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DAV555_ActonPark_DM_.indd 2 02/01/2018 16:41 Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 24 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 53 ‘Back Heathrow’ Speak To ‘Health Crisis’ As COPD Worse MPs About Expansion West London’s Positive In Outer London Boroughs Chiswick House Closed continued from front page Birth Movement! Because Of High Winds uncertainty. A new Heathrow runway is a huge opportunity to create more local jobs and to reduce local unemploy- ment.” In his evidence session, Mr Dhanda also emphasised to the MPs sitting on the com- mittee the enormous support for Heathrow expansion in the local area. It is said that a new Heathrow runway would create 77,000 Currently Only Inner London Areas Are ‘Clean Zones’ new local jobs and 5,000 new local apprenticeships. Only two of the worst bor- COPD compared to the Lon- breathing safe and clean air. oughs for lung disease COPD don average, in Barking it is “The Mayor promised to bring will be covered by the Mayor’s 71 per cent more likely, ac- London’s air back to safe and Local Celeb Ant McPartlin clean air zone, revealed Caro- cording to figures from the legal standards but he has After 11 years of marriage, line Russell today. British Lung Foundation. a long way to go – his plans To Divorce Wife TV presenter Ant McPartlin Caroline quizzed the Mayor The Mayor is currently con- don’t have a chance of mak- has announced a split from Established by writer Milli Chiropractic Clinic hosts Posi- tors and others’. on when he will meet his sulting on the next phase of ing this happen until a sec- his wife. Hill The Positive Birth Move- tive Birth Movement events in The next event will be held at manifesto promise to ‘restore his clean air plans. Caroline ond term of office which isn’t A representative for McPar- ment is an international cam- clinic for Hammersmith and the Octagon Clinic (2 St Peters London’s air quality to legal is urging all Londoners to re- guaranteed. tlin, 42, said “In response to paign and network of free Chiswick residents. The group Road, Hammersmith, Lon- and safe levels’ at a meeting spond to tell the Mayor to ex- “I have been working with the recent speculation in the antenatal groups, which aims was set up by local Doulas don, W6 9BD) on Thursday today. tend his clean air zone to the people and communities in media, Ant is very sad to an- ‘to challenge the epidemic of Saffron Garside and Olivia January 25th from 7.30pm. She told the Mayor that some whole of London not just the outer London who all tell me nounce that, after 11 years, negativity and fear that sur- Southey and is co-hosted by Themes vary each month and of the boroughs with the central zones. they want clean air too. I urge he is ending his marriage to rounds modern birth, and Octagon Clinic Chiropractor January’s theme is: Choice in highest rates of Chronic Ob- Caroline Russell says: all Londoners to respond to Lisa McPartlin. help change birth for the bet- Hazel Dillon who explains Birth. Drop in or join the Chis- structive Pulmonary Disease “The figures from the Brit- the Mayor’s consultation and (COPD) associated with air ish Lung Foundation make tell him everyone, in every “Ant asks for privacy at this ter’. Local, grassroots groups that ‘these evenings are free, wick and Hammersmith Posi- Winds from Storm Eleanor nel for the park said “Please morning.” pollution aren’t included in for stark reading – and no borough, should be able to difficult time, for both him- aim to offer families support, friendly, welcoming and full tive Birth Facebook group. have caused Chiswick House note due to the high winds ex- Chiswick Park was previously the inner London clean air one, especially those already trust the air they breathe.” self, Lisa and their immediate information and choice. of expert advice from health and Gardens to preemptively pected tonight and tomorrow affected by 2017’s Storm Do- zone. suffering from health condi- families. No further state- On the last Thursday evening care professionals including shut. the estate will be shut from ris. In Havering people are 85 tions exacerbated by pollu- ment will be made.” of every month the Octagon doulas, midwives, Chiroprac- The official social media chan- 16:30 today until Thursday per cent more likely to have tion, should be excluded from Brentford School For Girls Holds Year 8 Careers Day Chiswick Pier Trust’s Wonderful Opportunity On Wednesday 18th Janu- ary, Year 8 pupils at Brentford for One Special Child School for Girls had a day off ‘Talk By The Thames’ timetable so that they could The House Schools Trust, an independent charity, is funding a means-tested consider options in the con- bursary place at Orchard House School in Chiswick. The bursary application text of the world of work. is open to a girl or boy to enter Year 3 or Year 4 in September 2018. This is The sessions involved stu- a wonderful educational opportunity for a local child, offering excellent teaching, dents considering a number of smaller class sizes and a friendly and inclusive school community. different careers and writing The House School Trust is looking for enthusiastic and bright candidates, a CV tailored to their chosen currently attending a state school, with the right to reside in the UK, and field, as well as an Entrepre- a gross family income not exceeding £50,000 per annum. neurial activity where they used crucial employability The successful candidate will demonstrate high academic potential and be skills including team work, in the top quartile of their class at school. Additional talents such as unusually presentations, and research strong musical, drama or sporting abilities will also be taken into consideration. and basements. skills. Imagine the Vatican relocating river a mile to the south… To apply, please contact us at: [email protected] Pupils particularly enjoyed to London, or a model Mars Matt has been writing pro- The Unbuilt London idea the business speed-network- colony on the Jubilee line, or fessionally about the capital originated from an article in Application deadline: 31 March 2018 ing event in the afternoon in a fungus farm under Totten- since 2005. He’s served as the Londonist where the tube which they met 21 profession- ham Court Road. Joke? Not first editor, then editor-at- map of London was rejigged www.houseschoolstrust.org als, talked about their careers really. These are all ideas for large of Londonist, a web to show some of the wackier in an informal environment, London that have been con- site dedicated to the history schemes that had been con- and developed ideas of what alumni, Amy Paterson, a Jun- event. The students asked options. sidered over the years. and culture of London. His sidered for the capital. It be- jobs are available to them in ior science apprentice at the a wide range of interesting In a talk that guarantees you recent books include London came one of the most popular the market place. Pupils ex- National Physical Laboratory questions. will never look at London in Night and Day and Everything articles ever posted on the plored some of the possible and Nadia Haq, a local quali- It was a thoroughly enjoyable the same way, author and You Know About London Is site, and is now a regular fea- career paths by speaking to fied solicitor. day and inspired some of the journalist Matt Brown will il- Wrong. Matt likes to dip into ture. professionals like Louise Amy The event was supported by students to consider careers luminate some of the extraor- the hidden histories of Lon- Horton, Schools Liaison of- school governors, local busi- in a variety of roles. The stu- dinary schemes that didn’t don, unearthing long-lost sto- ‘Talk by the Thames’ on Tues- ficer at Kingston University, nesses and alumni. It was dents found the whole expe- make it past the planners. ries from newspaper archives, day January 30th at 7.30 pm and Marie Anderson, a local wonderful to see how many rience invaluable and of very These include several ideas or exploring the parts of the independent business con- professionals gave up their much help in supporting the about the Thames - one of capital not normally accessi- sultant as well as our own time to visit the school for the process of choosing GCSE which involved moving the ble, such as sewers, rooftops Helping Bright Sparks Shine Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 46 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 75 Hounslow Council Takes Action To Chiswick Pub Exterior Collapses Hounslow Council Takes Action Businesses Raided In Pre-Christmas Operations Control Development In The Borough To Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour Pre-Christmas operations by ises were visited with particu- A total of two notices (pest Ealing Council and Police lar attention given to shisha, activity within the food prep- have seized a vast amount of late night refreshment and off aration areas and inadequate counterfeit and illicit items licence venues. cooling practices) were served including Chanel and Gucci The council’s trading stand- on food businesses where re- goods and 95kgs of Shisha. ards officers carried out the visits will be carried out to as- There were two separate in- seizures while HM Revenue sess compliance in the coming telligence led operations with & Customs led on the shisha weeks. the most recent known as Op- raids. Ealing Police Licence Ser- eration Sharp on Tuesday, 19 The joint work by regulatory geant Graham Edwards, said: December 2017 and a series service officers and Police “Smuggled and counterfeit of week-long raids which con- seized the following: alcohol is a very serious issue cluded on Friday, 8 December 11,740 cigarettes and it places innocent mem- 2017. 7.92kgs of Indian tobacco bers of the public at a risk of Operation Sharp visited sever- 2.90kgs of loose tobacco serious harm. Ealing Police al Southall businesses which 12.6lts of alcohol licensing in partnership with uncovered unsafe plugs, 95kgs of shisha Ealing Council are commit- counterfeit mobile phone ac- 2112 Chanel counterfeit items ted in reducing the amount of cessories including batteries. 162 Gucci counterfeit items counterfeit smuggled goods The council’s trading stand- Several fake Chanel electric within the borough and will ards officers and police found lamps were seized which continue to target offenders Hounslow Council has com- ecution. the council to take action to one business dumped its illicit posed a high fire/electrocu- taking robust enforcement ac- mitted to introduce a Pub- Restrictions are also being reduce alcohol related anti- stock outside the premises tion risk to residents. tion” New Guidelines For Planning Have Been Agreed lic Space Protection Order introduced on the use of un- social behaviour and help en- and disappeared. The council’s food safety Councillor Ranjit Dheer, (PSPO) covering the whole authorised motor vehicles in sure the borough is clean and Overall 4,797 items of mobile team as part of the week- cabinet member for commu- Hounslow Council is imple- the use of light industrial and “At the same time, the bor- borough to stop individuals Feltham Park, to tackle the safe. accessories were taken from long operation inspected nity services and safety, said: menting three key initiatives office land/buildings to sub- ough needs work space as the or groups committing alcohol anti-social use of mopeds and “When we consulted on the four premises on Bridge Road, nine businesses (five restau- “The work achieved by the to help ensure that develop- mit planning applications. local economy continues to related anti-social behaviour. other powered vehicles in and proposal, a massive 93 per including 3,300 counterfeit rants and four shops/off li- council’s regulatory services ment in the borough is appro- Councillor Steve Curran, grow, but faces pressure from Anyone found in a position of around the park. cent of people were in favour. batteries which are now being cences) in Southall. During teams and the Police should priate. Leader of Hounslow Council, property owners trying to the inappropriate use of alco- Councillor Hanif Khan, Cabi- We are delighted to now be examined for safety reasons. the inspections a number of be commended. Their efforts At a Cabinet meeting on Tues- said: “As the population of the convert it to residential use. hol in a public place, could net Member for Community putting the PSPO in place.” The intelligence-led week- non-compliances were iden- highlight the need to continu- day 12 December, guidelines borough grows, an increasing By removing permitted devel- receive a fixed penalty notice Protection and Enforcement, long operation which finished tified including inadequate ally assess all business within for people wishing to make number of house extensions opment rights, we can ensure of £100 and if not paid could Hounslow Council said; on Friday, 8 December tar- disinfection procedures, poor the borough to seize illicit and extensions and alterations to are taking place. The new such change requires proper be fined up to £1,000 on pros- “This new order will enable geted smuggled alcohol and cross-contamination controls, counterfeit items. homes were agreed and re- guidelines will help ensure consideration of a planning Boxing Night brought the house down at the Packhorse & Talbot when a substantial tobacco, as well as counterfeit poor structural standards and quirements introduced for or- these are done appropriately application.” part of the facade collapsed on to the pavement. goods. Several licensed prem- out of date products on sale. ganisations seeking to change and to a high quality.

