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imag INFORMATIVE | INTERESTING | INTERACTIVE THE IVYBRIDGE MAGAZINE ISSUE 46131 | JUN 22 LOCAL EVENTS – page 18 PHOTO: ALESSIA PIERDOMENICO News Heritage What’s On Clubs & groups Community calendar Ivybridge – a listening town

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INSIDE COUNTY CHAMPIONS Children at South Brent Primary School enjoyed stunning success at the County Gymnastics Finals - school reports p23 & p26 FALKLANDS MEMORIAL SERVICE To mark the 40th anniversary of the formal end of the Falklands War, the Royal British Legion Ivybridge Branch will hold a short service of remembrance at Harry’s Patch on Sunday, 19th June at 10.45am. All are invited to attend and pay tribute to those who took part in the campaign and to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. SUPERMARKET PLAN OPPOSED Cornwood Cricket Club Under 11 Girls softball A vociferous group of residents expressed team after their victory in their first match at their opposition to plans to build a Yelverton CC supermarket in the centre of Ivybridge Looking for something to do over the Jubilee weekend? Plus: Bumper turnout at the Ivybridge at the annual town meeting See page 12 For details of local events, see page 18 10K – see sport page 28 FREE DEFIBRILATOR COURSE Changes to bin collection days due to the Jubilee bank holiday weekend Thursday, 9th June, The Watermark, 6.30pm start. Places limited so Thursday 2nd June Saturday 4th June imagbook as soon as possible – 07881 308734 / [email protected] Friday 3rd June Monday 6th June 6th-9th June One day late Friday 10th June Saturday 11th June Call/text/WhatsApp: 07516 539573 From 13th June Return to normal timetable Email: [email protected] Web: theimag.co.uk For information on waste and recycling visit www.southhams.gov.uk/recyclingwaste The imag is an independent magazine published and produced by Lily design, 6 Claymans Pathway, Woodlands, Ivybridge PL21 9UZ. © Lily design 2022. The imag has no affiliation to, nor official relationship with, any organisations or authorities. No part of this publication may be reproduced, in any form, without the prior express consent of the publisher. All information, advertised or provided, is accepted in good faith as being correct at the time of going to press. Opinions expressed in the magazine are not necessarily those of the publisher and editor. The publisher accepts no responsibility for products, goods or services that may be advertised or referred to. When responding to an advert or article, please mention that you saw it in the imag imag 3

COMMUNITY DIARY MONDAY TUESDAY LUNCHES 12:15-13:30 SO SOCIAL - COFFEE MORNING SO SOCIAL IVYBRIDGE - PEER ERME VALLEY HARRIERS – SOUTH HAMS CITIZENS ADVICE Ivybridge Methodist Church. Delicious 11:00-12:00 The Bridge Community Cafe. SUPPORT 14:00-15:00 The Bridge, SENIORS TRAINING SESSION 18:00- 09:30-12:30 The Watermark. Face-to-video lunches served every Tuesday. Children Come and meet new friends and enjoy the Leonards Road. Free peer support group 19:00 Ivybridge Rugby Club. Friday night consultations every Monday (excluding welcome. Email [email protected] company of others. Everyone welcome. for people living with long-term medical social run for those of all abilities. Usually bank holidays). Turn up during these or call 01752 894083 . Facebook: search So Social Ivybridge or conditions and disabilities. Facebook: starts from Rugby Club but are sometimes times and phone the mobile number IVYBRIDGE ARTY CRAFTY GROUP call Shirley Weeks on 07934 999404 . search So Social Ivybridge or call Shirley away days. Contact Keith Reed – 01752 on the board outside or you can email 13:30-16:30 Scout and Guide HQ, Blachford IVYBRIDGE FOODBANK 13:00-15:00 Weeks on 07934 999404 . 893573 / ermevalleyharriers.co.uk [email protected] Road. An afternoon of painting or craft. Ivybridge Methodist Church. Open to all. KNIT AND NATTER 14:30-16:30 THE BRIDGE PROJECT YOUTH CAFE COFFEE MORNING 10:30-12:00 For more information or to join the group For more information visit www.ivybridge. Ivybridge Library. A friendly group who 18:30-22:00 The Bridge, Leonards Road. Abbeyfield House, Trehill Road. Everyone contact Gerry on 01752 690176 or Hazel on foodbank.org.uk or email: info@ivybridge. enjoy knitting, sewing and crochet over a Drop-in evening. Free. Table football, welcome. To book call 01752 691567 or 01752 892438.. foodbank.org.uk or call 07706 457336. cup of tea or coffee, accompanied by some Xbox, games, pool table, ping pong, hot email [email protected] 5th IVYBRIDGE RAINBOWS 17:30- Food donations welcome 10am-12pm. chatter. Free. chocolate. 6.30-8pm for Years 6, 7 & 8. IVYBRIDGE TREFOIL GUILD 10:30 18:30 Ivybridge Methodist Church. Also food donation points at Tesco Lee Mill, 1st IVYBRIDGE RAINBOWS 16:10- 8.30-10pm for Years 9 & above (up to 18). Bridge Cafe, Leonards Road. Whether Contact Jenny on 01752 894265 / email Ivybridge Coops and Nature’s Larder. 17:20 St John’s Church Hall. For more Call Elis Norton: 07966 911560 / admin@ you’re involved in Girlguiding or not, Trefoil [email protected] THE BRIDGE STROKE GROUP information please contact Jackie: ivybridge.yfc.co.uk Guild is a wonderful opportunity to meet 3rd IVYBRIDGE BROWNIES 18:00- 13:30-15:30 Ivybridge Town Hall. Second [email protected] AIR CADETS 19:00-21:30 Cadet Centre, like-minded people to share your next 19:30 Ivybridge Methodist Church. Wednesday of the month. Offering support 2nd IVYBRIDGE RAINBOWS 17:10- Filham Park. For more information email adventure. Contact Joy Davies on 01752 Contact Jenny on 01752 894265 / email to those who have suffered a stroke and 18:20 St John’s Church Hall. For more [email protected] or call 07518 895946 for more information. [email protected] their carers. For more information call information please contact Jackie: 025526 SOUTH HAMS COMMUNITY ERME VALLEY HARRIERS – 01752 896931. [email protected] YOUTH LEISURE NIGHT 19:00 ORCHESTRA 10:30IvybridgeRugbyClub. SENIORS TRAINING SESSION 18:00- IVYBRIDGE MEMORY CAFE ERME VALLEY HARRIERS – JUNIOR Ivybridge Leisure Centre. Ages 11-16. An orchestra for enthusiastic amateurs 19:00 Ivybridge Rugby Club. Friendly 14:00-16:00 The Watermark. We meet TRAINING 18:00-19:15 Ivybridge Term time. First week free, subsequent meeting weekly during term time. For running club for those of all abilities. every fortnight on a Wednesday for Community College. Training for those weeks £2.50. information and contact details see www. Contact Keith Reed – 01752 893573 / entertainment, refreshments and a chat aged 8 upwards of all abilities. For more shco.co.uk £5 per session payable termly. ermevalleyharriers.co.uk together. If your loved one is suffering information contact Keith Reed on 01752 SATURDAY STORYTIME 10:30-11:00 Ivybridge IVYBRIDGE JUDO CLUB 18:15- from cognitive impairment give us a call 893573 www.ermevalleyharriers.co.uk IVYBRIDGE ARTISAN MARKET 09:30- Library. For children between the ages of 20:15 St John’s Church Hall. Beginners on 07498746944 IVYBRIDGE VOLUNTEER POLICE 13:00 The Watermark. First Saturday of the 3 and 5 and their carers. No need to book. 6.15-7.15pm, juniors 7.15-8.15pm. IVYBRIDGE BLOOMERS 14:00-16:00 CADETS 