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t Lawrence’s Church is a listed build- ing located on a corner of Brentford High Street, in the middle of the pro- ject to transform Brentford’s town Scentre led by developers Ballymore. St Law- rence’s Church is Brentford’s oldest building, but the churchyard has been derelict since Page 32 the 1960s. The church itself will not be al- tered, but is expected to be used as a commu- nity space and garden. SPORT The developments, known as The Brent- Kane and Sterling strikes see ford Project, include a block of 18 flats on England knockout Germany what was previously part of St Lawrence’s Churchyard, with the bodies buried there be- ing moved to a different cemetery. Clergy from the Diocese of London carried out a ceremony on Monday (28 June) to allow the exhumation of the graves to go ahead. A representative of the Diocese was present for the exhumation but members of the commu- nity were not able to attend. Many local residents are unhappy with the exhumations, which include a number of Full story on page 04 St Lawrence’s Church is a Grade II listed building from the 15th century with 18th century alterations Page 48

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Cover story continued Police appeal for help to graves occupied by notable names in ancestors are reburied elsewhere are Gunner Albert Ellen and Lt Merrick Ealing drug dealer given MISSING find missing 16-year-old local history. A number of the graves being accommodated. All remaining Prismall. Free open day being disturbed are unmarked, with bodies will be moved and re-interred at ‘‘Since the 1960 s we have been un- many headstones having collapsed or Brookwood Cemetery in Surrey. able to commemorate both these men 36 month sentence been stolen. However, two First World ‘‘As part of the wider transforma- at their grave sites, and after careful Hounslow Police have is- toms. He is 5'10'' tall. War veterans, Gunner Albert Ellen and tion of Brentford’s town centre and consideration we have agreed for their Ealing sued an appeal on social media He is also known to frequent at Brentford's in a bid to find a 16-year-old Burnt Oak and Barnet. Lieutenant Merrick Prismall are known high street, the de-consecrated St graves to be moved to a more suitable to be buried there, as well as several Lawrence’s Church will be sensitively site. A drug dealer from boy missing from Hillingdon. victims of the 1642 Civil War Battle of restored, with plans for it to become a ‘‘Our policy on exhumations remains Ealing has been Adam was last seen on 23rd June at 10am wearing a white Brentford, and many labourers known community hub and space to host pop- that it should only be undertaken as a sentenced to 36 to have constructed the Grand Un- ups, events and shows. The gardens of last resort, which was the case here. Musical Museum t-shirt and black jogging bot- If you have seen Adam, please ion Canal in the 19th century, are all the church will also be reimagined as ‘‘We will continue to uphold our re- Ealing months imprisonment, call 101 quoting 5292/24JUN. amongst the graves set to be exhumed. a new landscaped space for residents sponsibility of commemorating these An open day is taking Hounslow Police has The remains of approximately 845 and locals.’’ two men, who will be buried at Brook- revealed. former parishioners will be exhumed Jim Storrar of Brentford Voice, a wood Cemetery, adjoining the largest place at Brentford’s during the process. The bodies are ex- group which has campaigned against CWGC cemetery in the UK.’’ pected to be re-interred in Brookwood the exhumations, said: ‘‘Brentford Musical Museum this ary Byrne, 59 (05/02/1962) Cemetery in Woking, and no memorial Voice is determined to do all we can Sunday with free entry of Uxbridge Road was sen- or monument is officially planned to to ensure that the ancestors of our for all and no need to tenced for possession with replace the graves at St Lawrence's. community are remembered and me- intent to supply class A Image: Hounslow Police However, the Diocese of London has morialised. We will seek to ensure that book. Gdrugs after being convicted at Isle- indicated that it is in negotiation with remaining headstones will be placed worth Crown Court on Wednesday developers Ballymore over the creation around the perimeter of the site and ther evidence. Áine McGinty 26th May 2021. of such a memorial. that the Ronalds family tomb is re- Gary was interviewed where he re- [email protected] On Tuesday 8th September 2020 Although a number of local histori- tained in situ. We will also press for ap- plied ‘no comment’ to questions asked officers from West Area Violence sup- cal spots and buildings have been pro- propriate memorials to the dead from of him before being charged. pression unit were on patrol near Eal- tected, many still feel that Ballymore the Battle of Brentford in 1642, the rom 10.30-16:00, locals can mascot will also be flying in at 13:30 to Gary plead guilty at Isleworth Crown ing Common when their attention was has not sufficiently consulted local families of those who worked on the explore their collection of see visitors. Court and on Wednesday 26th May drawn to Gary Byrne who was sat at a communities on a number of issues. Grand Union Canal, and the Common- working instruments, dis- This free event at the 5-star