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Sandown & Shanklin Area

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Dear Readers Welcome to the August issue and thank you for picking up a copy.

The school holidays are here, the Island is once again becoming a hot spot for holiday makers and personally I still don’t think its warm enough to go swimming in the sea yet!!!!

The weather is hit and miss at the moment and that is all I am going to say about it!

August on the Island really signifies Carnival time and its a great time to get out and about to other towns and join in the fun. You will find details of carnivals and other events happening in August on the ‘Dates for you Diary’ which are on pages 6 and 7.

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I hope you enjoy this issue and look forward to catching up with you again next month.

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Monthly News Report for Shanklin. Richard 07854 083229 Jon 07964 869338 Email. priest.gilbey@live.co.uk August, in Shanklin, promises to be a month to remember for visitors and residents alike – Shanklin Carnivals are on Wednesday 3rd and Saturday 6th, followed by the Regatta on Thursday 11th, and we would like to thank all of the volunteers that make these annual events possible, and for the fun and enjoyment they provide for all that take part or view as spectators.

TOWN COUNCIL PROJECTS Although the Town Council does not have meetings this month, all of our community projects continue – maintaining all public toilets (following a programme of minor repairs and deep cleans); maintaining all hanging baskets and the flower troughs in the Town Square (nb the Town is shortlisted for South East England in Bloom and also hope to have news about Green Flag Awards); Our Queen’s Award winning Town Band are supporting the Tourist Information Point in the also providing a programme of performances, Old Village; maintaining grass cutting in Big at Rylstone, with Cowes Concert (1st and Meade and other locations across the Town; 15th), Bob Howarth (2nd, 16th and 30th), and contributing towards the costs of the Wight Diamonds (7th and 21st) , Sandown & Carnivals and Regattas.

Shanklin Military (10th, 17th, 24th and 31st), Martin Hoy (14th), and Lucid (29th) all playing Hopefully, we will have initiated outline open air concerts this month (as well as the proposals to develop Falcon Cross and Tower Town Band on the 28th).

Cottage Gardens Public Toilets – as discussed at recent public meetings, we wish to develop NB This programme highlights the added value the sites to improve the service, secure income of the Town Council’s decision to keep open the if possible to offset costs, and to realise the public toilets in the grounds of Rylstone, as well potential of these public/community assets as across the Town, and we have extended the – and we will share these ideas at our Public opening hours to fit in with the public concerts. Meeting in the Autumn.

Also happening on the Saturday 6th is the Here to Here (formerly Pier to Pier) swim, and thanks to all involved in IW Marlins Swim Club for making this annual event the success that it is, and for attracting participants from off and on the Island – in addition to the existing categories, we hope to present the 90th finisher with a trophy, celebrating the Queen’s 90th Birthday.

By now the Lift should have been re-opened, and the plans for the longer term (including new Bridge) will have been on public display, and we are working on plans for the opening of the £800,000 project in Spring 2017.

AUTUMN DEVELOPMENTS Together with the Town Council, we are working to ensure that the Road Crossing Patrol in Brook Road (ensuring safe crossings for We also hope, that by the time of reading this, students at St Blasius Academy Primary School) local athlete Jess Andrews will have competed, continues – we have written to IW Council or be about to compete in the Rio Olympics repeatedly and hope to have this resolved by 10km - Jess’s involvement is a credit to her September. dedication and training, the support of her family and volunteers at our local Athletics There should have been some work undertaken Club, and demonstrates the talent that the on the Bus Shelter in the Old Village, and we Island has, and how important it is to nurture are working on a longer term improvement; and develop this potential. plans for the Town Office should be in place, 4

News Report for Shanklin continued... linking up Public Toilets with the Town Hall, ensuring the Town Council has a visible presence at the Heart of the Town; work with a local bank to promote their new service will be complete; more maintenance work with Shanklin Community Library (and again their volunteers need thanking for all that they do for the Town – and we hope to submit a bid to develop an emergency resource hub); work with Southern Water to seek funding to improve water quality in the Bay; and the development, with local schools, of a virtual museum for the Town.

As ever, the Town Council is planning an Autumn public meeting at the Theatre to hear local residents views on all of these proposals, as well as to begin setting priorities for 2017 and beyond.

Jon Gilbey and Richard Priest Shanklin Town and IW Councillors

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Dates for your Diary

Tuesday 2nd August – Shanklin Children’s Carnival - 2pm – 3pm

Monday 8th August – Saturday 13th August Isle of Wight Jigsaw Puzzle Festival at St James’ Church, Church Path, East Cowes. Open Daily Wednesday 3rd August - Shanklin Main 10am – 4pm and Wed & Thurs evening 6.30pm Carnival. This will take place in the centre of the to 8.30pm. Hundreds of completed made up town and will start early evening.

Jigsaw Puzzles on display and for sale. Display changing by the minute as puzzles are sold, Thursday 4th August – Cowes Main Carnival at another replaces it. Adults - £1.50. Children 7pm. Procession starts in Crossfield Avenue - 50p (Children accompanied by an adult are free).