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Take family time al- healthy meal in the social hub together to a new level with Friday 7th September 2017 Chiswick Herald Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 68 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.ukchiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 97 Hammersmith Man Jailed For 25 Years For Attempted Murder officer from Trident and Area A man has been jailed for at- urday, 15 April to reports of a he travelled to Dover to stay Crime Command said: “The tempted murder after shoot- man being shot. at a friend’s house in the days victim was shot once in the ing a man in a targeted attack. London Ambulance Service after the shooting, in an at- stomach at point-blank range, Perry Wilson, 24 (20.09.93) also attended and found a tempt to evade capture. and had it not been for the in- of Queen Caroline Street, 23-year-old man with gun- He was arrested on Thurs- itial first aid given by people Hammersmith was sentenced shot wounds. He was taken to day, 27 April on suspicion of at the scene it is unlikely that to 25 years’ imprisonment at a west London hospital. attempted murder after at- he would have survived. the Old Bailey on Tuesday, 19 He was shot twice in the ab- tending a police station and “It is believed that Wilson December after being found domen and required major knowing he was wanted in went to Albion Mews that day guilty of attempted murder surgery. connection with this incident, knowing the victim would and possession of a firearm. His recovery lasted several gave a no comment interview. be there, with the intent to He was sentenced to 8 years months, but thanks to the ex- The firearm has not been re- kill him. The motive behind for possession of the firearm pert treatment he received he covered. this attack will never truly to be served concurrently. has made a complete recovery Wilson was arrested on be known, however Wilsons Khalid Amer, 21 (19.07.1996) The victim had attended a Wednesday, 26 April and involvement in the shooting of Field Road, Hammersmith birthday party, and the court charged on Friday, 28 April was discovered following an W6 was sentenced to two heard during the trial that he with one count of attempted investigation by Trident offic- years and eight months’ im- was targeted by the gunman, murder and one count of pos- ers. prisonment for assisting an a former friend, after they fell session of a firearm. “There can be no justification offender. He received a four- out. Their dispute escalated Enquiries revealed that Wil- for the use of illegal firearms month sentence for contempt which led to the near fatal son was in close contact with on the streets of London. This of court, to be served consec- shooting Amer, a close associate, after sentence sends out a clear utively - total three years. The Met’s Trident and Area the shooting and that Amer message that such criminality The trial took place at the Old Crime Command - North West had organised and put into will not be tolerated and as a Bailey in November. Reactive team launched an in- motion plans to remove Wil- result another person who is Police were called to Albion vestigation. son from London to Dover to I WILL prepared to use violence with Mews, Hammersmith, at ap- Wilson was quickly identified lay low a firearm is now in jail serving proximately 23:10hrs on Sat- as a suspect. 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The of Severfield’s work. “We spe- 135m long footbridge con- and beyond Graham White, Chief Execu- ful Studio, worked closely decking walkway is made cialise in bespoke architec- necting the pioneering busi- Most immediately, the bridge tive of Chiswick Park, said: with the project lead, Expedi- from Cumaru, also known as tural steel work, so this is our ness campus of Chiswick Park will provide a rapid new ac- “I’m delighted by the progress tion Engineering, on design Brazilian Teak, which is du- area. This bridge is a brilliant Together For Sports with Chiswick Park station cess point to the Chiswick of the bridge and the benefits of the bridge. Ramsden says rable and resistant to decay. system that demonstrates has reached a new phase, Park campus, by dramatically it will bring. Chiswick Park is of the bridge: “It’s a beautiful “The idea is to put the bridge our capabilities as the UK’s with the installation of its reducing walking time from a much sought-after business marriage of engineering and in place for a hundred years, leading structural steel engi- four giant V-shaped steel legs, Chiswick Park tube station location, and we’re already architecture. It’s very slender, with natural weathering and neers.” Conference minimal care.” Ramsden The project: next steps weighing up to 8 tons each. to just 4 minutes. It will also served by two underground and we’re proud of the fact The installation is the sec- improve the Campus’s con- stations and easy access to that we have made it more adds. In January, components of ond phase of construction, nection to the wider transport the strategic road network. sustainable by minimising Infrastructure group Lend- the three bridge spans will On Monday, representatives continue into adult life. cal education curriculum, after the first phase involving network and to the Elizabeth With the bridge, we will now the amount of material in- lease, which has delivered arrive at Chiswick Park in 27 from Hounslow’s 55 pri- The conference has been a which focuses on children ground works was recently Line at Ealing Broadway, also benefit from even faster volved. So it has very slender each phase of the Chiswick deliveries over two weeks. mary schools joined Coun- great way to showcase some who are the least active. finished. It brings closer the which also opens in Decem- access to the local transport arches and deck. The balance Park development since Decking and handrails will cillor Samia Chaudhary for of the achievements of the Ali Oliver, Chief Executive of delivery of a host of faster ber 2018. network, and to shops and of stability, performance and works began there in 2000, involve another 10 deliveries. an inspirational conference. programme so far and we the Youth Sport Trust, said: travel benefits for companies The bridge and Crossrail to- restaurants along Chiswick aesthetics has led to a very is overseeing the bridge pro- Included will be 200 small The conference, organised look forward to seeing further “What is fantastic about Super based at Chiswick Park and gether will unlock a 12-min- High Road.” pared-back and elegant solu- ject. Neil Martin, Managing handrail lights, 36 spotlights by Sport Impact and Brent- results for our children and Active Schools is that it takes the 9,000 people who work ute door-to-door travel time The bridge project: a roll call tion.” Director of Construction Eu- with dimmer sensors for the ford FC Community Sports young people.” a strategic approach to physi- there. (including the 4-minute walk) of talent Ramsden says: “The structure rope at Lendlease, said: “It’s bridge arches, and security Trust (CST), highlighted the Super Active Schools has re- cal education. Through this The bridge, due to open in on London Underground The bridge involves some of is built of ‘corten’ weathering fantastic to see the last piece cameras for each end. The achievements of Super Active ceived widespread recogni- initiative, schools in Houn- December 2018, is described from Chiswick Park to Ealing the UK’s leading companies, steel. Corten is a deep rusty of Chiswick Park coming to- next stage will be to assem- Schools – a Hounslow-based tion for its ground-breaking slow can create a network, by its London-based designers Broadway, which in turn will while the project itself results orange colour which comple- gether. The success of the de- ble the bridge’s three indi- initiative that encourages activities in schools across share good practice, learn Expedition Engineering and allow an estimated 23-minute from a partnership between ments Chiswick Park and the velopment is testament to the vidual spans at Chiswick Park. primary school children to Hounslow: a staggering 3,500 from each other and continu- Useful Studios as “sustain- door-to-door journey from Chiswick Park, the London landscape of Gunnersbury strong relationship we have Each one will weigh around become more active during children have completed the ally raise the bar. able, elegant and efficient”. Chiswick Park to Bond Street Boroughs of Hounslow and Triangle. The beauty of it is with our long-standing part- 140 tons. In June, the spans school time. ‘Daily Mile,’ which encourag- “This conference is a one- It is being brought to life us- and just 30 minutes to Liver- Ealing, Network Rail and that you don’t ever have to ners and we look forward to will be lifted into place by a With one in five children es children to run or walk for stop shop for information ing special materials (detailed pool Street. [NB: all the above Transport for London. paint it, as it weathers and working with them on future 500 ton lift-capacity crawler (aged 4-5 years old) identi- fifteen minutes each day. on what’s happening in the below), by a team of award- journey times were obtained Chris Wise, a founding direc- forms its own protective fin- projects”. crane, while Network Rail fied as obese, Sport Impact Cranford Primary School has world of sport and physical winning British designers and from Transport for London.] tor of Expedition, says: “We ish. That means you have Severfield plc, the UK’s will switch off the rail line for and Brentford FC CST are certainly reaped the ben- education.” engineers, working closely In addition, it will benefit rail started designing the bridge minimal maintenance, which market-leading structural 27 hours. Work is due to com- working with primary schools efits; its head teacher, Meena Neil Young, who works for with local government, trans- travellers and local residents in 2002, so it’s become part of is important when spanning steel company, has made the plete in December 2018. across the Borough to tackle Walia, said: Brentford FC CST and spear- port chiefs, local residents, by easing congestion at Gun- the family.” He adds: “The end over a rail line. This approach bridge’s components and will childhood obesity by increas- “When I was a teacher I didn’t headed the project from its businesses, politicians and the nersbury station – the station result will be a bridge that is extends to all the materi- assemble them. Senior Pro- ing the amount of physi- receive in-depth P.E training inception, said: Ali Oliver, Chief Executive Of Youth Sports Trust Chiswick Park estate manage- closest to the campus – by al- both simple and graceful.” als, with a hardwood timber ject Manager Jarrod Hulme cal activity that children do – it felt like it was the blind “Working with Sport Impact, ment. lowing people to use either Catherine Ramsden, founder walking surface and a stain- says bridges are a core part throughout the day. leading the blind. the results of the first year Councillor Samia Chaudhary, “Super Active Schools is great of our Super Active Schools Cabinet Member for Green because you get coaches – programme have been really Policy and Leisure, Hounslow that are passionate about encouraging. Council, said: sports and P.E – to support “Now that the government “Hounslow Council is com- staff and deliver our physical has committed to doubling mitted to creating active, education activities. We have the primary school sports pre- healthy communities, which filled the gaps of our P.E pro- mium we have a chance to is why the Council funded the vision and raised the profile roll out this great work across first 18 months of the Super of P.E within the school. It’s a the Borough.” Active Schools programme. win-win situation!” The programme ensures the With research showing that time children spend at school half of seven-year-olds do not is as active as possible. Be- do enough exercise; Brent- ing physically active then be- ford FC CST is addressing a comes part of a child’s daily national issue at a local level. routine – a pattern of behav- The Super Active Schools ini- iour which we hope will then tiative offers a bespoke physi- 7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v2_AW_7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v1_24/11/17 29/11/2017 15:52 Page 1

