. Starting at 2pm Races are being held for Reception and Years 1 through to 6, with a trophy being awarded to the school with the biggest medal haul! In addition to this, it would be great if as many people as possible could come along and cheer the children on … and take part in the adult races afterwards! we’ll supply the rest!
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