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We meet fortnightly for breakfast at Ryde Castle Hotel. For further details and to An inspirational event with an emphasis reserve your space call Alex on 563144 or of taking the stress out of Christmas. A email alextana1950@gmail.com fabulous range of stalls and free workshops available throughout the day.

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18 stall holders all promoting health and wellbeing or selling products. Energy Readings, Meditation and Essentials Oils, Yoga and Tai Chi a just a small variety of holistic and spiritual practises. Mini treatments will be available on the day and a bumper raffle.

Admission is £2 on the door and free for children under 12. Food and drink are available from Ryde Castle bar There will be more events like this happening next year and if you would like to be a stall holder contact Sarah on 079834 24591

Welcome to the November issue and thank you for picking up a copy which I hope you enjoy reading.

Island Magazines is a monthly publication and is very community focused and we support local and small businesses. We have some great businesses here on the Island and some even greater ones that advertise within this handy magazine.

Island Magazines gets delivered to over 70 places across the Island and it can also be read online at www.islandmagazines.co.uk.

Each issue is packed with news, information, features, puzzle page and our events page; ‘dates for your diary’ and so much more.

I hope you enjoy this issue and please tell our advertisers that you saw them here and if you have an event happening in December feel free to email the details to us and we will include them in the next issue.

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News Report for Wootton Bridge Town and County Councillor Barry Abraham Email:- barry.abraham@iow.gov.uk As I start to write my November report, I think back to my childhood and how cold it used to be by Guy Fawkes Night. My sister and I used to make a guy out of old clothes, there was always plenty of those on a farm and our father made a bonfire out of the hedge cuttings and anything that would burn. Come the 5th November family and friends would come, wrapped up against the bitter cold wind, to watch the guy disappear in flames and bask in the warmth of the fire and watch the fireworks. Thinking back they must have been pretty feeble compared to some of the rockets that light up the sky these days.

On the council front, the planning application for 9 properties on Lushington Hill has been recommended for approval, the application is adjacent to the village development envelope. I have asked for it to be determined by the planning committee. Whilst I would prefer not to see any development on the site, I want to see something along the lines of affordable housing, the site is close to village amenities and as I have said before, we have a desperate need for affordable property.

The proposal for the former cattery off Palmers Road, I still have no information on.

I have been made aware of a forthcoming development proposal by Darwin’s for holiday units on the field they own, on the opposite side of the road to their main entrance. A presentation was made to myself and the Parish Council. I have urged their representative to do a presentation to the residents of Woodside and New road prior to submitting an application.

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I have had a meeting with representatives of Island Cyclists to carry out an audit of village roads and cycle tracks, to see how we can make them friendlier to cyclists and also people who like to walk on our country lanes. At present roads such as Brocks Copse Road have a 60MPH speed limit and this is part of the Island cycle route. Park Road has also been looked at how we might best make it safer for those on foot or pedal power.

This year’s village Christmas Nativity and stalls will be in the Old School on Friday 15th December as sadly the community centre is already booked. Do come along and join in with the carol singing.

I have mentioned before about the Plane Tree on the entrance to Lakeside, had become a concern because of its condition and I had asked for the council to carry out a more detailed survey, this has been done and sadly it does look like it will have to be felled. The option to pollard it was considered, alas even this was discounted because of its poor state, so a decision has reluctantly been made on safety grounds to road and pavement users to fell it. I, for one, will be very sad to see its demise because it is such a prominent feature when one crosses the bridge and it will be very much missed after 200 years.

Lastly please do not forget the Parish Council meets every third Tuesday of the month, at the Old School, New Road at 7 pm, to look at issues that affect the parish and is a good opportunity to raise any concerns that you might have, at the start of the meeting.

Barry Abraham.

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News Report from - Cllr Wayne Whittle, Hunters Way, Binstead Hill, Ryde. Email wayne.whittle@iow.gov.uk Tel 07792 670771 Twitter @RydeAbide I was pleased to hear about the Waterside Trust getting a commitment of fifty thousand pounds from Sport England to help them raise the £170 thousand they need to build an extension to provide dry side Gym facilities as an extra offer for the pool to help generate more income.

I’m now working with them to help find further funding to bring the project forward.

I had a great day when I joined the Ryde Arena group in the Isle of Wight day Parade, it was fun giving out leaflets and rattling our buckets and as a bonus we raised a further £130 to go towards the Ryde Slide money already raised.

