Island Magazines Shankin and Sandown July 2016 Edition

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Dear Readers

Are you fed up with your dirty Welcome to the July issue of Island Magazines. paving? Does your timber need some TLC? We can get it looking The Festival has been and gone and it appears like new again.

WE ALSO OFFER it was a roaring success and the traffic SKYVAC GUTTER definitely seemed to be under control when CLEARING everyone departed the Island.

The months are just flying by and July marks the start of the school summer holidays. Lets hope the weather stays warm and dry for everyone.

If you are looking for ways to spend your time during the holidays and at weekends, why not check out the ‘Dates for your Diary’ on pages 12 and 13.

Inside you will also find all the latest news and information for the community along with advertisers and features.

If you would like to receive an electronic version of the magazine in your inbox each month email- shanklinmagazine@gmail.com and type in the word subscribe.

I hope you all have a wonderful July and I look forward to catching up with you again soon.

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Helping A Feathered Friend in Need.

What do I do now? or Who do I call? Are the questions in the forefront of anyone’s mind if they have come across an injured bird, whether it be the common garden sparrow or one of the Queens protected swans.

The first call should be to Wild Bird Aid which is a local ‘not for profit organisation’ run by Kerstin Voigt and Claire Newsome. Wild Bird Aid specialise in the rescue, rehabilitation and release of native birds. Claire specialises in all native bird species with emphasis on seabirds, pigeons and doves and Kerstin specialises in corvids (ravens, carrion crows, rooks, jays, magpies, jackdaws), birds of prey as well as swallows, martins, nightjars and swifts and all native birds. They will both endeavour to help all bird species, but at the moment they are unable to provide long time care for any birds not listed and will therefore need to get in touch with other rescues on the Island or mainland.

Wild Bird Aid at present are caring for approximately 70 birds and everyday they are faced with problems of running an organisation that is so widely used by the local community. The areas in which they really need help is with volunteers to cover a variety of duties but particularly people to help with the transportation of injured birds and ideally they would like to have volunteers in all areas on the Island, so if an injured bird Residential & Commercial is found, the volunteer can be called upon to collect the bird grounds maintenance and bring it to Wild Bird Aid which is based at a private home contracts, including turfing, in Wootton Bridge for assessment and care. Volunteers are hedge and grass cutting. also needed to take care of animals in their own home e.g Timber Fencing Specialists to rear orphaned small song birds, as Wild Bird Aid cannot accommodate all of these at their premises. Training will be Over 30 years experience provided if needed. They also require volunteers to help with and fully insured feeding and cleaning and as you can imagine the running costs Covering the whole of are very high and they are always happy to receive financial the Isle of Wight donations or if you have an Amazon account please take a look at the Wild Bird Aid wish list. Fund-raising plays an important erectafenceiw@gmail.com role and they are looking for anyone who would like to come aboard to organise fundraising events to help raise the much needed funds.

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Sandown Report from Heather Humby - Telephone 01983 402024 E.mail heather.humby@sky.com 7, Pier Street, Sandown, PO36 8JR IW PUBLIC HEALTH. SANDOWN LOCAL AREA COORDINATOR. At the recent meeting of Sandown Forum, Sally Evans introduced herself, and explained the type of work she is hoping to carry out as coordinator. It is envisaged that sites on social media (Twitter and Facebook) will promote the various advice that is available from IWC Public Health. Members expressed concern that there now appeared to be a myriad of information coming out of the new organisations and groups that are being set up, and was causing confusion to vulnerable, lonely, and disabled people, would might find it very difficult or impossible to seek advice. It was agreed that a letter be sent, expressing concern.

Please note that Sandown Forum will resume their monthly meetings on 9th September.

LOCAL POLICE PRIORITIES FOR SANDOWN. Vehicle Crime. Several complaints have been received of criminal damage being caused to vehicles, wing mirrors have been kicked off, and it is believed groups of youths are responsible for the damage. Police have been patrolling the areas concerned, and over the last month there has been no further damage. The use of mopeds and motorcycles in an anti-social manner is causing concern to residents in Avenue Road, Carter Street, The Skate Park, Sandham Gardens, Yaverland Car Park and the Seafront. It is anticipated that Neighbourhood Watch will now be set up in some areas. For further information, please check the police web site.

