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THE GREAT WAR RECOUNTING LIFE IN THE TOWN REMEMBERING THE FALLEN

BROWNIES STAR QUEST

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BATTERSHILL WINS ENGLISH SCHOOLS’ TITLE School cricket PAGE 25

New! Property New! Wellness What’s On School reports Clubs & groups Discover Dartmoor

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COMMUNITY AWARD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT Search for citizen and group of the year launched - P10

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from the editor the Year. See page 10 for details of the entry requirements and how you can nominate someone. The Ivybridge magazine will never settle for giving you the same old, same old issue after issue. We are always looking for fresh, compelling content to enhance the magazine and this month is no different as we have FOUR new features. As well as the Great War feature, we also have a new column from our local Dartmoor Community Rangers (page 9), who will be explaining their work in maintaining and improving access to the moor, the launch of our Property section, which showcases the best homes for sale and rent in the town, and a Wellness feature, with articles, advice, and tips from local health, beauty, fitness and wellbeing providers. As always, I hope you enjoy reading this issue

08 Discover Dartmoor The iconic ponies

09 Community news Families say thank you to volunteers, Pilgrim course, Poppy Mosaic Plus: Dartmoor Rangers column 05 NEW - Ivybridge during The Great War Recounting life in the town and remembering the fallen 06 Community news Transport service celebrates 20th anniversary, Calling all enterprising woman, Brownies Star Quest Plus: A big thank you

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10 Council newsletter Award nominations sought Plus: Latest from The Watermark 13 What’s On Calendar for August + regular clubs and events Plus: Films @ The Watermark

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was privileged to attend the dedication service at Harry’s Patch. With the poppies and flowers in full bloom, the garden is a poignant yet stunning tribute to the 44 men from Ivybridge who fought and died in World War One. Monday, 4 August, 2014, at 10pm is the point, exactly 100 years ago, when Britain declared war on Germany, and the Great War started. The Ivybridge branch of the Royal British Legion is holding a candlelight service at Harry’s Patch to mark the historic moment (see page 5). We are commemorating the centenary, too, with a new series, Ivybridge during The Great War (page 5). The series will recount what life was like in the town during the war as well as remembering the men from the town who died. I am indebted to Tony Rea, who not only approached me with the idea for the series, but who has also done an amazing amount of work researching the stories of the men listed on the War Memorial who died during the war and what life was like in the town as the fighting raged on the continent. Do you know an unsung hero who works, often behind the scenes, to make a real difference to the community? Ivybridge Town Council is seeking nominations for two community awards, the David Britton Citizen of the Year Award and a new award this year, the Nick Cummins Community Group of

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Ivybridge during

THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

RECOUNTING LIFE IN THE TOWN O OO REMEMBERING THE FALLEN

by tony rea

n 4th August 1914 Britain declared war on Germany. The Ivybridge war memorial commemorates 44 of the men who died during the Great War – the first world war – which followed. So far this year there has been much media attention focussed on WW1 and we can expect more. The fighting continued until November 1918, and soon after the soldiers and sailors returned to Ivybridge. But the war did not formally end until June 1919 at the Paris Peace conference, and the final Ivybridge casualties died in December 1919. What happened back home in Ivybridge? Throughout the period August 1914 to December 1919 the river Erme continued to flow, the view over the Beacon from Fore Street changed colour with each season and the people of Ivybridge carried on. No doubt they were affected by the war; by news of local casualties, the conversion of the economy to war work and by international events. How will the town commemorate these events of 100 years ago? A lot is already happening: exhibitions, poppies and bookmarks at the primary schools; and the Royal British Legion project – Harry’s Patch. Our own project is to record in The Ivybridge magazine a short report on every month of the war, hopefully accompanied by a relevant picture. Tony Rea, a locally-based historian and author, is co-ordinating the project. As appropriate, this may focus on one of the Ivybridge dead, or on local or international events.

The town’s War Memorial lists 44 Ivybridge men who died during the Great War

GET INVOLVED If you have old photographs or knowledge about WW1 servicemen or local events, do get in touch with the magazine: Phone: (01752) 426522 Email: editor@theivybridgemagazine.co.uk Through our drop box in the Ivy Cabs office in Fore Street By post to: 6 Claymans Pathway, Woodlands, Ivybridge PL21 9UZ

At the time of writing we have very little information about the following: • F. H. Clarke • Private W. Mann • Private E. A. Northcott • Sergeant E. Russell • Private H. Stockman • J. Simmons Any information about these men will be particularly welcomed.

Candlelight service to mark centenary of outbreak of the War The Royal British Legion is holding a Candlelight service at Harry’s Patch, (by the roundabout opposite the Police Station) at 10pm on Monday, 4 August, the point at which World War One began 100 years ago. People are welcome to bring their own candle. On the same night, people are being encouraged to turn off their lights between 10pm and 11pm and leave only a single light or candle for this symbolic act of reflection and hope. It is part of a national moment of reflection to mark the centenary of the start of the war. facebook.com/theivybridgemagazine

A service of dedication was held on Saturday, 19 July, at Harry’s Patch at which the names of the 44 men from Ivybridge who died in World War One were read out. Local dignitaries, representatives from the RBL and the town’s MP twitter.com/ivybridgemag

Gary Streeter joined local people for the service. With the poppies and flowers in full bloom, Harry’s Patch is a fitting Garden of Remembrance and Memorial to the men of Ivybridge who died in the Great War.

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Woodlands Park Primary School opened Chapel of Ease renamed as St John’s Church

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20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS FOR COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SERVICE

Members of 2nd Ivybridge Brownies joined with other Brownies from Erme Valley Division for Star Quest to celebrate the end of the Brownie centenary celebrations. They played games from the past, made stomp rockets, bracelets and constellation viewers and finished with a Big Brownie Birthday, Star Quest cake. The girls have also been collecting loose change for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, which grant wishes to seriously and terminally ill children, and to boost the proceeds they also aim to make 100 cups of tea and invited members of the public to come and buy cakes they had made to go with their cuppa. î To join the adventure and to help more girls enjoy Brownies for many more years to come, visit www.girlguiding.org.uk/get_involved.aspx

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Members of PL:21 and local volunteers made a fantastic start on a new community vegetable garden around the Youth Venue. The aim is to turn the area into an organic community vegetable garden that local residents will be able to help themselves to. The hard working group cleared an area for wild 6

flowers, began the creation of a herb garden and tidied the rest of the plot. The group is currently trying to raise funds to buy materials to create planters and to purchase a fence and water butt for the garden.

î Contact Katie on 698783 or Margot on 659654 or email pl-21@hotmail.co.uk

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The Friends of Children’s Hospice South West wish to say a very big “thank you” to all those who performed in the Summer Concerts, which raised nearly £2,000 for Children’s Hospice SW. Special thanks go to Val Carmichael for organising it. The Ivybridge group of FCHSW hold fundraising events in Ivybridge throughout the year, including the upcoming September Song (see page 9) and if anyone would like to have an event of their own, they are very happy to help.

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Ivybridge & District Community Transport Association is celebrating its 20th year providing vital transport services in the area. Association chairman and founder member Alan Hutson told the group’s AGM last month that the service was launched because back in 1994 there was no suitable transport for the elderly who wanted to do their shopping in Ivybridge. With the assistance of Devon County Council, a twice a week ‘Ring & Ride’ service was launched. From very modest begin-

nings, I&DCTA now carries the second highest number of passengers per week of any CTA in Devon. The ‘Ring & Ride’ service operates five days a week, serving Ivybridge and surrounding parishes. A voluntary car service is also coordinated by the association to take people who have no transport of their own and have difficulty in using public transport. There is currently a shortage of volunteer drivers from Yealmpton & Ivybridge and new recruits would be most welcome.

CALLING ALL ENTERPRISING WOMEN A free event showcasing the support available for women who are starting or growing their own business is being held at The Watermark on 11 September, 2014. The event will be a chance to share business knowhow with inspiring company over tapas and drinks. î devonrcc.org.uk/event

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The Friends of the Erme Primary School would like to thank Hayman Construction for the donation of a new shed, which is a perfect space to store the school’s gardening equipment. twitter.com/ivybridgemag

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Icons of Dartmoor By Ann Willcocks onies have lived on Dartmoor since prehistoric times and are an iconic and well-loved feature of this landscape. While they roam freely on the moor, they actually belong to different pony keepers. However, they have not usually been handled hence appear to be ‘wild’. The ponies which graze Harford Moor play an important part in the management of the common for the environmental agreement. Their grazing of the gorse shoots in particular is recognised as very beneficial for the control of vegetation. The ponies on this common are owned by three local families, all of whom have kept ponies for many generations. The pony numbers need to be maintained in order to meet the requirements laid down in the Higher Level Stewardship Agreement by Natural England. The strict grazing calendar is agreed between the grazing commoners and Natural England, which designates the number of ponies that must graze the common during the year. A small supplement is received by the owners for the provision of the ponies. Every year there is a drift in October, when the owners round up all the ponies into either Rutt break or Coombeshead and sort them into family groups. The young fillies (females) which are to be retained for breeding are marked and turned back to the moor with their mothers, who will teach them their herd’s ancestral ‘lear’ or grazing routes. Sometimes they have a winter ‘lear’, out of the biting winds, where gorse is more plentiful. The summer ‘lear’ may be on the higher, more exposed parts of their common where the winds blow the flies away. All colts( males) have to be removed from the moor, unless they seem worth inspecting for use as stallions. In the past, there was always a good market for ponies, however, times have changed and there is now a surplus. Before looking at what happens to this surplus of ponies, it is important to understand why the ponies are still allowed to breed when there is no market for them. On Harford Moor, no stallions run with the mares. However, when a mare is in season – which is very soon after she has foaled – a stallion, or as they call them on Dartmoor, a