They need to raise £5,000 to become a charity, and I joined them on Saturday the 7th on their walk to mark one year since the skaters were locked out of the Rink.

As ward Councillor I support the group and will continue to do all I can to bring ice skating back to the Island.

The Environment Agency have spent a week jetting out the outfall pipe to help keep it clear and flowing during this winter.

We heard at the last Ryde Town Council during the public question time from local residents who live locally that there has been many occurrences of antisocial behaviour and violence around the Shelter at Fiveways Junction.

I had already raised this problem at the local Police and community meeting the week before to our local Police who had assured 6

the meeting that the area was regularly patrolled being in such close proximity to the Police Station. They suggested lighting should be put inside as a deterrent to those who loiter in the shelter after dark and this suggestion was raised at the RTC meeting.

Lighting is important as without it it’s pointless putting up a mobile CCTV camera, I’ve contacted the Isle of Wight Council Cabinet member and officers requesting lighting is installed.

The seafront has returned once again to nature with migrating birds resting and feeding on our sands as they break from their travels to warmer climes, just looking as I write at the many Brent Geese floating about on the Solent today in the sunshine.

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If you have any news or information you wish to share with other residents please feel free to email rydemagazine@gmaill.com with your concerns. This month we have been contacted by one local resident who has wants us all to work together to stop anti-social behaviour.

Small Steps to Improving Our Environment All actions have consequences and this can be said for the small minority of people who just do not care about the environment and inflict their mess on the rest of us and display anti-social behaviour.

Graffiti, tagging and vandalism, along with persistent dog fouling on our pavements and persistent littering, is not a trivial matter and can impact daily on the lives of those it affects and involve additional costs to the rate payer.

Let’s ask the question: “How can those in authority stop these crimes if they are not being reported?” We can help ourselves by being vigilant and report what we see to the Police.

• Graffiti and tagging is criminal damage and should be reported to the Police by calling 101. If the line is busy, you can always send an online message to: www.hampshire. police.uk/contact-us. Once your call is logged, you will be given a reference number and your enquiry passed to the relevant PCSO in your area for them to make enquiries and deal with the matter. If a new incident occurs, call 101 again and report the incident as this may help to establish a pattern of behaviour.

• Dog fouling and littering, which respectively can at worse have very serious health implications on children i.e. Toxocariasis or be an expensive cleaning bill, should be reported to Island Roads. Telephone, e-mail or you can report the issue on online. Ways to contact Island Roads: In Person to: St. Christopher House, 42 Daish Way, Newport, PO30 5XJ or call 01983 822440 or email: info@islandroads.com. Website: islandroads.com/89-contact-us (for interactive map and reporting function) The majority of people are concerned with these issues which are just as important as the larger ones that face the future of the Island.

Please don’t ignore it, report it. It may take a little time to remedy, but the future of the island should be a concern for all.

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Over the last 5 years of teaching, Andy’s students have always had a wonderful time on his courses. Here are two reviews from previous students.

“Had an absolutely brilliant day today. I was treated to a full day wood turning course with Andy. He is so patient and encouraging. I have learned so much and the bowl I made has pride of place in the house. Also very pleased to have made two pens even though they were very tricky. A great big thank you to Andy and I would recommend this course to everyone with an interest in learning a new skill. I have had a great day”.- SD

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RYDE SMALL BUSINESS MONTH When people are asked what shops they would like to see on the island, large retail chains such as Primark often come high up the list. The big multi nationals certainly play a part in the make up of a town; however the desire for these often overshadows the high street gems we already have.

Did you know that Ryde has over 100 small independent businesses within town? From life long favourites such as Hurst’s, who opened in the town in 1971, to those who have celebrated a decade like Splash, Bagel Wrap and Kevars Cafe. With a rush of brand new openings in the last 12 months and the fact that we have a butchers, fishmongers, grocers and bakeries on our doorstep, our kind of high streets are the envy of many on the mainland who have turned into clone towns, Adrian Kensit with the familiar look of every other.

South Coast Tree Surgeons Throughout November we are asking people to help us celebrate our small independents.

Most have heard of the ‘shop local’ philosophy, and in the run up to Christmas it acts as a good reminder for us all to support our indies.

WHAT YOU CAN DO: Think local first. Even just spending as little as £10 a week at an independent shop can help to make a difference. It is easy for us to stick to our routines, however taking some time to check out your town can throw up a number of surprises, from quirky unique gifts, better quality products, and helping to support your immediate community.