rated at- 2021 was convicted of possession with bus stop openly drug dealing. Officers Ballymore has issued a statement wealth War Graves of the two service- plays and interactive exhibits, traction has been made possible with intent to supply class A drugs. quickly detained Gary and he was seen saying: ‘‘We have undertaken a signif- men who died during the First World Fexperience mini-guided tours of the the generous support of Virgin Media PC Chris Kendall from West Area to drop several wraps of what has now icant notification process ahead of be- War.” collection and enjoy live performances O2 and Neighbourly. Violence Suppression Unit said: “Drug been identified as crack cocaine before ginning these works. The exhumations Commonwealth War Graves Com- of the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ. Also dealing is a serious offence. It attracts he was arrested for possession with in- are necessary to bring forward the ap- mission have also commented on the on display is an array of historic pho- Musical Museum Open Day serious violence and anti-social behav- tent to supply class A drugs. proved planning permission, the legis- matter: ‘‘Since 2014 we have been in nograph and gramophones hosted by 399 High St iour, both of which obviously have a A further quantity of crack cocaine lation stipulates that all bodies within discussions with stakeholders about The CLPGS, a Brentford FC Griffin Brentford TW8 0DU large impact on the local community was recovered after a strip search at the new graveyard are to be moved as the redevelopment of land at St Law- Park photography exhibition by Karen Sunday 4th July which is why we work hard to catch the police station. His mobile phone part of the process. rence Church, Brentford. Reader and interactive musical activi- 10:30 - 16:00 those involved.” was also examined which provided fur- ‘‘Those families who have come ‘‘Among those buried there are two ties for younger visitors. Free entry forward and requested [that] their war graves under our care, those of Buzz Bee, Brentford FC’s official www.musicalmuseum.co.uk Forty firefighters Have you got what it tackle blaze at takes to lead a charity? SPECIALISTS IN Heston House We are looking for volunteers to help at our Chiswick HQ! London Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters were called to a house fire on Heston Road on 27th June.

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Independent businesses in Hounslow urged to sign up to ShopLocal Voucher Scheme

Hounslow locally in the future. shoppers.” Independent businesses The scheme, part of the council’s Hounslow-based businesses wanting wider ShopLocal campaign, could also to benefit from the ShopLocal voucher Emergency in Hounslow are being provide an opportunity for independ- scheme, or find out more information, encouraged to sign ent businesses to encourage customer should register at retailers.evouchers. loyalty and repeat business by offering com up to a new voucher an incentivised or exclusive deal when The voucher scheme is being deliv- scheme to support the the voucher is redeemed. ered in partnership with Evouchers, a There will be a dedicated website company which runs programmes for borough’s high streets with a map and listing of participating the public sector. and encourage residents businesses, and the council will run an Businesses will be automatically re- Essentials Like to shop locally. awareness campaign featuring many of imbursed by the council for the value the local businesses. The council will of the customers spend, up to a max- also offer training and support. imum of £20, within seven working he initiative would see Cllr Steve Curran, Leader of Houn- days. the council give a free £20 slow Council, said: “We have a fan- Every business will be featured on voucher to every household tastic variety of shops throughout the an interactive map available through in the borough to spend at borough, and the last 15 months have the app. been extremely difficult for them and If you have any questions, email sup- Cheese, Bread Tparticipating local businesses. Should enough businesses sign up to their staff. [email protected] make the scheme viable, it is hoped it “By shopping locally we can all do ShareFacebook will launch in August. our bit to help Hounslow recover from Using a dedicated free app to scan the pandemic and foster a longer-term the voucher, the £20 will become avail- culture of supporting our high streets. able to spend on products or services “This ambitious initiative is de- before 7th December. signed to give a much-needed boost And More Cheese. Funded by the government’s Cov- to the shops and businesses on Houn- id-19 Additional Restrictions Grant, slow’s streets. the ShopLocal voucher will also be “It is free for businesses to take part an opportunity for businesses to raise and I’d encourage them to get involved At Weezy, we know there’s a better way to shop: their profile with residents and en- in this opportunity to increase sales one that allows you to live life your way, on your and build repeat business with local courage them to spend more money terms. We’ve got everything you need; from organic fresh fruit and veg to local butchers (Macken Bros) and bakers (Rye by the Water) and your favourite branded sweets, snacks and a tipple (or two) of your choice.

