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OCTOBER 2015 | ISSUE 057

WHAT’S ON • Events diary • Films @ The Watermark • Activities @ the library

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HEALTHY LIVING

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SMILE IN THE TILES Town’s happy house - P7

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NEW SEATS COMMEMORATE THE FALLEN New tree seats with designs that commemorate those who fought in the two World Wars are to be installed in Fore Street. The town council (with contributions from the district and county council) have commissioned the benches, which will be installed outside Lawsons. They are due to be installed the week commencing 19th October, and the Royal British Legion plan to mark this occasion at 11am on Poppy Appeal Launch Day, Friday, 23rd October. See page 18 for more details.

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‘EXTREME’ READING CHALLENGE Reading got off to a flying start at Stowford School this September, as staff launched their extreme reading photo competition and their new school Booktrack award scheme. Adults and children have been challenged to find a really unusual place to read their book and send in a photo. With prizes up for grabs in each year group for the most extreme place to read, the entries are starting to roll in, with some really extraordinary photos, including steering a boat and in the swimming pool. The photos will be displayed in the school hall to inspire the chil-

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dren to read their books at any time, in any place. Alongside this, the school has introduced its own Booktrack award, which will challenge the children in each year group to read a variety of texts in return for rewards and stickers. The Booktrack “map” is based on the town of Ivybridge and the pupils have been invited to design a cover for the record sheet. The scheme will be managed and led by Jenny Medland, who runs the school library, and Lucy Burrows, a new member of staff, with the invaluable support of Year 6 volunteers.

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Local doctors are strongly urging people over 65, and those aged six months to 65 years of age with a serious medical condition, to have a flu vaccination this winter. The vaccination is free on the NHS and clinics will be running at Ivybridge Medical Practice this month (see below). The greatest number of flu cases occur between December and March, and while for most people the flu is just unpleasant, for some it can lead to more serious illnesses, or even death. Saturday flu clinics at Ivybridge Medical Practice are being held on 3rd, 17th and 31st October. î To find out more, visit www.beaconmedical group.nhs.uk

Vote Erme School The Erme Primary School has been shortlisted for the Skipton BS Grassroots Giving initiative, and they need your votes to help them secure much-needed funds. The school is hoping to install a teaching kitchen, so that children can learn the benefits of cooking, and securing a grant will help them achieve the goal. As the town’s smallest primary school, they do not have many parents to vote for them, so they would really like the community to support them and register online votes. Voting closes at 11.59pm on Monday, 12th Ocotber. î Vote at skiptongrg.co.uk - click on ‘2015 Shortlisted Groups’

Christmas Tree Festival A Christmas Tree Festival is taking place at St John’s Church in December, and organisers are inviting local people, organisations and businesses to join them by decorating a tree. The festival, on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th December, will raise funds for the church, which will be open all weekend for the public to view the trees. î Call Vicki on 07866 855103 to find out more

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If you have a great photo of Ivybridge, or surrounding area – whether amusing, stunning or thought-provoking – please do send them to us and we would be delighted to share them.

SMILE IN THE TILES ON IVYBRIDGE’S HAPPY HOUSE Chris Poppy sent us this amusing photo of Hawthorn House on Exeter Road. How many people must pass it and not look up and see the smile in the tiles on the roof?

FIRM AIMS TO BUILD ON SUCCESS WITH IVYBRIDGE BRANCH A one-stop building supplies shop for local builders and DIY enthusiasts is opening in Ivybridge on 1st October. Palladium Building Supplies is expanding its network of building supply depots by opening a branch on Blair Road, Ivybridge. Palladium Building Supplies, a family run, independent builders merchant, has over 30 years’ experience in the business and the branch will have experienced staff who have been with Palladium for over 15 years and are local to Ivybridge. With knowledge of the local area, they wil be able to offer clear and concise advice. The branch will have a delivery vehicle with crane offload, which will be small enough to access awkward and narrow sites but robust enough to carry just under five tonnes in weight. The branch opens for business on Thursday, 1st October, and will be open Monday to Friday 7:30am-5pm and 8am-1pm on Saturdays.

Poppy Appeal launch

Friends in tune for children’s hospice

The Ivybridge branch of The Royal British Legion will launch this year’s Poppy Appeal on Friday, 23rd October, with a night of entertainment at The Sportsmans Inn. The Mayor will open proceedings, which start at 730pm, and include members of Plymouth Pipe Band, a raffle, an auction and live music.

A delightful evening of music at St Austin’s Priory raised over £800 for Children’s Hospice South West. September Song 5, organised by Ivybridge Friends of Children’s Hospice South West, attracted a capacity audience, which was entertained by Three’s a Chord, the Modbury Ukulele Band and Mackenzie Robinson on the saxophone. The audience enjoyed songs from the shows, sang along with the ukulele band, and enjoyed the reflective sounds of the saxophone. The Friends wish to thank all those who contributed to another successful September Song.

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To celebrate the opening, they are holding a Family Fun Day on Saturday, 3rd October, from 10am4pm. Everyone is invited to come along to see what is available and meet the staff; there will be fun and activities for youngsters – see page 14 for full details. î Palladium Building Supplies Blair Road, Ivybridge. www.palladiumbm.co.uk

A Poppy Appeal golf day is being held at Wrangaton Golf Course on Sunday, 25th October. The Stableford competition is open to men and women and is £15 per person, with £5 going to the Poppy Appeal and the rest toward good prizes. Teams of two/four players (including handicaps) should apply to the Director of Golf, Wrangaton Golf Club, Golf Links Road, Wrangaton TQ10 9HJ by 19th October.

