Island Magazines Sandown and Shanklin February 2016 edition

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February 2016

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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 14 and there are a few events happening in February, and you will find the ‘Dates for your Diary’ on page 7.

The law is changing in April regarding microchipping dogs and you will find an article regarding this on page 3.

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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The New Microchipping Law 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 To get ready for the 6th April 2016 if you microchip reader scanners so that instant 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 microchipping event on Sunday 14th without a chip. After which a £500 fine for February 2016 between 10am and failing to comply will be issued.

12noon at Avenue Road Car Park, Freshwater. This event is open to If you sell or otherwise pass the all Island residents. There is no dog on, you as the previous keeper limit to the amount of are required to register the new dogs you bring. keeper (the wording used is ‘keeper’ rather than ‘owner’ with regard to microchips).

Of course cats and other animals that Similarly if your dog dies, are large enough to you must inform the take the chip can be database that holds your microchipped too, in pet’s details. case they get lost or stolen, and this is recommended by Puppies must be chipped welfare charities. There will at their second set of though be no legal vaccinations – and around the time they are obligation to have your cat - or rabbit or weaned - at 8 plus weeks. guinea pig - microchipped.

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In addition, we have maintained pressure to clarify the longer term 2016 has started with a series investment plans for Shanklin of meetings to ensure the Lift, ensuring the lift is ready to open for maintenance of green spaces, such as Big the forthcoming season, avoiding any major Mead, Keats Green, Rylstone & Tower Cottage work that would result in closure (however Gardens and the County Ground, continue, temporary): but the target is for the opening and there is more local control over standards of both shafts, which protects income for the and frequency.

Council and ensures services for residents and visitors.

Following indications that the IW Council were going to close all Public Toilets on the COMMEMORATIVE PROJECTS Island, we have also instigated discussions to Thanks again to all residents involved in ensure that these amenities, in Shanklin, are the January 3rd Commemorative Church maintained for visitors and residents alike: Service at St Blasius (and the Sacred Heart), but we have expressed concern that Shanklin and we hope to recognise the events of have previously taken on the provision of February 17th 1943 this month: and we services, such as our community library, only will continue to work to provide an annual to discover that similar services in other commemoration, as well as a permanent towns are to be funded by the IW Council memorial. we believe that this is unfair and inequitable, and will continue to fight for Shanklin to be We are working with the Royal British Legion treated fairly and not disadvantaged because, (in this the 85th anniversary of their current as a town, we have always put the needs of home in Collingwood Road) to recognise our residents first. the work of the Poppy Appeal collectors in We have also, with businesses in the Town, continued to lobby the Local Authority to publish their £40,000 draft Parking Strategy and engage in meaningful consultation, for example why free parking in Regent Street is 30 minutes whereas in Ryde it is an hour part of the inequity we continue to highlight.

Part of this process has involved asking for the amount of income Shanklin’s discretionary services generate, this will help inform debate and ensure equitable use of resources - with the Town Council, we have always argued that it is unreasonable for the IW Council to cut services but still retain revenue from concessions.

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Shanklin, and around the Island, and hope to arrange something in the spring.

We also hope, working with Lake Parish and Sandown Town Councils, to be organising a programme of events and activities to celebrate the Queen’s 90th Birthday - we are particularly keen that young people share in the celebrations.

RAIN, AND OTHER ISSUES Working with local residents, we have continued to highlight the problems created by the under-maintenance along Shanklin Brook - we plan, by the time of the next magazine, to have arranged a site visit with Island Roads, involving local residents.

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We have also worked to ensure the revetment is restored to normality as soon as possible, especially following the all year opening of the Restaurant on Small Hope: and we have put forward suggestions to help address ongoing seaweed problems on the front.

Thanks also to local residents for highlighting concerns in Atherley Road Car Park, Benches on Landguard Road (hopefully now replaced), a street light on Blythe Way, loss of water supplies in Luccombe and other public realm concerns: hopefully, most issues have now been addressed and, by keeping on top of these type of issues, it stops costs escalating and reduces disruption for residents.

We have also arranged to visit several residential homes in Shanklin, with the Chair of St Mary’s Hospital Trust and Director of Social Services, to help ensure a greater understanding of the pressures faced by the Town.

SHANKLIN FOOTWAY WORKS BEING UNDERTAKEN THIS SPRING: Victoria Avenue Sandown Road Landguard Manor Road Green Lane Blythe Way Donnington Drive Eastcliff Road Fir Tree Close Popham Road Batts Road Wheeler Way Royal Close

secured grants for PLUTO and Battery Gardens Historical projects - protecting sites of cultural value and, potentially, generating income for the Bay: there will be other applications going forward, for other local projects.

Congratulations to the volunteers at Shanklin Theatre, the winter stage renovation project has been a success and forthcoming plays - such as The Mousetrap, A Murder is Announced, Dial M For Murder and Grease will benefit from this, and their recent Britain in Bloom Royal Horticultural Society Award also highlights the contribution the Theatre makes to the Town We have also met with the Chamber of Commerce to try and take forwarding initiatives benefiting our retail outlets, and we will report on this further in the coming months.

And finally, thanks to all those groups and organisations that have invited us to events in the last couple of months, it really is inspirational to see how many individuals give up their time for the benefit of others: their work really does make a difference.