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Members race veteran Alastair Stewart in the same East London fac- Hounslow Cycling Campaign (TSPH) has been awarded every night. If the weather role in supporting the guests Supported by Lyle’s Golden of the public wishing to sup- OBE. The ITV newscaster has tory since 1883, is one of the welcomes the statement from a £20,000 grant to help drops below zero degrees, the in accessing education, em- Syrup, the relay race between port the work of Rehab’s brain been named as the Race Of- nation’s favourite kitchen the London Borough of Houn- strengthen essential services church opens its doors to a ployment and accommoda- teams of MPs, Lords and injury services across the UK ficial Starter. staples. As the sticky-but- slow clarifying the status of for homeless people in Houn- further six rough sleepers. All tion, thus the ability to live a members of the media takes can visit www.parliamenta- Alastair Stewart OBE said: “I worth-it perfect pancake top- Cycle Superhighway 9 (CS9). slow. guests who stay at the shel- more stable life after the shel- place on Shrove Tuesday, Feb- rypancakerace.co.uk to do- have been jostled by peers, ping, we are very excited to While we are disappointed Homelessness, whether sleep- ters are given bedding, basic ter shuts at the end of March. ruary 13, in Westminster’s nate. tripped by MPs and sledged have the opportunity to join with the delay until after the ing on someone’s sofa or toiletries and are offered a Access to TSPH is by refer- Victoria Tower Gardens. Ruth Cadbury, MP for Brent- by Parliamentary supporters. the pancake-flipping fun. It is May council elections, we sleeping rough out on the cooked main evening meal as ral only through the Council Having won the race for the ford and Isleworth, is look- In fact, I have flirted with a wonderful to be able to sup- fully understand that large streets, is increasing. Every well as breakfast in the morn- and Hounslow’s Outreach past two years, MPs will not ing to settle some old scores coronary. But, to be frank, port a charity which has been engineering projects can year, Hounslow Council sup- ings. Team, St Mungo’s. All refer- be content to sit on their and hoping the Lower House enough is enough. This year I providing care and support to take longer than originally ports TSPH to run a night Councillor Katherine Dunne, rals are then screened and pancake-tossing laurels and can make it three-in-a-row. am delighted to hang up my those living with the effects of planned and the borough shelter that provides a warm, Cabinet Member for Housing, interviewed by the Project have their sights firmly set She added: “So often in Par- hat and apron to be the Of- acquired brain injury, getting cabinet needs key informa- route linking the town centres porting evidence, of the Chis- safe place to sleep for some Hounslow Council said: “I am Coordinator to ensure that on poaching three-in-a-row. liament, we MPs are at each ficial Starter for the Rehab them back on their feet and tion from TfL to decide the of Hammersmith, Chiswick, wick councillors’ response to of the most vulnerable people delighted that the council has the potential guest will be Among the well-known TV other’s throats, but the Rehab Parliamentary Pancake Race back to work,” he added. detailed implementation. Brentford and Hounslow. We CS9 for consideration in the Khalid Abdi Farah that are sleeping rough on our been able to support such a suitable, as TSPH can only faces intending to show off Parliamentary Pancake Race 2018. This way, I get the pride Hounslow Cycling Campaign are confident this support will consultation process. streets. The council continues great initiative as The Shelter support those with low to me- their pancake-flipping prow- is an opportunity to show that of place, prestige, and the For the latest updates on the Detectives investigating the Magistrates Court on Satur- has raised a number of as- be reflected in the consulta- We look forward to working to fund the Shelter Project Project Hounslow. dium support needs and must ess as part of the media team we can come together for the power of high office without Rehab Parliamentary Pancake murder of Khalid Abdi Farah day morning. pects of the CS9 design also tion results, as it has been for with TfL, London Borough of Hounslow (TSPH), which was “This is a good example of have a primary connection are the BBC’s James Landale right cause when that cause is the aching lungs and sore Race, visit www.parliamen- in Southall have charged a + [A] Malique Thompson- highlighted by the council. all previous cycle superhigh- Hounslow and neighbouring awarded the Queens Award how we can work together with Hounslow. and Will Boden, and ITV beating up those rotten eggs feet. I will broach no cheat- tarypancakerace.co.uk, or second man. Hill, 21 (10.05.96) was We are confident that the ad- way schemes. boroughs for the implementa- for Voluntary Service, last with the voluntary sector. No If you would like to volunteer News’ Lucrezia Millarini. in the media and, of course, ing and will call out the bad follow on Facebook - www. [B] Jermaine Paul, 22 charged on Sunday, 3 Decem- ditional time will allow TfL We acknowledge concerns tion of a solution for all who year. one should have to sleep on or donate, please visit www. The annual must-see event at- supporting the Rehab disabil- whilst praising the good. I will facebook.com/RehabParlia- (14.04.1995) was arrested ber with Khalid’s murder. He to further improve the CS9 regarding elements of the want changes to deliver a TSPH is a joint churches the streets so I am particu- tsph.org tracts hundreds of locals and ity charity! Shrove Tuesday award medals to the winners, mentaryPancakeRace/ - and on Friday, 12 January and appeared in custody at Ealing implementation, which is the scheme and would welcome better future for our borough initiative in Hounslow, run- larly glad that, with the coun- If you are concerned about tourists alike who flock to see is a day of penitence, and I a smile to the runners-up and on Twitter www.twitter.com/ charged with the murder of Magistrates’ Court on Mon- objective of the consultation constructive dialogue on spe- with healthier streets, safer ning winter night shelters for cil’s funding, Shelter Project someone you have seen sleep- the runners dress up in pin- hope that colleagues on the give wooden spoons to the Flip4Rehab 26-year-old Khalid Farah on day. 4 December. process. cific aspects, as we are likely cycling and walking facilities homeless men in the coldest will provide not only a place ing rough, please report them nies and chefs’ hats to raise media team in particular will losers. In truth, none are los- Saturday, 11 November in He remains remanded in cus- In our campaigning, we to have common ground. and a flourishing local econ- months. It operates a rolling to stay but access to ongoing online at www.streetlink.org. awareness of the important take the opportunity to atone ers. It’s all a bit of fun for the Lady Margaret Road. tody ahead of his next court have encountered many peo- However, we are disappointed omy. shelter model whereby ser- support for their guests.” uk or by calling 0300 500 work carried out across the for their many sins. As for the great cause which is Rehab.” He was remanded in custody appearance in late February. ple who quietly support the by the lack of a constructive vice users sleep in a differ- The grant gives much needed 0914. UK by the Rehab disability secret to MPs’ winning ways – Gerald Mason, Senior Vice to appear before Willesden scheme, the objectives of approach from some oppo- ent church venue each night funding to support TSPH to healthier streets and safer nents and attempts to po- of the week from December buy the supplies they need for walking and cycling for all, liticise the scheme. We have to March inclusive, providing their guests, train new volun- enabled by the CS9 protected provided a rebuttal, with sup- Stylish living... naturally accommodation and hot food teers and employ a casework-

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(30.8.63), of Willcott Road, NHS England agreed to sup- pressed. current contract with Caril- “I have asked Cllr Samia Acton W3 on Thursday, 20 port the initiative by signing By signing up to The Paris lion who manage our parks, Chaudhary, Cabinet Member April 2017 have charged the Paris Declaration on Lon- Declaration Hounslow Coun- cemeteries and allotments. for Green Policy and Leisure, two people as follows: don’s Fast-Track Cities initia- cil is committing to: Carillion did manage our li- to work closely with resident Christopher McDonald, tive as part of a major push to Continue work to exceed the braries until last summer but groups and Carillion staff 32 (23.02.85), of Good- reduce the rate of new HIV in- UN’s 90:90:90 HIV targets Hounslow Council has re- lice station front counters and out adequate required fund- no longer do. Last November to ensure we have a smooth win Road, Croydon, was fections and to eliminate stig- (90 per cent of people liv- sponded to policing cuts fac- 120 police buildings. ing behind it. Recorded crime we reached an agreement transfer of these services back charged on Thursday, 11 ma in London – aiming to end ing with HIV knowing their ing London by committing to Hounslow Council reaffirmed is rising in London and the with Carillion to terminate to the council. We would like January with the Murder of new HIV infections by 2030. status, 90 per cent of people fund 10 additional police of- its commitment to keeping capital faces many challenges our contract for parks, ceme- to reassure residents and Ca- Paul Tong and conspiracy to The initiative was launched with diagnosed HIV on treat- ficers. residents safe by announcing including the ongoing threat teries and allotments early, on rillion staff who work on our rob. on World AIDS Day (1 De- ment, 90 per cent of people Officers from the Met’s Coun- Mayor of London Sadiq Khan an investment of £1,149,000 of terrorism and a growing 9 April 2018, and we are well contract that we will do eve- Aliysa Ellis, 28 (29.6.89) of cember) 2014 with an initial on treatment with suppressed Fast-Track Cities team. This to treatment services. access the prevention, testing, ter Terrorism Command have this week reminded London- to fund one Police Sergeant population to protect. into the detailed planning rything we can to make the Loveday Road, Ealing, was 26 cities signing the Paris Dec- viral loads) will help us to better under- “By working in partnership, treatment and support they arrested a 27-year-old woman ers of the real-terms cuts and nine Constables for three As police funding across Lon- for these services to move to necessary arrangements for charged on Thursday, 11 Jan- laration. Today, the Fast-Track End new HIV infections in the stand where we need to con- we can fully support each oth- need. Currently, there is wide at Heathrow Airport today, made to police funding in the years, to help deliver the don takes a hit, here at Houn- Lampton 360, the council’s the transfer of the service to uary, with the Manslaughter Cities initiative currently has capital by 2030 centrate our efforts at a local er and improve our residents’ variation in the rate of late Friday 12 January. capital, including £600 mil- Council’s priorities. slow we are working to invest wholly-owned trading com- take place as soon as possible. of Paul Tong and conspiracy over 200 signatories – cities Put a stop to HIV-related stig- level. health and wellbeing, which is diagnosis across London and The woman, a UK national, lion worth of savings the Met- Councillor Hanif Khan, Cabi- in what cannot be anything pany. In the meantime, it is impor- to rob. with a significant number of ma and discrimination Councillor Kamaljit Kaur, why we are delighted to sign among different demographic arrived on a flight from Ad- ropolitan Police Service has net Member for Community less than a priority.” “We have been planning be- tant to note that the services Both of the accused were re- people living