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Fairtrade fun A fun, Fairtrade-themed party is being held in October to celebrate the renewal of Ivybridge’s Fairtrade Town Status. The event, which will have Fairtrade-themed activities for all the family, is at The Watermark on Saturday, 31st October, from 10am until 12 noon, and will celebrate Ivybridge’s continuing commitment to fairer trading around the world. Ivybridge was the first town in the South Hams to become a Fairtrade Town. î www.facebook.com/ fairtradeivybridge

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SPOOK-TACULAR HALLOWEEN CRAFT WORKSHOPS n Wednesdays at The Watermark cafe, 10am-12pm (£5 per person): 7th - Cardboard Owls 14th - Spooky tea lights 21st - Book pumpkins 28th - Paper pumpkins n Thursday at The Watermark cafe, 7-9pm (£10 per person): 8th - Shackles Charm Bracelet 22nd - Spiderweb pendents n Friday at Endsleigh terrace cafe, 10am -12pm: 2nd - Ghostly floating Tea cups £10 9th - Book witches hat £5 16th - Felt witches hat £7.50 23rd - Glitter goblets £10 30th - Halloween book wreaths £7.50

QUEEN OF CRIME Agatha Christie is the subject of guest speaker Patricia Stokes’ talk ahead of Ivybridge U3A’s Annual General Meeting at The Watermark on Monday, 19th October. The meeting get sunder way at 2pm. FIND OUT MORE: Telephone 01752 892772, email ivybridge.u3a@gmail.com or visit www.ivybridge-u3a.org.uk

SOME SLEUTHING BETWEEN SHOWS Members of Ivybridge Theatre Company are already preparing for the company’s next production, a family show to be staged from 12th-14th February, 2016. In the meantime, the company recently performed a 1970s murder mystery event in Plymouth which saw a revival of glam rock, flares

HISTORIANS VERSUS ENGINEER The archaeology of Egypt in the bronze age, circa 2,500BC, was the subject of a fascinating talk by Peter Brooks at Ivybridge Probus Club’s September meeting.

Peter explained that the Egyptians were master builders, with the Pyramids and Valley of Kings probably their best-known building legacy. Learned historians, responsible for much exploration into this, held the belief that the monuments were hand carved using the chipping method; such is the beauty, smoothness and intricacy of the objects, chipping techniques were out of the question. Excavations and an open-minded approach eventually lead to the belief that only gemstones could have been used for cutting the hard igneous rock of which the statues and obelisks were made. Next, Peter spoke about the quarries upstream from Luxor at Aswan. Egyptologist and engineer Reginald Engelbach discovered a 1,200 tonne obelisk cut into the stone of one of the quarries such that it could be levered from its thin stone spine and eventually honed into a perfect square cross section. Peter was given a unanimous vote of thanks by members and answered many questions. The next meeting of the Club will be the first Tuesday in October. FIND OUT MORE: Contact secretary Bob Mailing on 01752 892255

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Local health and lifestyle advice Are you confused and fed up with conflicting reports in the media of what is good for you? Should you drink that glass of red wine? Just how many portions of fruit and vegetables is the right amount without worrying about the sugar they contain? Hopefully all this confusing information will be explained at Ivybridge’s own Health and Lifestyle Fayre on Saturday, 17th October 2015. The Fayre will be held from 10.30am to 3pm in the Stowford Suite at The Watermark and is supported by the Town Council. Around 24 health-related organisations will be represented, from acupuncture to dementia, dentistry

to walking for health. There will be lots of help and advice from all sorts of different local sources. There will also be face painting for the children, courtesy of Seamoor Children’s Centre, and local groups such as the Donkey Sanctuary and U3A will be attending. Leading up to the fayre, local primary schools have been invited to select children from Years 2 to 6 to take part in a competition to design a poster for the event. The top three posters will be framed and hung in health centres around Ivybridge and Plympton. The event has been organised by the Patient Participation Group at

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Enjoy a spook-tacular Halloween with the magical Billy Wiz at Ivybridge Donkey Centre. The party, on Saturday, 31st October, between 5-7pm, will include magic and puppet shows, party games and lots of fun. There will a prize for the best fancy dressed child. Ticket are £8 per child, which includes a picnic box, and the show is suitable for children aged 4 years and over. There are limited tickets available, so booking is essential. For more information or to book tickets, call 01752 690200.

The Friends of Erme Primary School Fashion Show and Sale is back by popular demand! The night is an amazing opportunity to buy high street fashion and accessories at up to 70% off high street prices. The show and sale is on Friday, 16th October, at The Erme Primary School, Station Road, with doors opening at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Money raised will go towards a teaching kitchen. Tickets are £5 and includes a drink. To find out more, contact Kay Winstone 07980 116104 or via email kay.winstone@sky.com

Weds 7th/14th/21st/28th: 10am-12pm COMMUNITY FORUM Get advice and support from local and national organisations and groups. 10.30am-12pm MEMORY LOSS READING GROUP For people with memory loss & their carers. Thurs 8th/15th/22nd/29th: 9.30am-12pm CITY OF PLYMOUTH CREDIT UNION 10.30-10.50am BABY BOUNCE AND RHYME 2.30-4.30pm KNIT & NATTER Fridays - 10am-12pm WORK CLUB operated by LearnDirect

@ THE LIBRARY Mon 12th: 4-5pm M@X’S BOOK DREAMERS BOOK GROUP Book group for children aged 7-11. Tues 13th: 10am-12pm NEXT STEPS Informal friendly support group for parents and carers of young adults who have ongoing special or additional needs. Weds 14th: 1.30-3.30pm IVYBRIDGE STROKE SUPPORT GROUP Self-help group for stroke survivors and their carers. Saturday 17th: 10.30-11.30 BUILD A STORY Listen to the

Ivybridge Health Centre in conjunction with the Beacon Medical Group. BMG, established in April 2014, provides GP services to approximately 33,000 patients and was set up to provide better options for patients, including additional services and extended opening hours. Patient centred care is at the heart of the organisation and the group is investing in its staff to help them deliver excellent care. The Town Crier will be shouting about this unique event from 9th October around the town so listen up, get your questions ready and come along and join us on 17th October.

CHARITY CONCERT A concert in aid of the RNIB Transcription Centre in Ivybridge is being held at the Methodist Church on Saturday, 10th October. The Kingsmen and the Mandolin Orchestra of Devon will be performing. Tickets, £5, are available from Ivybridge and Modbury TIC, on the door or by calling 01548 830382. The concert starts at 7pm.

