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Big Board Game Day: Bringing your family and friends closer

Hayley shares this latest news from NSPCC. Ed


School children, families and businesses across the Isle of Wight are being urged to dust off their favourite childhood games and play their part in protecting children.

The NSPCC’s annual Big Board Game Day, proudly supported by Hasbro Gaming, takes place on Friday 31 March.

Not only is it a fun way of bringing families and friends together, as well as a great way to bond with work colleagues, it is also a chance to raise money for a great cause at the same time.

To get on board, participants simply need to register their interest via the NSPCC Website and set themselves a target of how much they want to raise before spreading the word to friends and family to help them reach their goal.

Everyone who signs up will receive a free fundraising pack bursting with ideas for the big day.

There is even an online quiz people can take to find out what type of gamer they are.

Gemma Graves, Community Fundraising Manager for the Isle of Wight, said:

“In today’s technology-obsessed society, board games may seem old fashioned but shaking a dice can still beat twiddling your thumbs.

“While Big Board Game Day is all about having fun and bringing people together there is a serious element to the day too. The money raised will enable the NSPCC to continue to help children who have been abused to rebuild their lives, protect those at risk, and find the best ways of preventing abuse from ever happening.”

To sign up to Big Board Game Day visit the Website.

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middling
12, May 2021 6:11 pm

I think the question most people will have is if he’s going to jump into bed with the Tories to help them retain control of the council? Because that would be a betrayal of the people who helped him “romp” home.

isleoflove
Reply to  middling
12, May 2021 7:12 pm

Highly unlikely, Daryll always comes across as a man of integrity and it would go against all he stands for.

peterj
Reply to  isleoflove
12, May 2021 8:13 pm

Methinks you need to reevaluate your opinion of this ‘man of integrity’.

He absolutely could do it – given that he’s done it before.

In January 2017 when he was in UKIP, he joined with the Conservatives to form an administration and was rewarded with a cabinet post overseeing ‘Planning, housing and homelessness’.

peterj
Reply to  peterj
12, May 2021 8:19 pm

Here’s the relevant article:

https://onthewight.com/isle-of-wight-councils-new-executive-revealed/

Note that Cllr Jones-Evans also joined with them and got the Regeneration post. Of course we shouldn’t forget Cllrs Priest and Gilbey, who like Jones-Evans were independents and also – get this – got cabinet jobs.

You will also note the large number of cabinet posts created, which is of course is purely coincidental.

VentnorLad
Reply to  peterj
12, May 2021 9:30 pm

Quite!
Wasn’t UKIP simply the militant wing of the Tory Party?
A place where nasty right-wingers could not just think the unthinkable but also give voice to it?

Benny C
13, May 2021 9:58 pm

Mr Pitcher has stated his views and he will go on stating them until he knows what they are.

Rhos yr Alarch
14, May 2021 11:29 am

Good on the facial hair front, but less good on the policy side. I wonder how many voters have been confused between the “Vectis” and “Our Island” labels…?

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