with HIV, includ- Stop preventable deaths from Cabinet Member for Adult up to the HIV Fast-Track Cities groups. In 2016, an estimated dis Ababa and was arrested had to make in recent years. Protection and Enforcement, Read the Mayor of London’s hind the scenes for the poten- will continue to operate as manded in custody to appear ing London. HIV-related causes Social Care, Health Services initiative to fight against HIV.” 1,967 London residents were on suspicion of preparation Sadiq Khan highlighted that a Hounslow Council said: “I’m press release here: https:// tial collapse of Carillion be- normal and if residents have at Ealing Magistrates Court London has already made Work to improve the health, and Public Health, Hounslow Signing up to the Fast-Track newly diagnosed with HIV, of terrorist acts under section third of police staff posts have extremely proud of our police www.london.gov.uk/press-re- fore April for some time, and any issues regarding the ser- on the morning of Friday, 12 great strides towards achiev- quality of life and wellbe- Council said: “By signing up Cities initiative will bring to- accounting for 38 per cent of 5 of the Terrorist Act 2006. been lost - including two- force in Hounslow. They work leases/mayoral/stark-reality- it has been our intention to vice, they should continue January. ing the primary United Na- ing of people living with HIV to the Fast-Track Cities Ini- gether all those already work- new diagnoses in the UK. She was detained under PACE thirds of police community tirelessly and passionately to of-government-police-fund- transfer the service to Lamp- to raise these through the tions (UN) targets for the across the capital tiative, we are taking on the ing to tackle HIV across the and taken to a south London support officer posts, down tackle crime in our borough. ing-cuts ton 360 earlier if necessary. usual channels: phone 0844 Fast-Track Cities initiative. Joining the initiative will pro- challenge to end new HIV capital. More joint working police station, where she cur- from 4,607 to 1,591 - in addi- However, a police force can- We are making sure that the 456 2796 or email hounslow. In 2016, for the first time in vide access to the excellent infections which will require will help to ensure that com- rently remains in police cus- tion to the closure of 114 po- not operate efficiently with- appointed administrators un- [email protected].” London, all the UN’s 90:90:90 resources of the international education, testing and access munities affected by HIV can tody. derstand our wish to do this,

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The campaign Do they appear withdrawn whether they are getting the often states it is short of mon- fer to local families. capacity and flexibility to de- slow. asks the general public to and neglected or unwilling best deal. ey, then not claim back nearly The setting up of Hounslow liver school led improvement “Our schools have been suc- spot the signs of slavery in to engage? Do they appear The Liberal Democrats this £100,000 when it could do more affordable housing and Education Partnership from services. cessfully working closely to- nail bars and call the national younger than you’d expect? month moved a motion at so easily? You might smell a in the right locations. The April 2018, was approved by Schools will shape the services gether, and have contributed Modern Slavery Helpline if Are they avoiding eye con- Ealing Council’s main meet- whiff of fish! Council’s current policy, by councillors on 16th January. they need through member- to the high quality of educa- they are concerned. tact, or is the presence or be- ing slamming the Council’s At the meeting it came out viewing their approved plan- HEP will be set up as a Com- ship of the partnership which tion that is offered to the bor- Unseen works with survivors haviour of another individual Labour administration for that when we lodged our ning applications, indicates pany Limited by Guarantee, is inclusive of all state-funded ough’s local families, current- of modern slavery and traf- making them appear fright- their failure to claim legal motion this prompted Ealing that they want lots of high a not for profit organisation Hounslow schools. It will help ly 94.2 percent of Hounslow ficking and operates the na- ened? Are they resistant to costs from Council to belatedly ask for rise tower blocks. Schools Company, subject promote and secure the high- pupils attend a school graded tional Modern Slavery Hel- 2018 saw the first successful they need.’ being paid directly? Developers, when they were the money it was entitled to Ealing Council needs to build to Department of Education est standards of education ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’. pline. They have teamed up prosecution of modern slav- Unseen’s managing director Is there a manager who takes entitled to, after a judgement from British Land. more homes where there is (DfE) approval. Any surplus and will draw on the skills “Outcomes at the end of the with The British Association ery involving minors, where Kate Garbers says: the money and is overbearing was made against the devel- Another example of where adequate transport, health, earnings will be reinvested and expertise in our schools primary phase are well above of Beauty Therapy & Cos- two people were jailed after “As the public learns about or abusive? oper. Ealing Council appeared to schools, open spaces and into further educational and beyond. national averages and sec- metology (BABTAC) to work forcing children trafficked signs and indicators of mod- Are there living quarters up- The large proposed planning get very close to developer is other facilities. Without those improvements across the The council has a successful ondary schools build on this directly with salons and the from Vietnam to work in nail ern slavery, our calls increase. stairs or attached to the nail development was a classic ex- when some of Labour’s Coun- new homes will be a shell and partnership, which will be track record in keeping its strength to deliver headline public to ensure customers bars in Bath. Over the last two months, we salon? Are employees brought prices seem ‘too good to be seek advice by phoning the ample of a scheme that was cillors take an annual trip to not somewhere families can monitored by the Hounslow schools working closely to- progress measured in the top know the signs of slavery and Ruth cadbury MP says: have had an increasing num- to work at the same time? true’? Is the vibe you’re get- Modern Slavery Helpline: good for the developers but France to a planning related really enjoy and love. Council. gether and 73 of 79 schools 10 local authorities nation- visit legitimate slave-free sa- ‘Raising public awareness ber of disturbing cases report- What do they sound like? ting making you feel uncom- 08000 121 700 bad for Ealing – the proposal conference, which to many Councillor Gary Malcolm, As a formal body, HEP can have already signed up ‘in ally.” lons. around slavery in nail bars is ed – an indication that these Do they seem hesitant to talk? fortable? If you can’t quite put was to demolish a large part appears to be away from the Liberal Democrat Councillor, employ staff, own property, principle’ to be members of To find out more about Houn- Since launching in October a crucial step in tackling this campaigns and media cover- Do they speak to others in the your finger on it but you feel of the Victorian heart of the scrutiny of the public. Southfield bid for funding and can en- the new Hounslow Education slow Education Partnership, 2016, the Modern Slavery hidden crime. I strongly en- age of the real issue is making salon? Can they speak Eng- that some of the above indica- borough and replace it with I am proud that the Liberal ter contractual arrangements. Partnership. please contact David Brockie, Helpline has received reports courage consumers to remain a difference. lish? Being unable to speak tors are present, you can re- faceless retail units and tow- Democrats want to see the The Chiswick Herald has ap- Contact Ruth Cadbury: The HEP board will not be Councillor Tom Bruce, Cabi- Senior Education Adviser or of slavery in nail bars from at vigilant to the signs of mod- This is exactly the sort of re- English can increase people’s port suspicions to the Modern ers with only 27% of the flats Council, work with develop- proached Ealing Council for Constituency Office responsible for individual net member of Education, call 020 8583 2747 least 35 locations across the ern slavery, to ensure that per- sponse we want – an under- vulnerability. Slavery Helpline. being affordable. However, ers and not be in their pock- comment but not heard back Tel: schools, but will have the au- Children’s Services and Youth UK, indicating over 100 po- petrators of human trafficking standing that modern slavery How do you feel? If you suspect someone to be a rather than demanding more ets. Acton and Chiswick needs as yet. 0208 581 3646 tential victims, 11 of which are exposed and victims are and exploitation may be oc- It’s difficult to quantify, but victim of modern slavery you Email: have been children. given the help and support curring in some of the nail trust your gut instinct. Do can report your suspicions or [email protected]

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Aikens, CEO of the Hammer- The consultation, led by Grace church; in a healthy and environmen- In total, food parcels contain- smith & Fulham Foodbank. Transport for London (TfL) Access arrangements for some tally friendly way. However, ing contents for 4,330 meals “Support throughout the year and supported by Houn- side roads off Chiswick High we have listened to the con- were handed out between is vital to our mission ensur- slow Council, was publicised Road; cerns raised over recent weeks Saturday 16 December and ing that no one goes to bed through an extensive market- Loading provisions for busi- and believe changes can be Friday 22 December brighten- hungry in Hammersmith & ing and community engage- nesses along the high road; made to mitigate the impact ing the Christmas of 433 local Fulham.” ment campaign to ensure lo- Consideration to wider park- of the scheme on some road residents. Since April last year, HFFB has cal residents, and businesses ing and traffic management users whilst retaining the ben- As well as the essentials, distributed food to over 7,000 impacted by the scheme, were measures if the scheme is im- efits for cyclists. We have fed packages contained presents, people – this is almost double able to share their views. plemented to deal with likely our views back to TfL and the mince pies, puddings and oth- the number they helped over Over 5,000 responses were knock on impacts from the Council will be working with er seasonal treats. the same period in 2016. received to the consultation. scheme. them to identify how changes “The Universal Credit roll-out “The rise has mainly been While there is widespread In order to ensure that TfL to the design could improve has forced people to ask for fuelled by government chang- support for much of CS9, res- and the council have time the scheme for all users.” help in putting food on the ta- es to benefits, among other ervations have been raised to analyse and interpret the ble,” said Cllr Sue Fennimore, pressures. Vulnerable peo- about some elements by sig- huge response received, and Deputy Leader at Hammer- ple are being let down by a nificant numbers of people, give consideration to all the smith & Fulham Council. “But broken welfare system that particularly around proposals issues raised, a decision on this is not just the reality for should be there to help them for Chiswick High Road. the revised scheme will not be A record breaking 78 million with 1.7 million metric tonnes level in 11 years with 15% people at Christmas – sadly when they need it the most,” TfL is currently analysing re- taken until the summer, when passengers travelled through travelling through the airport fewer households affected by it’s every day of the year.” Cllr Sue Fennimore added. sponses to the consultation the newly elected administra- the airport in 2017, up 3.1% - equivalent to the weight