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*First & second orders only. No subscription. Max discount £25. Redeem before 31/08/2021 8 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 9 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald Mini-golf course at Gunnersbury gains council approval

Hounslow Friends of Gunnersbury Park mem- Plans for a mini-golf ber Val Bott spoke against the new BUY, SELL AND DISCOVER course at the meeting, describing it course at Gunnersbury as ‘a garish charged-for golfing play- Park have been approved ground’ and accusing Gunnersbury Estate (the managers of the park) of AT CHISWICK AUCTIONS after a two-hour debate. neglecting the historic bowls club. Putt in the Park director Justin Fish Dia Stronach spoke in favour of the new course, [email protected] which he hopes will see 30,000 rounds played a year and pay rent which would support the upkeep of Gunnersbury ounslow councillors dis- Park and Museum. cussed the plan to remove The golf course would indeed be the Gunnersbury Park charged-for for members of the pub- Bowls Club’s pavilion and lic, although access would be free for Huse its green as part of a new astro- local schools. The developers have also turf mini-golf course on Thursday 25th promised to include wheelchair acces- June. After two hours, the motion was sible toilets available to all users of the approved with six in favour, three op- park. posing, and one abstaining. Councillor Guy Lambert, who A report by a council planner had backed the application, said: ‘‘The re- recommended approval of the appli- ality is that we had a bowls club with cation following key modifications to 22 members I believe, maybe it was 23, earlier proposals which had been re- and not much use. jected. Gunnersbury Park Bowls Club's pavilion has stood stince 1931. Image from Google Maps. ‘‘There was an opportunity, and they The course will be built and oper- were encouraged to try and to grow ated by Putt in the Park, who already membership, and they failed to do so. they were winding up. said ‘it’s finished,’ they’ve given up, ad- Broader plans for Gunnersbury Park operate crazy-golf venues in several ‘‘At that point, the bowls club itself ‘‘I’ve had conversations with mem- mittedly they said the CIC were intran- are expected to be discussed by the London parks. handed back the keys and said that bers of the so-called bowls club who sigent and don’t want to play.” council over this summer.