COFFEE MORNING

The Ivybridge and South Brent Branch of Arthritis Research UK is holding coffee morning at South Brent Old School on Saturday, 17th October, 10am-12.30pm. As well as coffee there will be cakes, stalls, a draw and charity Christmas cards.

story and then have a go at building it with Lego. £1.50 per child. Book with library staff. 10am-12pm IVYBRIDGE WRITERS GROUP Share creative writing thoughts and ideas in our friendly informal group. Application forms must be completed via the Library staff. Waiting list may apply. £3 per session. Thursday 8th: FRIENDS OF IVYBRIDGE LIBRARY MEETING Interesting and Amazing Finds with Charles Lanning of Bonhams Antiques. 7pm. Tickets £5.

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MAN UP [15] Thu 1 Oct 7.30pm A single woman who's mistaken for a stranger's blind date, leads to her finding the perfect boyfriend. Starring Simon Pegg 86 mins THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST Live by satellite from the Vaudeville Theatre Thu 8 Oct 7.15pm Oscar Wilde’s satirical master-work starring the inimitable David Suchet (Agatha Christie’s Poirot, Long Day’s Journey into Night) as Lady Bracknell. LONDON ROAD [15] Wed 7 Oct 2pm & 7.30pm & Fri 9 Oct 7.30pm The residents of London Road, who had struggled for years with frequent soliciting and kerb-crawling on their street. grapple with being at the epicentre of this tragedy hen a local resident was charged and then convicted of the murders of five women. Tom Hardy & Olivia Colman star 92 mins MANGLEHORN [12A] Wed 14 Oct 2pm & 7.30pm Left heartbroken by the woman he loved and lost many years ago, Manglehorn, an eccentric small-town locksmith, tries to start his life over again with the help of a new friend. Starring Al Pacino and Holly Hunter 97 mins NT Live - Hamlet Thu 15 Oct 7pm Benedict Cumberbatch takes on the title role of Shakespeare’s great tragedy. National Theatre Live will broadcast this eagerly awaited production live to cinemas. Live by satellite from the Royal Shakespeare Company HENRY V Wed 21 Oct Henry IV is dead and Hal is King. With England in a state of unrest, he must leave his rebellious youth behind, striving to gain the respect of his nobility and people. Laying claim to parts of France and following an insult from the French Dauphin, Henry gathers his troops and prepares for a war that he hopes will unite his country 45 YEARS [15] Thu 22 Oct 2pm & 7.30pm There is just one week until Kate Mercer's 45th wedding anniversary and the planning for the party is going well. But then a letter arrives for her husband. By the time the party is upon them, five days later, there may not be a marriage left to celebrate. With Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay 95 mins JURASSIC WORLD [12A] Fri 23 Oct 7.30pm A new theme park is built on the original site of Jurassic Park. Everything is going well until the park's newest attraction--a genetically modified giant stealth killing machine--escapes containment and goes on a killing spree 124 mins MOOMINS ON THE RIVIERA [U] Wed 28 Oct 10.30am The Moomins along with Little My and Snorkmaiden had a sea journey that after storms and desert island dangers leads the family to Riviera, the place that takes their unity to the test 75 mins MR HOLMES [PG] Wed 28 Oct 2pm & 7.30pm An aged, retired Sherlock Holmes looks back on his life, and grapples with an unsolved case. Stars Ian Mckellen 104 mins THE LIVES OF OTHERS [15] Thu 29 Oct 7.30pm In 1984 East Berlin, an agent of the secret police, conducting surveillance on a writer and his lover, finds himself becoming increasingly absorbed by their lives 135 mins KNOCK KNOCK [18] When a devoted husband and father is left home alone for the weekend, two stranded young women unexpectedly knock on his door for help. What starts out as a kind gesture results in a dangerous seduction and a deadly game of cat and mouse. With Keanu Reeves 99 mins The Ivybridge magazine

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HEALTH & LIFESTYLE FRE E E NTRY FAYRE Saturday 17th October 10.30am-3pm - The Watermark Discover what is available for the community of Ivybridge to improve your lifestyle. Exhibitors will include health professionals, opticians and pharmacists, as well as representatives from other organisations such as the Erme Valley Harriers, Citizens Advice Bureau, Ivybridge Health Centre, U3A, Diabetes UK and the Donkey Sanctuary, plus many others. There will be face painting for children and an opportunity to see the Poster Competition results from local primary schools.

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Erme Watercolour Group Exhibition Atrium, The Watermark until 31st Oct. Monday 28th September South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-1pm. Drop- in at The Watermark or call 08444 111 444. Ivybridge Town Council Planning & Infrastructure Committee. 6pm, Ivybridge Town Hall. Town Council Parks and Open Spaces Committee Meeting. 7pm, Ivybridge Town Hall. Tuesday 29th September Meet @ ‘The Mill’ The Famous Lee Mill, 10.30am-12pm. Come with friends or on your own for chat and company. Details: 01752 691100. Tuesday lunches. Methodist Church Cafe, 12.30-2pm. 01752 893812 / bmercy.matthews @homecall.co.uk 5th Ivybridge Rainbows. 5-6pm Ivybridge Scout and Guide Hall, Victoria Park. Ages 5-7. Details: ivybridgerainbows@live.co.uk Ivybridge Community Choir. 7.30-9.30pm. 01626 870107. Wednesday 30th September 0-18 Mths Group. Seamoor Children’s Centre. 1-2.30pm. 01752 896356. Ivybridge Memory Café. 2-4pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. FILM @ The Watermark – Man Up [15] 2pm & 7.30pm. Thursday 1st October Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30am-noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Credit Union. 9.30am-noon. Library. Bosom Buddies. 1.30-2.30pm. Seamoor Children’s Centre. Details: 01752 896356. Knit & Natter 2.30-4pm, The Famous Lee Mill. Book your FREE space on 01752 691100. FILM @ The Watermark – Man Up [15] 86mins. 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Friday 2nd October Ivybridge Country Market. 9.3011.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. 01752 893211. Parent Support Sessions. 9.3011.30am. With Seamoor Children’s Centre. The Library. 01752 896356. Green Pastures coffee bar with lots of toys. Bittaford Methodist Church. 10am-noon. Young Parents Group. 1-2.30pm. For under 25s with child under 5. Drop in at SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Details/book: 01752 896356. Lee Mill Toddlers Together. 10am12noon. For 0-5 year olds and parents/carers. £1 per session. Lee Mill Church Hall. 07971 435728. Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. Youth Worker will be attending. First session is free! Then only £2.