of noise, as a result of working ecember, they brought a smile “I would like to thank our and considering in detail the tion will review the revised on last year with passenger 134,000 London buses or 136 with airlines to encourage the to 35 children and their fami- residents and businesses for issues raised. Although we scheme and determine the volumes driven by larger and London Shards. use of quieter aircraft. Night lies at a party held at St Paul’s the generous support that await the final report, it is council’s position on it. fuller aircraft. Heathrow’s annual noise and time jet movements also de- Hammersmith, funded by HA they have shown HFFB and evident that some elements of Cllr Curran, Leader of the Heathrow also became one contour report revealed that creased by a third (32%) in Marks Construction Limited ask them to please continue with support from Kings Mall to help those struggling this the scheme will need to be re- council, said: of the fastest growing ma- the airport’s noise footprint 2017. Daphine Aikens, CEO Of The Hammersmith & Fulham Foodbank vised for it to be acceptable to “It’s clear there is significant jor European hubs for cargo, was at its smallest recorded in Hammersmith. winter.” “Support from the local com- Friday 7th September 2017 Chiswick Herald Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 1820 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.ukchiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 1921 Toby Young Resigns From New Local Nursery Eyes Ealing Council Consider Marie Hounslow Green Party Calls University Regulator Board Stopes Safe Zone Consultation International Expansion Cofounder of local school Local Nursery group Butter- West London Free School, Ealing Council’s cabinet mem- ment, alterations to the clinic tation process has been com- For Publicly Owned Railways cups (with nurseries in Chis- Toby Young, has resigned bers will consider on Tuesday, and patient arrival arrange- pleted and it is known wheth- wick and Homefields) was from his position on the board 16 January 2018 authorising ments, byelaws and a PSPO. er or not the statutory criteria chosen by the Department for of a new universities regula- consultation on a possible Council leader Julian Bell and are met, including whether a International Trade to be part tor after controversy over past Public Spaces Protection Or- local ward councillor Binda PSPO will be a necessary and of its Early Years Education comments. der (PSPO) around a Marie Rai participated in a Home Af- proportionate response to the trade mission to China, earlier Mr Young faced criticism Stopes clinic. fairs Select Committee hear- issues that have been identi- this month. after his new position was The PSPO aims to prevent in- ing on 12 December which is fied. As an Ofsted Outstanding announced because of com- timidation, harassment and looking at the national situa- Council leader Julian Bell childcare provider, Buttercups ments made about inclusivity, distress. tion. Councillors Bell and Rai said: “We are committed to were representing the UK sec- working class students, and Council officers were tasked provided evidence on a local ending the intimidation and tor, offering expertise and ad- gay people, as well as tweets with investigating and identi- level regarding what powers a harassment faced by those vice whilst exploring opportu- referring to the size of female fying options following a mo- local authority had. MPs also seeking legally available med- nities for collaboration. breasts. tion at full council on 10 Oc- heard from clinic staff and ical support, but we are ham- He announced his resignation More than 700 Chinese part- (above) The 14 UK delegates with Antonia Romeo, Perma- tober 2017. The motion was pro-life groups. strung by the powers we have Campaigners Handed Out Flyers Outside Brentford Station writing in the Spectator. ners met with Paul White- nent Secretary for the Department for International Trade in response to a petition pre- Councillors from all parties available. We will do what we Commons education commit- rail fare jump in five years, the rush hour. Shareholders house, Buttercups Director, and their Chinese hosts Toby Young Cofounded The West London Free School sented by pro-choice group and council officers have met can locally but our powers are As rail fares increase, the and the 13 other UK represent- tee Chair Robert Halfon said Sister Supporter calling for with local pro-choice and limited. We are pleased that Hounslow Green party have while wages stay stagnant. made billions of pounds in atives, in a number of forums that Mr Young had gone too ents on their achievements, this post?” the council to end intimida- pro-life groups to discuss if a the government has respond- been calling for railways to Rail fares have risen twice as profits last year, while- pas and networking events in far with his comments, saying but even Toby Young’s Acton In his latest Spectator piece, tion and harassment of service mutual agreement could be ed to the pressure from Eal- return to public ownership. much as pay in the last eight sengers stood on platforms Beijing, Shanghai and Shenz- on BBC Radio 4 “If we are to address cannot save him on Mr Young wrote on the scan- users when visiting the sexual made between the parties. It ing and other local authorities Activists from the party hand- years. An Annual season tick- watching their services get hen. Delegates were also able stand up as the Conservative this one. In his column in the dal: “I am a passionate sup- health clinic on Mattock Lane. now appears that this is un- and is looking at a national ed out protest flyers at Brent- et from Brentford to Waterloo delayed, disrupted and can- to observe first hand existing party for what is right, we Spectator on December on the porter of inclusion and help- The motion received cross- likely to be achieved. solution.” ford station earlier this week, now costs £1,320 a year, and celled.” early years provision in China also have to accept when we 9th of December, not histori- ing the most disadvantaged, party support. Considering all options, coun- If cabinet approve the com- as rail fares rose by 3.4 per some people simply can’t af- “We need a publicly owned and see the scale of invest- have made a mistake [in hir- cal, but mere days before his as I hope my track record of Since July 2017, council of- cil officers think a PSPO is po- mencement of statutory con- cent on 1st January, 2018. ford that.” railway system, with cheap, ment involved. “The extent to ing Mr Young]”. appointment he boasted… setting up and supporting ficers have been investigat- tentially the most appropriate sultation into a potential Victoria George, campaigns “Trains between Waterloo and accessible, reliable transport which the EYFS is known and MP for Ealing Central and Ac- “What a Big Swinging Dick I new schools demonstrates. ing concerns that have been measure to protecting people PSPO then this will last eight co-ordinator for the Houn- Brentford are often crowded for all.” welcomed by many already in ton Rupa Huq poured scorn am”. The column was titled “But some of the things I said raised and gathering evi- entering and passing through weeks. This means consulting slow Green Party said: and commuters have to stand China was a real surprise. The on Mr Young’s ‘developmental ‘The Subtle art of showing off before I got involved in edu- dence. the area outside the clinic with residents, police, clinic “We’re facing the biggest for part of the journey during scale with which it was imple- journey’ by citing a previous at work’. How does that and cation, when I was a journal- From the evidence gathered, from being intimidated and users, and interested groups. 7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v2_AW_7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v1_24/11/17 29/11/2017 15:52 Page 1 mented was also a shock with Buttercups Director, Paul Whitehouse, discusses nursery Spectator column on Decem- the fact that his West Lon- istic provocateur, were either 11 potential options were distressed. some nurseries being 200 or provision with one of the Chinese delegates. ber 9th 2017. Dr Huq told Par- don Free School has had five ill-judged or just plain wrong - identified to manage the be- However, a decision on wheth- 300 place settings,” said Paul liament: “I am usually the first teachers in almost as many and I unreservedly apologise.” haviours outside the clinic in- er or not to make a PSPO will Chiswick/Brentford Whitehouse. sion that they are inviting UK our size, would initially seem to congratulate my constitu- years make him qualified for cluding a compromise agree- only be made once the consul- 020 8847 0077 With the largest education companies to discuss expan- insurmountable.” space-station.co.uk system in the world, China sion into this booming mar- As a follow up to the trade looks set to have an industry ket. 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Chiswick Poet Slaying giants is On the couch with Nicholas Rose: not enough... Humanity Make sure depression does not destroy your relationship

In my work with couples it ence for the sufferer and their To be upset ourselves when tempting it is to try and hide even realise this so it is up to mitted to each other If I were God often comes to light, that at friends and relatives. It can our partners are struggling this fact from a partner who the supporting partner to re- Even if your relationship is in Rev Martine Oborne I’d give up some point in the past, one of also have a significant impact can be difficult as judging is struggling, ultimately that mind them! a good place at the moment the couple has struggled with upon partners and can often thoughts can come to mind partner will not thank you for Unfortunately patterns get put talk about this now - if trouble St Michael’s Church , on the human race. depression. Through therapy lead to the breakdown of re- like indulgent, selfish, uncar- this further down the line. in place whereby the support- comes along you will have an Elmwood Road, Chiswick. couples often come to realise lationships. ing. We prefer to think that So what is it that happens that ing partner also withdraws agreed strategy in place and that the way they responded So what goes wrong? In our when things go wrong for causes the relationship harm? and changes their behaviour this will make it much easier It’s 75 years since the at the time harmed their re- relationships we generally someone we care about we Usually the partner not strug- with the result the way the to have the conversations that Beveridge report. Which Just listen to the news: lationship. In this article I ex- expect that partners support will drop everything and put gling puts their needs to one relationship works is changed will help. formed the basis for the post Rape, murders, wars; plain what often happens and each other during difficult the other person first and that side, they might miss their to such an extent that a time If you or your partner is de- War reforms we know as the what to do. times and illness. So far so they will do the same for us. “old partner”, but they give comes when neither recognise pressed share this article with Welfare State. And, some ‘fare well.’ can actually get in the way cannot heal the wounds in our people torturing and Depression often occurs after good! However the difficulty Whilst this expresses just how them space, or their sex life it any more. The relationship them and think about seeking would say, it was when the So have those Giants been of people flourishing as we lives made by the breakdown something has happened in a tends to come from failing important our partners are for but don’t want to impose, or can be experienced as lifeless, couples / relationship / mar- State became the Church. slain? Or even disarmed a might. of relationships, the absence killing each other person’s life that has been dif- to support partners in a way us it introduces a mindset that being able to talk about their dead, lonely. riage counselling. Not in taking over Sunday bit? And does everyone in There’s no way we want to get of companionship or the in his name. ficult to cope with. The