Visit chiswickauctions.co.uk Off Bollo Lane 10 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 11 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS Ealing LTNs raise over £2m for council Ealing that change can be difficult, and that Police hunt three suspects in According to a meeting these trial schemes have aroused strong feelings locally. For these of Ealing Council last schemes to be successful, it is vital that week, fines gathered they have the support of local people. from breaches of the ‘‘So, whether you have strong views, have changed your opinion over time, Ealing arson investigation borough’s Low Traffic or are finding out about LTNs for the first time – we want to give you control Neighbourhoods (LTNs) Hounslow now total £2.4 million. over changes in your neighbourhood. “Roads were closed and buses were ly owners in rebuilding their livelihood Have your say when the consultation Local police are diverted whilst firefighters made the and show them the wonderful commu- goes live.” scene safe. nity we have here in Hanwell.’’ At the Dia Stronach The consultation will run until 23rd appealing for assistance “This is a timely reminder to test time of writing, £1,300 has been raised. [email protected] July, and the trial period for the LTNs from the public after an your smoke alarms. There were no You can donate at www.gofundme. will end in mid-August. Feedback on arson in Ealing earlier working smoke alarms fitted inside the com. he figure was given by the schemes given previously (either by property. DC Ashleigh Nelson, West Area CID deputy leader of the Labour email or the council’s Commonplace this month. “Having working smoke alarms is added: “We are requesting the public’s group, Cllr Deirdre Costi- website) will not be considered. The so important in helping to detect fires assistance for more information about gan, who added that 70% majority of this previous feedback has Aine McGinty and save lives. They can provide time this incident. This was a terrifying or- Tof the Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) been negative. [email protected] to escape. deal as the staff were inside the shop, had been given to cars registered out- Conservative and Liberal Democrat “As a minimum you should have when the suspects started the fire. If side of the borough. The figure does councillors are calling for a suspension olice were called on Monday smoke alarms on every floor - in the you know who was involved, I urge you not include money raised from other of all of Ealing’s LTNs until the results 7th June to Hanwell News hallways and the rooms you use the to come forward with any information traffic measures in the same period, of the consultation. on Uxbridge Rd at around most, plus a heat alarm in the kitchen.” that you may have.” which includes the restrictions in Fish- Council leader Peter Mason said in 19:40hrs to reports of a fire. The fire was started when three sus- Anyone with information is asked to er’s Lane and those caused by Cycle- this week’s meeting: ‘‘I have set out PPolice, London Ambulance Service pects entered the premises and poured call police on 101 or tweet @MetCC, way 9. that our administration will be open, and the London Fire Brigade were in a flammable liquid and ignited it inside quoting reference CAD 7038/07JUN. The money will be put towards fund- transparent and inclusive, and that attendance. the shop, whilst staff were still inside Alternatively you can call Crimestop- ing Freedom Passes, which cost over means putting residents in control Two men were treated on scene by the premises. The suspects then made pers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or £10 million a year. of their communities and listening to London Ambulance Service crews and off towards Boston Road. report information online at crimes- A consultation on the nine LTNs what they have to say. one of them was taken to hospital. Part They are described as being two toppers-uk.org which remain in Ealing is set to begin ‘‘Nationally the Tory’s own par- of the ground floor shop and part of a white males and one Asian male, aged on 1st July, with leaflets on how to take ty supports active travel, yet locally? gust, a consultation will be announced ‘‘Feedback received via Common- ducing ANPR cameras to allow blue first floor flat were damaged by the fire. between 16-24 years old and were part currently being delivered to resi- Nothing.” tomorrow (25th June) to give residents place and email has fed into the in- badge holders access without a penalty Station Commander Dean Wilkin- wearing masks. dents. Only those who live on a road in An Ealing council spokesperson a final say before a decision is made on terim review and changes to schemes charge notice being applied and easy son, who was also at the scene, said: Locals have rallied around the news- or bordering an LTN will be consulted. added: ‘‘With the six-month LTN trial whether to make them permanent or to address some of the most common emergency service access.” “Crews worked incredibly hard to agents by setting up a GoFundMe page. Cllr Costigan said: ‘‘We recognise period coming to an end in mid-Au- not. concerns were made, including intro- quickly bring the fire under control. Image: London Fire Brigade The page says: ‘‘Let’s support the love-

398 London Road Barnard Marcus to merge Isleworth Do you know it’s a criminal offence TW7 5AG to dump bags of rubbish on the Chiswick branches 0208 326 2887 Chiswick An estate agent which pavement or next to a public bin? currently operates two offices in Chiswick is replacing them Fly-tipping will not be tolerated. Our new with a single office. enforcement team is watching you. Dia Stronach [email protected]