NEW MAYOR FOR SANDOWN. At the AGM of Sandown Town council, Councillor Raj Patel was elected Town Mayor, and Councillor Max Grandchamp, elected Deputy Mayor. The resigning Mayor, Mrs Cathy Wright, said how much she had enjoyed representing the community of Sandown over the past year, and hoped that the new Mayor 4

would enjoy his year of office, as much as she had done.

BAY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL. Congratulations to The Bay School, who, along with other voluntary groups, are planting and caring for the planters on the Broadway, and around the town. However, help is still needed to purchase various suitable plants, and businesses and garden centres are to be asked to contribute any surplus plants, or act as sponsors to the scheme.

Over sixty pupils belong to the ‘Community Kid’s Project’, other projects include looking after the tubs and hanging baskets at Sandown Railway Station, planting and tending the gardens at The Briars Residential Home, and supporting ‘Ability Dog’s 4 Young People’ Charity. The team are to join with Arreton School in a joint project with Gdask School in Moldavia 95 YEAR’S. YOUNG. July, sees one of Sandown’s most popular residents, Peggy Forward, celebrate her 95th birthday, and in her honour, a concert is to be held at St John’s Church, will be dedicated to her. Peg is an inspiration to anyone who has worries over growing older, for she still enthusiastically participates in many community events, and is always the life and soul of any gathering.

On behalf of many Sandonian’s, may I wish her a very happy birthday, which she will share with Bill, her husband, and family.

LIBRARY JUNCTION RESURFACING. Yes, our High Street looks great, but why was the junction, outside the library not resurfaced at the same time? All the required equipment was on site, but now will have to be returned to complete the job, with all the necessary road closures and diversions.

I await a response as from IWC, as to when the work will be carried out.

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Report from Heather Humber Continued SANDOW TOWN HALL At the recent meeting of Sandown Town Council, Cllr. Ian Ward reported on the various aspects of of bringing the town hall back into full usage, either under the Sandown Town Council, or possibly, a Community Trust.

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Monthly News Report for Shanklin. Richard 07854 083229 Jon 07964 869338 Email. priest.gilbey@live.co.uk We would like to start by congratulating Shanklin Town Brass Band on being awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service, in the year of the Queen’s 90th Birthday, and following their success at the IW Community Action Awards. This national recognition reflects the hard work, dedication and commitment of Malcolm and Karen Lewis, as well as all involved in the Band since their inception in the 1990’s - and not only is this Award truly merited for their musical standards, it also recognises the contribution they have made to the development of young musicians, and the work they have put into the Chalet (saving it from potential demolition).

this annual event, and the whole season.

Thanks also to all involved in the Big Birthday Celebration on June 12th, from Anne at Shanklin Chine, to the Town Band, and all involved along the Esplanade.

OTHER PROJECTS - The Town Council continues to campaign to improve the provision of Public Toilets in the Town and we hope to put in place a programme of deep clean before the main summer season starts (but apologies as this may mean a day long closure for each Toilet).

Hanging Baskets will again be provided around the Town, alongside grass cutting and verge SEASIDE EVENTS - Shanklin entered the National maintenance, the Flower Troughs in the Town Seaside Awards, and our beaches were only one Square, help with our Green Town projects, of four Island beaches to receive this accolade Shanklin in Bloom: together with the efforts of - reflecting the commitment the Town Council Pubs, Clubs, Hotels, and Individuals, the Town has given to funding bins on the Beach, first has been nominated for South East England in aid equipment to all Longshoremen, funding Bloom recognition and we will notify readers of occasional mechanical cleans, helping with litter this nomination in a future magazine. picks on the beach, providing a defibrillator and training for emergencies, improving signage and Shanklin Voluntary Youth & Community Centre information to tourists, repairing Shelters and (where we are both volunteers) has received a Osborne Steps with Island Roads, and a range of grant to develop its sporting activities, and we other initiatives. are grateful that the new High Sheriff, Robin Courage, was able to present the cheque, We would also highlight the contribution made as well as present first aid certificates to by all Longshoremen to this success - their daily volunteers at the Centre. efforts often go unappreciated, but without their contribution residents and tourists would We have worked with Island Roads to minimise not be able to enjoy the offer that the Beach the disruption caused to residents regarding (together with visitor attractions, licensed current and forthcoming projects (Regent premises, hotels, cafes, and similar amenities) Street, Brook Road, et al), and appreciate that provides - and we will continue to develop this some disruption is inevitable if we are going to relationship to maintain and improve standards secure the much needed improvements that for the future. residents have been asking for - but please contact us if there are any issues that arise.