18:30 Ivybridge Community month. A wide range of handmade items. Call Ivybridge Library on 01752 893140. Contact Pete Whitfield – 07599 111815 / The Leat Garden, off Fore Street. A group College. Every Thursday - term time only. ivybridgeartisanmarket.co.uk RAMBLERS WELLBEING WALKS [email protected] of enthusiastic volunteers on a mission £3 per week but this may be subsidised in LEGO CLUB 10:00-12:00 Ivybridge (Walking for Health) Level 1 11:00 ARMY CADETS 19:00-21:00 Cadet to make Ivybridge beautiful! No previous extreme cases of hardship. www.dc.police. Library. All ages welcome (under 8s Every Monday from The Watermark. Centre, Filham Park. Abigail Boyne on gardening experience necessary. Search uk/cadets / [email protected] must be supervised). No need to book. These are shortish walks at a slower [email protected] Facebook – Ivybridge Bloomers, see ARMY CADETS 19:00 Cadet Centre, Suggested donation 50p per child. For pace specifically to assist regaining health IVYBRIDGECOMMUNITYCHOIR19:30- ivybridgebloomers.community or phone Filham Park. For more information, contact more information call Ivybridge Library on after illness or regaining confidence. Well 21:30 Douro Court. southdevonsingers@ Shirley Weeks on 07934 999404. Abigail Boyne on1399boyn@armymail. 01752 893140. behaved dog owners welcome. gmail.com / 07915 053950 1st IVYBRIDGE GUIDES 18:00-20:00. mod.uk or visit armycadets.com/ THE DARTMOOR EDGE FEST 10:00 www.ramblers.org.uk IVYBRIDGE & DISTRICT CAMERA Timings and location can vary depending LIONS CLUB 19:30 The Watermark. The Clay Factory. Third Saturday of the VETERANS PEER SUPPORT GROUP CLUB 19:30 Jubilee Hall, Bittaford. on the activity. Contact Leah Parsons Second and fourth Thursday of the month. month. A creative festival with art market, 12:00-14:00 The Farmyard Cafe, Wotter. Show your own work. Guest speakers. for more information: ivybridgeguides@ All welcome. For more info contact 0845 crafts, community art making, children’s Free veterans and families coffee drop-in. Visitors welcome. Contact email: hotmail.com 833 9834 or [email protected] activities and cafe. Free - suggested £1 Contact Trevor Gracey on 07964 319683. [email protected] IVYBRIDGE ROTARY CLUB 18:00- COME DANCING, CIRCLE DANCE donation on exit. [email protected] U3A GENERAL MEETING 14:00-16:30 The club meets on the second and 20:00 The Watermark. Fortnightly on 19:30-21:00 Yealmpton Community Centre. SO SOCIAL - COFFEE MORNING The Watermark. General meetings are fourth Tuesday of each month. www. the second and fourth Wednesday of the Clearly taught, easy to learn and great fun! 11:00-12:00 The Bridge Community Cafe. held on the third Monday of each month ivybridgecameraclub.org month. For more information call 01752 For more information contact Roz on 01752 Meet new friends and enjoy the company (excluding bank holidays). For more IVYBRIDGE YOUNG FARMERS 19:30 698055 or see www.facebook.com/ 880196. 1st and 3rd Thurs of each month. of others. Everyone is welcome. Facebook: information email ivybridge.u3a@gmail. The Hunting Lodge, Cadleigh Lane. First IvybridgeRotary TABLE TENNIS 20:00-21:30 Sports Hall, search So Social Ivybridge or phone com or call 01752 658164. Tuesday of the month. For information ERME VALLEY RANGERS 18:30-20:30. Ivybridge Community College. Junior(u18) Shirley Weeks on 07934 999404. SLIMMING WORLD 17:30 & 19:00 visit www.devonyfc.co.uk/join-yfc-club / Part of Girlguiding for girls aged 14 to £2 - Adults £4 per session. First visit is free. Chapel Place Community Centre, off Fore see www.facebook.com/IvyYFC / or call 18. We are girl led, if we can, we do what Booking essential either by text, email or SUNDAY Street. Sessions at 5.30pm and 7pm. Pop 07472904700 they want to do such as cooking, craft and Whatsapp. Contact Alan on 07712 896185 FAMILY WORSHIP 10:30 Ivybridge in or contact Kim on 07847 218216. having fun. The location will depend on the or [email protected] Methodist Church. Lively family worship AIR CADETS 19:00-21:00 Cadet Centre, WEDNESDAY activity. For information call Sharon on with activities for all ages of young people. Filham Park. [email protected] / IVYBRIDGE CARING VOLUNTEERS 01752 698656. FRIDAY Contact Pam Montgomery imcbookings@ 07518 025526 09:30-12:00 The Watermark. Drop in for ROYAL BRITISH LEGION 19:00-21:00 LITTLE FISHIES PARENTS AND gmail.com or 01752 894083. IVYBRIDGE FLOWER CLUB 19:30 The a chat about donating a couple of hours Ivybridge Constitutional Club. For more TODDLERS GROUP 09:45-10:45 The IVYBRIDGE SALVATION ARMY Bridge, Leonards Road. Meetings – every of your time for elderly people in the information contact Dermot Roberts on Bridge, Leonards Road. Term time SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:30-10:30 second Monday (apart from January community. Call 07791239357 or visit the 01752 691645. Meeting dates may differ only. £2 per session per family. Contact The Bridge, Leonards Road. For more and August) – vary from wonderful top floor of The Watermark and use the - check http://branches.britishlegion.org. Ruth Hammond on 01752 894306 / information contact Ruth and Ian floral demonstrations by demonstrators phone there for entry. uk/branches/ivybridge or www.facebook. [email protected] Hammond on Tel: 01752 896974. to ‘hands-on’ workshops. Visitors are LITTLE FISHIES PARENTS AND com/royalbritishlegionivybridge/ IVY CRAFTERS 10:00-12:00 Endsleigh [email protected] welcome - first visit free, £8 for subsequent TODDLERS GROUP 09:45-10:45 The IVYBRIDGE THEATRE COMPANY Garden Centre. Weekly craft group. MORNING WORSHIP 10:30 St John visits. For more information contact Bridge, Leonards Road. Term time 19:30-22:00 Chapel Place Community Different and varied craft activity each The Evangelist. One hour service followed Lindsey Reid – 01752 894579. only. £2 per session per family. Contact Centre, off Fore Street. For more week. £10 per session, all materials by refreshments. Contact Paul Hinckley – SEQUENCE DANCING CLUB 19:30- Ruth Hammond on 01752 894306 / information, contact Ron Davis on 01752 included. Contact Jenny on 07706 317825 [email protected] / 01752 895227. 22:00 Lee Moor Public Hall. 01752 892741. [email protected] 893308 or email [email protected] or [email protected] SERVICE 10:30 Ivybridge Baptist Church. SWEENEY TODDLERS 10:00-12:00 TECHIE TALK 10:30-12:30 Ivybridge Junior church and crèche during the TUESDAY Scout Hut, Leonards Road. Parent/child THURSDAY Library. Need help with IT, gadgets, message – tea/coffee after the service. WALKING FOR HEALTH - level II playgroup for preschool age children IVYBRIDGE CARING VOLUNTEERS apps or email? Drop in and see if our IT Pastor: Ian MacGregor – 07504 927437 / 09:45 Meet outside Ivybridge Leisure (birth to 4 years) and their adult. £3 per 09:30-12:00 The Watermark. Drop in for volunteer can help! email [email protected] Centre. Suitable for people looking to family per session for up to 2 children. a chat about donating a couple of hours CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE 11:00 RC CHURCH MASS 10:30 St Austin’s increase their activity levels. Up to 60 Booking essential via bookwhen.com/ of your time for elderly people in the St Austin’s Priory. First Friday of the