Saturday 3rd October Palladium Building Supplies Open Day. See page 14 for details. Sunday 4th October Apple Day & Autumn Festival. 10.30am-4pm. Free. Parking £4. The Sharpham Trust. Monday 5th October South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-1pm. Drop-in at The Watermark. 08444 111 444. Tuesday 6th October Meet @ ‘The Mill’ The Famous Lee Mill, 10.30am-12pm. Come with friends or on your own for chat and company. Details: 01752 691100. Royal British Legion Pop In. 10am1pm. The Watermark. Information and advice for serving members of the Armed Forces, reservists, veterans and their families. 0808 802 8080 / www.britishlegion.org.uk Ivybridge Probus Club. 12pm. Smithaleigh Hotel. Lunch is served at 1pm. 01752 892255. Tuesday lunches. Methodist Church Cafe, 12.30-2pm. 01752 893812 / bmercy.matthews @homecall.co.uk Ivybridge Community Choir. 7.30-9.30pm. 01626 870107. Wednesday 7th October 0-18 Mths Group. Seamoor Children’s Centre. 1-2.30pm. 01752 896356. Toy Box. 9.30-11.30am. Chapel Place. Loads of play based activities for u5s. £1.50 per family. FILM @ The Watermark – London Road [15] 92mins. 2pm & 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Thursday 8th October Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30am-noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Credit Union. 9.30am-noon. Library. Action on Hearing Loss Clinic. 24pm. Ivybridge Library. With Derriford Audiology. Bosom Buddies. 1.30-2.30pm. Seamoor Children’s Centre. Details: 01752 896356. Knit & Natter 2.30-4pm, The Famous Lee Mill. Book your FREE space on 01752 691100. LIVE @ The Watermark – The Importance of Being Earnest. [12A] The Watermark. 7.15pm start. See film listing on page 11. Friday 9th October Ivybridge Country Market. 9.3011.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. 01752 893211. Parent Support Sessions. 9.3011.30am. With Seamoor Children’s Centre. The Library. 01752 896356. Green Pastures coffee bar with lots of toys. Bittaford Methodist Church. 10am-noon.

What’s On Calendar Young Parents Group. 1-2.30pm. For under 25s with child under 5. Drop in at SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Details/book: 01752 896356. Lee Mill Toddlers Together. 10am12noon. For 0-5 year olds and parents/carers. £1 per session. Lee Mill Church Hall. 07971 435728. Gary Streeter MP Advice Surgery. Ivybridge Town Hall. Appointments only. Please call 01752 335666. Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. FILM @ The Watermark London – Road [15] 92mins. 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Saturday 10th October Charity Concert. 7pm. Ivybridge Methodist Church. In aid of the RNIB Transcription Centre. See page 11 for details. Sunday 11th October The Challaborough Challenge. 9.30am. Marshalled 5 mile walk in aid of The Operation Henry Trust. Details: www.operationhenry.org / 01752 892191. Monday 12th October South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-1pm. Drop-in at The Watermark. 08444 111 444. Ivybridge Flower Club. 7.30pm. The Watermark. Email. janetweston587@gmail.com Tuesday 13th October Meet @ ‘The Mill’ The Famous Lee Mill, 10.30am-12pm. Come with friends or on your own for chat and company. Details: 01752 691100. Tuesday lunches. Methodist Church Cafe, 12.30-2pm. 01752 893812 / bmercy.matthews @homecall.co.uk Ivybridge Community Choir. 7.30-9.30pm. 01626 870107. Wednesday 14th October Ivybridge Memory Café. 2pm4pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. Quiz’s, chat and cake. 0-18 Mths Group. Seamoor Children’s Centre. 1-2.30pm. 01752 896356. Toy Box. 9.30-11.30am. Chapel Place. Loads of play based activities for u5s. £1.50 per family. FILM @ The Watermark – Manglehorn [12A] 97mins. 2pm & 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11.

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Thursday 15th October Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30am-noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Credit Union. 9.30am-noon. Library. Bosom Buddies. 1.30-2.30pm. Seamoor Children’s Centre. Details: 01752 896356. Knit & Natter 2.30-4pm, The Famous Lee Mill. Book your FREE space on 01752 691100. LIVE @ The Watermark – Hamlet NT. 7pm start. See page 11. Friday 16th October Ivybridge Business Breakfast. 8.30-10am. The Watermark. £8 inc breakfast and guest speaker. swdevonbusinessnetworking.org.uk Ivybridge Country Market. 9.3011.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. 01752 893211. Parent Support Sessions. 9.3011.30am. With Seamoor Children’s Centre. The Library. 01752 896356. Green Pastures coffee bar with lots of toys. Bittaford Methodist Church. 10am-noon. Young Parents Group. 1-2.30pm. For under 25s with child under 5. Drop in at SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Details/book: 01752 896356. Lee Mill Toddlers Together. 10am12noon. For 0-5 year olds and parents/carers. £1 per session. Lee Mill Church Hall. 07971 435728. Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. Fashion Show & Pamper Evening. Erme Primary School. See page 11. Saturday 17th October River Erme Clean-up by Ivybridge Environmental Action Group. Health and Lifestyle Fayre. 10.30am-3pm. Free entry. The Watermark. See page 11 for details. Monday 19th October South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-1pm. Drop-in at The Watermark. 08444 111 444. U3A Monthly General Meeting. 24pm. The Watermark. See page 8. Tuesday 20th October Meet @ ‘The Mill’ The Famous Lee Mill, 10.30am-12pm. Come with friends or on your own for chat and company. Details: 01752 691100. Tuesday lunches. Methodist Church Cafe, 12.30-2pm. 01752 893812 / bmercy.matthews @homecall.co.uk Ivybridge Community Choir. 7.30-9.30pm. 01626 870107. ENCORE @ The Watermark – The Barber of Seville. 7.30pm - page 11. Wednesday 21st October One-day Pencil and Watercolour Workshop. 10am-4pm. Town Hall. £40. Book/details: 01752 893852. The Ivybridge magazine

