Island Magazines Ryde & Wootton area January 2017 Edition

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Your Local Community Magazine

Dear Readers Welcome to the first issue of 2017 and a Happy New Year to you all.

I hope you all had an enjoyable Christmas and were able to spend it as you wanted. If you still have turkey, mince pies or Christmas pudding left over and want a quick and easy recipe then go to page 6 for some inspiration.

The Christmas decorations will soon be coming down and being packed away for another year and on page 11 you will find all you need to know with regard to recycling your real Christmas tree.

January is a quiet month on the Island and therefore there are only a few events happening and you will find details of these on pages 12 and 13.

Inside this issue you will also find the regular news reports which keep us up to date with whats happening in our area and you will also find an assortments of advertisers covering everything you could possible need.

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I hope you all have a good start to the New Year and I look forward to catching up with you next month.

Until then....

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News Report from Cllr Michael Lilley – Green Councillor for Ryde East Ward Email: michaellilleyiow@gmail.com or call/text 07769551578 Happy New Year – Vision for Ryde in 2017

Aspire and Community Development in Ryde

I wish everyone a very happy and prosperous New Year. I thought in my January report I would focus on issues and causes I am looking out for in early 2017 and ones I will be following with interest.

I am a great fan of the Aspire project on Dover Street and admire how in 2016 the project has grown. It is an ambitious project which really supports the whole community in so many ways. I wish to support Aspire in 2017 to gain major funding to really develop Night Time Economy community projects which will tackle some of the social issues facing the Town such as I attended a meeting in December about the homelessness, poverty, and unemployment.

Ryde Night Time Economy which is simply about people having too much to drink and Age Friendly Ryde being anti-social. There is a new group of representatives from the Police, Community I am a Ryde Age Friendly Ambassador along Safety, local licensees, Ryde Town Council with Cllr Woodward and Cllr Lucioni. There and others developing a plan to decrease is a Ryde Age Friendly steering group and we crime triggered by alcohol at night. are currently looking at the issue of access Ryde Arena – New Community Action Group I am supporting a group of skaters, ice hockey players, families, fans, and local business people who all have a passion for the former ice rink on the Esplanade and want to see it reopen. The group have successfully applied for the building to be registered as a Community Asset which means the owners of the current lease have to recognise this interest and communicate with the group. They have developed a business plan, raising finance and more importantly trying to lobby the leaseholders (an overseas’ owned asset company) to hand over the lease. The building owners, Isle of Wight Council are very supportive.

This building is an important community and tourist facility which could bring jobs and much more to Ryde. We need to make sure it reopens in 2017.

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and transport for older Ryde adults that find it difficult to all parts of the Town. I want to see some scheme develop in 2017.

Isle Access at Esplanade Station

Isle Access is a community business focussing on accessibility for all and in 2017 they will convert the old ticket office at Ryde Esplanade Station next to Bus Station into a Café and Accessibility Shop. This will enable tourists and local people with disabilities and accessibility difficulties to enjoy Ryde and Island fully. It is estimated that Accessibility Tourism could increase the number of visitors by 40% and give an extra boost to our Economy.

These are only a few of the projects/schemes which are in Ryde but they are a few to watch out for and ones I will be flying the flag for.

Happy New Year.

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• Crown lifting & • Maintenance & thinning pruning of shrubs • Reduction & shaping • Cultivation & cleaning of borders • Dead wooding • Grass cutting • Tree felling • Hedge cutting • Stump removal We can offer a one-off visit or regular maintenance visits For further info call 07850 489754 or 404720, or email adrian.kensit@btinternet.com

Tel 01983 565753 or 07917 861 969 For all your electrical needs from lights, sockets, showers, cooker & oven installation to new fuseboards.

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Coronation Turkey If you have any turkey left over from Christmas and want a quick and easy recipe then this coronation turkey is just the job. It’s a nice break away from rich food but it certainly doesn’t lose any of its taste. This is perfect as a salad, in pitta bread or pimp your packed lunch as this will certainly be the tastiest sandwich filling you’ll have.