Friday 5th August – Party on the Green. 12 noon. This is a long weekend of family fun on Wednesday 10th August – Ventnor Childrens the Green at Ryde Esplanade. Organised by and Main Carnival - The main carnival Ryde Rotary Club. Free event will take place early evening. Visit www. ventnorcarnival.org for more information Saturday 6th August – Shanklin Illuminated Carnival will take place through the streets of Thursday 11th August – Shanklin Town Shanklin and will start late evening.

Beach Regatta - Free fun day on the beach.

Sandcastle competition, Artist competition.

Saturday 6th August -The 2016 Sandown to Tombola stalls, Children’s magician. Lunchtime Shanklin Pier to Pier swim 2.30pm start entertainment on pier apron. Swimming races

start 2pm and Shore sports start 1.30pm. Flat Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th August – Chale races, egg and spoon, tug of war and relay Show - one of the Island’s favourite summer races, etc. Helicopter air sea rescue approx events and has something for all the family to 3pm. Shanklin Regatta Queen & Bathing enjoy, melding traditional village fete favourites Beauty Queen. Prizes of £150, £75, and £50. with big arena fun, all in one show. Ticket price 7pm start of evening entertainment on pier Adult £8 per tick and children under 16 free apron. Fireworks at dusk.

Sunday 7th and 21st August - Vectis Boating and Fishing Club Junior Open Fishing Competition for under 16’s on Ryde Pier.

For times and details ring Colin on 01983 811220 (daytime), 07967 330871, or email: cwebb1100@yahoo.co.uk Sunday 7th August – Cowes Cardboard Boat Race. 3pm at Cowes Parade. Teams from across the Island will battle it out to be crowned the winner of this years race. You’ll be able to witness the final stage too, where teams who are still afloat are invited to take part in a last man standing race - where nearly anything goes in the quest to be crowned champion.

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Saturday 13th August – The Phoenix Choir will be in concert at All Saints’ Church, Ryde. In aid of the Earl Mountbatten Hospice commencing at 7.30pm. Admission is free but there will be a retiring collection.

Saturday 13th August – Ventnor Illuminated Carnival - The Ventnor Illuminated Carnival will take place in the centre of the town and will start late evening time.

Saturday 13th – Saturday 20th August – Yarmouth Carnival Week. Events happening every day of the week throughout the town - come and join in the fun An action packed week with something for everyone. Here are

Dates for your Diary just a few of the events going on over this amazing week. Grand Carnival Parade, Lifeboat Demonstrations, Sand castle Competition, Decorated Dinghies, Crabbing from the Harbour Wall, Field Sports - Fun Run, Teddy Bears Picnic, Window Spotting, Harbour Sports, Kite Flying and much, much more!

Sunday 14th August - Sandown Bay Regatta and Fun Day takes place from 10am along the Esplanade and Beach. Water and beach events, music and a grand firework display to end the day.

Wednesday 31st August - Sandown Illuminated Carnival – Judging at 7.30pm and parade leaves at 8.30pm. Join in the fun of pre-carnival games from 2 – 4pm at Eastern Gardens. An afternoon of fun on the beach featuring a range of classic games. For more information and carnival route visit their website www. sandowncarnival.com

Wednesday 31st August - Ryde Carnival Association is celebrating Carnival Week at the end of August with a number of, mainly free, family friendly events taking place in the town as well as the three Ryde Carnival processions Sunday 21st August – St Helens Fort Walk. which take place on Wednesday 31st August Bembridge to St Helens Fort (in the Solent) and at 3pm (Children’s), Thursday 1st September back – at very low tide. Start time 7pm. Fancy at 7pm (Main) and Saturday 3rd September at dress theme ‘someone in a wig’ 8.30pm (Illuminated). During the week there will be pop up carnival workshops, carnival Monday 22nd August - Yaverland Sandcastle dance classes, a treasure hunt, a starlight swim Competition. Test your building skills at Waterside and special tree climbing and goagainst the tide in our ‘Last Castle Standing’ carting events. For further information about competition or use your design skills to create carnival week see www.rydecarnival.com a spectacular Sand Sculpture in our ‘Design’ competition. 10am registration for a 10.30am operty maintenance • Landlord certificates start. £2 per team. Meet at IWC Car Park, Boiler Servicing •• Central heating Yaverland

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This year visitors will get the chance to view a rare and special collection of previously unseen landscape photographs from the pioneering Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, including a photo of Shanklin Chine’s waterfall.

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Sandown Report from Heather Humby - Telephone 01983 402024 E.mail heather.humby@sky.com 7, Pier Street, Sandown, PO36 8JR NEW BANDSTAND FOR SANDOWN? - In past years, Sandown has always had a bandstand, and for many years it was situated at Ferncliff Gardens, and then replaced by Sandown Town Council at Eastern Gardens, which, following a severe storm, collapsed. The council then attempted to re-establish the bandstand at Eastern Gardens, but due to various problems, and the proximity of flowerbeds, decided it was not practicable option. As president of the Sandown - Shanklin Military Band, I am aware that the band would like to be able to return and perform concerts in andown, as they currently do on a weekly basis at Rylstone Gardens, Shanklin. It is therefore my intention to request Sandown Town Council, together with Sandown Community Partnership, to explore the various options to obtain a new bandstand and bring concerts back to Sandown, both for residents and our many tourists.