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0-18 Mths Group. Seamoor Children’s Centre. 1-2.30pm. 01752 896356. Toy Box. 9.30-11.30am. Chapel Place. Loads of play based activities for u5s. £1.50 per family. LIVE @ The Watermark – Henry V. RSC Live. 7pm start. See page 11. Thursday 22nd October Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30am-noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Credit Union. 9.30am-noon. Library. Bosom Buddies. 1.30-2.30pm. Seamoor Children’s Centre. Details: 01752 896356. Knit & Natter 2.30-4pm, The Famous Lee Mill. Book your FREE space on 01752 691100. FILM @ The Watermark – 45 Years [15] 95mins. 2pm & 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Friday 23rd October Ivybridge Country Market. 9.3011.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. 01752 893211. Parent Support Sessions. 9.3011.30am. With Seamoor Children’s Centre. The Library. 01752 896356. Green Pastures coffee bar with lots of toys. Bittaford Methodist Church. 10am-noon. Young Parents Group. 1-2.30pm. For under 25s with child under 5. Drop in at SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Details/book: 01752 896356.

Lee Mill Toddlers Together. 10am12noon. For 0-5 year olds and parents/carers. £1 per session. Lee Mill Church Hall. 07971 435728. Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. FILM @ The Watermark – Jurassic World [12A] 7.30pm. See page 11. Saturday 24th October Farmers’ Market. 9am-1pm. Glanville’s Mill, Ivybridge. Sunday 25th October Wild food foraging session. 10am-4pm. The Sharpham Trust. Monday 26th October South Hams Citizens Advice Bureau. 10am-1pm. Drop-in at The Watermark. 08444 111 444. Tuesday 27th October Meet @ ‘The Mill’ The Famous Lee Mill, 10.30am-12pm. Come with friends or on your own for chat and company. Details: 01752 691100. Tuesday lunches. Methodist Church Cafe, 12.30-2pm. 01752 893812 / bmercy.matthews @homecall.co.uk Shaun the Sheep @ The Watermark. 10am. For u5s (& older siblings up to 7). Tickets must be bought in advance from the SeaMoor Children’s Centre - 01752 896356.

Ivybridge Community Choir. 7.30-9.30pm. 01626 870107. Wednesday 28th September Ivybridge Memory Café. 2pm4pm. The Sportsman’s Inn. Quiz’s, chat and cake. 0-18 Mths Group. Seamoor Children’s Centre. 1-2.30pm. 01752 896356. Toy Box. 9.30-11.30am. Chapel Place. Loads of play based activities for u5s. £1.50 per family. FILM @ The Watermark – Moomins on the Riviera [U] 75mins. 10.30am. See film listing on page 11. FILM @ The Watermark – Mr Holmes [PG] 104mins. 2pm & 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Thursday 29th October Wright Group Coffee Mornings. 10.30am-noon. The Sportsman’s Inn. Credit Union. 9.30am-noon. Library. Bosom Buddies. 1.30-2.30pm. Seamoor Children’s Centre. Details: 01752 896356. Knit & Natter 2.30-4pm, The Famous Lee Mill. Book your FREE space on 01752 691100. FILM @ The Watermark – Spy [15] 117mins. 7.30pm. See on page 11. Friday 30th October Ivybridge Country Market. 9.3011.30am. Scout hut next to the Leisure Centre. 01752 893211.

Parent Support Sessions. 9.3011.30am. With Seamoor Children’s Centre. The Library. 01752 896356. Green Pastures coffee bar with lots of toys. Bittaford Methodist Church. 10am-noon. Young Parents Group. 1-2.30pm. For under 25s with child under 5. Drop in at SeaMoor Children’s Centre. Details/book: 01752 896356. Lee Mill Toddlers Together. 10am12noon. For 0-5 year olds and parents/carers. £1 per session. Lee Mill Church Hall. 07971 435728. Youth Leisure Night @ Ivybridge Leisure Centre. 7.30-9.30pm. First session is free! Then only £2. FILM @ The Watermark – Knock Knock [18] 99mins. 7.30pm. See film listing on page 11. Saturday 31st October Dads’ Group. 1-2.30pm. Walk in Longtimber Woods for male carers and their under 5s. 01752 896356. Light Party Ivybridge Baptist Church, 5.30-7.30pm. Fun, games & party tea. Free. Book on 01752 898612. No Halloween dress please. Spook-tacular Halloween Party. Donkey Centre, Filham. See page 11. To get your event listed in the What’s On diary, supply details to: Tel: 01752 892220 or email info@ivybridgewatermark.co.uk by the 12th of each preceeding month.

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Ivybridge during

THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

by tony rea

RECOUNTING LIFE IN THE TOWN O OO REMEMBERING THE FALLEN

hen the British army went to war in August 1914 each infantry battalion contained just one machine gun section; comprising two Vickers heavy machine guns. The army also had far too much cavalry. These were about to change. Experience showed that to be really effective machine guns needed to be deployed in much greater numbers and crewed by specially trained officers and men. So, the Machine Gun Corps was formed in October 1915. At about the same time, many cavalry units were dismounted and used as infantry. This included the local Yeomanry regiment. Reginald Sudlow Hawker was a captain in the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry, a cavalry regiment. Reggie, as he was fondly known, was listed in the 1911 census as a wine merchant. He was the son of Ernest William Hawker, also a wine merchant, and Mrs Alice Hawker. The Hawkers lived at The Chantry – a large house which is still standing near Victoria

Captain Reginald Sudlow (spelt Sydlow on the 1911 census) Hawker, Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry / Machine Gun Corps. Captain Hawker wears the frock coat of the Royal 1st Devons