Offenders face an unlimited fine and/or up to arnard Marcus has confirmed that it will consolidate by closing its offices at 237 Chiswick High Road and 45 Turn- 5 years imprisonment. ham Green Terrace and introducing a Studio Figura Bbranch at 87-89 Chiswick High Road. offers a unique body The site of the new branch is located opposite sculpting experience that Between April 2020 and March 2021 we cleared the junction with Thornton Avenue and was pre- is effortless but at the same viously two different premises, occupied by The time brings outstanding results. Parent Hood café and Peppermint the pushchair bags of rubbish from our streets. For over ten years Studio Figura has proven to help retailer. It is 1,590 sq ft and was recently adver- 56,959 thousands of women all over the world transform tised for rent at £52,000 per annum. their lives by helping them to improve their health, the Local businesses have expressed hope that this appearance of their skin and effortlessly lose unwanted Report fly-tipping at indicates a move away from what some rival es- inches, sculpting their figures without the extreme measures tate agents were reportedly concerned might be of cosmetic surgery. www.hounslow.gov.uk/report an attempt to chase away competition by flood- ing the area in and around Chiswick with branch- and there will be no redundancies. This move is Clients have access to the Studios own innovative body modelling devices or call and aesthetic cosmetology treatments, specifically designed for women’s skin. 020 8583 5555 es of the same company. aimed to provide a more convenient location for A spokesperson for the company said: ‘‘Bar- customers, as well as facilitating further expan- We offer a FREE no obligation consultation and are delighted to be able We clear 99.9% of fly-tips within 24 hours of being nard Marcus is merging its two existing branches sion of the team while continuing to comply with to offer our Chiswick Magazine readers an extra 15% off all packages, in Chiswick (located on Turnham Green Terrace Covid-secure measures.” just quote this advert when booking. notified. This costs more than£1 million each year. and Chiswick High Road), to serve the entire W4 ! area from one larger branch on Chiswick High Please contact us on 0208 326 2887 for more information. Road. All staff will transfer into this new branch 12 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 13 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald Blind and partially sighted sports hub opens at Gunnersbury Park Ealing will include, football, tennis, goalball, bury Park. We believe these weekly Metro Blind Sport have cricket as well as many other activities sessions can have a significantly pos- throughout the year. itive contribution towards the social, partnered with Goalball The ‘Seeing the benefit of exercise’ physical and mental health of visually UK, Sportworks, Ealing project will be 2-hour weekly session impaired people within the local com- on a Sunday afternoon, led by qualified munity and across London.” Council and GLL to coaches in a covid secure environment. Alex Bunney, Participation Lead at deliver multiple sport The sports are all adapted specifically Goalball UK said: ‘‘We are delighted to and physical activity for blind and partially sighted people, be involved in this visual impairment using adapted equipment, and will specific multi-sport project alongside opportunities for blind rotate on a weekly basis to provide Metro Blind Sport and other key part- and partially sighted as much opportunity as possible for ners. The Hub at Gunnersbury Park in people. people to try new things. For the first West London is a key location for us as 3 months of July, August, and Septem- we look to grow the number of acces- ber, check out the weekly schedule be- sible opportunities for people to play low for what will be taking place: goalball in the capital.” elivered at the brand-new WEEK 1: Football – Dates: 11th July, This past year has highlighted just Gunnersbury Park Sports 8th August and 5th September how important it is to be active, and Hub, sessions will be taking WEEK 2: Tennis – Dates: 18th July, it is evident that disabled people have place every week on a Sun- 15th August and 12th September been hit hard by the pandemic. Met- Dday, 2pm till 4pm beginning from 11th WEEK 3: Goalball – Dates: 25th July, ro Blind Sport want to deliver a pro- July. 22nd August and 19th September gramme in the new facility that is as Metro Blind Sport launched its ‘See- WEEK 4: Cricket – Dates: 1st August, welcoming as possible for blind and ing the benefit of exercise’ project 29th August and 26th September partially sighted people. today thanks to funding from the Na- Charlie Raven, Sport Development To register for the sessions please tional Lottery Community Fund and Officer at Metro Blind Sport said: ‘‘As contact charlie.raven@metroblind- is inviting Londoners to sign up. The the charity continues to grow, we are sport.org or call 07956 292 046. project welcomes blind and partially incredibly excited to be extending our sighted people of all ages and abilities reach towards west London to deliver Multiple sport and physical activity opportunities will now be delivered for blind from west London to engage in a va- more sport and physical opportunities and partially sighted people at the brand-new Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub riety of different sports. The sessions at this great new facility in Gunners- (Image: Hounslow Council) Council supports Armed Forces Day Ealing “Hounslow has many veterans and The Mayor of Hounslow, serving Armed Forces men and wom- en who add to the rich tapestry of our Cllr Bishnu Gurung, community and I will continue to work praised members of hard to ensure their contributions are recognised and celebrated.” the Armed Forces just To find out more about the Soldiers, before Armed Forces Airmen and Families Association, visit Day, which took place on ssafa.org.uk Saturday 26th June.