SANDOWN GREEN TOWN VOLUNTEERS - What an excellent job our Green Town volunteers are doing for our town. They tend our flower beds, and also pick up much of the litter discarded in our parks. Recently, I saw two volunteers, armed with litter pickers, removing debris from the roadside. As the care of flowerbeds and parks and gardens is now largely the responsibility of Sandown taxpayers, their community spirit is to be applauded, and deserves the thanks of all residents.

suggestion from a member, that business premises within Sandown should be asked to bring ‘Flower Power’ to the town, by erecting hanging baskets outside of their premises. It is felt that a High Street bursting with blooms, would make the town more attractive to both residents and visitors, and encourage more people to ‘shop locally’.

SCHOOL CROSSING PATROL PROVISION Sandown County Councillor, Ian Ward has informed Sandown Town Council that it is untrue that Isle of Wight Council are to request local councils to pay for School Crossing Patrol’s.

IWC is currently negotiating with schools to persuade them to meet the costs from their school budget, and to date this is proving to be successful.

PUBLIC CONVENIENCE TRANSFER TO TOWN COUNCIL - I have always maintained that making local councils responsible for public toilets, was unfair to the taxpayers of Sandown Bay, however it is good news to hear that Isle of Wight Council are at least considering the transfer of freehold documents of toilets, to town and parish councils. It is hoped that local councils will also be given a one off grant of approximately £1k per toilet to help with maintenance.

SANDOWN LIBRARY EVENTS - LEGO CLUB held every fortnight, 11am to noon. For more details Tel: 402748. SING ABOUT.. A social singing SANDOWN TOWN HALL - Sandown Town Council have recently discussed the possibility activity, every other Thursday from 3 - 4 pm.

For details please tel: 822437 LOCAL AREA COof relocating to the Town Hall, if it is decided ORDINATOR DROP - IN SESSION. An opportunity to move from their current offices at the Broadway Centre. It is intended to request ARC to meet the local area coordinator, Sally Evans, (Arc Consulting Company) to bid for a £10.000 on every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Your chance to find out more about the role, and ask grant from The Coastal Community Team, to questions. allow a full building survey to be undertaken SANDOWN LIBRARY SURGERY. at Sandown Hall. It is also envisaged that the Heritage Lottery Fund could also be approached. Please note that I will be available at Sandown Library, most Saturday’s from 11 pm until noon, to endeavour to answer any council related FLOWER POWER - Sandown Business queries.

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Imagine being in the situation where you go from being fit and healthy leading a happy life without a care in the world to being told you have a brain tumour…

Well this is what happened to Mark Grimes and everyday this is happening to children and adults across the world, the UK and on the Island. In a matter of moments your whole world can be turned upside down and vigorously shaken. The positive to this story is that Mark has survived and a year since being given the devastating news and undergoing brain surgery he has now returned to full duties at work as a fire fighter. Unfortunately this is not always the case for everyone…

Mark and his wife Kathryn have taken this tragedy and learnt that this could happen to anyone, the tumour wasn’t hereditary and is not curable but it is controllable and through their journey they have realised that they were alone most of the time, there was only the minimum of help and support from others here on the Island and this is where The Wight Brainy Bunch originated.

The aim of The Wight Brainy Bunch is to support and raise funds for Brain Tumour Charities and Smile4Wessex for intensive research purposes and for ongoing support to all patients. More closer to home they have set up a support group which is not just for the patient, but also for family and friends as they all need help and support for the changes that are taking place in their lives. The support group is held on the last Tuesday of the month at Wessex Cancer Trust, Lugley Street, Newport from 6pm -7pm but most times it runs over as new friendships are made and built upon. Anyone going through any brain trauma/injury is welcome to go along. You will be able to meet with other people who are going through or have been through the same and they may be able to offer advice and support so nobody need ever feel alone.

The Wight Brainy Bunch has been holding fund raising events and in June they had their Mad Hatters Tea Party which raised a further £654 and so far in total they have raised £15,032. They hope to continue to raise much more than this and through their ongoing dedication they will be able to support many more Island families coping with this devastating disease.

In an ideal world enough money could be raised so that facilities were available here on the Island to cut down on the stress of having to travel to the mainland for consultations and appointments.

Their next big event is the Blue Light and Black Tie Charity Ball which is being held on Saturday 3rd September at Ryde Castle. Tickets are £35 and include a 2 course menu and you can book your tickets at www.thewightbrainybunch.org.uk/product/blue-light-black-tie-charity-ball-tickets or by calling 07850 255984.

Please support this charity as much as you can as you never know who might be next to be affected by this disease as I bet you didn’t know that 16,000 people each year are diagnosed with a brain tumour and more children and adults under 40 die of a brain tumour than any other form of cancer. Before I met Mark and Kathryn I had no idea about these statistics and meeting them has opened my eyes and now I know why they are so passionate about The Wight Brainy Bunch and helping other families.

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