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Dartmoor ponies grazing on Birch Tor

‘horse pony’, will track many miles in search of these mares. Great efforts have been made and continue to be made to clear the moors of the stray horse ponies. Once this is achieved the next step may well be to remove stallions either for certain periods of time or completely. However, this is a very controversial issue across Dartmoor, as many farmers will argue that it is the stallions that keep the mares to their lear. The debate continues, but there have been great achievements across the moor with the control of pony numbers. Gathering the ponies off the common, or drift as it is known, is very difficult and dangerous. There is a great expanse of moorland to cover and every common has to overlap onto contiguous commons to try and gather as many ponies as possible. It is not only the weather that is often against the pony gatherers, but the ground conditions and the clever mind of the ponies themselves! So what happens to the surplus ponies that come off the moor? There is a small market for the fatter ponies, as, whatever one may think, Dartmoor ponies offer good quality

meat, naturally reared, with no additives. There are a few abattoirs around which take ponies for meat. At the present time there is no live export market for ponies, unless they are for breeding. The transport regulations for ponies allow only four ponies per compartment on a lorry or in a trailer, which is not cost effective. Of the remaining ponies, some will find new homes, either through one of the many rescue pony associations or via the sale ring. Failing that, the Dartmoor Hill Pony Association has developed a fall back scheme which takes the ponies straight from the farm, reducing any stress of movement, and slaughters the animals for zoo meat. The carnivores at some of the West Country zoos are looking very well on a very natural product! There is a recognised place for the pony on Dartmoor. Despite the economics of pony keeping, it is in the blood of the pony keepers that they remain an integral part of the landscape. It is important to understand that despite the need to remove some ponies, it must be a pony of a certain standard and hardiness that remains to graze our commons.

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SEPTEMBER SONG 4

This amazing Poppy Mosaic was made by young people at the Active Ivybridge event at the beginning of July. The Community Poppy Mosaic project fits in with the upcoming centenary commemorations of World War I 1914-2014, and also encouraged the young people to think about current and former military personnel and their families. The project was facilitated by church groups, who run activities for young people, and funded by SHDC.

Ivybridge Friends of Children's Hospice South West are putting on their fourth September Song to raise money for Little Harbour, which is the Children’s Hospice that local families use. September Song 4 will be held at St Austin’s Priory at 7.30pm on Friday, 5 September. Performing will be two barbershop quartets, Odyssey and Jigsaw, and a newly-formed group called Four in Harmony.

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YOUNG FARMERS’ 75th ANNIVERSARY Ivybridge Young Farmers Club is holding its 75th Anniversary celebration at Sparkwell Village Hall on Saturday, 16 August. There will be cream teas and cakes from 3pm, cake cutting and photos at 7pm, followed by hog roast, bar and music from 8pm.

RANGERS Andrea Roberts and Ella Briens are your local Dartmoor National Park Authority Rangers. Each month, they will be writing a short article detailing what has been going on in the area of Ivybridge

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PILGRIM COURSE Many people say that they are spiritual, but not religious. Prayer, contemplation and silence are important to us and increasingly so in an ever more frantic world, says Chris Osborne, Vicar of Ivybridge. At St John’s, we have learned the value of silence and we are beginning to understand more about prayer, which is why we are offering, as part of the Church of England’s Pilgrim Course, a series of six mornings or evenings on the subject of the Lord’s Prayer, the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples. Of course, there shall be discussion and probably a lot of fun, but there will be time to be quiet and to pray. I hope that you shall join us.

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FAMILIES SAY THANK YOU TO CHILDREN CENTRE VOLUNTEERS Families and staff at SeaMoor Children’s Centre have said “Thank You” to the hard working volunteers who help run the groups that the centre provides for families with children under five in the Ivybridge area. ‘Time to say thank you’ was the motto of National Volunteers’ Week and each group presented the volunteers with a certificate to say thank you for helping in the groups. Volunteers help with all aspects of running the groups and helping the

team in the office at the children’s centre. Jean Roberts, who helps with the dads’ group and Messy Play groups said: “I was so surprised to be presented with the certificate by the children. I thoroughly enjoy helping and get a feeling of satisfaction from volunteering.” SeaMoor Children’s Centre is run by Action for Children and is based in the Town Hall in Ivybridge.

î To find out how you can get involved or join a group call 896356 or go to www.south hamschildrenscentres.org.uk

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The DNPA rangers work on different sectors across the Park, each with a number of parishes to cover. The Ranger service provides cover across Dartmoor for 364 days of the year including weekends and bank holidays. Andrea works throughout the parishes of Sheepstor, Meavy, Bickleigh, Shaugh Prior, Cornwood and Harford. She works part time for DNPA and has worked for the authority for 10 years. Ella works throughout the parishes of Dean Prior, Buckfastleigh, West Buckfastleigh, South Brent and Ugborough. She also works part time for DNPA and has worked for the authority for 10 years. Their roles are varied and include maintaining the Public Rights of Way network, liaising with local farmers and landowners, looking after popular sites, leading guided walks, assisting and educating the public, providing activities for schools and other volunteer groups, working with emergency services, working closely with the Parish Councils and running our own Ranger Ralph club events for 5-12 year olds. Ella and Andrea are also assisted by voluntary wardens who live locally to Ivybridge and spend a considerable amount of their time walking the rights of way and keeping an eye on this corner of Dartmoor. Recent projects in the Ivybridge area have included the boardwalk by the river Erme, clearing the permissive path between Henlake and Hanger Down, the resurfacing and drainage works on Stowford lane (Two Moors Way) and path upgrades including improving access and surfacing on the footpath above Moorhaven. Projects planned for the summer include more upgrading of the rights of way network in Longtimber woods and the continual clearance of the local rights of way network.

If you are interested in finding out more about the Ranger service first hand, or think you may need their help please, contact us on Ella – 07711104546 / ebriens@dartmoor.gov.uk Andrea – 07720509270 / aroberts@dartmoor.gov.uk

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WHAT’S ON IN AUGUST Your guide to events, groups and clubs in Ivybridge this month Art Exhibition by Lynne Davis The Atrium Gallery, 1st floor, The Watermark. Throughout August. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat 9am-1pm. Admission free. FRIDAY 1st

Ivybridge Country Market. 8.30- 11.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. Ivybridge Library Free Fridays. 10am-4pm. See page 14. Ivybridge Work Club. 10am-noon. IT Suite, The Watermark. See page 14 Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Help I Have Kids. SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Call 01752 896356. Booking essential. Film @ The Watermark – Jimmy’s Hall (12A) 7.30pm. See page 17. SATURDAY 2nd

Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countryman’s Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971, no texts please. Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countrymans Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971. No texts please. MONDAY 4th

South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-noon. Drop-in at The Watermark or call 08444 111 444. Fitsteps Dance Fitness Class. 6-7pm. Details 07984 695286 / info@fitsteps.co.uk

CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE Harry’s Patch, 10pm. The local branch of the Royal British Legion is holding a small candle light service at Harry’s patch as part of the national ‘Lights Out’ campaign, where people are being asked to switch off their electric lights between 10-11pm on 4th August, with each candle representing someone who never returned from the first world war. The event at Harry’s Patch is open to anyone who would like to attend. facebook.com/theivybridgemagazine

0-18 Months Group. 1-2.30pm. Stay and play group for families with babies 0-18 months old. SeaMoor Children’s Centre – 01752 896356. Booking essential. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – The Lego Movie [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – Captain America: Winter Soldier [12A] 2pm & 7.30pm. See page 17. THURSDAY 7th

OWN A DONKEY FOR THE DAY Donkey Centre, Filham Park. 10am to 2pm. Experience hands-on the joy of caring for a donkey at the Ivybridge donkey assisted therapy centre. Groom, walk and learn how to look after one of the 19 donkeys here at the centre. Price: £15 per person to include lunch, a donkey carriage ride and lots of fun activities. Booking essential. For more information or to book, call 01752 690200. Also taking place on Thursday, 21 August.

Ivybridge and Stowford Mill between 1910 and 1920 Ivybridge Mill Archives Group is hosting a week-long exhibition featuring Ivybridge and Stowford Mill between 1910 and 1920 from 2nd-9th August at The Watermark. The exhibition will include WW1 features, the Roll of Honour, horses during the war, the Clapperton years, convalescent homes and more. The exhibition is on the first floor. Opening times: Monday-Friday 9am5pm, Saturday 9am-1pm.