Priory. With children’s liturgy. Tea/coffee minutes, may include some moderate sweeneytoddlers community. Call 07791239357 or visit the month. All welcome. afterwards. slopes, steps, uneven surfaces and BRIGHT STARTS 10:30-11:00 Ivybridge top floor of The Watermark and use the COMMUNITY CAFE 11:00-15:00 IVYBRIDGE WALKING GROUP 10:00- stiles. Free. Led by trained walk leaders. Library. For children between the ages phone there for entry. The Bridge, Leonards Road. For 16:00.Afriendlygroupthatwalksfortnightly walkingforhealth.org.uk of 2 and 4 and their carers. A structured WALKING FOR HEALTH - level II more information contact Ruth or Ian in and around the South Hams and beyond. PARENTS AND TODDLERS 10:00- singing and story session, helping prepare 09:45 Meet outside Ivybridge Leisure Hammond – 01752 896974 / ivybridge@ www.iwcdevon.org.uk 11:30 Ivybridge Baptist Church. Term children for preschool. No need to book. Centre. walkingforhealth.org.uk salvationarmy.org.uk IVYBRIDGE BLOOMERS 14:00-16:00 times only. Crafts, singing and story time. Suggested donation of 50p per child. COMMUNITY CAFE 10:00-15:00 WISE AND WONDERFUL 14:30-16:00 The Snail Garden, Harford Road. No 01752 923032 / [email protected] READ AND REMINISCE 10:30-12:30 The Bridge, Leonards Road. For Ivybridge Methodist Church. A fellowship previous gardening experience necessary. IVYBRIDGE COMMUNITY HUB Ivybridge Library. Listen to poems and more information contact Ruth or Ian group open to everyone with a different Visit ivybridgebloomers.community/ 10:30-12:00 Ivybridge Library. 07884 stories read aloud. Share your memories Hammond – 01752 896974 / ivybridge@ activity or speaker each week. Term Phone Shirley Weeks on 07934 999404. 063592 / www.innercompassguide.com/ over a cup of tea or coffee. Free. Contact salvationarmy.org.uk times only. Programme can be viewed SERVICE 18:00 Ivybridge Baptist Church. community-hub Ivybridge Library on 01752 893140. BOUNCE & RHYME 10:30-11:00 at ivybridgemethodistchurch.co.uk/ Communion on the third Sunday of the IVYBRIDGE PROBUS CLUB 12:00- COMMUNITY CAFE 11:00-15:00 Ivybridge Library. For children under 3 imcevents/groups-page/wise-and- month. Tea/coffee after the service, and 15:00 Wrangaton Golf Club. Men’s lunch The Bridge, Leonards Road. For and their carers. For more information, wonderful/ £1 per person. 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NEWS COMMUNITY CYCLE STUDENTS TREK TEN TORS Sustainability group PL:21 Transi- tion Town Initiative has joined with Three teams from Ivybridge Community College enjoyed Sustrans and Sustainable South another year of success at the Ten Tors expedition. The Brent for a community cycle event teams, of Years 9, 10 and 11 students, successfully com- on Sunday, 12th June. pleted the renowned expedition, two of the teams walk- The ride, led by Sustrans volun- ing under the college name, with the other team walking teers, will discover the old railway for the Erme and Yealm Valley Hillwalking Club. The two known as the Primrose Line from ICC teams undertook the 35-mile challenge, finishing at South Brent towards Kingsbridge. 1.14pm and 2.23pm on the Sunday. The Erme and Yealm You can start at Ivybridge (35 team completed the 45-mile challenge at 4.40pm. miles) or South Brent (25 miles). The ride is suitable for competent riders aged 15 and over. Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and must be confident cyclists. Start in Ivybridge 9.30am from The Watermark or join at South Brent at 10.30am at Station Yard car park. To find out more, visit www.tinyurl. com/PrimroseTrail PL21 OPEN MEETING CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF YOUTH WORK IN IVYBRIDGE PL21 is holding an open meeting on Local MP Sir Gary Streeter clubs, assemblies and detached “We are so proud of the work Wednesday, 15th June, at The Watermark, praised its community youth work on the street. Elis and Helen Norton (pictured 7.30pm. The evening will feature a talk on work in Ivybridge at a special Speaking on behalf of the trus- with Gary Streeter left) have de- protecting and restoring Devon’s natural event to mark 15 years of Ivy- tees, Dr Andy Hutchinson said: livered over this time along with beauty by funding local nature regenera- bridge Youth for Christ. scores of dedicated volunteers.” tion projects. All welcome. He said: “Ivybridge Youth for Ivybridge Youth for Christ reg- Christ, you are making a differ- ularly serve 100 young people JCLOOLACINYAFLFOAARCUCTTEOHSROYWRSITH ence. I really admire the creative a week through its various ways you interface with young programmes and they are now A flourishing group set up to people.” looking to expand their team support and encourage authors in Youth for Christ director Elis by raising funds for a Gap Year the South Hams has formed a new Norton explained how the student as they move forward link with The Clay Factory, on the charity has served in the region towards the next 15 years. Ivybridge to Bittaford road. of 12,000 young people in Ivy- Find out more at www.ivybridge. Authors from the group will be bridge through youth and school yfc.co.uk taking part in the Clay Factory’s Dartmoor SUPERMARKET PLAN OPPOSED Edge Fests, which are A vociferous group of residents impact of having a multi-storey car tion of parking spaces adjacent held on the expressed their opposition to park so close to the riverside. to the scout hut and leisure centre third Satur- plans to build a supermarket in Doubts were also expressed as to and identify ways to increase use day of every the centre of Ivybridge at the an- whether the store would contrib- of the Keaton Road car park. month. At nual town meeting on 16th May. ute to regenerating of the town. They have also suggested each festival, Tony Rea More than 100 people attended On a show of hands proposed that there could be a possible two authors will be on hand to the meeting, which was dominat- by meeting chair mayor Cllr Sara “accelerated build programme” talk about their work and answer ed by the issue of the proposed Hladkij, an overwhelming majority or construction could be delayed questions. supermarket. opposed the current plans. until January 2023 to avoid the The next Dartmoor Edge Fest is At the meeting, Ivybridge Town An alternative supported by some Christmas trading period. on Saturday, 18th June, when au- Council presented the findings at the meeting was for the super- The district council has also said thors Dove Devereaux and Tony of a survey it conducted which market to be built out of the town a suitable site for a skatepark Rea will attend. At 11am Dove showed that among the 317 centre on the eastern side of town. has been identified alongside the Devereaux will be talking about respondents, people were less Cllr Sara Hladkij told the meeting river, at the back of the leisure her romantic novel ‘Island Reve- likely to visit the town both during that the town council was set to centre, which will be developed lation,’ which is set on the Scilly and after construction of the store debate its official response at the as part of the project. Isles. Then at 2pm, Tony Rea will due to the impact on parking. full council meeting on 23rd May. The district council has also been be reading from and talking about As well as concerns about park- Meanwhile, South Hams District keen to highlight that the project his historical novels ‘Red Sky Over ing and how this will impact local Council has revealed proposals to was supported by 66% of 2,000 Dartmoor’, set in the aftermath of traders and people who work in mitigate the loss of parking during respondents in a consultation. WWI, and the forthcoming follow the town, opposition was voiced construction of the project. The application will be deter- up, ‘The Road to Enniskean’. against the use of public money to These include a free shuttle bus mined by the council’s develop- In October, the Clay Factory and fund the scheme, the destruction service from the train station car ment management committee. 