strug- that recognises the needs of a leads to thinking about “them own problems. Unfortunately Couples can often avoid this morning services or prayer or society today have the chance rid of the Welfare state. But absence of acts of kindness. gle can be very tiring, result- healthy relationship. and me” and not about “us”. the denial of needs tends to for years, particularly if they Bible study; but by taking on to ‘fare well’? maybe we need to accept that The most comfortable life ing in low confidence and a All too often, the person So at a time when we both have a habit of impacting have children, busy jobs, oth- the Church’s role in helping Well we would probably say a huge safety net – not only can feel lonely, depressing circle of behaviour that only struggling will most likely be most need our relationship to upon us in ways we do not er interests etc but ultimately the poor and needy. no. There are still many is unaffordable but actually and meaningless without Fraud and dishonesty serves to lead to more unhap- experienced by their partner be working well we tend to expect. they become to realise that In 1942 the Churches thought people so poor that they are stops us taking more care colleagues to plan with; family on a massive scale. piness. as withdrawing and this cre- put it on hold, relegate it, not Of course the struggling part- their relationship is no longer this was great news. Their dependent on Food Banks. when we are on the tightrope to grow with; neighbours to It can have a terrible impact ates a dilemma. On the one give it priority. ner will be finding it hard to there for them. charitable works could now There are many children of life! live among; friends to relax Child abuse. on how someone experiences hand the partner will be up- Quite simply if you are affect- carry on as though nothing Main points - be resourced by the state – going to underperforming If, whether we like it or not, and reflect with and to be a their life on a day to day ba- set to see the person they care ed by the fact your partner is is happening but if that part- Think about your relationship which had the funds to pay for schools; and many young the Welfare State can never solace in adversity. sis, symptoms often include about struggling and want to struggling then you need to ner also loses the benefit to - it is not helpful to think just them, could distribute them people out of work. Our be a perfect safety net, is So be part of the solution If I were God a felt sense of low desire to help them, whilst at the same look at it as information tell- their sense of self that comes about your partner and your- fairly and run them well. National Health Service is there something positive yourself. Find a church or undertake daily activities time they are also likely to be ing you that your relation- from being able to make their self separately. This meant that the Church, in crisis and there are about about this? Maybe it affords community project where you I’d give up including work, socialising, struggling themselves with ship is struggling. If someone partner happy, then thats just Take a step back and think if you like, could get back to 8,000 people sleeping rough an opportunity for the church can make a difference. There exercise etc. It can have a negative feelings about how is unhappy in a relationship another thing to add to their together about what you can its core business. But maybe in London alone. and communities to work are hundreds! on the human race. debilitating effect and often the relationship with their then it is an unhappy rela- probably ever increasing list do so that you can both feel this has not been so good for Nonetheless, while economic together with the state – not At my church – St Michael’s in be a very confusing experi- partner has changed. tionship and no matter how of failures. They might not as though you remain com- the Church. Maybe it has inequality is greater than it just in helping to eradicate Elmwood Rd – we are about made the Church too inward was 75 years ago, 1940s scale ‘Evils.’ But in cultivating to get going with our Winter But that’s precisely looking? ‘Want’ is rare. ‘Goods.’ Nightshelter project – offering At the same time, taking on While people suffer on zero We can seek to eradicate not only a warm bed and Why we need him. the Welfare role has not been hours contracts, the swathes ‘Want’ but will this necessarily food on Saturday nights for entirely good for the state of ‘Idleness’ of the Great bring ‘Flourishing’? We can fifteen homeless men – but either. Right now it seems Depression have not been seek to eradicate ‘Idleness eating with them and getting the state is having second repeated. but will this necessarily bring to know them. And also © Tony Inwood. thoughts and isn’t at all sure While some 800,000 young ‘Fulfilment’? We can seek to receiving from them, as we it wants to be the church people in the UK are ‘neets’ – eradicate ‘Squalor’ but will build relationship with them. any more. It has found not in employment, education this necessarily bring ‘Joy’? We won’t solve all the men’s that Welfare is expensive, or training - general levels of More and more, churches and problems but we will be Tony Inwood has lived and worked impersonal and can even educational attainment are communities are stepping up beside them over these in Chiswick for most of his life and be counterproductive – way beyond what anyone and re-engaging with social winter months. And, despite for much of that time has been sometimes discouraging thrift would have imagined possible action. They are not just everything, that will bring joy. writing poetry. He is a Christian and encouraging dishonesty in the 1940s. complaining and campaigning Both for them and for us. and indolence. As to Disease, despite the that the State isn’t doing If you want to think more and a member of Christ Church, So, is it time for some NHS’s challenges today, enough – although sometimes about the Church and the Turnham Green. readjustment of the Beveridge people are stronger and live we need to do this. They are future of Welfare, read an His book “A Day at the Zoo” is model? significantly longer than they collaborating with the state excellent book called FOR available on Amazon at £6.96 The idea that people in need did 75 years ago. to provide services. And this GOOD by Revd Samuel Wells, should be the responsibility And as regards Squalor, we is not just tackling Evil but Vicar of St Martin in the not just of their families or are badly short of housing bringing Good. Fields. neighbours or the church, and there is homelessness Possibly a greater problem If you want to help with our or but of the state, is a relatively on our streets, but living in our society is not any of other Churches’ nightshelter recent one. In the aftermath conditions in the UK are far Beveridge’s Evils but the projects, get in touch with of the depression in the more comfortable than those problem of isolation. me – vicar@stmichaels- 1930s and the sacrifices of our great grandparents knew. As churches and communities elmwoodroad.org. war, Beveridge identified five These are huge achievements. get more involved in social Sunday services at St Michael’s Giant Evils that needed to be And we are rightly proud of action, we build relationship Elmwood Road are at 9.30am slain – the Giants of Want, what the Welfare state has with one another and that is and 11am – with groups and Ignorance, Idleness, Disease done. one of the greatest Goods of activities for children and Squalor. He wanted to But are we beginning to all. St Michael’s Church: www. set up a Welfare State that realise the limitations and Efficient bureaucracy can stmichael-elmwoodroad.org would live up to its name - by drawbacks of the system? never supply what only human Join Martine Oborne’s creating a safety net so that Especially how it can create a touch and genuine encounter online church here: www. all people in society might culture of dependence. And can offer. The Welfare state martineoborne.com Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald Chiswickchiswickherald.co.uk Heraldchiswickherald.co.uk Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28thFriday July 2017 28th July 2017 2422 TRAVEL chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk TRAVEL 23 25 Coco Ocean Resort and Spa The Gambia Geoff Moore visits Gambia staying at the Coco Ocean Resort

I have always thought of The a balanced mix of Moroccan Gambia in West Africa as a and African styling. perfect introduction to the Af- The gardens that they hoped rican continent. would provide a lush back- The smallest of its numerous drop and palm tree avenues countries, the slimmest too! in the grounds are now as Closely hugging the snaking they wished or even better river for around 200 miles than even they anticipated, I that gives the country it’s think? name. Growing along with the forest Known as the ‘smiling coast’ of palms is the key as to why ten where the men of The Gambia the gardens or cheekily sometimes ture all on one tour, great value I to the fishing port of Tanji or rather add the sea’s contribution to the ca- The Gambia being an English Coco Ocean is such a hit with sit and talk in the heat of the day) try to head to the hotel’s kitchen thought? a fishing beach! cophony. Quite a spectacle and well speaking country makes it holidaymakers, presidents, shaded sun beds line the beachfront garden. Where beans and carrots There, low down, I had close-up Dozens of colourful wooden painted worth putting it on your to do list. perfect for the first time tour- ambassadors etc. It is its staff! and are a good sun-safe choice. are on their menu if the gardeners views of some of the exotic bird pirogues drop off their harvests of As is a stay at Coco Ocean! ist from the UK to feel even Returning to a hotel and see- However the helpful pool and beach don’t chase them away first! from a dugout canoe in the tidal the sea. Women and men wade out A stylish relaxing winter sun get- more at home in ‘Easy Africa’, ing so many familiar faces attendants will see you have a per- Their antics in and around the hotel mangroves but then also from with baskets or bowls in the surf to a-way located in the same UK time as I call it. even after several years of my fect location either under a coconut are highly amusing as tiny babies above from there 30metre high tree bring the catch safely to shore to be zone and just over 5 hours away to Easy to reach and a popular absence was special. Staffs palm or in full sun for that tan on and larger parents shepherd the top tower lookout too. sold either there on the beach and get that rest in the West. Africa that winter sun destination one of that were once waiters or re- the sand itself. troop around swinging off shrubs Just a short distance away I was further inland or in the surrounding is! its luxury secrets surely has to ceptionists are now captains, There are many excursions pos- and trees or tumbling and chasing with a large troop of Baboons again West African countries. Visit Coco Ocean’s website at http:// be the Coco Ocean Resort and supervisors or managers of sible from the hotel if you want to each other. more antics from them. One plucky Large smoke houses or fish drying cocoocean.com/ to find more infor- Spa regarded by many in West their own departments. see more of the country. A country Having a very flat landscape its male was quick to zoom in on one racks surround the thronging beach, mation about their resort. Africa as one of the top hotels A hotel is often only as good where some of its wild life actually hard to sometimes make sense of visitor’s banana that they left un-at- as swarms of people go about their Copy and Pictures by Geoff Moore in that region. as its staff and here they seem comes to you! the country so a trip to Makasuta tended and it was taken peeled and various piscatorial tasks. A smell of www.thetraveltrunk.net Lovingly designed and built to know the right way of re- A troop of Green Vervet monkeys Nature Reserve is a way to see and consumed in seconds as he ran deft- fish mixed with wood smoke per- by Farid Bensouda and Wal- taining, training and having at around 4pm each day appear to understand