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TUESDAY 5th

Family Legal Surgery. 11am-1pm. Ivybridge Library. Free advice from Wolferstans Solicitors. No appointment necessary. Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30amnoon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – Bedknobs And Broomsticks [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – The Maltese Falcon [U] 2pm. See page 17. Monty Python Live (Mostly) Encore. 7.30pm. The Watermark. Another chance to see this show as broadcast live from The O2. Tickets: £10. FRIDAY 8th

Ivybridge Country Market. 8.30- 11.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. Ivybridge Library Free Fridays. 10am-4pm. See page 14. Ivybridge Work Club. 10am-noon. IT Suite, The Watermark. See page 14 Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Help I Have Kids. SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Call 01752 896356. Booking essential. Film @ The Watermark – Captain America: Winter Soldier [12A] 7.30pm. See page 17. twitter.com/ivybridgemag

SATURDAY 9th

Plymouth & District Coarse Angling Club is holding a FISHING FUN & SOCIAL DAY at the fishing lake at Filham Park on Saturday, 9 August, 10am-6pm. All are welcome to attend for a day of angling related fun within the beautiful surroundings of glorious Filham Park. This year’s event is running in conjunction with National Fishing Month and will offer an opportunity for nonmembers to try their hands at angling without cost and with experienced members on hand to offer tuition, guidance and advice throughout the day. Membership packs will also be available on the day for anyone wishing to join and 20 annual memberships will be available on a first come, first serve basis at £40, allowing new members to join on the day with a £15 discount. Activities and attractions include: • Rig and bait clinic. • Tackle maintenance workshop. • Carp care • Photography demonstrations. • Barbecue and refreshments. For more details, see the PADCAC Facebook page or call Martyn on 07595 302182 or Chris on 07740 404719. Cornwood Horticultural and Agricultural Show. Blachford Estate, Cornwood. www.cornwoodshow.co.uk SUNDAY 10th

Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countrymans Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971. No texts please. Play readings at the performance area outside the leisure centre, 2-5pm. Every Sunday. Details: www.thecharleslloyd.com The Restless Theatre Company Presents Much Ado About Nothing. 7.30pm. The Watermark. Tickets £6/ £7 concessions, or £20 for a family ticket (2 adults and 2 children). MONDAY 11th

South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-noon. Drop-in at The Watermark or call 08444 111 444. Fitsteps Dance Fitness Class. 6-7pm. Details 07984 695286 / info@fitsteps.co.uk TUESDAY 12th

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WHAT’S ON IN AUGUST CALENDAR WEDNESDAY 13th

0-18 Months Group. 1-2.30pm. Stay and play group for families with babies 0-18 months old. SeaMoor Children’s Centre – 01752 896356. Booking essential. Blossom Meeting. 7.30pm. Breast cancer self-help and support group. Call 07972 792878 for more information. British Firework Championships 2014. Plymouth Hoe. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – Rio 2 [U] 10.30am. See page 17 Film @ The Watermark – Grace Of Monaco [PG] 2pm & 7.30pm. See page 17. THURSDAY 14th

Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30amnoon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Action On Hearing Loss Clinic. 2-4pm. Ivybridge Library. See page 14.

TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC Donkey Centre, Filham Park, 10am to 2pm. Fun and games, bouncy castle, competitions and more. Tickets £6 for a child, which includes a lunch box, games and donkey cart ride. Free entry for adults. Booking essential – 01752 690200 or visit the centre. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – 101 Dalmations [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – From Here To Eternity [PG] 2pm. See page 17. Globe on Screen @ The Watermark – The Tempest. 7.30pm. Tickets £12/£30 when you buy all 3. FRIDAY 15th

Ivybridge Business Breakfast Meeting. 8.30-10am. The Watermark. £8 including breakfast and guest speaker. Details: libby.Shore@swlaw.co.uk Ivybridge Country Market. 8.30- 11.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. Ivybridge Library Free Fridays. 10am-4pm. See page 14. Ivybridge Work Club. 10am-noon. IT Suite, The Watermark. See page 14 Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Help I Have Kids. SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Call 01752 896356. Booking essential. Moor to Sea Arts. Summer school. Lukesland Gardens. Details: www.moortoseaarts.co.uk or call Rob and Sian Dudley on 01752 895588. Film @ The Watermark – Grace Of Monaco [PG] 7.30pm. See page 17. SATURDAY 16th

Adult Writers’ Group. 10am-noon. Ivybridge Library. See page 14. Moor to Sea Arts. Summer school. Lukesland Gardens. Details: www.moortoseaarts.co.uk or call Rob and Sian Dudley on 01752 895588. 14

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Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countrymans Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971. No texts please. Moor to Sea Arts. Summer school. Lukesland Gardens. Details: www.moortoseaarts.co.uk or call Rob and Sian Dudley on 01752 895588. MONDAY 18th

South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-noon. Drop-in at The Watermark or call 08444 111 444. Fitsteps Dance Fitness Class. 6-7pm. Details 07984 695286 / info@fitsteps.co.uk Moor to Sea Arts. Summer school. Lukesland Gardens. Details: www.moortoseaarts.co.uk or call Rob and Sian Dudley on 01752 895588. U3A Monthly General Meeting. 2-4pm. The Watermark. TUESDAY 19th

Technology Tuesdays. 1.30-4.30pm. Ivybridge Library - see page 14. Let’s Talk More. 10-11am. Group for children under 5 with speech and language difficulties. SeaMoor Children’s Centre – 01752 896356. Bingo @ The Watermark. 7.15pm. £4 for 10 games plus £1 for a flyer. Raffle tickets on sale, plus refreshments. A mixture of cash and other prizes. Run by volunteers in aid of the 2014 WW1 commemorations. Please note that due to licensing restrictions no under 18s can play. WEDNESDAY 20th

0-18 Months Group. 1-2.30pm. Stay and play group for families with babies 0-18 months old. SeaMoor Children’s Centre – 01752 896356. Booking essential. One-day pencil and watercolour workshop. 10am-4pm. Town Hall. £40. Spaces are limited. Details and to book – 01752 893852. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – Khumba: A Zebras Tale [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window And Disappeared [15] 2pm & 7.30pm. See page 17. THURSDAY 21st

Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30amnoon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Family Legal Surgery. 11am-1pm. Ivybridge Library. Free advice from Wolferstans Solicitors. No appointment necessary. Own A Donkey Day. 10am-2pm. The Donkey Centre, Filham Park. See page 13. The Ramblers Group Walk. 10.30am. Meet at Ivybridge, below the viaduct. Walk from Henlake Down to Two Moors Way. 8 miles. Details: 01752 893953 / shamsramblers@gmail.com

@ Ivybridge Library this month

• Tuesdays 5th/12th/19th/26th – 1.30-4.30pm Free Basic Computer Sessions Sessions will be a maximum of one hour in length. There is a maximum of two hours per person. Booking essential either in the library or on 01752 893140. • Wednesdays 7th/14th/21st/28th – 10.30amnoon Memory Loss Reading Group in partnership with the Reader Organisation. An ideal opportunity for people with memory loss and their carers to share their memories set against a background of stories and poems. Refreshments available. • Thursdays 8th/15th/22nd/29th – 9.30amnoon City of Plymouth Credit Union Baby Bounce and Rhyme – 10.30-10.50am. Traditional rhymes and songs for under 3s and their parents and carers. With baby signing by Kidi Caru on the 29th Knit and Natter – 2.30-4.30pm. A friendly group of people who enjoy knitting, sewing and crochet over a cup of tea or coffee – accompanied by some chatter. • Fridays 1st/8th/15th/22nd/29th Free Fridays incorporating Ivybridge Work Club – 10am noon. Library staff are on hand to support job seeking, including CV writing and interview skills. Our friendly volunteer will also help with a mock interview. There is also the opportunity to make an appointment with Next Steps for careers advice. • Tuesday 12th 10am-noon Next Steps An informal friendly support group for parents and carers of young adults who have ongoing special or additional needs. Take a break from the caring, enjoy a coffee and chat to others who understand the situation. w/c 4th August for one week Royal British Legion display • Wednesday 6th Summer Reading Challenge Puppet Show Hoppy and the Friendly Dragon, 2-2.45pm. Tickets £2 available from the library (suitable for 6+). Children to be accompanied by parents/carers • Tuesday 12th Summer Reading Challenge Craft Workshop Mythical Maze Door Banner 2-4pm. • Tuesday 19th Summer Reading Challenge Art Workshop with Amanda Pellat, £1.50. Tickets available from the library. Children to be accompanied by parent/carer • Thursdays 7th & 21st 11am-1pm Free Legal Surgery operated by Wolferstans. Booking not required, but you may have to queue • Thursday 14th 2-4pm Action on Hearing Loss Clinic An opportunity for residents provided with hearing aids by Derriford Hospital to call in for batteries and re-tubing. • Saturday 16th 10am-noon Ivybridge Writers’ Group Share creative writing thoughts and ideas in our friendly informal group. £3 per session • Wednesday 20th 1.30-3.30pm Stroke Support Group A self-help group for stroke survivors and their carers • Friday 22nd 10.30am-12.30pm Meet the Professionals

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Fitsteps Dance Fitness Class. 6-7pm. Details 07984 695286 / info@fitsteps.co.uk

WORKSHOPS IN AUGUST AT

TUESDAY 26th

Tuesday 5th: 7-9pm Papercraft Project Evening with Jayne. Details: 01752 690605 Tuesday 12th: 7-9pm Polymer Clay Workshop with Jinny from Mum's Shed. All materials supplied. £7.50. Details and to book: 07761 095510 Saturday 16th: 10am-noon Taster Needle Felt Making Workshop. £12.50 includes materials and refreshments. Contact Roz 07975 847328 There will be lots of children’s workshops taking place during the holidays - call in for details. W

Children’s Film @ The Watermark – Peter Pan [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – An Affair To Remember [U] 2pm. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – Chef [15] 7.30pm. See page 17. FRIDAY 22nd