Park and the entrance to Longtimber Woods. The whole family supported the war effort and when Stowford Lodge opened as a VAD Hospital (in 1917) Reggie’s mother became the Assistant Commandant. When the Devon Yeomanry Regiment was dismounted it seems to have been too much for Reggie Hawker and he volunteered to serve with the newly formed Machine Gun Corps. This was not unusual, many ex-cavalry officers volunteered for the Machine Gun Corps or the Flying Corps. Perhaps these new units were seen as more glamourous or exciting. Just up the road from the Hawkers’ house was Ivybridge station, where John Higman had been the Station Master. His son, Thomas, joined up with the 13th Gloucesters, and Florence Higman worked as the Hawker’s cook at the Chantry. These families, once united by mundane peacetime domestic affairs, became united by tragedy. Reggie Hawker was killed in November 1917 and Tom Higman died in April 1918.

CHRISTMAS AT REDLAKE

A historic local building is being brought to life this Christmas. Redlake, the former clay works between Ivybridge and Bittaford, is hosting a Christmas extravaganza to re-launch the building as a hub for all communities in and around Ivybridge and the South Hams. The building, with its iconic chimney stack, will be dressed for Christmas by the custodians of the building, The Eddystone Trust charity. The festive extravaganza will feature ‘Redlake’s Past, Present and the Future’, a rolling presentation of the history of the building and site, with images showing current and future uses. There will be a children’s section, with workshops and craft activities, an inflatable and of course a very special guest... Other attractions will be a food area and an art gallery.

Organisers are now seeking local artists, crafters, bakers, wood turners, gift wrappers, hobbyists, food producers and more to help them make it a fabulous festive extravaganza for the relaunch of this historic building. The building is now run by the Eddystone Trust and throughout the year it will be host to many different types of events, both for the community and public and corporate bodies. Annette Laurie of Laurie Events & Projects, said: “This is a fantastic building with so much potential. I am so excited about liaising with Eddystone Trust to turn this fantastic, historical, building and large site into a destination.”

î The Redlake Christmas extravaganza is on Sunday, 13th December. Contact annette.laurie@ blueyonder.co.uk, call 07802 896505 or visit www.leapsw.com to find out more

Star gazing pupils go on space odyssey Pupils at an Ivybridge school “travelled into space” to get a close up look at the stars and planets. Year 5 pupils at Stowford School, who have been exploring stars and planets where man has never gone before, got the exciting opportunity courtesy of a visit from Simon Ould’s Space Odyssey Dome. Their Space topic got off to a flying start when they made the most of the opportunity to “travel into space” and take a close up look at the stars and planets that make up our solar system. With the help of images projected onto the inside of the dome, they explored constellations and planet orbits and Simon had plenty of the latest news from space to share. Year 5 teacher, Jayne Bremridge, said: “It was an amazing experience for the children and they were buzzing with ideas and questions as they left the zone. Their inspiration and excitement, as well as their new found knowledge, were evident during their science lesson the following afternoon, so it was a fantastic way to begin our new topic.”

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Churchfitters

Mused Still time to buy your tickets for this Midlands based tribute act who excel at providing an authentic Muse experience. They will be performing at The Watermark on Friday 2nd October buy your tickets before the show at only £14, or they will be £15 on the door.

Richard Digance Day Saturday 3 October Richard Digance is an evergreen performer who appeals to all ages, making him still one of Britain’s top comedy and music attractions. Comedian and folk singer Richard is now an accomplished artist and will be exhibiting his paintings at The Watermark from 1pm, with an opportunity to meet the man himself from 5pm until the start of his concert. Richard’s art will be available to purchase on the day. Admission to the exhibition is free. Tickets for his concert at 8pm are £15/£13. Later this month, in time for the Poppy Appeal launch, in an initiative supported by Town, District and County Councillors two new commemorative benches will be located in Fore Street to replace those removed due to damage. The seat pictured on page 3 commemorates WWI and a slightly different design depicts WWII, entitled The Landing.

Car parking The Town and District Councils are trying to see if people can be encouraged to stay longer in the town by offering a new parking fee structure. South Hams District Council will consider a proposal this month for a 50p charge for one hour parking (Glanvilles Mill car park), with Leonards Road car park 50p for one hour but also offering £2 for over an hour (for all day). We appreciate that many people want free parking, but regrettably the District Council has to generate income and even to achieve this proposal it could need some financial support, which has been put in place. For walkers and those who want to visit the shops and enjoy something to eat the new parking charges should offer encouragement for people not to 18

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The Pantaloons present Macbeth This is not a story for the fainthearted. It's the story of how old King Duncan died. It's a story of murder and betrayal. It's a story of supernatural sorcery. And it's a story that's going to be retold as you've never seen it before... Taking their cues from film noir, gangland Britain and the clowning tradition (yes, really), the criticallyacclaimed Pantaloons Theatre Company put their own contemporary spin on Shakespeare's most dangerous play. Tragic and hilarious in equal measures, this innovative take on 'The Scottish Play' (Macbeth) features femmes fatale, high-speed chases, killer lines, killer crimes and some seriously weird sisters. Sunday 1 November 7pm. Tickets: £12/£10. Suitable for ages 12+. have to rush back to their cars, but to linger more and enjoy our town. We hope that more people will come into Ivybridge because until the numbers using our shops increase then we are unlikely to be able to attract the type of shops that people say they want. Opening a new shop when footfall/visitor numbers are low is a huge risk so please try to shop local at least once a week and lets help those traders that are here to stay and hopefully attract more…

New councillor and vacancy Gareth Derrick has been Co-opted to represent the Ivybridge East Ward. He completed his career in the Royal Navy two years ago and since then set up a blue cheese manufacturing business (sadly now closed) and developed a role running a commercial dispute resolution business, as an accredited mediator. He uses these skills on a charitable basis for Devon Mediation Service. He is keen to be involved with the Neighbourhood Plan process and to listen to the concerns from residents about issues in Ivybridge. Councillor Vincent has regrettably had to resign because of ill health so a vacancy in Ivybridge West