more about the coun- ly along a wall to make his escape! vades the air. Chatter and yelling as ter Nettlau their vision of ten staff that know who you are, then graze off flowers and shrubs in try and its animals, music and cul- Another trip I would recommend is the rollers pound in on the beach to years ago is now reaching its even after 10 years! extensive spa. Located at the A large seating area to unwind with large outdoor terraces All rooms have the ‘Farid full potential. Nestling next to a broad yel- hotel’s centre with numerous in with a generous warm pool are very popular and also style’ and influence. He want- Many large hotels have the low sandy beach and the rela- and varied treatments avail- to help relax those muscles the Royal Suites, which gives ed to ensure that the things he luxury of legions of designer’s tively warm Atlantic Ocean able in its 13 rooms for mas- and mind even more. you the luxury of your own appreciated himself as a guest and planners. washing in as the tropical sun sages, facials and pedicures. Their indoor fitness centre for enclosed swimming pool. would be there for his own Not the case for Farid and ensures that a comfortable Their most popular treatment those that need to pump iron, Smaller Junior suites are dot- guests too! Walter who shared construc- warm temperature is main- is their Hamam style experi- cycle or run on a treadmill ted around the complex and A terrace of three stepped tion and design tasks over tained in The Gambia during ence with then a massage car- looks out to sea through the there are a selection of similar swimming pools for those that several years and which are our northern winter back in ried out on a heated marble tropical palms. Dome Suite rooms situated prefer that choice of exercise. now providing the delightful UK. table in their separate men’s Room styles vary around the around the upper levels of the The ‘Bantaba’ style (a type ambience for their guests with Its great draw is certainly its and women’s facilities. hotel. The Beach Club Villas main reception building. of covered sitting place of- Friday 28thFriday July 2017 28th July 2017 Friday 19th Januarychiswickherald.co.uk 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald Chiswickchiswickherald.co.uk Heraldchiswickherald.co.uk Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28thFriday July 2017 28th July 2017 26 24 BUSINESS NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk WHAT’S ON 25 27 Carillion – “a sort of Ponzi scheme” Kew Gardens Dr P Singh - freelance writer, and director: Cash for Invoices Limited According to its website, “Ca- likely that there will be any sale to a competitor). rillion is [was, since it is now money remaining for share- If no buyer is found and the Carillion successfully bid for Thai-Inspired in liquidation] a leading inter- holders. Trading in Carillion company cannot continue to UK government contracts national integrated support shares has been suspended.” operate as a going concern worth well over £1.5 billion services business. We employ The Financial Times (FT) then a Liquidator is appoint- in value for high-speed rail around 43,000 people and wrote on 15 Jan 2018: “All it ed. The liquidator will seek (HS2), MoD, and Network Orchids Festival operate in the UK, Canada [Carillion] had was its con- to sell parts of the company Rail. and Middle East.” It goes on tracts, on which margins were -possibly at fire-sale prices An unanticipated event, such Thailand’s vibrant colours, a special Thai cart on loan as being revered globally for to say its objective is evidently too low to cover its (some cash is better than no as a recession, a strike, act culture, and magnificent from the Royal Thai Embassy their delicate beauty. · Winning high-quality con- ever growing liabilities. There cash). In the case of Carillion, of terrorism, or some other plant life will be the centre- in London. Nick Johnson, Public Glass- tracts in our chosen markets was no viable business to Liquidation was undertaken increased cost, can turn cash piece of Kew Gardens 2018 As well as the stunning vis- house Manager, RBG Kew says, · Delivering contracts safely, sell. There were no meaning- straight away – which con- income into no income and Orchids Festival in February. ual displays, visitors will be “I’m so excited to be creating sustainably and to best-in- ful assets.” This explains the firms the terminal state it was even additional costs, throw- Inside the tropical paradise immersed in the sounds of this year’s Thai inspired festival class standards decision to put the company already in. ing the company into a liquid- collapse in Carillion’s share just one week in July 2017. of the Princess of Wales Con- Thailand’s everyday hustle which I think is going to be rare · Developing and attracting straight into liquidation. A rival added: “All we really ity crisis. price, hedge funds began Over the next six months, the servatory, visitors to Kew’s and bustle via four differ- and beautiful. It will immerse excellent people and capabili- Often, a company in insol- do is pre-sell labour and make Were there early warning to short-sell the company’s price fell further to around 23rd annual Orchids Festival ent specially commissioned visitors in the sights, senses ties vency (a situation where (for bets on long-term costs.” signs of Carillion’s decline? shares. They sold its shares 14p today (18 Jan 2018). will get a chance to shake off soundscapes playing inside and sounds of Thailand’s tran- The dust has not yet settled example) it is unable to pay Revenue (actually, cash) gen- Some investors thought so. while they were at a relatively Why did Carillion tender for the winter blues and get crea- the glasshouse. From the quil and unique culture, creat- but events suggest Carillion off a bank loan) would get eration is vital for Carillion’s As early as 2013 hedge funds high price (around 300p in low-margin contracts? The FT tive through a host of exciting grinding of ingredients and ing an explosion of colourful failed on many of those objec- a visit from a Receiver. He business model. It needs cash saw Carillion was taking 120 203) with the aim of buying concludes “It was evidently new events and activities de- the sizzling of spices in a pan, beauty that celebrates the won- tives. would sell sufficient assets to to cover set-up costs of con- days to pay subcontractors, them back when the price because Carillion needed new signed to appeal to all ages. to the tranquil sounds of an der of orchids. We hope this Hargreaves Lansdown said on recover the lender’s loan, but tracts and hopes that cash will according to the FT. Hedge fell, making a profit from the contracts to keep bringing in Colourful floral displays will exotic spa and the regal stir- journey will highlight the sig- 15 Jan 2018 of the liquida- the company would seek to be repaid from future revenue funds probably concluded – movement. the cash it needed to pay sup- welcome visitors as they en- rings of a palace, all aspects nificance of plants for all walks tion: continue as a going concern. generated by those contracts. and subsequent events have Hedge funds had to wait a pliers and lenders...It had, in ter the tropical glasshouse of Thailand’s culture are cap- of life, from the traditional and “The group’s assets will now If the Receiver remained un- Upfront cash is obtained from shown they were right - that while though to make their effect, become a lawful sort and wander through a mag- tured throughout the diverse spiritual to the cultural and re- be sold in order to meet out- satisfied, the next step would various sources, including the company was in finan- gains. The share price chart of Ponzi scheme-using new nificently colourful Vanda soundtracks. ligious, all the while showing standing financial liabilities be administration where the banks and capital markets. cial trouble and that its share above shows Carillion’s share or expected revenues to cover tunnel, with three arches Thailand is home to 1,100 the importance of plant diver- - including a pension defi- company is run by an Admin- One observer told the FT: “Ca- price would decline. price declined by 33% from more pressing demands for delicately covered with hang- species of orchid. Botanists sity and Kew’s work to protect, cit which stood at £587m at istrator (not the board of di- rillion has tendered at very Delaying payment for 120 2013 to 2017, but the quick payment.” ing orchids. Beautifully hand- have been naming and de- conserve and study plants.” the half year and net debt of rectors) or the Administrator low margins. Possibly unsus- days can be because a compa- gains from short-selling were crafted floating Thai umbrel- scribing orchids for more than This year’s festival is hosted in around £900m at the year might sell the company to a tainably low, in order to win ny has no cash to make those made when the price col- las will lead to an exquisite 250 years and Kew is a world partnership with the Royal Thai end. In our opinion it is un- third party (such as a trade these huge volumes of work”. payments. Sensing a likely lapsed from 190p to 56p in Bang Pa-In-inspired orchid leader in this field. Last year Embassy, London and partners. palace. A traditional Thai alone, 600 new species were Entrance to the festival will be market boat and rice paddy discovered worldwide, in- included in the daily entrance form an exquisite water dis- cluding three from Thailand. ticket. After Hours tickets can play, representing a typical Many orchids have important be purchased separately. Operational risk – a costly business bucolic scene, complete with medicinal properties as well

Many examples of misbehav- examinations. It also allowed iour litter the corporate litera- uncertified vehicle inspectors ture and explain why affected to sign-off on inspections. companies pay £millions in That incident resulted in the fines or end up insolvent. recall of 1.2 million cars at a Better corporate governance cost estimated to be 30 billion Local Actor Features In Shakespeare Play offers a glimmer of hope to all Yen. Such breaches of trust stakeholders. might have been going on as Local actor Courtney Buchner da” and Ophelia in “Hamlet.” stranger that make storytelling Car industries across the far back as the late 1970s and is due to appear in The Rose My latest role, however, is one beautiful.” world have shown in recent had become the norm. Car Playhouse’s production of quite different from all of the Her participation in Macbeth months that low standards maker, Subaru also admitted Macbeth. above.” parallels a previous experience of corporate behaviour in its to similar practices. Courtney, who moved to Chis- She said “Every role I have with The Rose Playhouse, as it sub-industries are endemic. Foxconn-the Chinese maker wick from Johannesburg at taken on has taught me some- was where she saw “Hamlet”, Beginning with Volkswagen, of the Apple iphone-saw its the age of 14, is an alumnus thing, both as a person and her first ever Shakespeare play. companies across the globe profits tumble 39% because of both The Arts Educational as an actor, and I think that The show has a small cast, only have rigged emissions results of a design fault caused a School, and Latymer Upper is what makes acting and the six, and runs 80 minutes, so all – perhaps to impress environ- holdup in the assembly of the School. After graduating from theatre such a beautiful expe- cast members will be playing mentally-conscious car buyers iphones, and that meant the Latymer, she rejected her pre- rience for both performer and multiple roles. Courtney herself into choosing their car, or to assembler was left with un- vious goal of a career in medi- watcher. You have an hour, will be playing Ross, Fleance, pass minimum standards tests used labour for weeks. cine, and attended Warwick maybe two, of uninterrupted Witch 3 and Doctor. for carbon dioxide emissions. Uber paid $100,000 to hack- University, where she attained time to really communicate Similar errors of human ers to destroy data they had a First Class honours degree with someone on another The play will run from Janu- judgement happen in virtu- obtained. To make matters in Theatre and Performance level.” ary 