Ivybridge Library Free Fridays. 10am-4pm. See page 14. Ivybridge Work Club. 10am-noon. IT Suite, The Watermark. See page 14 Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Help I Have Kids. SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Call 01752 896356. Booking essential. Meet The Professionals. 10.30am-12.30pm. Ivybridge Library. Free advice and assistance for local businesses and individuals from a range of business people. Film @ The Watermark – Chef [15] 7.30pm. See page 17. SATURDAY 23rd

Farmers Market. 9am-1pm. Glanvilles Mill. SUNDAY 24th

Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countrymans Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971. No texts please. Bank holiday

Blood Donation. Ivybridge Rugby Club. 9.15-11.45am and / 1.15-3.15pm. 0300 123 23 23 / www.blood.co.uk facebook.com/theivybridgemagazine

WEDNESDAY 27th

0-18 Months Group. 1-2.30pm. Stay and play group for families with babies 0-18 months old. SeaMoor Children’s Centre – 01752 896356. Booking essential. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – Epic [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – Arthur And Mike [15] 2pm. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – Chef [15] 7.30pm. See page 17. THURSDAY 28th

Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30amnoon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Children’s Film @ The Watermark – E.T [U] 10.30am. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – The English Patient [TBC] 2pm. See page 17. Film @ The Watermark – Arthur And Mike [15] 7.30pm. See page 17. FRIDAY 29th

Ivybridge Country Market ST CLEMENT’S MARKET 8.30-11.30am. Scout hut next to the leisure centre. All things oranges and lemons, with lots of lovely tasters for our customers to try.

MONDAY 25th

Ivybridge Country Market. 8.30- 11.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. Ivybridge Library Free Fridays. 10am-4pm. See page 14. Ivybridge Work Club. 10am-noon. IT Suite, The Watermark. See page 14 Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Help I Have Kids. SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Call 01752 896356. Booking essential. Film @ The Watermark – Arthur And Mike [15] 7.30pm. See page 17. SATURDAY 30th

Craft Fair. 11am- 4pm. Terrace Room, Endsleigh Garden Centre. Free Admission. SUNDAY 31st

Car Boot Sale. 10am-2pm. Countrymans Choice, next to Endsleigh Garden Centre. 01752 338226/ 07855 586971. No texts please. Churches Together In Ivybridge. TAIZE Service. 6.30pm. Ivybridge Methodist Church. Please supply details to: tel 01752 892220 or email info@ivybridgewatermark.co.uk by the 12th of each preceeding month.

Disclaimer: Information compiled by Ivybridge Town Council. All dates and times believed to be correct at time of going to press. Details reliant on community groups providing up-to-date information. The Ivybridge magazine and Ivybridge Town Council take no responsibility for its accuracy.

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JIMMY’S HALL [12A] Fri 1 Aug 7.30pm. Political activist Jimmy Gralton is deported from Ireland during the country's 'Red Scare' of the 1930s. THE LEGO MOVIE [U] Wed 6 Aug 10.30am. Family Cinema. An ordinary Lego construction worker, thought to be the prophesied 'Special', is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil tyrant from gluing the Lego universe into eternal stasis. CAPTAIN AMERICA: WINTER SOLDIER [12A] Wed 6 Aug 2pm & 7.30pm & Fri 8 Aug 7.30pm. Steve Rogers struggles to embrace his role in the modern world and battles a new threat from old history: the Soviet agent known as the Winter Soldier. Starring Chris Evans, Samuel L Jackson and Scarlett Johansson. BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS [U] Thu 7 Aug 10.30am Family Classic Cinema. THE MALTESE FALCON [PG] Thu 7 Aug 2pm. Classic Matinee. MONTY PYTHON LIVE (MOSTLY) ENCORE Thu 7 Aug 7.30pm. Another chance to see this show as broadcast live from The O2. Tickets: £10 RIO 2 [U] Wed 13 Aug 10.30am. Family Cinema. It's a jungle out there for Blu, Jewel and their three kids after they're hurtled from Rio de Janeiro to the wilds of the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in, he goes beak-to-beak with the vengeful Nigel, and meets his father-in-law. Animated sequel with voice of Jesse Eisenberg and Anne Hathaway. GRACE OF MONACO [PG] Wed 13 Aug 2pm & 7.30pm & Fri 15 Aug 7.30pm. The story of former Hollywood star Grace Kelly's crisis of marriage and identity, during a political dispute between Monaco's Prince Rainier III and France's Charles De Gaulle, and a looming French invasion of Monaco in the early 1960s. Starring Nicole Kidman. 101 DALMATIONS [U] Thu 14 Aug 10.30am. Family Classic. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY [PG] Thu 14 Aug 2pm. Classic. GLOBE ON SCREEN: THE TEMPEST Thu 14 Aug 7.30pm Tickets: £12. KHUMBA: A ZEBRA’S TALE [U] Wed 20 Aug 10.30am. Family Cinema. Rejected by his superstitious herd, a halfstriped zebra embarks on a daring quest to earn his stripes but finds the courage and self-acceptance to save all the animals of the Great Karoo. 100 YEAR OLD MAN WHO CLIMBED OUT OF THE WINDOW AND DISAPPEARED [15] Wed 20 Aug 2pm & 7.30pm. Dynamite expert Allan Karlsson's life, and the unlikely events following his escape from the old folk's home on his 100th birthday. PETER PAN [U] Thu 21 Aug 10.30am. Classic Family Cinema. AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER [U] Thur 21 Aug 2pm. Classic. CHEF [15] Thu 21 & Fri 22 Aug 7.30pm & Wed 27 Aug 7.30pm. A chef who loses his restaurant job starts up a food truck in an effort to reclaim his creative promise, while piecing back together his estranged family. With Jon Favreau, Robert Downey Jr and Scarlett Johansson. EPIC [U] Wed 27 Aug 10.30am. Family Cinema. A teenager finds herself transported to a deep forest setting where a battle between the forces of good and the forces of evil is taking place. She bands together with a rag-tag group of characters in order to save their world -- and ours. ARTHUR AND MIKE [15] Wed 27 Aug 2pm, Thu 28 & 29 Aug 7.30pm. A story of a man who fakes his own death and assumes a new identity in order to escape his life, who then moves in with a woman who is also trying to leave her past behind. Stars Colin Firth and Emily Blunt. E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL [U] Thu 28 Aug 10.30am Classic Family Cinema. 115 mins. THE ENGLISH PATIENT [TBC] Thu 28 Aug 2pm Classic Matinee. [TBC]

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GROUPS, CLUBS AND REGULAR EVENTS IN IVYBRIDGE MONDAY

Citizens Advice Bureau 10am-noon (exc Bank Hols). The Watermark. Drop in / 08444 111 444. St John’s Craft Group 7.30-9.30pm. Waterside House, Keaton Road. U3A monthly meeting 3rd Monday. The Watermark, 2-4pm. 01752 893017. Erme WI 3rd Monday. Waterside House, 7.30pm. 01752 895875. Slimming World 5.30pm & 7.30pm. Chapel Place. Pop in or 07930 473542. Arts & Crafts 1.30pm, St John’s Evangelical Church. Contact Ian Macgregor 01752 898612. M@xs Book Dreamers 1st Monday. 4-5pm. Ivybridge Library. 01752 893140. 3rd Ivybridge Beavers 6.15pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 01752 691366. 1st Ivybridge Cubs 6.30-8pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 8½-10½ years. 3rd Ivybridge Scout Group 6pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 3rd Ivybridge Brownies 6.15-7.30pm. 01752 895848. Tsutahashi Karate Club 6.30-8pm Ivybridge Community College. 07546924461 / www.ivybridgekarateclub.co.uk Bridge Sea Angling Club 8pm. Last Monday. The Exchange. Adult Reading Group 1st Monday. 7.15pm. Ivybridge Library. 01752 893140. Youth Club Inters, 11-13 years, 3.45-5.45pm. The Youth Venue. Air Cadets 7.30-9.30pm. Contact the Joint Cadet Centre, Filham Park or 01752 895173. Abbeyfield Coffee Morning 1st Monday. 10.30am-12noon. 01752 691567. Exercise On Referral Tone Leisure - weekly Stop Smoking Clinic 2-5pm, The Watermark. Call 01884 836024 for an appointment. Hatha Yoga. 7-9pm. St John’s Church Hall. Join any time, just drop in. Contact 01548 550612.