All you needs is:4 tablespoons Hellmann’s Mayonnaise 2 teaspoons mild curry powder 60ml fat free natural yogurt Lemon juice, to taste 2 tablespoons mango chutney 500g leftover turkey from a roast, or turkey breast, cooked and chopped 30g red onion, finely sliced Flaked almonds, toasted (optional) Handful of dried sultanas (optional) All you need to do is:- 1.

Mix together the Hellmann’s Mayonnaise, curry powder, natural yogurt, lemon juice and mango chutney.

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Add the chopped turkey and sliced red onion.

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Mix well and sprinkle with toasted almond flakes and sultanas (optional)

Christmas Pudding or Mince Pie Ice Cream Here is another quick and easy recipe and can be made with Christmas pudding or mince pies or why not push the boat out and use both. There is no cooking with this just a bit of mixing.

Take a tub of vanilla Ice cream out the freezer and allow to soften (not completely thawed, but soft enough to stir through).

Break up the mince pies or Christmas pudding into bite-size pieces, then stir through the ice cream.

Put back in the freezer and everytime you pop to the kitchen delve in and have a kingsize scoop.

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Affordable and Quality Products from a Local Business If you are looking for top quality household and garden products then The Liquidator is the first place you should visit. They are the clearance centre for top supermarket chains and catalogue companies and stock all the big brands but are able to sell the products at less than the recommended retail price.

Based in Pyle Street in Newport, ( by the back of the Police Station) they have a very large showroom with all the goods on show, so you can try before you buy which is exactly what you need when looking for larger items such as sofas, chairs, recliners, stools and sofabeds.

They have a large range of free standing shelving units in all types of finish in an assortment of sizes but at very low prices.

They stock bedroom and lounge furniture, including full bedroom suites, dining tables and chairs and even have some baths available. There are children and adult wardrobes and they have recently had in some amazing children’s playhouses.

Their stock is constantly changing so if you see something you want its best to get it whilst you can as the next day it will probably be gone!!! They have dog and cat beds and smaller items such as lamps, mirrors, coffee tables, stepladders, room dividers and fat balls for the birds.

You can follow them on Facebook to see a selection of the goods available but to avoid disappointment its best to call in and see for yourself the range of affordable products you can get right here on the Island.

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Resolutions….

It’s that time of the year again, when we say goodbye to one year and welcome in another.

It’s traditional to make yearly resolutions, which normally get broken before the last of the Turkey is used up and bubble and squeak is on the menu for the fourth day running.

We can thank the Babylonians for this tradition as it is believed they were the first to make New Year’s resolutions and the early Christians believed the first day of the new year should be spent reflecting on past mistakes and resolving to improve oneself in the new year.

My resolutions are pretty much the same year after year and the reason being is because I break them year after year. They are standard resolutions and include at least four maybe five from the list of top ten resolutions, which are lose weight, eat more healthily, exercise more, be more patient, stick to a budget, stop smoking, save money, get more organised, find a better job and to just be a better person over all. It’s good to know I am not alone in my thinking and planning and failing!!!!!

Traditions go back a long way and each country has its different beliefs – take Italy for example… apparently Italians wear red underwear on New Year’s Day to bring good luck all year long. I do hope they wear clothes on top otherwise that will certainly be a sight for sore eyes.

Back in ancient times it was believed that noisemaking and fireworks on New Year’s eve were thought to dispel evil spirits and bring good luck for the forthcoming year. I’m not

convinced with this but one tradition that really makes my mind boggle is that in some countries it’s good luck to eat foods like black eyed peas, ham and cabbage because it is thought they bring prosperity. If you want to have a Happy New Year, don’t eat lobster or chicken. Lobsters can move backward and chickens can scratch in reverse, so it is thought these foods could bring a reversal of fortune. Just to be safe I think I might just have a sandwich for lunch on New Year’s Day now.

If you want a good New Year tip then I suggest you make sure your car is securely locked as statistics from the National Insurance Crime Bureau revealed that more vehicles are stolen on New Year’s Day than any other holiday. Does anybody know why this would be because I certainly can’t understand it?