Playing on Saturday 7 November 8pm The Churchfitters are a folk band like no other. A bass guitar made out of a frying pan. Heartwrenching vocals accompanied by a musical saw. Foot-stompingly fast fiddle mixed with infectious funk-rock bouzouki. And traditional tunes reinvigorated with mesmerising jazz sax. Virtuoso musicians from England and France strut their stuff on a stage that bristles with instruments - adding flute, banjo, dulcimer, tin whistle, guitar, ukulele, stand up dustbin bass and a sackful of percussion to their ensemble. And let’s not forget the unique ‘bing-bong’ machine made out of hack-saw blades. Throw in some exquisite harmonies, a slew of startlingly original songs and a few jokes that create instant rapport and you’ve got a high energy show that always leaves

audiences cheering. How do you adequately describe such a musically diverse, uplifting band? You leave it to Mike Harding, a selfconfessed ‘huge, huge fan’. He calls them 'totally brilliant and beautiful'. Tickets: £12/£10.

Baxter& Blofeld - Rogues on the Road Henry and Peter are back with a brand new show crammed full of even more wonderful (and occasionally outrageous) anecdotes from two extensive careers. Bastians of the beloved Test Match Special with over 80 years in the commentary box and touring the globe between them, Henry and Peter have some tales to tell. They’ve seen plenty of shenanigans so come ready to be shocked and entertained by good men behaving badly Saturday 14 November Tickets: £18.50.

Autumn in the Coffee Shop Following the success of the cooked breakfasts they will be continuing throughout the Autumn. In October your £5 breakfast will also include a regular tea, Americano coffee or orange juice. Enjoy a hot jacket special each day with a choice of winter warmer fillings.

Latest news from Ivybridge Town Council Ward was declared in September. The vacancy will be filled in October, so if anyone would like more information about being a Councillor then please contact the Town Hall or one of the Councillors listed on the website, and we will be pleased to assist.

Behaviour at meetings Recently some controversial planning applications have been considered by the Town Council, and it appears that some members of the public seem to believe it is compulsory to be antagonistic and rude. Councillors are unpaid volunteers, giving up their time to try and represent the community and work within a legal framework. They are not in the pocket of developers,

they are governed by a Code of Conduct and consider each plan on its merits – as Town and District Councillors are required to do. They all have to work within the National Planning Policy Framework so grounds for objection need to be reasoned and coherent – not irrational and insulting. We understand that people are passionate about the town – as are we, but this doesn’t excuse bad behaviour. Ivybridge Town Council does its best to accommodate those who wish to make their point at meetings. There is a procedure, although all Chairmen try to adapt it to accommodate those attending where they can (especially where people are unfamiliar or nervous when speaking in public) but meetings are legally required to be conducted in a certain way, and we would urge those attending to respect the process and make their points clearly and concisely within the permitted three minutes.

Contact the Town Council Town Hall, Erme Court, Leonards Road, Ivybridge PL21 0SZ T: (01752) 893815 E: townclerk@ivybridge.gov.uk W: www.ivybridge.gov.uk

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Sacroiliac dysfunction is generally more common in the young or middle-aged women. I would personally like to think it is a young women’s problem as I have been suffering with this on and off during my attempts at running, but who am I kidding (middle age is upon me!). Dysfunction in the sacroiliac joint is thought to cause low back and/or leg pain – it may feel similar to sciatica – and generally accounts for up to 25% of back pain. There is often one clear difference with the pain felt from the sacroiliac joint compared to pure back pain and this is that the person can often point directly to the area of pain, which is usually in the buttock area. During assessment of sacroiliac dysfunction the physiotherapist will do a series of tests and if three or more tests are positive this will usually indicate the sacroiliac joint is involved rather than the spine. The sacroiliac joint (right) lies next to the bottom of the spine, below the lumbar spine and above the tailbone (coccyx). It connects the sacrum (the triangular bone at the bottom of the spine) with the pelvis (iliac crest). The joint typically has the following characteristics:

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and/or hip and may radiate into groin area. Treatment for this type of dysfunction involves muscle strengthening to improve stability and will usually involve lots of glute (buttock) exercises. Taping of the joint can help symptoms while strength and stability is worked on. • Too little movement (hypomobility or fixation): The pain is typically felt on one side of the low back or buttocks, and can radiate down the leg. The pain usually remains above the knee. Treatment for this type of dysfunction involves mobilisation of the joint by a physiotherapist and mobility exercises to continue at home. Medically, if the symptoms persist injection into the joint can help alleviate pain, but the underlying cause of either hyper or hypo mobility needs to be addressed with physiotherapy. Thankfully for me, my physiotherapy colleague Will Hawling is a dab hand at assessing and treating this condition so I can no longer use this as an excuse not to go running!

• Small and very strong, reinforced by strong ligaments that surround it. • Does not have much movement. • Acts as a shock-absorbing structure. While it is not clear how the pain is caused, it is thought that a dysfunction in the normal joint movement may be the culprit that causes sacroiliac pain: • Too much movement (hypermobility or instaS bility): The pain is typically felt in the lower back

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Cycling the Dartmoor Way the slow way Eighty-one-year-old Roger Turner was the oldest person to cycle the latest guided bike ride on the National Cycle Network from Ivybridge on the August Bank Holiday Monday. Organised jointly by local community group PL21 Transition Town and Sustrans, the national charity that encourages travel by foot, bike or public transport, the ride was the third event this year, which were all fully booked well

before the events fashion some started. munch through The route, the pasties. same for each ride, The ride is 24 starts at The Wamiles long and termark in Ivyclimbs 800 metres bridge, follows the with the steepest beautiful Dartmoor gradient at 20%. AlWay cycle route to Waymarkers guide cyclists though this sounds along the Dartmoor Way route tough, no-one South Devon Steam Railway at Buckfastleigh, called for the back-up car organiswhere cyclists stop for coffee and ers provide. cakes while in true West Country The Dartmoor Way follows tiny

lanes and takes cyclists through hidden river valleys rich with wildlife while the southern tors of Dartmoor benignly look down. It is cycling the leisurely way, enjoying the scenery, taking photographs and eating cakes without feeling guilty. The organisers hope to arrange more similar events in the future. î Find out more about Sustrans: by visiting www.sustrans.org.uk