TUESDAY

Ivybridge Arts and Crafts 1.30-4.30pm. Scout hut, Blachford Rd. 01752 897024/01752 344096. Breeze, British Cycling bike rides for women 10am. Inermediate level. 07964 124896. Ivybridge & District Camera Club 1st, 2nd & 4th Tues. 7.30pm. Bittaford Village Hall. 01752 691260. Walk & Talk Level 1 walks. 10am. Start & finish at Leisure Centre. 45mins-1 hour. 01822 813571. Coffee morning 10am-12noon. Methodist Church. Ivybridge Flower Club 2nd Tuesday. 7.30pm, The Watermark. 01752 248534. 5th Ivybridge Rainbows 5-6pm, Scout and Guide Hut, by Victoria Park Ages 5-7. ivybridgerainbows@live.co.uk 1st Ivybridge Cub Scouts 6.30-8pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 8½-10½. 1st Ivybridge Explorer Scouts 8.15-9.45pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 14½-18. Beading Group 7.30-9.30pm. 2nd Tuesday. Scout Hut Parent & Toddler Group 10am. St John’s Evangelical Church. 01752 898612. Manor School Toddler Group 1.30-2.45pm. Slimming World 9.30am, 11.30am & 5.30pm. Chapel Place. Pop in or 07930 473542. Ivybridge WI 1st Tuesday. 2.30pm. Methodist Church. 01752 691864. NCT Ivy Bumps and Babies 10-11.30am. Evangelical Baptist Church. 01752 690799. NCT Ivy Tots 10-11.30am. Evangelical Baptist Church, Exeter Road. 01752 690799. Ivybridge Judo Club Juniors (8-13) 7.15-8.15pm. Seniors (14+) 8.15-9.45pm. St John’s Hall. Ivybridge Community Choir 7.30-9.15pm. Ivybridge Library. 01626 870107. Ivybridge Short Mat Bowls Club 7-9.15pm. Ivybridge Community College. 01752 691306. Erme Valley Harriers Seniors training 6pm. Meet lkeisure centre (also Fridays) 18

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Ivybridge Flower Club 2nd Tuesday. 7.30pm. The Watermark. The Ivybridge Link social network for adults with learning difficulties 5.30-8.30pm. The Exchange.

WEDNESDAY

Tai Chi Class 9.30-11am. 3rd Scout Hut. 07972 846443 or john.h@email.com Breeze, British Cycling bike rides for women 10am. Beginners level. 07964 124896. Memory Reading Group 10.30am-12noon. Ivybridge Library. Bettys Memory Café Every other Wednesday. 2-4pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. 01752 893952. Baby & Toddler Group 1.30-3pm (term time only) St John’s Hall, Blachford Rd. 01752 896310. Ivybridge Theatre Company 7.30pm. Chapel Place. 01752 893308. Ivybridge Community Association Toy Box 9.30-11.30am (term time only). Chapel Place. Royal British Legion 2nd Wednesday. 7.30pm for 8pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. 01752 690647. Bingo 2pm. Abbeyfield House, Trehill Road. £1 per game inc tea & biscuits. Ivybridge Trefoil Guild 1st Wednesday. 10am12noon. Evangelical Baptist Church. 01752 892587. 50+ Badminton 12.30pm, Leisure Centre. Contact 01752 896999 French and Italian classes 1.30-4.30pm. Chapel Place. Drop in or contact 07964 124896. Erme Valley Harriers beginners/improvers 5.30-6.30pm. Community Sport reception, ICC. Blossom Ivybridge Breast Cancer Self-Help and Support Group 2nd Wednesday. 7.309.30pm. Chapel Place. 07972 792878. Social Reading Group 2nd and 4th Wednesday. 10am. St John’s Church. 1st Ivybridge Scouts 7.30-9.30pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 10½-14½. 07846 460109. Foodbank & Cafe 1-3pm. Methodist Church. Open To all. 07706 457336 / 07706 457337. Stroke Support Group 1st & 4th Wednesday. 24pm. Ivybridge Library. 01752 893140. Devon Senior Voice 3rd Wednesday. 10am12noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. 01752 894083. Tsutahashi Karate Club 6.30-8pm Ivybridge Community College. See Monday for details. Ivybridge Table Tennis Club Studio 2, ICC. Juniors 6.30-8pm, Open 8-9.30pm. 07712 896185. Wednesday Night Church @ St John The Evangelist 7.30pm. Crochet Club 7-9pm. The Hub, Glanvilles Mill. £3.50 per session, includes tea and cake. U3A Computer Group Every other week. 23.30pm. The IT Suite, The Watermark. Italian Classes-Intermediate Level. 1.30-3pm. Chapel Place. Drop in or 07964 124896. Erme Valley Ladies’ Group 1030am. 2nd Wednesday. Waterside House. Ivybridge Bowls Club 6.30pm. Bowls Club at Bridge Park. 01752 892858. Ivybridge Rotary Club 6.15pm. Henlake Suite, The Watermark. 01752 893245. Belly Dancing Classes 8-9pm. ICC. 07971 847694.

THURSDAY

Walk & Talk Level 2/3. 10am. Start & finish at Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 1-2hrs. 01822 813571. Ivybridge Garden Ass 4th Thurs (exc Aug & Dec). 7.45pm. Methodist Church Hall. 01752 894867. The Wright Group Coffee Morning 10.30am12pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. Everyone welcome. Exercise On Referral Tone Leisure - weekly Adult Reading Group 3rd Thursday. 6-7pm. Ivybridge Library. Contact 01752 893140. Lions Club of Ivybridge 2nd and 4th Thursday. 7.30pm. The Watermark. 01752 698602. Ivybridge Youth Venue Project Night 7-9pm. Ages 13-19. Contact 01752 893040. Tai Chi Class 7.30-9pm. 3rd Scout Hut. 07972 846443 or john.h@email.com Baby Bounce and Rhyme 10.30am -10.50am. Ivybridge Library. For under 3s and their carers.

Knit and Natter 2.30-4.30pm. Ivybridge Library. Action On Hearing Loss Clinic Every 2nd Thursday. 2-4pm. Ivybridge Library. 01752 893140. Credit Union 9.30am-12noon. Ivybridge Library. Ivybridge Visually Impaired Club 2pm. 1st & 3rd Thursdays. Waterside. 01752 896915. 1st Ivybridge Rainbows 5-6pm, St John's Church Hall, Blachford Road. Ages 5-7. firstivyrainbows@live.co.uk Messy fun for pre school children 2-3.15pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 1st Ivybridge Brownies 5.30-7pm. 01752 897020. 1st Ivybridge Guides 6.30-8.30pm. Victoria Hall, Blachford Road. 01752 897020. Youth Club Seniors, 13-19 years, 7-9pm. The Youth Venue. Erme Valley Harriers junior training U11s 5.45-7pm, Over 11s 7-8pm. ICC. Street Games & Project Night 13-19 year olds. 01752 893040.

FRIDAY

Ivybridge Country Market 8.30–11.30am. Scout Hut, Leonards Road (by leisure centre). Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre 7.30-9.30pm. Ages 13-19. 1st Ivybridge Beaver Scouts 6-7.20pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 6-8. 01752 893277 1st Ivybridge Scouts 7.30-9.30pm. Scout Hut, Victoria Park. Ages 10½-14½. 07846 460109. Ivybridge Work Club 10am-12noon. The Watermark. 01752 893140 / 01752 892220. Free Friday @ Ivybridge Library 10-4pm. Careers Advice for Adults The Watermark. Call 01752 892220 for details and to book. Over 50’s Social Group 2nd & 4th Friday. 10am12noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. 07598 781155. The Ivybridge Crafters 10.30am-12noon, Community Hub, Glanvilles Mill. Bosom Buddies 3.30-5pm, Community Hub, Glanvilles Mill. Open group for mums. Stairways Club for Adults with Learning Difficulties 9.30am-12.30pm. Victoria Hall. 01752 691648 or alaity9@gmail.com South Hams Lifestyles 1-3pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 01803 849229. Air Cadets 7.30-9.30pm. Contact the Joint Cadet Centre, Filham Park or 01752 895173. Abstract Painting Workshops 10am to noon. Erme Lodge, Western Rd. 0776 040 1477. Open House Café 8-10pm. Methodist Church. 01752 691847. Coffee morning 10am. Evangelical Baptist Church. 3rd Ivybridge Cubs 6.15pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 01752 691366. 3rd Ivybridge Scouts 8pm. Scout Hut, Leonards Road. 01752 896258.

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Early Years Story Time 11.30-11.45am. Ivybridge Library. Seamoor Children’s Centre Dads’ Group Last Sat. 10-11.30am. Call 01752 896356 for venue. Wesley’s Coffee House Methodist Church, Fore Street. 10am-noon. Homemade cakes, variety of coffees. Farmers’ Market 4th Saturday of every month, Glanvilles Mill, 9am till 1pm Mass at St Austin’s Priory 6pm

SUNDAY

Stagecoach Theatre School 9am-12.30pm. The Watermark. Details: 08005 875760. Mass at St Austin’s Priory 10.30am Methodist Church Family worship with activities for young people. 10.30am. Varied worship 6.30pm. Junior Fitness Session 10am–noon. ICC gym. For young people in school years 8-11. £2 pp. Freedom Football School. From 9.45am onwards. ICC. 07859 822605 or 07812 007981.