Another tradition in Colombia, Cuba and Puerto Rico is that some families stuff a large doll, which is called Mr. Old Year, with memories from the past year. They also dress him in clothes from the outgoing year. At midnight, he is set ablaze, thus burning away the bad memories. I would imagine this could be quite satisfying and a cleansing routine, to forget the past and move on to a bright future. Now where did I put that doll which I can dress in that ghastly knitted jumper I got for Christmas…

Whatever your traditions are I hope you have fun doing them and good luck with your resolutions I hope you at least last until the end of January and I wish you all a Happy and Peaceful New Year.

Debbie

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Report from IW Councillor for Ryde North East - Wayne Whittle, Hunters Way, Binstead Hill, Ryde, PO33 3RP. Tel 07792 670771 E: wayne.whittle@iow.gov.uk Twitter @RydeAbide

I have been informed that there will not be an executive meeting until the new year with the allocation of our locally much needed 700k from Isle of Wight Council on the agenda (this meeting has been deferred since October), the money will to go towards the 4.8 million of Government and 400k of Flood levy already agreed funding for the Environment Agency to finally fix our local Monkton Mead flood problem.

Worryingly no meeting date has been set.

If your making a New Years wish over the holidays make sure you include the materialisation of this funding because without it we lose the project along with all other allocated monies.

Its very frustrating for the Flood Action Group as we have been holding bi monthly meetings with the Environment Agency, Southern Water, Isle of Wight Council and Highways (now Island Roads) ever since the local flooding of 2010.

It has been a long journey, with many twists and turns, that finally resulted in an approved engineering plan and fix from the Environment Agency.

Fingers crossed.

The police informed a Ryde Town Council meeting that they are now working with all agencies to tackle the local alcohol and drug abuse problems that have blighted our district during 2016.

They will hopefully work with housing to decrease the local top heavy numbers and 10

remove the addictive supply chain that has fuelled our local burglaries, muggings and antisocial behaviour.

I will be closely monitoring the Police and cross agency progress on this issue during 2017.

Please do call 101 or 999 if you are affected or have information that could help the Police as local statistics will provide the much needed extra manpower necessary to overcome this problem.

I have recently been informed by council officers that the owners of the Vectis Hall will be cleaning up the property, would be nice if they can go all the way and finally fix the roof etc.

Still waiting for an update from the Chief executive on his progress in getting a meeting with the leaseholders of Ryde Arena, I’m of the view that they are in breach of their lease by being closed without submitting a development/business plan to IW Council.

The facility is supposed to be an open leisure facility for Ryde whether ice skating or not, we need freeholder action?

I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a healthy & peaceful New Year and look forward to seeing you all out enjoying Ryde seafront and warm weather, (roll on summer) won’t be long.

Best regards Wayne

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Real trees are recyclable, however artificial ones are not.

The Isle of Wight Council, in Partnership with Amey are offering free special kerbside collections of real trees in January. The collection of real trees will take place on the same day as your recycling and green garden waste collections. They can only collect trees that are seven foot or under, if you have a larger tree simply cut it down and book as two trees. No more than two per booked collection and trees must be clear of decorations and free of pots/planters The service will be available between 2 January and 3 February 2017 but must be booked at least three working days in advance.

Bookings cannot be taken on 2nd January as this is a bank holiday but any pre-booked collections for the 2nd will be undertaken. To book a collection, contact (01983) 823777 or use the online green waste booking form via www.iwight.com/waste When booking a collection, please remember: • If your next recycling day is on a Monday, book your green garden waste collection by 6pm on Wednesday.

• If your next recycling day is on a Tuesday, book your green waste collection by 6pm on Thursday.

• If your next recycling day is on a Wednesday, book your green waste collection by 12 noon on Saturday.

• If your next recycling day is on a Thursday, book your green waste collection by 6pm on Monday.

• If your next recycling day is on a Friday, book your green waste collection by 6pm on Tuesday Once you have requested your Christmas tree to be collected, please leave it next to your green wheeled bin/ gull sack by 7am on your 11 recycling collection day.