If you are in Ryde look out for the Small Business flyers in a number of shops, giving you the chance to win a cash prize just for shopping local.

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Saturday 4th November - Sandown November Celebrations from 4pm along the Esplanade. Fire shows, entertainment, food vendors, sideshows and firework finale from the pier. Brought to you

by Sandown Carnival. Free Entry.

Saturday 4th, 11th and 18th November – Christmas market in the Hall at Wootton Bridge Community Centre from 10am – 2pm.

Handmade gifts – enjoy a mince pie and glass of mulled wine.

Saturday 4th November – Autumn Fayre at the Isle of Wight Society for the Blind, Millbrooke House, 137 Carisbrooke Road, Newport from 10.30am – 2pm. Home-made cake stall, bottle tombola, puzzles/handicrafts, raffle, refreshments and more. Vectis Radio will be broadcasting live on their first day of FM transmission Saturday 4th November - Newport Parish Council’s Spooks & Sparks Event, combining the best bits of Halloween and Firework Night at Victoria Recreation Ground, Newport.

Gates open at 4pm with the firework finale at 7pm. Live music, balloon modelling, fancy dress competitions (with prizes), children’s entertainment. Local food and drink vendors on site catering to a wide range of tastes.

Tickets £5 adults, £2 children 6 – 12, 5’s and under free. Tickets available from Newport Parish Council, Riverside Centre, Dragonfly and IOW Radio.

Sunday 5th, 19th and 26th November – Indoor Car Boot Sale at Wootton Community Centre, Brannon Way, Wootton from 10am – 2pm. All welcome.

Sunday 5th November – Guy Fawkes Night in Yarmouth – Come and join in the fun from 12

6pm. Hog roast, mulled wine, hot chestnuts, toffee apples, torch light parade to the common followed by a firework display. Guy competition in the square at 6.30pm Monday 6th November - Isle of Wight Family History Society open meeting at Hunnyhill Room, Riverside Centre, Newport. “Meet the Residents of Ryde” by a group from Ryde Social Heritage Group who bring some of Ryde’s former residents back to life and tell their stories. Everyone welcome. Doors open 7 pm talk starts 7.30 lasts about 45 minutes.

Admission members of the Isle of Wight - £1; non-members - £2 Wednesday 8th November – Arts & Craft Group at The Chapel, Winchester House, Sandown Road, Shanklin. 10am to 11.30am.

Members £2 and Non-Members £3. Activity this time:- Autumn Leaf Bowl Sunday 12th November - Christmas at Barton Manor, East Cowes - live music- IOW craft stalls - BBQ - bar - carriage rides around this beautiful privately owned estate - live music - dancing - snow dome - pantomime dames - so much going on over the day - HTP will be running the cafe with cream teas and hot food - we have mulled wine and chestnuts come and join us 10-4pm. All raising money for Challenge & Adventure Cowes Christmas Fair at Cowes Yacht Haven, Vectis Yard, High Street Cowes from 10.30am – 4.30pm. A vast range of stalls selling an exciting variety of quality, unique gifts and crafts from some of the Islands most talented artists, crafters and small Island businesses. A wonderful opportunity to buy all your Christmas gifts under one roof at a friendly and warm event. FREE ENTRY ~ FREE PARKING ~ OVER 60 STALLS ~ REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE

Thursday 23rd November - An illustrated talk on Steam Yachts

by Graeme Lamby will be held at the monthly meeting of the World Ship Society at 7pm a the Riverside Centre, Newport Quay.

Saturday 25th November – The Wight Festival of Christmas at 1Leisure Medina, Newport. Start your Christmas celebrations with the Wight Festival of Christmas. Presenting the best in local crafts, food and drink, entertainment, Santa’s grotto, Christmas workshops and much more. Free entry and parking, and a host of festive entertainment Saturday 25th November - “Kezi’s Kindness Christmas Fayre at the Scout Hut, Adelaide Grove, East Cowes. From 11am – 3pm A Christmas fayre for all to find the perfect gift with over 15 stalls with beautiful creations.

Warm food, candy floss and popcorn, face painting - all money raised will go to “kezi kindness” a charity to help children on the Isle of Wight.

Sunday 26th November – Christmas Fair at Northwood House & Park, Ward Avenue, Cowes, from 10am – 4pm. Free admission.

Peruse a variety of quality gift stalls in a relaxed atmosphere. Local gifts & crafts, Santa’s Grotto, hot refreshments and Santa Paws (have your dog’s picture taken with Santa) all event information was correct at time of print.