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PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS By John Armitage of Richardsons Legal Services

Richardsons Legal Services have recently been holding free seminars to groups of people interested in protecting their assets. Because everyones’ circumstances and aims are different, these seminars are painted in the broadest of strokes, but that notwithstanding, they have informed the public about what steps they may take to ensure that the assets amassed over their lifetime are placed into the hands of their choice (almost universally, family) after their passing. It soon became apparent that many people didn’t know what options they had, and many were labouring under some major misapprehensions. Firstly, about two-thirds of adults have not even taken the first steps to protect their assets – namely, making a Will. Many

ALL CHILDREN DESERVE A LOVING FAMILY AND SAFE HOME Local people who have ever thought about adoption are being urged to consider opening their hearts to an older child, sibling group or those with extra needs, children who wait the longest to find a loving family. Families For Children is using National Adoption Week (19th-25th October) to appeal to people not to hold back so that these children need not wait any longer than necessary to find a safe, secure, loving home. The charity is facing a shortage of people willing to give children a new home, as potential adopters are failing to come forward because it has been widely reported that there are fewer young children and babies available to adopt.

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RANGERS Catch up time Now is the chance to do jobs that have been on the back burner, says DNPA Ranger Ella Briens Now that summer has drawn to an end we are busy catching up with jobs that have been put ‘on the back burner’ whilst we have been helping visitors, advising campers, attending local shows, leading guided walks and clearing litter from busy sites. Recently, I have also been working on activities with our Junior Rangers (12-15 year olds). After they had completed conservation tasks and helped at local shows it was time to explore another aspect of Dartmoor, and we cycled the Granite Way from Meldon reservoir to Lydford Castle and back. It is a fascinating route and not too steep for those who are looking for an off-road route for all of the family. Back to the south of the moor... We are now gradually catching up with the local paths that we clear and sorting out other rights of way issues with contractors and volunteers. We have also started our next programme of volunteering activities on archaeological sites. We had a great couple of days back in August, despite the torrential rain, with an excellent turnout of volunteers (sorry we cannot help the weather!). Our Archaeologist Andy Crabb is thrilled that we have almost completed the whole multiple stone row site – he can’t believe it! Volunteer We have some more days planned – the next one is Wednesday, 7th October. We will be clearing vegetation from around the remaining stones that form the multiple stone rows near Glasscombe corner. We are usually on site from 10am until 3pm and use hand tools to carefully remove the vegetation so that these features become prominent in the landscape once more. If you would like to join us then please get in contact to book and get all the details (so we know how many biscuits to bring!). It is always an interesting day – Andy gives an intriguing insight into the local archaeology that is on Ivybridge’s doorstep. Do get in contact if you would like to join us on the 7th, or would like more information about other volunteering opportunities or our Junior Rangers programme. If you are interested in finding out more about the Ranger service first hand, or think you may need their help please, contact them on: Ella – 07711104546 / ebriens@dartmoor.gov.uk Andrea – 07720509270 / aroberts@dartmoor.gov.uk

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The Exeter 5K series is popular with athletes of Erme Valley Harriers. In the August race, Paddy Trinder (18.10) was 3rd male 35, whilst Alison McEwing (18.10) was 1st female and Alison Thorn (19.05) 1st fv40. The trend continued in the September race as Allister Bristow (17.29) was 7th, whilst Alison McEwing (18.29), Cleo Perry (18.43) and Alison Thorn (18.46) were the first three ladies home. The good form of McEwing (38.52), Thorn (39.44) and Perry (40.26) continued at Torbay as the trio won the ladies’ team prize. McEwing was 2nd lady,

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Thorn 1st fv40 and Perry 2nd fv40. The Harriers were well represented at this race (616 finishers) with Allister Bristow (36.01) running well to take 12th spot, whilst Richard Stephens achieved a personal best time of 41.18. Tony Doonan (53.43) also did well as he was 1st mv70. At the Plymouth Coasters 5 Miler Tom Packer (31.13) was 5th and Mark Livermore (36.57) was 2nd mv50. Cleo Perry enjoyed the Cardiff 10K as she achieved a personal best time of 38.07. Perry was 5th in her age category, 24th lady and 177th overall in a race which

attracted some 5,000 athletes. Martin Perry (Cleo’s husband) completed his first-ever race in a time of around 57 minutes. At the Bridgwater Half Marathon, the Harriers’ three athletes did well with Alison McEwing 19th in 1.25.41, Mike Hoskin 41st (1.31.23) and Kent Watson, 57th in 1.35.29, and 3rd mv50. Six Harriers ran at the Bristol Half Marathon with three athletes achieving personal best times. Laurence Harris (1.35.35), Steve Worth (1.48.00) and Bridget Worth (1.58.15). Harriers are now preparing for the cross country and sportshall seasons. The first cross country fixture is at Plymouth on Sunday 11th October, whilst on Sunday 18th the Harriers younger athletes will compete in the Devon Sportshall League at Dawlish. î For more information go to www.ermevallyharriers.co.uk

PUB CRICKETERS’ TOUGH SEASON l cricket A pub cricket team has raised over £1,000 for charity following its debut season playing league cricket. The Old Smithy pub cricket team marked the achievement with an awards night held at the pub. The team had a tough introduction to the rigours of league matches, managing just a single victory all season. Nevertheless, the purpose of the venture was to have some fun and raise money for Guide Dogs for the blind and so far, the amount raised totals over £1,000 thanks to the generosity of players and supporters. At the awards evening, Josh Zimmerman scooped two of the three major awards, but special mention must go to Kenny Cole for receiving the less prestigious ‘Blowers’ award for a complete inability to correctly put on a pair of cricket pads! The team plan to continue next season and possibly introduce a Sunday team to help raise even more funds for a worthy cause.

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