Jon and Richard (Shanklin Town and County Councillors) PS Also, thanks again to all involved in the Crab Christmas Carol Concert and over £200 was collected for the Children’s Air Ambulance.

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Dates for your Diary Thursday 4th February (and every Thursday thereafter) Baby and Toddler Group @ YMCA Nursery Shanklin. 10am – 11.30am . For children aged 0 – 3 years old. Only £1 per family. First visit free.

Friday 5th February and every Friday thereafter – Sing About Lake 10.30 am – 12.30pm at Lake Lions community Centre, New Road, Lake. SingAbout is a social singing based activity based on a recognised music therapy. It can help to improve your memory, breathing, movement, speech and confidence therapy. Sessions are Free and refreshments are provided. Everyone is welcome and we encourage carers and family to attend. If you would like more information please call 822437.

Saturday 6th February – Charity Auction in aid of The Joe Ellis Fund. At Newport Football Club at 7pm. The auction will be held in 2 parts, the first part will be the fun part where we auction people. But these people have to provide a service such as gardening, DIY, cooking, car cleaning, dog walking etc or even teaching a hobby or skill they may have. The second part will be auctioning items that have been donated from various sources for cash.

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! Come along and cheer the children on … and take part in the adult races afterwards! Don’t be shy, just bring a frying pan and we’ll supply the rest!

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.

Sunday 21st February – Sandman Snowman Come to Small Hope Beach, Shanklin and build a sandman / snowman. Whatever the weather! We bring hot chocolate, carrots and coal, you bring a spade and your silly ideas! Suitable for adults and children.

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Revamp your wardrobe – live in the present

By Maggie Currie – Life Coach

Change how you feel about yourself with the practical task of revamping your wardrobe.

This can really help to get rid of those winter blues and the aftermath of Christmas and the New Year.

By ridding yourself of the unwearable rubbish, paradoxically you will find you have more of everything.

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More wearable, worthy clothes More time - you’ll get dressed so much quicker!

More money - no more impulse buys More confidence More control

To totally revamp your wardrobe, you will need: • • • • •

Best part of a day, uninterrupted Bin bags, boxes Coat hangers Good, uplifting music (anything you like that motivates you) Loads of energy and a positive attitude

First, take every single thing out of your wardrobe. Make sure the whole thing is empty.

Put everything on the floor or bed. You need to clear the decks.

Next, create a reject pile and cast aside EVERYTHING that is: • • • • • • • •

Broken Stained Doesn’t fit and never will.

Baggy and shapeless You have not worn for a year at least (be honest) Does it still fit?

Is it flattering?

Totally not you.

Take a step back and have a really good look at what is left.

What are your clothes REALLY saying about you? Do you like what you hear? Is there anything not reflecting your true personality? If there is, add it to the reject pile.

Be ruthless. Resolve now to live in the present. Let go of these clothes and make room for your new life.

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‘SANDOWN REPORT’, from Heather Humby email heather.humby@sky.com Tel: 402024 COMMUNITY KID’S Two school’s are now participating in projects that benefit the community. The Bay CE Primary, have undertaken such tasks as planting and maintaining the baskets and containers at Sandown Railway Station, and will be creating a special 2016 ‘Olympic’ garden for residents of The a Briars Residential Home. The school would appreciate receiving old Christmas cards, empty ink cartridges and postage stamps for their fund raising for the Ability Dog’s Charity. or Ability Dog’s.

THE QUEEN’S 90th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS. It has been proposed that the three local council’s of Sandown Bay, should join together to arrange various events, to celebrate the 90th birthday of The Queen.

Representatives will meet to consider the various proposals submitted, which will then be submitted for approval by the three council’s.

Arreton Primary School are also helping with various tasks at a Havenstreet Residential Home, and both school’s take part with WIGHT HOPE CHARITY, SANDOWN ‘twinning’ links with schools in Moldova, It was good news for the parents and children China and Sri - Lanka. of Kishnev, Moldova, when an articulated ODDS AND ENDS truck and trailer, loaded with much needed goods, arrived in time to give some Christmas FIRST ACT 2000 - Will be presenting their cheer.

Easter production, ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ at Shanklin Theatre, on Monday 11th April The journey to Moldova to distribute this humanitarian aid, takes six days, and passes 2016. at 6.30pm For further details contact the box office. 01983 868000. through five countries.

Moldova is a very poor country, with high unemployment, the average daily wage being £5, and each year, Wight Hope Charity, a Sandown group, together with their partners ‘Mission Moldova, based in Cornwall, raise funds, and collect such items as scarves, coats gloves, and hats for distribution. School materials, books and toys are also welcome,

ABILITY DOG’S CHARITY SHOP. PIER STREET, SANDOWN, will be closing until mid March.

For any enquiries, please call 867504.

Next Christmas, another lorry will again make the journey to Moldova, and if you have any unwanted items, suitable for distribution, please contact Bill Wyke, Chairman of Wight.

Hope, Telephone 405471, who will arrange collection.

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Tuesday the 9th of February is Shrove Tuesday which always falls exactly 47 days before Easter Sunday and the date can be anything between 3rd February and 9th March inclusive.

In the UK, Ireland, Canada and Australia, the day is known as “Pancake Day” as it is a common custom to eat pancakes as a meal.

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.

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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.

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