RYDE LIBRARY EVENTS

Ryde Shady Ladies (and men!) Colouring Club Wednesday 8th & 22nd November 2.30 – 5, cost only £1 everything supplied including a cup of tea! Ideal way to make new friends we would love to see you. We have special Christmas colouring - colour Christmas cards, gift boxes and tags. We have high quality pens and pencils and now we have water colour pencils to try – come along have a go and make new friends !

Knit & Natter Wednesday 22nd November – 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.

Come to our famous Tea & Talk Tuesday 7th November at 2pm the speaker this time will be Gerry – The Coastal Gardener, learn about plants that are especially suited our island location, with an opportunity to ask questions.

This event is followed by a tea & cake! This event is free.

Super Sewing Saturday (formally Sewing Bee) Saturday 11th November 10 – 4 special Christmas session. Turn up and enjoy a day of sewing all materials and equipment provided or bring your own. Don’t forget to bring your lunch! Cost £5 all money goes to Age UK Isle of Wight. Come for good company and sewing advice if you need it.

If you have questions about your bin collection then come to the library on Wednesday 22nd November 2-4. Amey will be here with friendly helpful advice no need to book just turn up! Isle of Wight Age UK hold regular IT Help Sessions here at the library. If you are experiencing problems with your tablet or any other hand held device or your laptop then come along for friendly advice! Sessions - Wednesday 22nd November at 10.30 to 12.00 this is a drop-in session and Wednesday 8th November 10.30 to 12.00 this is a prebooked session only to book you space call Age UK on Tel: 525282.

Ryde Library Health Walks – Long Walk Friday 10th November and the short walk on Friday 24th November both 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 More Library events continued over the page

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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 1st November and we will be discussing war of the Worlds – H.G. Wells just come along and take part in a lively discussion! Call in at the library or phone for more information Tel: 823825 New book group starting Tuesday 14th November 10 am – If you enjoy reading Charles Dickens then this group is for you.

Come along to this first meeting and find out how this group will run. Open to all and it is free!

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News Reports from Ryde Town Councillor Karen Lucioni Email: karen.rydesouth@mail.com | Mobile 07506930109 www.facebook.com/yourvoicecountsryde ISLAND FORUM SOCIAL CARE MEETING I have arranged the next Island forum meeting for 8th November at Aspire, Dover Street, Ryde. This will focus on Social Care.

Aspire founder Heath Monaghan will give a tour for those of you who would like to see what facilities and projects this wonderful community hub has to offer, please arrive at 6.30pm. The main meeting will start at 7pm, where we will recap on the issues and concerns raised in our first meeting at Riverside in September.

We also have a well-respected panel that will give an outline of their roles and will be answering your questions. Refreshments will be available and I look forward to welcoming you to Aspire.

database to show people with access needs accommodation, and places to eat or visit that may be suitable.

For more information visit www. isleaccess.co.uk If you are unable to access the internet let me know and I can get you a hard copy of the information you would like to access.

ANYONE CAN FEEL LONELY An issue very close to my heart Is that of loneliness and social isolation. Anyone can feel lonely or isolated, from our young, new parents, carers, and older people, with many of life’s negative factors adding to this. If you feel you want to get out more out of life, whether that be volunteering to gain skills, or passing on experience or even joining a club, THINK BEFORE YOU PARK contact me! Perhaps you just fancy getting I would like to appeal to you all regarding out to chat with people over a cuppa, then road safety and that we should all be more I am reaching out to you and asking you to thoughtful to others having to use roads please contact me, so that I can offer support. and pavements. Disabled parking spaces in residential areas are not enforceable however No one should feel alone! If you know of I am appealing to you all to think about the anyone who is lonely please take the time to disabled person who cannot park if you do. have a chat with them.

I have noticed this outside the London on ISLE OF WIGHT PRIDE Swanmore Road, Ryde too many times and is causing stress to those who really need to After a hugely successful first year for Isle of use it. Please try not to park on pavements as Wight Pride, I am very excited to hear they this is causing issues not only for those using are bidding for the National Pride event, this will be announced on the 22nd October in mobility scooters, but partially sighted and families with pushchairs too. PLEASE THINK Blackpool. A huge amount of work went into making this amazing event a success. I send BEFORE YOU PARK. with Matt, Yve and Joe and all the team from IW Pride, all my best wishes and lots of luck ISLE ACCESS to bring back this well-deserved accolade.

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