Dates for your Diary Wednesday 4th January and every Wednesday – Aspire to Sew at 10am at Aspire (formerly Holy Trinity Church, Dover Street, Ryde. Help with sewing machine skills, learn how to use a sewing machine, sewing projects – make a peg bag, beach bag or something else, simple clothing alterations perhaps try making an item of clothing. The art of mending and upcycling is being lost, but now a whole new generation is picking up the thread and reusing what could end up in the trash Monday 9th January - Isle of Wight Family History Society open meeting at Hunnyhill Room, Riverside Centre, Newport - everyone welcome. Movements in Isle of Wight Architecture 1840-1937 speaker Mark Earp.

Doors open 7 pm talk starts 7.30 lasts about 45 minutes. Admission members of the Isle of Wight FHS - £1; non-members - £2

Whippingham Community Hall, opposite the Forge, Alverstone, Whippingham. Doors open at 7p.m. for 7.30p.m. £2 admission to include refreshments. Raffle.

Friday 27th – Sunday 29th January – Electric Woods ‘Spirit of the Orient’ 2017 at Robin Hill Country Park, Newport. As darkness falls, spirits rise… A stunning spectacle of Oriental themed light, colour, sound and entertainment. Visitors to the electric woods can experience the park’s magical illuminated woodland with a far eastern twist to capture the spirit of one of the world’s most popular celebrations. Open from 5pm until 9pm

Saturday 4th February – A Big Hug Charity Concert by local artists at Medina Theatre, Newport. 7.30pm. Tickets are £18. This variety concert has everything, Singing, Dancing and Music that will be enjoyed by Wednesday 11th January – Adults Art & all the family and will certainly get your Crafts at the Chapel, Winchester House, toes tapping! The concert is in aid of the Sandown Road, Shanklin, PO37 6HT 10am Earl Mountbatten Hospice, Kissy Puppy and – 11.30am – Creating a Cushion cover.

MacMillan Nurses - local charities that do Members £2, Non-Members £3 such vital work on our island and each of whom holds a special place in the hearts of Sunday 22nd January – Birdwatching walk at all the performers who are giving their time Newtown Nature Reserve from 10am – 12.30. and talents. Please come and enjoy a magical Learn all about birds, from spotting them to evening to support such good causes. song identification, and discover the winter migrants of Newtown. Ideal for those new to bird watching. Bring binoculars if you have them and wear suitable clothing. Donations Call: 01983 754666 welcome (suggested £3). Meet at Newtown • Portable Appliance Testing (PAT Testing) Visitor Point, PO30 4PA, (SZ 443 906). Guide • Electrical Wiring Testing & Alterations dogs only.

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Ryde Library Events Monday Rhyme Time - Every Monday starting at 10.30 am.

Saturday Story Time - Every Saturday in the junior library starting at 11 am.

Tuesday 10th and 24th January - Lego Club - 3.15 - 4.30 Wednesday 4th and 18th January. Ryde Shady Ladies (and men!) Colouring Club - 2.30 – 5, costs only £1 everything supplied including a cup of tea! Ideal way to make new friends we would love to see you.

Friday 6th January - Ryde Library Long Health Walk starting at 10.30 am . This event is free but numbers are limited so please call into the library or telephone 825823 to book your place

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Wednesday 18th January – Knit & Natter at the library, bring your knitting to this friendly group – 5.30 – 7 pm. Refreshments will be provided. This event is free to attend Wednesday 11th January - Classic Literature Book Group at 11am. This is a new Book Group! We will be discussing ‘The Rainbow’

by D.H. Lawrence. Everyone welcome if you would like to take part in this new group pop into the library for the book and further information Friday 20th January - Ryde Library Short Health Walk. Starting at 10.30am This event is free but numbers are limited so please call into the library or telephone 825823 to book your place

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If you want to start a book group we have many sets of books available for you to borrow just pop into the library for a list and advice on how to run your group there is no charge for borrowing book group sets.

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