30th-February 24th 2018, ally all other sectors of busi- worse, Uber then failed to tell Studies. Courtney says she struggles Tuesday-Saturday at 7.30pm. ness. its regulators and it delayed Courtney said “I fell in love with expressing why she loves Sunday matinees are at 3pm. The Financial Times chroni- notifying its investors of the with [Shakespeare’s] plays to act; “The weight of my at- cled corporate errors of judge- incident. tors and management team settle an investigation that products to consumers, bust- and restoring confidence and in my first year of University. tachment to acting seems ment, cover-up, complacency, Thames water has become a handsomely - some would say it helped clients evade tax, ing sanctions, and laundering respectability of lenders, con- I was intimidated by the lan- insufficient when put into rule-breaking, and just about poster for unacceptable cor- unjustifiably and to the detri- and acknowledged a control money. sumers, and regulators. The guage but found it so active words on a screen or paper. any other description of cor- porate misbehaviour and has ment of its consumers. weakness at a Swiss sub- These few examples illustrate top-down approach means and inspiring.” Its an all encompassing feel- porate wrongdoing: paid a number of fines as a re- Fonterra paid $125m for re- sidiary involved in the affair. that corporate misbehaviour the senior executive and non- “I decided to audition for a ing that I can never fully ex- Mitsubishi Materials and Kobe sult - tipping sewage into the calling infected dairy prod- Banks have paid collectively knows no geographic bounds executive managers of a com- friends production of “Antony plain. I think acting for me is Steel falsified data about the Thames (£20m); misselling ucts it supplied. $ tens of billions in fines for or business sectors. pany must lead by example, and Cleopatra” and was cast so important because it cre- quality of their products. contracts (£10.5m), and miss- Just in case you felt corpo- a variety of failures of op- Corporate governance is one an approach that has been as Iras. From then I went on ates connection. Its our lives, Nissan gave trainee vehicle ing its water leakage targets rate misbehaviour was the erational controls, including area where companies should lacking on so many occasions to play Helen of Troy and Cas- our challenges and our ability inspectors the answers to (£8.6m). 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Leicester on the oth- yellows in quick succession er hand were in a great run of and was ultimately dismissed form having turned their sea- after tripping Moses in the son around after the appoint- 68th minute. ment of Claude Puel as man- Although the home side out- ager. The Foxes had moved numbered their opposition, all the way up to 8th, despite they were unable to find a having been just outside the winner even with all their relegation zone under previ- possession in the final min- ous boss Shakespeare. utes. The game finished in a For the majority of the match goalless 0-0, yet Leicester boss it was the visitors who were Puel saw the result as “two on the front foot. They creat- points dropped.” Nonetheless, ed an array of opportunities, he revealed that considering especially in the first ten min- the red card, it’s a “good point utes when both Shinji Oko- against eleven.” Although due zaki and Jamie Vardy went to the run of play Chelsea close. Also in the first half will be grateful they scraped Thibaut Courtois pulled of a point, but they had now ex- an amazing, acrobatic save to tended their winless streak to deny Ndidi’s powerful header. four and have now dropped to In the second half Leicester fourth position, with Spurs on also had a strong penalty their heels for that champions shout when Mahrez’s skilful, league position. solo run seemed to be ended when he was clipped by Chris- tensen, however the referee deemed Mahrez to have gone down too easily. Despite this Leicester domi- nance, the game ended with Alvaro Morata was unable to find a way through the Leicester defence QPR comfortably Fulham cause last-minute boss Burton misery for Middlesbrough Last Saturday, Queens Park Last week, Fulham visited the Rangers travelled to the Pirel- Riverside stadium to face a re- li Stadium to face a struggling juvenated Middlesbrough side Burton Albion side sitting in in fine form after the recent the relegation zone. QPR on appointment of Tony Pulis as the other hand, were hoping manager, the hosts had been to build on their 2-1 victory victorious in their last two fix- against Cardiff in their previ- tures. However, the Cottagers ous league fixture. were also in great spirits since The visitors looked as if they they were undefeated in their were to continue their win- last four league fixtures. ning ways after breaking the The best chance of the first deadlock just after half an half fell to the home side five hour. Youngster Oteh was minutes before the break. able to score his first goal for Gestede was able to pounce the club when he bundled on Norwood’s poor back pass, the ball past the line at the but lost all composure in front front post, following Furlongs of goal, despite being one- headed flick. on-one and having plenty of However, Burton replied with time, he somehow poked the an equaliser just two minutes ball wide. Kevin McDonald and Oliver Norwood celebrate the 1-0 later when Atkins laid the ball The next clear cut chance win over Middlesbrough into the path of Dyer on the came in the 92nd minute edge of the box. The forward and it fell to the hosts once dlesbrough were made to rue home fans were mortified at was able to take the ball past again. Assombalonga was their missed chances when the how their side had not capi- Smithies with a large touch, fectly weighted through ball, squeeze the ball in at the near able to latch on to a through referee pointed to the spot for talised on the array of the then finish into an empty net confidently round the keeper, post with an unorthodox fin- ball played over the Fulham a Fulham penalty as Norwood chances they had created, Ful- to make the score 1-1. then put his team ahead with ish to make the score 3-1. back four, and once noticing had been tripped by Leadbit- ham boss Jokanovic however, Despite this setback, the a simple finish. The match finished this way Bettinelli rushing off his line, ter. The on-loan midfielder was overjoyed. He hopes this Hoops eventually found a The R’s sealed the victory and Holloway seemed ecstatic he attempted to cheekily chip was the man who stood over will give his side “a positive second goal with just over fif- in the 87th minute when a with both the result, and his the keeper. It seemed as if the the penalty and casually con- push for the challenge ahead” teen minutes to go. Freeman clever give-and-go with Wash- sides “excellent performance” decision was going to pay off, verted it, whilst sending the presumably being promotion added to his tally of most as- ington opened up space for from which he “will be going but the stadium groaned after keeper the wrong way. since the Cottagers are now sists in the Championship this Luongo on the left side of the away from here absolutely de- the ball bounced off the cross- The final whistle blew mo- just a point from the play-off season when Washington was box. The Australian interna- lighted with everything.” bar. ments later resulting in a 1-0 positions. able to latch on to his per- tional somehow managed to Just two minutes later, Mid- victory to the visitors. The Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 19th January 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 19th January 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 4644 SPORT chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk 4547

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Fortunately Bentley Boxing, martial arts and strength training. league fixtures, but were was alert and rushed off his still just one point away line to bravely parry the ball This innovative high intensity class gets your heart from the relegation zone with his chest to ensure his rate up, then helps you keep it there with the latest emphasising how important side maintained their lead. monitoring technology. victory was. With just seconds to go be- Despite a dire opening half an fore the final whistle, the hour with no clear cut chanc- home side secured all three es, the hosts were able to points. Canos strode towards break the deadlock five min- the edge of the opposition PRAMA utes before the break after a box then suddenly played the A new studio with fully interactive floors and walls. long spell of well-worked pos- ball towards the byline in the session. After Barbet’s cross path of Watkins. The winger It’s a gripping way to get your cardio in, perfect forced a poor headed clear- was just about able to reach side by side with family, or in a group, and a ance, Vibe was able to take it, then square the ball back the ball down on the edge in front of the Spaniard on real challenge taken on solo. of the box, then dart inside. the edge of the six yard box. Eventually he played Jozef- He then found Maupay at the zoon through on goal who back post and the substitute powerfully struck the ball first striker resourcefully flicked time into the top corner. the ball past Alnwick to make RESTAURANT, CAFÉ & BAR The hosts went into the break the score 2-0. Fresh & healthy food that tastes great for breakfast, a goal in front, but just three The final whistle blew mo- minutes into the second half, ments later and was met by lunch and dinner. 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However, he was tient and disciplined” but he face Chelsea for a third round new Mind and Body studio for more holistic sessions, unable to find a corner mean- also emphasised “Our game replay following their previ- ing the ball was smothered by management has improved ous stalemate. like hot yoga. an oncoming Alnwick and a since the start of the season The scoring was opened by great chance went missing for and the boys have learned.” the Blues ten minutes after the home side to put the game However, Bolton boss, Phil the break when Batshuayi GYM to bed. Parkinson, completely disa- casually tapped in Kennedy’s In the 61st minute, Brent- grees as he believes “The cross, which put the finish on Revolutionise your workout with the latest technology ford once again came incred- scoreline flattered Brentford” a plate for the Belgian. and brand new indoor and outdoor equipment; ibly close to furthering their and his side, who “got into a Despite seeming to have lead following a corner. They lot of good positions” actually control of the game, Chelsea starting with a high-tech fitness assessment, for 14 key played the set-piece short for “deserved something from the conceded a late equaliser in body stats you can track day to day. a smart routine, which looked game.” injury time. Caballero was as if it had been perfected in unable to reach Lewis’ power- training, eventually leading to ful header from Klose’s curl- Sawyers laying the ball in the ing cross. This forced an extra path of Yennaris who decided thirty minutes, providing the to take the shot on. Just strike Canaries the opportunity for took a deflection off a Bolton an upset. defender, deceiving Alnwick Just two minutes into extra and almost creeping into the time came the most contro- LIMITED INTRODUCTORY bottom corner. However, it versial moment of the match. Willy Caballero saved in the penalty shoot-out from Nelson Oliveira bounced of the post and then It seemed as if Willian had MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE NOW to safety, meaning the hosts been caught in the Norwich error. This was later described both Spaniards having their ra. This was the only penalty remained just one goal ahead area by Klose, yet the referee by pundit Shearer as a “sham- first for diving and Morata missed in the entire shootout, Visit us at East Acton Lane, W3 7HB and at this point, they’d rue surprisingly booked the Bra- bles.” having his second for his dis- but a costly one since it meant these missed chances if they zilian for simulation. 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