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Property ADVERTISING FEATURE

The Spinney, Woodlands ..............£314,950 Stunning detached home in the sought after address of The Spinney. The home is a true credit to the current owners and comprises; entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, beautifully fitted kitchen, dining room, conservatory, 'L' shaped lounge, five bedrooms and superb en-suite & bathroom. EPC: D • Marketed by: Maitlands – 01752 895379 ivybridge@maitlands.biz | maitlands.biz

• Mid terraced house • 4 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 3 reception rooms • Price: £415,000

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Sunnyside Cottages, Park Street ..fr£165,950 Exciting new build development in the heart of Ivybridge. A selection of cottage style two double bedroom properties with two en-suites, allocated parking and rear courtyard garden. Help to Buy scheme available. EPC: TBC • Marketed by: Maitlands – 01752 895379 ivybridge@maitlands.biz | maitlands.biz

Dunsterville Road ......................£157,950 Lovely end of terrace two bedroomed property with countryside views. Open plan living and dining area with open wood staircase. Close to schools and amenities. No ongoing chain. • Marketed by: Rebecca Taylor Estate Agent – 01752 698707 | contactus@ rebeccataylorestateagent.co.uk 20

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The best homes for sale & rent in Ivybridge

This large four bedroom, three bathroom family home boasts space and character with high ceilings and a spacious entrance room. The farmhouse style kitchen/diner, which offers plenty of storage and space for family meals or gatherings, leads out to a private enclosed garden via stable doors. The garden leads onto the communal grounds where families often meet for impromptu barbecues and games. The property boasts a lovely family room, the

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double aspect large sash cord windows allowing plenty of light into the room. A gas coal-effect fire is set in a marble effect fireplace with wood mantle. The lovely-sized master bedroom has strip wood flooring. An archway leads to the walk-in wardrobe and storage area with recess shelved cupboard and ladder to open loft space. There is also recessed fitted wardrobe with hanging and storage space. The en-suite bathroom comprises vanity wash hand basin, WC and shower cubicle and has ceramic tile flooring. The room enjoys views over countryside. The property has two allocated parking spaces. Rebecca Taylor Estate Agent – 01752 698707 | contactus@ rebeccataylorestateagent.co.uk rebeccataylorestateagent.co.uk

£1,300 pcm

This unique contemporary detached lodge is situated just outside of Ivybridge within close proximity to the A38. The property consists of open plan living, kitchen, dining area with panoramic views, and doors which open out onto a large glass balcony overlooking play field and lake, three double bedrooms, two of which have en-suites, and French doors which open onto the decked garden and parking for three cars. Available end of September, fully furnished for a six month let. A viewing is essential to appreciate this beautiful property and its surroundings. Please see our website for our Tenant fees www.maitlands.biz/lettings-fees. EPC: F

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The Spinney £375,000

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4 bedroom detached house, double garage, conservatory

4 bedroom detached family home

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Torre Close £169,950

The Spinney £249,950

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Our new Property section showcases the best homes for sale and rent in Ivybridge As well as to profiling houses for sale and rent, we will also carry news on the housing market - price trends, finance news, legislation

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Alex, Jack, Ben and Josh with assistant manager Charlotte Craigie

Stowford School’s boys swimming squad tested their ability against the top 24 primary schools in the country at the National Swimming Championship for Primary Schools, held at the International Sports Centre in Sheffield. The boys’ journey to the championship started at the beginning of March at the Devonport Royal Swimming Association (DRSA) School Gala, which they won for the third consecutive year. Qualification for the nationals was won at the English Schools’ Swimming Association (ESSA) South West Division, Primary Schools Relay

Gala at Millfield, where, despite it being the first-ever attempt by Stowford teams at this level, the boys finished third in South West in the 4 x 25m freestyle relay against stiff competition from many prestigious schools. The boys’ experience included a parade of team captains and a presentation of ESSA badges, before their event, the 100m freestyle relay. The team qualified for the final with a team best time of 1:01:48, and another great performance in the final saw them placed eighth overall in the whole country.

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Year 6 children at Woodlands Park Primary School recounted their time at the school by performing numbers from three famous musicals to represent each stage of their school journey. They deftly wove together memories from reception and key stage one, years three and four and years five and six with performances

to represent the different phases of their primary school career: The Lion King (the early years), Matilda (the middle years) and Hairspray (the final years). The result was an incredible performance full of emotion and energy, which was greeted with a rapturous reception from an audience packed with family and friends.

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Iwan with Karina and her Olympic bronze medal

Olympic star visits Manor

Children and staff at Manor were inspired by the story of Olympic Judo Bronze medallist Karina Bryant, who recently visited the school. Karina made time for all the children during the day and allowed them the unique experience of handling her Bronze medal during a photoshoot. They were also treated to a Judo display with both young and old getting involved. Karina’s inspiring story really gripped the children and sent home a powerful message to all of them on the importance of never giving up!

The Rocky Monster Show Stowford’s Year 6 children always face a challengeto produce a show at the end of the year that will amaze staff, children, parents, friends and family. Every year they “pull it off” in style and 2014 did not disappoint! This year they chose The Rocky Monster Show, which is a children’s take on the Rocky Horror Show. It was an exciting musical that provided a real challenge for the children, both on a musical and performance front, but the final result was definitely impressive. Year 6 teacher Matt Jackson said: “Every year we

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strive to give the children an opportunity to showcase their talents and this year they have surpassed our expectations. “They have injected humour and used the production as a vehicle to highlight their singing ability, as well as their seemingly endlessly capacity to entertain. “As always, they have amazed and delighted us with their commitment and dedication and we hope the parents will get the same amount of pleasure from their performance as Miss Ellard and I did in supporting them in creating a polished performance.” August 2014 The Ivybridge magazine

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Jasmine Maslen and Jake Batten

AS PART OF their work on investigating the plants and animals found in a river habitat, Year 4 children from Stowford walked down to Longtimber Woods to find out more about the River Erme. They started their walk at the viewing point near the Ivy Bridge and then followed the

course of the river up through the woods, thinking about how the width, speed and depth of the river changed and looking for plants and animals that were thriving in the woodland environment. Along the way they made notes and sketches that they could develop further in school.

Ruby and Jas with Karen Pringle and Jim Portus from SWFPO Ltd

Geography Young apprentices This summer term, year five and six children at Woodlands Park Primary School have been involved in a challenge called ‘The Young Apprentice’, after the TV show of the same name. They worked in teams to design a scone-based snack to sell in the playground in the aim of making as much profit as possible. The task involved the children in designing snack ideas and surveying their target market, costing their snack ideas using supermarket websites and finally preparing and selling their chosen snack. The project was a great opportunity for the children to use complex maths skills, cookery skills and team-working, which they did in some style. 24

A FISHY END OF TERM TREAT Stowford pupils saved up their rewards for good behaviour to earn a “crystal treat” and Curlews Class had an unusual request for their final treat of the year. Following their biology topic work earlier in the term, they wanted to “dissect something.” Luckily, Jim Portus from South Western Fish Producer Organisation Ltd (SWFPO Ltd) was able to help out! SWFPO Ltd, which serves the needs of fishing communities from Brixham to the South West coast of Scotland, is based in Ivybridge and Jim and his colleague Karen Pringle offered to bring along some fish for the children to investigate. The fish, freshly caught that morning, included dab, monkfish and gurnard. The children worked in groups of three to dissect and fillet the fish, drawing the various parts as they worked.

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Stowford pupils have had the opportunity to develop their geography knowledge during visits from Ivybridge Community College teacher Dr White. Dr White spent time with both Year 6 classes working on their mapping and compass skills, using both historical and current maps of Ivybridge and practical work on the school field to enhance their understanding. He then found time to visit the Year 4 classes and encouraged them to think about how rivers change in size, altitude and speed on their journey to the sea, enabling them to think more deeply about the plants and animals that are found at different stages along the river. Headteacher Helen Tipping, said: “We are incredibly lucky that the teachers at ICC are so supportive of our pupils. Not only do these links help the children to make the transition from Primary to Secondary school more easily, but they also create unique and enriching learning opportunities.”

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SPORTS

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Young cricketers from eight primary schools competed in the Ivybridge Learning Community cricket tournament held at Ivybridge Cricket Club’s Filham Park ground. The keenly contested competition saw the mixed teams produce some good cricket and absorbing contests. After a round-robin series of matches in two divisions, each school faced the team which finished in the corresponding position in the other division to determine the final standings. The top two teams, Manor A and

Woodlands, could not be separated even after the final round of matches, with their head-to-head game finishing all square, which means they will share the trophy. The best batsmen award went to Ben Privett, from Ugborough, and the best bowler was Abigail Northmoor, from Manor.

PRIMARY SCHOOL CRICKET TOURNAMENT

Result Joint 1st Manor& Woodlands 3rd Shaugh Prior; 4th Ugborough 5th Cornwood; 6th Manor B 7th Stowford; 8th Holbeton 9th Ermington; 10th Cornwood B

The winning football squad: Jacob, Charlie, Sammy, James, James, Billy, Sam and Jack

Stowford football squad saved their best performance until the very end of the season, securing a win in the final of the Primary Schools Tournament at ICC. Stowford went into the competition knowing that they had secured second place overall in the league and this was their last opportunity to bring back some silverware. Two good wins against Manor B and Yealmpton saw them through the pool stages and a win against Woodlands left them with Manor A to face. In a great game, Manor had the edge and secured a 1-0 victory, but Stowford had done enough to book a place in the final. They again faced Manor A, but this time it was Stowford who found the edge, their 1-0 victory leaving them as overall winners. facebook.com/theivybridgemagazine

Alicia Talling (left) and Marshall Nicklen

Woodlands Park Primary School sports day took place in the glorious weather. All the children participated in a carousel of activities and some races. They demonstrated great team spirit encouraging their team to achieve their best. The winning team for Foundation & Key Stage 1 were ‘Green Apples’ and for Key Stage 2 ‘Purple Butterflies’.