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WHAT’S ON FAMILY WALK HARFORD IN GROUNDS SPECIAL SPACES OF DELAMORE Austin Healey Westland, Rover LANDSCAPE TOUR ESTATE Join a series of short evening P6, 1924 Crossley, Gilbern, Ford @ SHILSTONE walks, centred on the ancient Corsair, Daimler Dart, Daimler By kind permission of Mr and Mrs church of St Petroc’s, Harford. Barker Special Sports, Mini, A rare opportunity to explore Dollard, Friends of Cornwood Pri- Explore this beautiful Dartmoor Triumph Spitfire, E type Jaguar, the historic landscape at Shil- mary School invite you to a family parish, reflecting on its history Lomax and Triumph Spitfire to stone House (above), guided by walk and cream tea/cake around and environment, guided by local name but a few. resident archaeologist Abi Gray, the beautiful grounds of Delamore people who know it well. Devon Vintage Car Club was is being offered on Monday, 13th Estate on Sunday, 3rd July, 10am- Gather at the end of each walk established in 1970 and currently June (2pm). 2pm (last walk start 1pm). for a bring and share meal in the has around 235 members. The Shilstone House occupies a truly Starting at the school, a marked church. aim of the club is to promote and exceptional site, at the head of trail will take you through the Express your response to these encourage the use of all classic a steep-sided valley containing square and round the stunning special spaces through art, music cars, while also raising money for evidence of occupation from later grounds taking in fields, wood- and poetry in a workshop day at charities (last year the club raised prehistory to the present day. lands, pond and waterfall. Lukesland in November. over £3,000). Advanced tickets are priced £2.50 For further details, see facebook. and include a drink and a piece com/stpetrocsharford or call of cake. 01752 691749. For tickets, email Focps2020@ gmail.com or tickets are avail- CLASSIC CARS able from Cornwood Store and @ LUKESLAND Tearooms. On the day tickets are £3 each. Devon Vintage Car Club will be An exciting kids trail full of things displaying around 30 vehicles to keep them entertained on their with a celebratory theme of The walk, with a prize at the end, is Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at available for 50p. Lukesland Gardens on Sunday, Refreshments will be on sale. 5th June. All monies will go towards the Cars on show will include Austin new trim trail at the school. 7s, Standard Avon, MGTD, MGTF, MGF, Triumph Herald, 14 imag Call/text/WhatsApp: 07516 539573 Email: [email protected] Web: theimag.co.uk

After the tour, tea and cake will be Richard Digance - WHAT’S ON served in the Devon Rural Archive. and not be the centre Whilst out exploring the town, The tour will last approximately 24th June of attention. don’t forget to take a photo of 90 minutes. Tickets are £15, and Richard Digance is Although initially an Ivybridge landmark for our must be purchased in advance. a BAFTA nominat- setting out only to calendar competition. Call 01548 830832 or email ed entertainer and play the Tex-Mex [email protected] a recipient of The style they’d pre- Do you need a room to hire for a Gold Award from viously heard by meeting or training course? BRENT SINGERS’ The British Acad- artists Ry Cooder Trying to find a venue for your SUMMER CONCERT emy of Composers and the Texas community group or youth and Songwriters. He is group? Looking for a venue for Brent Singers return for a summer also one of a handful of folk- Tornados, a lot of other a family occasion? Need an singer/songwriters listed in The border music has crept affordable and flexible wedding concert of wonderful Baroque Virgin Anthology of Songwriters. into the mix over the 28 years venue? The Watermark has a music with soloists and orchestra Through the uncertainties of they have played together. selection of rooms for hire for a at Buckfast Abbey on Saturday, lockdown, Richard decided to variety of activities. Rates start at 2nd July, 7.30pm. reduce his 2022 live shows, only Platinum Jubilee Celebrations – just £7 per hour. Get in touch to The centrepiece of the pro- playing his favourite theatres, Jubilee Afternoon Teas discuss the hire of our spaces! gramme is Antonio Vivaldi’s Glo- allowing him to spend more time On the afternoons of Friday 3 ria. The massed voices of Brent writing books and painting. So, and Saturday 4 June you can cel- Coffee Shop Singers with orchestra will be don’t delay as The Watermark ebrate the Platinum Jubilee with We will be continuing with the joined by four soloists for what is one of only a few theatres a cream tea in the Beeson Suite Wednesday hot specials and the promises to be a joyful and uplift- hosting this concert. Tearoom. Enjoy a traditional popular fish Friday, in addition we ing evening of music for choir and afternoon tea or upgrade with a will be introducing summer salad orchestra in the beautiful sur- Los Pacaminos featuring Prosecco. Pre-booking essential. specials including ploughman’s. roundings of Buckfast Abbey. Paul Young Friday - 1 July We will be serving cream teas Tickets are £15 and are available Los Pacaminos must be the first Visit our new re-vamped and re- and also cheese teas on a daily from www.buckfast.org.uk/boxof- Tex-Mex band to have formed stocked Information Centre basis throughout the summer fice or from Abbey bookshop. in the UK. Growing from an idea Now the weather is improving, months. Come and try the amaz- For more info about Brent Singers put forward by Paul Young, the how about buying one of our ing cakes made by Vicki on the please visit brentsingers.org.uk band was formed in 1992 to ap- new and exciting walking guides premises. We also have a new Brent singers are always happy to pease Paul’s desire to be once showing fabulous areas to go supplier called Country Kitchen welcome new singers. Please get again a part of a band, a la The and explore. We also stock a supplying freshly made tray itnhSeytosfuitrecsmthtriKfiayBloBsue-wsMsoiaournl1d5isl_ikfLreeaeytoo. ujoti1n, 13/02/20Q1-5Ti1p0s:,2p3icPkaugpea1guitar again, range of OS Maps, bike maps bakes, quiche, flapjack and pies. and of course local history books. INDIVIDUAL &DISTINCTIVE FITTED KITCHENS, BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS SHOWROOM AND HOUSE VISITS BY APPOINTMENT INNOVATIVELY DESIGNED. BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED. ESTABLISHED 1987 Visit our large showroom at: 3 Stowford Business Park, Filham Moor Industrial Estate Ivybridge, Devon PL21 0BE Tel: 01752 896464 | www.systemkbb.co.uk stem KBB - Jul20.indd 1 When responding to an advert or article, please mention that you saw it in the imag imag 15 18/06/2020 21:13