he Mayor of Hounslow, Cllr Bishnu Gurung, said: “Armed Forces Day holds a special place in my heart, Thaving served in the British Armed Forces Brigade of Gurkha from 1976- 1995. I served in Hong Kong, Brunei, Singapore, Malaysia, the UK, and Ger- many during my time in the Army. A soldier’s life is not an easy one and I know the commitment, sacrifices and dedication that serving men and wom- en of the Armed Forces makes every day to ensure the safety of our country and people. I would like to thank each one of them for their courage and for- titude. “As division secretary and casework- er for SSAFA (Soldiers, Airmen and Families Association) I would like to take this opportunity to raise aware- ness of the work they do helping pro- vide lifelong support to soldiers, veter- ans and their families. 14 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 15 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS The Mulberry Centre reopens five days a week Residents of Hounslow's Convent Way Hounslow The Mulberry Centre, an award-winning vote in favour of estate transformation cancer information and support centre and an independent charity, based in Isleworth, is re-opening to clients Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm.

ith the roll-out of vac- cinations and easing of social restrictions, The Mulberry Cen- treW is now open five days a week with Covid safety precautions in place, to resume face-to-face services. They are also continuing to offer services re- motely for those who cannot visit the Centre. The Mulberry Centre provides sup- port and information for anyone af- fected by cancer, offering practical ways of enhancing the physical, psy- chological, and emotional well-being. They provide free services for anyone affected by cancer - not just those with cancer, but also carers and those and online so that anyone affected by has not gone unnoticed as their team the workplace testing scheme and all navirus.service.gov.uk/order-later- bereaved by cancer. Services include: cancer, as well as anyone directly af- of 140 volunteers have recently been staff, volunteers and clients attending al-flow-kits/condition and will be de- One to One Support, Support Groups, fected by Covid-19, could access their honoured with The Queen’s Award for the Centre must take a lateral flow test livered directly to your home address. Complementary Therapies, Wellbeing support and services. Voluntary Service, the highest award a at home or a pharmacy no more than You can also collect a test kit from The Classes, Workshops, and access to an Throughout this period, their team voluntary group can receive in the UK, 24 hours before coming into the Cen- Mulberry Centre. award-winning garden. of volunteers and staff have contin- along with a special designation for tre. If you are interested in booking an When the pandemic hit, The Mul- ued to provide services online where their support during the pandemic. Lateral flow test kits can be ordered appointment or require support with berry Centre quickly transferred their possible. They remained a lifeline for To help stop the spread of Covid-19, directly from the NHS through the testing, please call or email at: 020 8321 face-to-face service delivery to phone many. Their work during the pandemic The Mulberry Centre is registered with following link: https://test-for-coro- 6300 or [email protected] Larger events now permitted

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Hounslow vent Way follows 18 months of ‘intense housing and accessibility needs. als. The overall programme is guid- local people. I am excited about this at Chiswick Business Park Residents of engagement and consultation’ with The proposals endorsed by the bal- ed by comprehensive assessments of new opportunity to deliver with, and over 400 residents on the estate. Work- lot aim to improve housing quality, the council’s 171 estates, designed to for, the residents and tenants.” Hammersmith specific time slot of 12.00 pm to 10.00 Hounslow’s Convent ing within the constraints of COVID-19 with an improved estate management identify those that will need to be up- Deputy Leader of the Council, Cllr pm Monday to Friday and 10.00 am to Large scale events can restrictions, the council’s Estate Re- approach. That will improve quality of dated over the next 20 years. The pro- Lily Bath, added: “Residents clearly rec- 14.00 pm Saturday and Sunday for film Way have provided generation team reached out to each life for residents through: gramme's aspiration is to provide 50% ognised the need to replace the exist- now be held at Chiswick screenings. an overwhelming and every resident and household on Enabling residents to play an active homes at council rent levels, subject to ing homes with modern fit for purpose Other events such as plays, live Business Park. endorsement of the estate to provide opportunities to role in how their neighbourhood is