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It was an incredibly busy half-term for sport at Manor Primary, with some notable wins and successes. The Football ‘A’ Team won the local schools’ league, winning all eight of their league fixtures over the course of the season, and also the South Hams Tournament. In athletics, Manor finished 3rd out of the 20 teams in the Area Athletics Competition held at Brickfields, with winners in a number of events. In the local schools’ Cricket Tournament (see above), Manor were joint winners and the children were thrilled to return to school having retained the Championship Trophy (pictured). August 2014 The Ivybridge magazine

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Health, beauty, fitness & wellbeing

What is physiotherapy? By Nikki Smith, mcSp South hams physio

physiotherapy helps restore movement and function when someone is affected by injury, illness or disability through movement and exercise, manual therapy, education and advice. physiotherapists maintain the health of people of all ages, helping people to manage pain and prevent disease. physiotherapy is a science-based profession and takes a ‘whole person’ or ‘holistic’ approach to health and wellbeing, which includes the patient’s general lifestyle. at the core is the patient’s involvement in their own care, through education, awareness, empowerment and participation in their treatment. you can benefit from physiotherapy at any time in your life. it helps with conditions such as back pain or sudden injury, managing long-term medical conditions such as Stroke or parkinson’s disease, and in preparing for sporting events or preventative treatment. ANY QUESTIONS? do you have a physiotherapy question or query? the expert team at South hams physio is happy to answer reader questions – all you have to do is send them to the ivybridge magazine (see page 3 for contact details) and each month one of these will be answered with physiotherapy tips to follow. South Hams Physio the Watermark, ivybridge t: 07814 930913 / 01752 891930 e: info@southhamsphysio.co.uk W: www.southhamsphysio.co.uk 26

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When it comes to eating healthily, many people find their biggest challenge comes with keeping hunger at bay between meals. However, a weight-loss expert from Ivybridge says satisfying a snack attack needn’t send your weight-loss journey off track. Leanne Tancock, who runs a Slimming World group in Ivybridge, says people are mistaken in thinking that snacking itself is bad for the waistline – it’s what we choose to tuck into that matters. “Getting the nibbles is perfectly normal. Whether you get peckish mid-morning, your energy levels start to drop in the afternoon, or you crave a suppertime snack in the evening, the key is to plan ahead and have healthy snacks to hand.” Thanks to a new recipe book full of healthy snacks, Slimming World members will now find it even easier to stay on track all day long. The new Little Book of Light Bites, which comes in a handy handbag size and is available now from the Ivybridge Slimming World group, features more than 60 healthy snacks to keep slimmers going when they feel the urge to munch. From meaty marvels to veggie stars and delicious dips to sweet savers, many of the bite-sized food ideas need no cooking at all and can be ready in minutes.

Grey, grey go away By doNNa reyNoldS revelations hair Studio

It is a problem shared by many of our clients at Revelations – the dreaded grey hairs and what to do about them. Those lucky enough not to get them will not understand the utter frustration when, within a fortnight of having your colour touched up, you look in the mirror and appear to resemble a racoon! So what can be done? If you are not ready to go completely grey, but want to manage your roots better, the good news is that you have options. As we get older, our skin changes colour and quite often shades of colour that used to suit us

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All of the light bites have been created to work with Slimming World’s food optimising healthy eating plan, which is based on the science of energy density and satiety, meaning slimmers can fill up on healthy, everyday foods that are low in calories yet satisfying. “The beauty of Slimming World’s plan is that our members never have to feel hungry, even between meals,” says Leanne. Slimming World meet at Chapel Place Mondays 5.30pm & 7.30pm and Tuesdays 9.30am, 11.30am & 5.30pm 01752 892181 / www.slimmingworld.com

no longer do. Therefore, it’s important to get the shade that suits your skin tone, and a few lighter highlights can compliment your skin tone and ensure your grey roots are less noticeable. Go grey gracefully Grey can be stunning – look at some of our gorgeous celebrities who have embraced their grey, such as Helen Mirren and Judy Dench. The easiest way to subtly embrace your grey is to lighten up your colour so much so that as your grey roots come through they are a lot less visible and you grow your colour out from here. Or funk up your grey by adding foiled highlights, or lowlights, or for those feeling gutsy, some bright flashes! Revelations Hair Salon 27 Glanvilles Mill / 01752 69863

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YOUNGSTERS ENJOY ‘ZANY’ WEEKEND Sixteen young people and three youth leaders from local youth charity Ivybridge Youth For Christ headed to Whitemoor Lakes, Lichfield, at the beginning of July for a weekend of zany challenges in ‘The Gauntlet’, outdoor activities such as zip wire and high ropes and roadshows challenging them to think about their

‘identity’ and ‘faith’. The fantastic time the young people had was demonstrated in their comments, which included “amazing, made new friends”, and “loved it, funny playing pranks”. To find out more about the charity or groups young people can access, please call Elis Norton on 07966 911560.

Byte back – cyber-bullying

ccording to a recent survey, 20,000 people were investigated for cyber-bullying in the last three years. However, there are likely to be a great deal more unreported cases in the workplace.

How could employers be liable for cyber-bullying? There are requirements under the Health & Safety legislation for the employer to provide a safe place of work. Cyber-bullying could compromise a safe workplace resulting in a personal injury claim. Under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, employers

can be vicariously liable for the acts of one of their employees in bullying another online. Employers could face claims of constructive dismissal if an employee’s grievance against a cyber-bully is not dealt with. If cyber-bullying relates to a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010 (i.e. age, sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief, etc) then it may amount to harassment and a claim of unlawful discrimination even if the victim does not hold that characteristic. Recent case law has shown that the law in this area can have a

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wider application with consequences for employers. In one case, two employees of the Carphone Warehouse obtained the mobile phone of their manager and updated his Facebook status to read: “Finally came out of the closet. I am gay and proud”. Even though the manager was not gay the manager successfully brought a claim against the company. How can employers defend themselves? Employers need well thought out, transparent and fair policies on social media, bullying and harassment. They should be

by Dominic Tucker, of Howard & Over Solicitors tailored to the specific organisation and working environment. Training should be provided on the policies. If there is a proven breach then the employer should act in a proportionate and consistent manner. If in doubt seek legal advice.

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Top class service for Mike

When it comes to life’s accomplishments, Mike Ford has ticked many boxes. He was a company director in the 1990s and in the early 2000s, helped form a successful printing company. He has managed village football teams for over 40 years. Mike helps (and has organised charity events) at the Merlin MS Centre, Hewas Water, near St Austell which has helped him change the quality of his life with MS. He’s writing a book on the village where he lived for the first 22 years of his life, with profits going to the Centre. But when looking ahead, Mike has turned to Richardsons Legal Services. Because of Mike’s MS, it was important that his family’s future would be looked after. “I was put in touch with David by my financial advisor Paul Clahane of Saltash to set up Wills for myself and my wife Janet , and a Family Trust to protect our property from all unforeseen eventualities. “I initially went with my wife,

Mike Ford – delighted with the service

Janet, to see David for a twohour meeting – there would be two more two-hour meetings following this one – all of them would help to set up the Trust and explain the process in detail.” Richardsons Legal Services has put Mike’s and Janet’s home into Trust. No probate is needed for a property in Trust (which would otherwise mean a lengthy and costly process to complete), ensuring that it’s easier for their beneficiaries.

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In addition, Mike and Janet took out Lasting Powers of Attorney, which means that they are legally authorised to make decisions for each other if either loses their mental faculties in the event of an accident or illness. “The Trust David has set up is a true Family Trust as it will last 125 years and be of benefit to my children and future generations. We came away very satisfied with what David had done. “David is also providing a free legal advice clinic for members of the MS Society in St Austell,” added Mike. “The problem is that people with MS may not have enough money to pay for this, so this is a very important aspect of what David does. “David is both very experienced in legal issues and his demeanour is very friendly and easy going,” concluded Mike. “He answers your every question clearly. He has done a superb job. David deals with people very well and offers a top class service which is incredibly professional.”

SUMMER FUN AT HANNAHS’ FAYRE

Hundreds of local visitors enjoyed a day out in the sunshine at Hannahs Summer Fayre. A key part of Hannahs fundraising calendar, the event raised over £2,600. Dog owners enjoyed the ever-popular family dog show and Hannahs Hounds showed off their dog agility skills. There was also a dramatic performance by a group of Taiko drummers as well as live music. As well as plenty of outdoor activities and games, there was a fantastic variety of local stalls for the whole family to enjoy.

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A DAY AT THE RACES! Eight members of Ivybridge Probus Club and six spouses enjoyed a day at the races, with everyone coming home a few pounds better off. A delightful day at Newton Abbot commenced with lunch in the Paddock Restaurant, before a six race card gave punters a chance to fleece the Turf Accounts.