CLUBS Two, three or Walk dates for to increase your skills and four wheels... IVYBRIDGE WALKING knowledge? Photography for CLUB in June are all will offer advice on taking a Taking care of all your Sunday, 5th June – a Jubilee picture using your phone, how transport needs walk – and Sunday, 19th June. to compose a picture, taking New members are always a picture, editing your photo, FRIEND’S GARAGE welcome. For further information getting your image from phone/ on walks, visit www.iwcdevon. camera to computer, printing, and MOTs / Servicing / Repairs org.uk mounting. Brakes / Tyres / Exhausts All welcome, no cost. I VYBRIDGE & DISTRICT Loosely linked to the club are CYCLES FOR ALL THE FAMILY CAMERA CLUB will be having other groups for people interested outings over the summer in photography, both taking Servicing / Repairs months but its 2021/22 season photos and developing their Accessories & Clothing meetings end with an open camera skills. evening on Tuesday, 31st May, at There is a Facebook group – VISIT US TODAY 7.30pm in Bittaford Village Hall, www.facebook.com/groups/ open to anyone. IvybridgeCameraClub – where 8-10 Stowford Business Park Have a phone, camera or looking you can show your photos and get Ivybridge, 01752 690584 advice and tips from the comfort of your own home. A recent development is So Social Snaps. This group is open to all and meets every Tuesday at 10am. It is free to join and group decisions are made collectively. They meet one week for a drink and chat about photography items of interest and then agree a local outing for the following week to take photos. The next week photos are shared (if you want to) and discussed. The group has Facebook and WhatsApp groups so you can stay FRIEND’S SERVICE STATION Petrol / Car wash Jet wash & Vacuum Premier convenience store including wine, beers and hot and cold food VISIT US TODAY Leonards Road, Ivybridge 01752 690717 W G FRIEND & SON Ivybridge 16 imag Call/text/WhatsApp: 07516 539573 Email: [email protected] Web: theimag.co.uk

A t the beginning of May, Danielle Stephens, whose title will CLUBS IVYBRIDGE PROBUS be Surprise Surprise. The club The cast of Ivybridge Theatre Company’s production of Wind in the Willows CLUB met for its usual meet at The Bridge, on Monday, monthly lunch at the Wrangaton 13th June. Visitors are made very Golf Club. welcome. More details available After lunch, attendees enjoyed a from Lindsey – 01752 894579 fascinating talk by Victor Abbott, a scientist, geologist, historian and T he Art of the Hero: local councillor, on the history and Commemorating Scott development of the road through of the Antarctic is the Ivybridge. subject of this month’s ARTS With summer approaching, the SOCIETY meeting on 29th club is planning a few outdoor June, 2 for 2.30pm. activities, of which a croquet Meetings are held in The Methodist match is a popular event. Church, Fore Street, Kingsbridge, If you would like to join Probus, on Wednesday afternoons, or join contact the secretary, Ritsaert von via Zoom (call 01548 532850 for Oven, on 01752 896 155. details). Visitors welcome for a £10 donation or become a member for T he May meeting of £50 per year. IVYBRIDGE FLOWER connected even if you can’t make I VYBRIDGE THEATRE CLUB took the form of it that week. COMPANY’s family a teaching workshop, led by Just search for So Social Snaps show ‘Wind in the member Hilary Newcombe. to find them on either platform. Willows’ completed its Members had been asked to The photo left with was taken by a successful run last month to an bring a suitable container, flowers member of this group. enthusiastic audience. and various different types of Further details about Ivybridge Mr Toad returned to his grand foliage to the session, to use for & District Camera Club, mansion with his eye on a new their task for the evening – an including the club’s programme, craze, his friends settled back a-symmetric triangle (right). Hilary can be found at www. into a quiet country life and the led a very informal class and then ivybridgecameraclub.org and mischievous weasels and ferrets members discussed their finished details of events or outings are returned to their wild woods. arrangements. posted on n www.facebook.com/ Details of ITC’s next show, to be The demonstrator at the club’s groups/IvybridgeCameraClub. staged in the autumn, coming soon. June meeting will be florist Impeccable customer service Providing complete care Courtesy car & collection available Servicing Repairs MOT tests Tyres NEW Diagnostics MOT chassis repairs Bill Lomas Gearbox repairs Bill Lomas Motors Services Motors Services Blachford Road, Ivybridge 4-wheel laser wheel The Mews, Harford Road Tel: 01752 896 107 alignment Ivybridge Tel: 01752 894 517 BLACHFORD ROAD BLACHFORD ROAD BLACHFORD ROAD HARFORD ROAD RIVER ERME billlomasmotorservicesivybridge.co.uk // [email protected] Bill Lomas - Jan20.indd 1 ima14/12/2019 11:48 17 When responding to an advert or article, please mention that you saw it in the imag g

THE QUEEN’S PLATINUM JUBILEE Family Jubilee Town Trail and Tuesday 31st, May, to add some fizz to your Followed by barbecue and bar Throughout the half-term week and Wednesday, 1st celebrations! (charges). Music until 8pm. and the Jubilee weekend, why June. On Monday Why not pair your Cornwood Cricket Club is hosting not follow the family town trail, and Tuesday Platinum a Party in the Park on Saturday, enjoying the specially-decorated from 10.30am to Jubilee Tea with 4th June as part of the Cornwood shops and premises around the 12 noon make a screening of and Lutton Platinum Jubilee cele- town? The trail is available from your very own Elizabeth: A brations. The Watermark. crowns to wear. Portrait in Parts, The club’s 1st XI will be in action Community Street Party There’ll also be a 90-minute against the 2021 Devon League A street party is being held at Ivy- lots of activi- documentary champions Heathcoat CC and bridge Rugby Club on Thursday, ties, including a on the as it is also Derby Day, among 2nd June, from 12 noon. jubilee scavenger 70-year reign of The other stalls and events the club is Come and enjoy the open space hunt and a 70 things Queen? holding its own horse races with and community atmosphere. quiz. Perhaps you could real jockeys jostling for position. South Hams Community Or- add your favourite book to our 70 South Brent Platinum Jubilee Why not come down and have chestra will serenade us with a favourite books collage... Celebrations - Thursday 2nd – a flutter and also see the ribbon range of classical numbers. On Wednesday, 1st June, the Sunday 5th June. cutting on the Devon Hornbeam No booking required and the library is hosting an intergener- A film and fashion show in the vil- tree, planted as a lasting reminder whole of Ivybridge is welcome – ational bring and share jubilee lage hall on Friday 3rd June (7pm) of the Queen’s landmark jubilee. the street party is free, just bring tea party. There will be a special will include