The Shanklin Rowing Regatta also showed Shanklin Esplanade off to its best, glorious COUNCIL ISSUES - With Town Council colleagues sunshine, a calm sea hosting a top quality we have secured a grant from the British competition that showcased local talent, as well Heart Foundation to provide a Defibrillator at as reflecting the hard work and dedication that Falcon Cross, but being available to the local Terry, Ian and all involved in the Club put into community - more details to follow.

News Report for Shanklin continued...

At Isle of Wight Council level, we have both been re-elected by the Full Council to our Posts as Chair of Environment and Transport Select Committee, and Health & Adult Social Care Scrutiny - we believed that, at this time of massive financial challenge, the Island needs stability and that their needs to be a crosschamber approach that puts local people above politics, and we welcome the Full Council supporting our position.

enjoy - we try to get to as many events as possible, and appreciate the efforts made by all that make a difference to the Town.

Jon and Richard (Shanklin Town and County Councillors) PS And this would have been our headline comment (if it wasn’t for the success of the Town Band) - we would like to congratulate Shanklin Athlete Jess Andrews, and her proud family, on her success on being selected for the Team GB squad going to Rio for the Olympics, representing the country in the 10,000 meters: Jess was a student at Sandown High School (and attended IW Athletics Club.

We are sure that there will be more details of Jess’s running schedule for Rio, in the coming months, and know that Shanklin, and the Island, will be cheering Jess on.

Locally, Jon has been reappointed Mayor of Shanklin, with Steve Knight being appointed Deputy - with the issues facing Shanklin in the forthcoming year, and beyond, its important that the Town works together to protect muchneeded services and promote the strengths that Shanklin has, for residents and tourists alike.We are also working on several local planning issues, business issues (inc campaigning to retain the presence of one of our banks), and engagement with the Local Authority (we have many issues that remain unresolved, despite ongoing requests for clarity, Residential Carehome and are sure residents will share our frustration).

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FORTHCOMING ACTIVITY - With the Summer rooms in a detached stone building fast approaching, we are looking forward to villa which stands in a prominent position overlooking Sandown Bay being involved with Carnivals and Regatta; Dash and Splash; Here to Here Swim; music at 8 Crescent Road, Shanklin PO37 6DH Rhylstone; the range and quality of whats on Tel: 01983 862522 offer at Shanklin Theatre; new shops coming to Email: info@firbankresidential.co.uk Regent Street and High Street; the music and www.firbankresidential.co.uk entertainment provided at local pubs and hotels.

We are also working on the Autumn Public Meeting, and would welcome any ides as to subjects to be covered and guests to be invited; working to protect the School Crossing Patrol at St Blasius Primary, and have written to the Leader of the Council regarding how this service could be funded; and will be looking to secure further grants to improve services in Shanklin.

Thanks, as ever, to all those individuals and groups that contribute to all the activities, and events, that Shanklin residents, and visitors,

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Dates for your Diary Saturday 2nd July - The Bay CE Primary School Summer Fair will be held, from noon to 4 pm.

Attractions include Band’s, Craft Stalls, Entertainment, Bar and Refreshment Saturday 2nd July – Round the Island Race - organised by the Island Sailing Club, this is a one-day yacht race around the Isle of Wight.