Foliage manipulation Nicky Heal returned to demonstrate at Ivybridge Flower Club at the July meeting and showed his audience the art of foliage manipulation. Nicky, who owns a florists in Taunton and lives on a farm, produced a basket, two hats, a swan, a couple of sheep and some snails, together with a giant poppy seed head, all made from plaited New Zealand flax leaves, plaited palms or willow. He had constructed all his containers, except one, and used carefully chosen flowers, in very differing colour schemes and designs. Chairman Janet Weston reminded members that more members will be needed for the committee and asked them to consider standing. The club breaks for the summer and next meets on Tuesday, 9 September, when Chris Kollen, a florist from Totnes, uses as his title ‘Late summer party’. Visitors are always welcome to club meetings at The Watermark, £5. FIND OUT MORE: Contact Janet Weston - (01752) 894643

Ivybridge WI Ivybridge WI meet on the first Tuesday of each month at the Methodist Church at 2.30pm. At the beginning of July, members enjoyed an excellent trip to Badger’s Holt for a delicious cream tea, and they are looking forward to this month’s meeting – on Tuesday, 5 August – when Johanna Westgate will be telling them how to garden for wildlife. On 2 September, Ivybridge WI is holding a Bring and Buy Sale in aid of Associated Women of the World, a charity which supports women’s projects in many countries. This project is ‘Water for All’. Visitors are always very welcome. 30

U3A welcomes wildlife artist

started by stating that “The Bench” is in effect the arbiter of local justice, the peoples court. Ivybridge U3A’s special open They are entirely separate from meeting was very well attended Crown Courts. Magistrate and resulted in new people candidates are put forward to The joining and suggestions for more Lord Chamberlain for approval. and exciting new groups. Jeffrey explained that Magistrates The club’s August meeting will be fulfill many roles, including remand held in The Watermark on placement, granting/ denying bail, Monday, 18 August at 2pm, when adjournment of cases, granting the speaker will be the wellsearch warrants and sentencing in known wildlife artist David Scott. its many forms – custodial, FIND OUT MORE: Go to ivybridgesuspension, fines, community U3A.org.uk or contact Cliff orders, binding over, community Bennett on (01752) 894978 placements/orders, etc. The core of the Magistrates duty is to seek out the truth and identify Up Before the Beak! the possible causes of criminal behaviour. Those of a nautical leaning set His Worship concluded the event sail on the Ivybridge Probus by detailing three recent court Club’s annual sailing cruise. Five cases. In addition to the criminal members sailed out from Queen act, personal and social Anne’s Battery, just yards from the circumstances were described, Pilgrim Steps in Sutton Harbour; and each one caused a lot of slightly differing objectives yet debate at the tables. both boats were heading Members were invited to form a westward and full of optimism. party and visit the Plymouth Bench Over the five days the Probus to see goings on at first hand. FIND OUT MORE: Contact Bob Mailing crew seized Fowey, Falmouth, Halford River and the Fal River in on (01752) 892255 the name of the Queen. The weather was perfect with one exception, the wind was from the Curtain up... nearly east on the way home and that The wait is nearly over... was the course to be steered. Ivybridge Theatre Company’s The club’s July meeting latest production Further welcomed guest speaker Jeffrey Adventures of Toad -The Wind in Beer, an active member of the the Willows takes place on 5th & Plymouth Magistrates Bench. He 6th September at 7.30pm and 7th Sunday at 2.30pm. The classic story continues with Mr Toad causing more mayhem on the Riverbank as his love of travelling at speed gets him in a tangle! Follow the new adventures of Toad and watch out for those rather unruly Weasels and Ferrets! All will be revealed soon - so come

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and watch this family show at The Watermark. Tickets: full price £6, concession £5 and family £20.

Calling all children!

Children are being asked to draw a picture of a character, scene or anything to do with the famous Wind in the Willows story. Entries will be judged in two categories: 5-7 yrs and 8-11 yrs and prizes (tickets to the show!) will be awarded to the best in each group. Children can submit their entry (one per child) in the competition box in Ivybridge Library. Write your name, age and contact details on the back of the picture (paper no larger than A4 please). Closing date is 22 August 2014. ITC hope to display all the pictures in The Watermark during the performances. ITC meet at Chapel Place, Fore Street, every Wednesday from 7.30pm onwards. August meetings are on 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th. They are always looking for new members and would encourage anyone who has an interest in the ‘performing arts’ to come and pay them a visit. Membership is from age 16 years and over and costs just £15 per year. FIND OUT MORE: Contact Ron Davis on (01752) 893308 or visit ivybridgetheatrecompany.co.uk

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Free beginners’ running group

HAVE YOU EVER wanted to try running, but thought it may be too hard? If so, why not go along to the new beginner running sessions on Mondays, starting off from the Leisure Centre at 9.30am. The 10-week programme is aimed at encouraging new runners to take up recreational running. You can join anytime – there is no need to book – and don't worry if you can't make all of them. There is no charge and the sessions are led by qualified leaders from the Erme Valley Harriers. You will have the opportunity to develop your running at your own pace over the course of the programme in a friendly supportive way. The minimum age is 16. Two of newly-qualified 'Leaders in Running Fitness', Cleo Andrews and Mandy Plummer, who also started in a Group just like this 2 years ago, will be supporting this group. î For more details contact Sharon Terry on 01752 894494 or visit ermevalleyharriers.co.uk

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BATTERSHILL WINS ENGLISH SCHOOLS’ TITLE l athletics

SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Erme Valley Harriers athlete Will Battershill stormed to gold in the intermediate boys’ 1500m steeplechase at the English Schools’ Championships. The Ivybridge Community College student led the field home at the Alexander Stadium, in Birmingham, in a time of 4.18.38. Fellow club athlete and student Carie Robertson was 3rd in the senior girls’ 400m hurdles final, the 17-year-old athlete adding to Devon’s medal haul in a highly competitive race, clocking a time of 61.76 seconds. A few weeks earlier, young athlete Sam Trigg, competing on the same track in the Sainsbury’s British Championship, came a respectable 8th in the triple jump with a distance of 15.07m. Three Harriers have spent a lot of time on their feet recently. Sarah Hirons ran 69 miles at the Hadrians Wall race, Emma Lake covered 32 miles at the Dartmoor Discovery and Paddy Trinder

travelled to Norway to complete in ‘Ironman’. Hirons’ race, which covered 34 miles on road, 17 miles tarmac paths and 18 miles on trails, started within the walls of Carlisle Castle and finished in Gateshead. The race was split over two days, with an overnight camp stop, and followed Hadrian’s Wall. Emma Lake’s run across Dartmoor was as demanding, with Lake never having run above the marathon distance previously. Over a very hilly, but extremely picturesque course, Lake finished the 32 miles in a time of 4 hrs 43 minutes. Paddy Trinder went to Haugesund in Norway and successfully completed the Ironman 7.3, which comprised a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike ride, followed by a half marathon. Trinder finished the course in 5 hrs 23 minutes. Meanwhile, the Harriers held their own popular relays run over a 2.5 mile single lap course starting and finishing at Ivybridge Rugby Club. Despite a very wet evening, there was a record entry of 94

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teams. The Harriers’ ladies team broke the event record, while the Vet Men 40 took 1st place. The Harriers also had the fastest lady and man – Alison McEwing (14.43) and Will Battershill (12.32). There was a great evening for the club at the Plymouth Armada 10k, with 15-year-old Owen Parkin finishing 2nd, Matt Brown 3rd and Christian Cutcliffe 5th. The three athletes were also 1st male team. Cleo Andrews had a great run to be 2nd lady and 1st fv40.

BEST-EVER BOWLING FIGURES WRITE DeSILVA INTO RECORD BOOKS l cricket

IVYBRIDGE ALL-ROUNDER Jeewan DeSilva rewrote the Devon League record books in the win against Stoke Gabriel. His figures of 8.5 overs – 5 maidens – 9 wickets for 6 runs were the best-ever recorded in the Devon League B Division. All his victims were bowled and Jeewan also took the catch for the other wicket that fell to James Bullock. The win has kept the 1st XI in contention for promotion. They lie third in the table, behind Tavistock and Bideford, who they both still have to play in August. A run of three consecutive wins for the 2nd XI sees them currently head their league ahead of Torquay.

Ivybridge under 9s returned victorious from a Plymouth Kwik Cricket tournament held at Plymstock CC. England ladies test player and ashes hero Heather Knight presented the proud boys with the trophy!

Remembering the fallen

Before the home game with Tavistock on Saturday, 2 August, the club will be remembering the fallen on the 100th year anniversary of the outbreak of WWI. The Ivybridge branch of the Royal British Legion will be the club’s guest of honour. The day will also include the vice president’s tea and the official opening of the new clubhouse extension. Visitors and spectators will be very welcome.

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August fixtures @ Filham Park

1st: Fr v Ampfield..........................................2pm 2nd: 1st XI v Tavistock ..........................1.30pm 3rd: 3rd XI v Brixham ..................................2pm 9th 2nd XI v Bideford..................................2pm 16th: 1st XI v Axminster ......................1.30pm 17th: 3rd XI v Kenn ......................................2pm 23rd: 2nd XI v Clyst Hydon ......................2pm 24th: 3rd XI v Broadclyst............................2pm 26th: Fr v Cudham Wyse......................1.30pm 30th: 1st XI v Braunton ........................1.30pm Results 1st XI: Plymstock 83 (J. Bullock 313) Ivybridge 86-7 Won by 3 wkts. 1st XI: Braunton 195 (J. deSilva 328) Ivybridge 147 Lost by 48 runs. 1st XI: Ivybridge 151-9 Stoke Gabriel 54 (J. deSilva 9-6) Won by 97 runs.

1st XI: Ivybridge 170 (J. DeSilva 45) Shobrooke Park 166 (R. Perera 4-20) Won by 4 runs. 2nd XI: Clyst Hydon 48 (P. Veale 6-11 , J. Matthews 4-29) Ivybridge 51-1 (C. Greenhouse 27 n.o.) Won by 9 wkts. 2nd XI: Stoke Gabriel 105 (P. Veale 3-10) Ivybridge 107-4 (D. Solomon 34) Won by 6 wkts. 2nd XI: South Devon 113 (T. Hall 3-31) Ivybridge 64-2 (M. Tuckwell 22 n.o.) Won by 8 wkts (revised target due to rain). Colts training is Friday evenings @ 6pm. Adults on Thursdays @ 6pm. New members welcome. î For information about the club, call Derek Solomon on 01752 896944 / 07984 456060 or email thesolomon4@tiscali.co.uk

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