a screening of Coro- A special Royal-themed menu will some cakes along and a picnic if jubilee edition of Little Stars at nation film “A Queen is Crowned” be available throughout the day. you want to. 10.30am, and from 11am we’ll as well as a fashion show charting The fun starts at 11am and will Celebrate the Queen’s Platinum share food, conversation and craft the changing styles through the be finished in time to make your Jubilee with a delicious cream tea together. If you’d like to join in, Queen’s lifetime. Courtesy of way to the Cornwood Inn for the on the tennis lawn in the beautiful please call 01752 893 140. SBADS. Bar & refreshments Square Dance in the car park. surroundings of St Austin’s Priory There will also be a display of Tickets from artworks. on Saturday, 4th June. Please pre- books written by authors from Take to the street on Saturday, Pete on 07472 904700 book – text or ring 07999 802366. across the commonwealth, so if 4th June, for a street party in the or Emma on 07759 156164 All donations will go to local chari- you’ve been inspired by the Big village centre. In Church Street, ties, including Children’s Hospice Jubilee Read, please come and 12-2p, bring and share, free hot Southwest. have a browse. and soft drinks. Come and add a tile or two to the Jubilee Afternoon Tea – Friday Then move on to the children’s Jubilee Mosaic in Fore Street 3rd and Saturday 4th June, 12 fun and games in Palstone Park from 10am on Saturday, 4th June. noon at The Watermark Rec from 3-6pm. Sports, games, Coordinated by Ivybridge Come and celebrate The Platinum cooking and art activities and Methodist Church. Jubilee in style with a Watermark bouncy castle. Jubilee celebrations at Afternoon Tea in The Beeson On Sunday, 5th June, there will Ivybridge Library Suite. A selection of sandwiches, be a civic service in St. Petroc’s The library is celebrating the ju- scones with clotted cream and Parish Church at 9.30am. In the af- bilee with events on Monday 30th jam and some handmade cakes ternoon, Common Players present to finish with a pot of tea or black “Alice in Wonderland” in Palstone coffee. You can even book an indi- Park, 3pm. Bring a Mad Hatter’s vidual serving bottle of Prosecco Picnic and dress to the theme if you want! Tickets from artworks. 18 imag All children will receive a limited edition jubilee party in the park mug. Family dog show starts at 10.30am, everything else starts at 12 noon. Call/text/WhatsApp: 07516 539573 Email: [email protected] Web: theimag.co.uk

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SCHOOLS v South Brent Primary School COUNTY GYMNASTICS SUCCESS then had to perform their routine v Manor Primary School South Brent Primary School in school, as well as at two other witnessed some individual finals to reach the county finals.   BRISTOL RESIDENTIAL Children the various waterways. brilliance in the recent County The county final was held virtually in Year 5 at Manor Primary School In the evening, there was a visit Gymnastics Finals as three with all schools taking part in a took part in a residential visit to to the theatre to see a production children were crowned Devon live streamed event.  The children Bristol recently. of The Lion, The Witch & The Champions, with two other children were nervous but overcame these They had a fantastic time Wardrobe, and the following day picking up the runners-pp medals fears to perform their routines with exploring the SS Great Britain saw them setting off for a day at (2) and two achieving bronze excellence, control and precision.  and the M-Shed Museum, where Wookey Hole. medals. As a result, South Brent Their efforts were finally rewarded they learnt more about the history The children were a credit to the Primary School was Devon’s most with their final individual positions.  of the area. They then had the school throughout the trip and successful school in the finals. Well done to every single South chance to view Bristol docks from everyone involved enjoyed the Every child in KS2 chose and Brent child that represented the the water, with a boat trip around experience! learnt a gymnastics routine as part school, in particular to our three of their PE lessons. The children Devon County Champions.  Explore We o er your child the Learn opportunity to learn and Grow grow in both a safe and stimulating environment. Why not come and explore our amazing outside space! Proud to have been graded Outstanding by Ofsted Call — 01752 698224 0 – 5 year olds 8am – 6pm (7.30am starts available) 51 weeks a year Fresh home cooked meals millswoodnurseries.co.uk When responding to an advert or article, please mention that you saw it in the imag imag 23

www.littleorchardmontessori.co.uk every child is different, that’s why our nurseries are different... TEL: 01752 658567 TEL: 01752 837883 TEL: 01752 893498 TEL: 01752 202193 Situated in the grounds of In a village location on the Little Orchard Lee Mill is in a Little Orchard Chaddlewood is Woodlands Park Primary outskirts of Plympton, just five very quiet area, free car park, near Langage industrial estate School, Ivybridge and just five minutes from the A38. Enjoys spacious building and huge and local residential houses. minutes from the A38. beautiful outside facilities. outside area. Open 7:30am-6pm. Open 7:30am-6pm. Little Orchard Montessori Nurseries aim to provide a caring, friendly environment where your child is encouraged to follow their own interests, learn at their own pace and have fun whilst doing so. We use the highly-acclaimed Montessori Method to ensure we bring out the very best in every child. We offer freshly-prepared meals cooked by a qualified chef. • No registration fee / No deposit • Free book bag for all over 2s • Term time spaces available • No charge for bank holiday or Christmas closure • Special offers available • A variety of sessions available

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SCHOOLS O Moorsway O Manor Primary Federation FARM VISIT Some children RESIDENTIAL Children from from Manor Primary had an Year 4 across the Moorsway amazing day out to East Soar Federation joined up for a River Farm near Salcombe. It was a Dart residential. lovely day where the children Everyone had a great time enjoyed feeding the animals, living in the outdoors for three learning how to make dens from days, making fires and building natural materials in the woods porches for their shelters. and enjoying a walk around the Although the night times were a stunning headland, where they bit chilly, during the day it was were able to navigate the coastal sunny allowing the children to go path. They stopped along the way canoeing, discover the lost world, with their guide to learn about climb trees, solve a few problems plants and landmarks. and whizz down the zip wire. A huge thank you to the instructors O Stowford School who made the whole experience great fun, and of course Otis and DANCE SHOW During the last Monty who kept the children week of the spring term, Stowford entertained and loved being School welcomed parents into made a fuss of. school for the first annual Dance Show since 2019. Sharon Kee, worked with most classes, choreographing fabulous dances which were performed to a fantastically high standard. The parents loved having the chance to celebrate the children’s achievements and the children performed beautifully. Pictured is Swifts class from year 3, performing a rainforest dance. The Jays Nursery, Pre-School and Outdoor Learning Working together to make a difference • Weekly Forest and Beach school All year • Weekly creative workshops & term time • Monday to Friday 8am-6pm • Open all year except bank holidays contracts 2, 3 and • Set in 65 acres of beautiful countryside 4 year old • Stimulating age appropriate rooms funding • Links with all local schools accepted • Fresh homecooked meals, prepared on-site Please call to arrange your visit today Tel: 01752 894437 Email [email protected] www.thejaysdaycarenursery.co.uk Moorhaven Village, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 0TZ 26 imag Call/text/WhatsApp: 07516 539573 Email: [email protected] Web: theimag.co.uk 16/01/2020 18:25 The Jays Day Care - Feb20.indd 1