The race regularly attracts over 1,700 boats and around 16,000 sailors, making it one of the largest yacht races in the world. Starting on the Royal Yacht Squadron line in Cowes, the fleet races west, to The Needles, round St Catherine’s Point and Bembridge Ledge buoy, and back into the Solent to the finish line at Cowes. The first start in Cowes will be at 8.30am,

Monday 4th July – Isle of Wight Family History Society open meeting at Hunnyhill Room, Riverside Centre, Newport. Doors open 7pm, talk starts 7.30 and lasts about 45 minutes.

Admission members - £1; non-members - £2.

Sharon Beddard speaking on Finding Balmoral House: the beginning of complex genealogy.

Wednesday 6th July and Thursday 7th July – The world famous Watoto childrens choir will be performing their lively, joyous music and dance at free concerts on Wednesday at the Salvation Army in Pyle St. Newport and again on Thursday at St John the Evangelist Church in Sandown. Both concerts start at 7pm. The choir consists of about 30 adults and children (aged 7 to 13). The children (and many of the adults too) are all orphans that have been brought up, cared for and educated by the Watoto organisation in their villages. Currently Watoto care for around 300 orphans.

Saturday 16th July – Bembridge Summer Festival 2pm – 10pm . Come and join us at Steyne Park for a packed day of entertainment.

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Once the daytime festivities are over we’re moving inside the BYCC for a night of eclectic DJ’s courtesy of Lane End Downbeat. Entry to the festival is free but any donations and money raised on the day goes to Bembridge Youth and Community Centre.

Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th and Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th July Seahorses Open Day, Studio and Garden. Victoria Road, Freshwater PO40 9PP. Seahorses opens the doors of its houses, B&B, Art Studio and gardens for two weekends in July. A great day out for the entire family with BBQ, Wood fire pizza, Ice cream, Cream Teas, T-shirt printing Workshop, stalls that... This is a free event.

Sunday 17th and 24th July and Sunday 7th and 21st August - Vectis Boating and Fishing Club Junior Open Fishing Competition for under 16’s on Ryde Pier. For times and details ring Colin on 01983 811220 (daytime), 07967 330871, or email: cwebb1100@yahoo.co.uk Sunday 17th July – The Bestival Ryde Slide will once again be taking place in Union Street Ryde and there are 600 places up for grabs to ride the Ryde Slide. Tickets are £5 to enter the prize drawer, visit www.bestival.net. There will be a fancy dress competition where you can win Bestival tickets and Ryde Slide T-shirts, DJ’s will be playing on the day from 11am till 6pm including Rob da Bank. All proceeds will go to Ryde Aspire, Ryde Inshore Rescue, Wight Brainy Bunch, Ryde Arena and the Waterside Trust.

Tuesday 19th July – Frack Free Isle of Wight Public Meeting at The Wilberforce Hall, Main Road, Brighstone. Doors open 6.30pm ready for presentation at 7pm followed by Q & A’s.

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Friday 22nd - Sunday 24th July - Sandown Baptist Church are holding a themed flower festival, named ‘God’s Paintbrush’.

Refreshments will be available.

Tuesday 26th July – Compton Sandcastle Competition – 10.30am – 2pm Pit your wits and creative skills against the elements for the ‘Last Castle Standing’ competition or use your design skills to create a spectacular Sand Sculpture in our ‘Design’ competition. 10.30am registration for an 11am start. £2 per team. You will need to bring your own bucket and spade.

Sandown Carnival - Come and celebrate 127 years of Sandown Carnival. Friday 29th July – Childrens Day at Eastern Gardens. This is an

all day event which includes, fun sideshows, face painter, competitions, disco, free trampolines, Magic by Andy, Twisted Inflations Balloon creating, Unidos Samba band. The Childrens Parade starts at Sandham Grounds and finishes at Easter Gardens. 2pm assemble for judging and photographs, 2.15pm judging commences and at 3pm procession leaves Sandham Grounds and arrives at Eastern Gardens at approx 3.45pm for prizes.

Saturday 30th July – Main Carnival starts at 11am with entertainment throughout the day at Easter Gardens including Magic, Wight Bells, Company B and Derek Sandy. The main carnival parade starts and finishes at Culver Parade/The Esplanade. Procession starts at 7pm For more information go to www.sandowncarnival.com

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