If you would like AFOGCSAREPUVDCAARH2CRIL,EIEALS3NDBTA&RLLEREY4NE to visit and have a look around, PRE-SCHOOL we would love to see you. Please phone the number below to make an appointment. Manor Pre-School provides a happy, safe and stimulating environment for children from the ages of 2 to 4. The Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum is delivered by experienced and highly qualified staff in a well- resourced, attractive setting it operates under the where full use is made of leadership and governance the outdoor environment. of the school, which was Set in the grounds of Manor rated ‘Outstanding’ by Primary School in Ivybridge, Ofsted in February 2016. The school is also able to offer wrap-around Tel: 01752 893182 Manor Pre-School care for pre-school children at its popular Manor Way, Ivybridge Kids’ Club at the beginning and end of the day. Please enquire for further details. PL21 9BG

SPORT CORNWOOD LADIES TEAM ENJOY EARLY SEASON SUCCESS The season is now fully up and The victorious 3rd XI during their match against Teignmouth & Shaldon CC 2nd XI The Under 11 Boys hardball team – running and, in contrast to May after winning at Ivybridge last year, we have been blessed The Under 13 Boys team after their win against Plympton Under 13s 3) coaching sessions have now with good weather which has RIGHT: The Under 11 Girls softball team – victorious in their first match at commenced on Friday evenings enabled all games to get played Yelverton CC from 5pm until 6pm, and will run (up to the time this article is writ- throughout the summer. Parents ten), writes Nick Goodliffe. Having won the group, the ladies started with very good numbers are encouraged to help partici- The first team narrowly lost their go through to finals day where of children participating in these pate in the group as we find that first game of the season against they will meet stiff opposition programmes. really builds confidence at this local rivals Plymouth CC, but from Exeter and Taunton Deane Colt nights on Friday is always young age. made amends with an impres- Ladies. busy, with upwards of 120 chil- To enquire about becoming sive victory away at Bradninch All the colts teams have start- dren getting involved in training a social member or a player CC the week after. The win was ed their league programmes among our various age groups. and enjoy a long summer of more impressive as it was a full tremendously well, with all teams We are pleased that Cornwood entertaining cricket at Oak Park team effort with every team mem- recording wins in their first two CC is able to offer a fantastic email [email protected] or ber playing a significant part in weeks of league matches. Our recreational sporting option to visit www.cornwood.cc for more the game. The result means the Under 13 team looks a particu- children, who have very limited information. team currently sit in fourth place larly strong unit, performing very alternatives within our local in the division at this early stage well against other good opposi- community. in the season. tion in their division. Additionally, our “Acorns” Pleasingly, overseas player Jay AllStars and Dynamos have now (young cricketers from years 1 to Bista has settled in well and made a good impact in the first two games, contributing with both bat and ball. The 3rd XI boast a 100% win record after week two, with victories against Babbacombe and Teignmouth & Shaldon so far. The 2nds and 4ths are still looking for their first wins. The biggest success story at this early stage of the season has been our ladies team. After winning the West Region Indoor competition over the winter, they have continued this run of form by winning their group in the County Super 8s competition, recording wins over Plymouth, Ipplepen and Bovey Tracey. BUMPER TURNOUT AT THE IVYBRIDGE 10K The Ivybridge 10K returned second in 44.28 minutes. (l-r) Charlie Milward, Matthew Gilvear and Sim Fitze after an absence of three years Simon Fitze was the first Erme and there was a bumper turnout Valley Harrier home in 8th 35.39. Alison McEwing was sec- Engledew (48.31) and Bridgett for the popular race with 548 place with a time of 35.38 and ond female at Bideford (37.53), Privett (61.04). finishers, writes Dave Fox. first vet 45. Not far behind were whilst Carol Hansen achieved a On the marathon scene, Dave Ray- The event, hosted by Erme the Harriers promising young time of 57.31 in the same race. field achieved an excellent time of Valley Harriers, had not been athletes Matthew Gilvear (37.45) There was four Harriers in the 3.15.35 at the Milton Keynes Mar- run since 2019 due to the covid and Charlie Milward (37.46) Exeter River Run 10K, with Nick athon, whilst Andrew Reed also pandemic, but athletes turned who were involved in a sprint Bristow (41.08) the first Harrier produced a superb performance out in force for its return. finish. Becky Lee (47.19) also home. Bristow was followed by with a time of 3.16.56 at the Bungay The race was won in 32.43 mins did particularly well as she was Dave Engledew (43.24), Alison Black Dog Marathon. by Teignbridge Trotters’ Jamie second female 40. Barnett, which was just six sec- Other Harriers who also ran onds off his personal best time. were Barry Neal (48.16), Anna Jim Cole, of Tavistock Run Lake (49.20), Linda Bracher Project, who won the race the (54.16), Lynn Nicholls (57.19), last time it was run in 2019 and Ellie Vuitton (63.02) and Sue on two previous occasions, was Law (65.10). Vuittton and Law second and first male 40 in a achieved personal best time. time 33.18 minutes. In other 10K races, Nick Bristow Storm Plymouth’s Lauren Knox ran a time of 38.47 at the Fast was first woman home in 42.25, Friday 10K in Exeter. 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EXfPrEomRTnLoErmGaAlLpAeoDpVleICE LOCAL EXPERTS Everyone at Howard & Over, from the Partners to the secretaries, pride themselves on being normal people who have expert advice and help for you. We always speak in a language you understand, no jargon, no complications…because when you see a solicitor, you want to understand everything that is happening to you or for you. Becky Neil Louisa Andy PARTNER & SOLICITOR RESIDENTIAL CONVEYANCER CONVEYANCER CONSULTANT Has a chihuahua called ‘Bruiser’ Cooking & sports enthusiast Loves all things pink Loves a beer & watching rugby This month’s Legal Overview CONVEYANCING Neil and Andy are our conveyancing experts based in our WHAT DOES CONVEYANCING MEAN? Ivybridge office. Conveyancing means the legal buying and selling of property Neil has lived in Ivybridge all of his life and benefits from his local and also includes transfer of equity or remortgaging. knowledge of the area. He has vast experience in dealing with residential property sales, purchases and re-mortgages having WHAT DOES IT INVOLVE? worked as a conveyancer for nearly 20 years. Once a buyer is found, the solicitors deal with the detailed enquiries. Once this is sorted a completion date is agreed, contracts exchanged Andy has been with Howard & Over since 2020. He has a wealth of experience in commercial property, residential property and and then, the property and purchase money change hands! licensing matters particularly dealing with high net worth clients HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE? and agricultural land. Depending on the chain, it is, on average, 8-12 weeks. Our team of experienced conveyancers and staff offer a dedicated WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? first class service to make the conveyancing process as smooth If you are planning to buy or sell a property, get your solicitor and worry free as possible. involved from the beginning. They will give you clear advice Here’s some commonly asked questions answered for you. that’s in your best interest! If you would like to find out more, please speak to the specialist conveyancing team at Howard & Over. They will be happy to advise you on what you need and how they can help. 9 Glanvilles Mill • Ivybridge • PL21 9PS t: 01752 690123 www.howard-over.co.uk imag 29 When responding to an advert or article, please mention that you saw it in the imag

LOCAL EXPERTS SUSTAINABLE LIVING GRANT FUNDING GARD & CO NEW FUND TO HELP WHAT DO I DO IF I AM MAKE INFRASTRUCTURE GREENER HURT ON THE ROAD? A new fund has been launched to constituted groups or clubs, volun- O ne positive to result help make the district’s infrastruc- tary and community organisations, from the coronavirus settling back to normal, road ture greener. registered charities, CICs and pandemic was that the incidents are expected to return South Hams District Council’s CIOs, not-for-profit companies, number of casualties from road to their previous levels, up to 50% Climate Infrastructure Fund schools, colleges, universities, incidents dropped significantly higher. aims to support and boost green statutory bodies and community due to the lockdowns. If you are unfortunate enough infrastructure in the area – and is benefit societies. The latest figures for Devon, for to be involved in a road traffic inviting applications from the com- The funding can be used for a 2020, show 1576 casualties. incident the checklist below munity. Organisations applying wide range of activities, including Sadly, as everyday life is slowly will help guide you through a can ask for between £1,000 and (but not limited to): potentially fraught process. £25,000 to support their projects. • Producing feasibility studies, The fund has been created to proof of concept and market ROAD TRAFFIC INCIDENT CHECKLIST invest in the development of infra- assessments structure related projects to help • Construction and installation reduce carbon emissions. of fixed structures such as bike The council is looking to support racks, community owned car AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT projects that add to or improve charging points or cycle routes What NOT to do What TO DO communities and help people • Events and activity costs 7 Don’t leave the scene if 3 Call the Police and transition to more sustainable • Capital costs as part of a wider ways of living. These could project police have been called ambulance if anyone is include proposals like increasing To check eligibility and com- and are on the way. hurt or the road is blocked. the availability of private transport plete the expression of interest alternatives like car clubs, bike application form go to www. 7 Don’t lose your temper, 3 Exchange names, address hire, volunteer transport or new climatechange.southhams.gov.uk/ cycle routes to list a few. Projects climate-infrastructure-fund remain calm. & phone numbers of with match funding or that lever Application forms and any relevant everyone involved, in additional funds will be looked materials should be emailed to cli- 7 Don’t sign anything from including witnesses. uAIpvpyopbnlircifdaagvtieoounArscacaborlyeu.nwtaenlctsom- Oedct1fr6o_mLayoutAm1papt0el9icc-hSaateinopgn-1es6@clo7sws:5ed2oeAnvMo9nth.PgJaougvn.euek.1 the other party. 3 Get the insurance details 7 Don’t discuss details about of the drivers involved. the accident except with 3 Take a description of the police. any vehicles involved; 7 Don’t admit fault or cast registration number, make, model, colour and blame. any damage. Your local firm of qualified accountants 3 Note the location of the Our ServiceS include incident, time, date & new business advice and registrations weather conditions. Sole trade & partnership accounts preparation 3 Take photos of the corporation tax and company accounts Personal tax returns location and the damage capital gains and inheritance tax planning to all vehicles. If you have Bookkeeping and vAT returns dashcam footage, ensure it Payroll processing is stored. For a free, no obligation chat please AFTER THE INCIDENT contact us on 01752 895648 Inform the police if they do not attend the Appoint a qualified solicitor to handle your or email [email protected] incident; their report can be important if a case. Some law firms, appointed by insurance claim is made. companies, use unqualified and junior staff to www.ivybridgeaccountants.co.uk Report the accident to your own insurance run cases which means you may not receive 15 erme court, leonards road company as soon as possible. the best legal representation. They are often ivybridge, Pl21 0SZ If injured, arrange a free meeting with a based several hundred miles away. local solicitor. Don’t be pressured by your Meet the solicitor who is going to handle Director: Simon Jilks FCCA insurance company to use a solicitor they your case. Your local solicitor must be recommend – you can choose to use your independent of your insurer and able to own local solicitor no matter what your provide you with impartial advice. Most insurer tells you. insurance-appointed law firms pay your Speak to your own solicitor before discussing insurer a sizeable sum for your case. This any details about the accident with the other can mean that they will be paid less for party’s insurers. They may pressure you into handling your case and puts pressure on settling your claim for injury compensation for them to settle your case quickly and for less a much lower amount than you are entitled to. than it may be worth. Gard & Co. Solicitors’ specialist accident compensation team maintains complete independence from insurers to ensure that their clients receive the best legal advice. 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