viability. All secure tenants and resi- homes, and to address overcrowding. music and dance will be permitted to engage meaningfully with, and inform, shaped, designed and managed dent leaseholders will have the right to But they also confirmed their sense of Dia Stronach take place between 12.00 pm to 9.00 council proposals for the development of the regeneration Providing new modern community return. belonging to Convent Way and as the [email protected] pm, Monday to Friday and 10.00 am regeneration of the proposals. and retail spaces – including high-qual- Cllr Steve Curran, Leader of Houn- place they want to continue living and to 14.00 pm, Saturday and Sunday. The The council’s January 2020 cabinet ity community amenities and shops as slow Council said: “Once again we can build a stronger community. ollowing a meeting of the li- sale of alcohol now will be allowed estate. meeting agreed the preparation of a well as greater and better use of green be very proud of, and pleased with, an “This is another fantastic result for censing panel on Tuesday (29 outside in the Events Plaza from 12.00 programme for regenerating the coun- spaces and underused play areas across overwhelming ‘yes’ to our regeneration the residents and the borough. We set June), Hounslow Borough’s pm to 9.00 pm Monday to Friday, and cil’s housing estates which included the estate plans. We have seen in other boroughs out on our estate regeneration jour- licensing panel granted the 10.00 am to 2.00 pm, Saturday and ith an overall ballot proposals for the comprehensive re- Opportunities for improved hous- that sometimes proposals struggle to ney last year, and although COVID has Fapplication to hold larger scale events. Sunday. The panel heard from representatives turnout of 85%, 80% generation of Convent Way with ar- ing conditions for those in unsuitable gain the support of residents. It is a made everything more challenging, we of Enjoy Work, who manage the site, of eligible residents rangements for engagement with ten- accommodation – for example, where credit to the quality of ours, and the have raised our game on consultation as well as local residents. Many locals have voted in favour ants and leaseholders, and a ballot. households need home adaptations or work of the councillors and staff in- and engagement with tenants and res- ofW the council’s regeneration plans. The proposal came from an overall to tackle overcrowding. volved in the work and the consulta- idents. These results show once again had expressed concerns about crowds, littering and volume. The plans provide new, modern, en- assessment and better understanding The plans form part of Hounslow tion that we continue to see this level how well we have worked in partner- Chiswick Business Park will now be ergy-efficient homes, with new shops of the performance of housing estates Council's major programme to re- of positivity from our residents, and ship with our residents.” able to hold events with up to 999 at- and a community centre, new parks which showed that as buildings on the generate its estates and deliver 5000 this scale of support for the improve- tendees up to 12 times a year, though and a revitalisation of the existing estate were ageing, the growing need affordable homes in the borough by ments. restrictions have been imposed. sports and open spaces which Houn- to repair more regularly was becom- 2022. The programme is expected to “We have set out our commitment Chiswick Park Estate Management Ltd slow Council says will ‘significantly ing more costly. Convent Way, built in deliver approximately 900 high-quali- to building new council homes, and the had previously offered to end alcohol improve the environment for every- 1960, was identified as no longer suited ty, energy efficient, new council homes proposed 900 homes in this scheme one’. to modern living, difficult to maintain for residents, who will continue to play take us another step forward to meet- sales at 9pm, and have requested a Chiswick Business Park. Image from Google Maps. The council says the ballot at Con- and difficult to adapt to meet residents’ a leading role in shaping the propos- ing that commitment and the needs of 16 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 17 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald

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Hounslow economic recovery. Figures show it is Other organisations receiving funding digital skills provision, giving London- ing for those in low-paid work. party with us! London that has been hardest hit by include: ers the skills that are valued by em- The mayor said: “With London see- The London Borough increased unemployment as a result System Group Ltd - System Group is ployers to find good jobs in this high ing the biggest rise in unemployment of Hounslow is set to of the pandemic. The mayor is warn- an independent training provider and growth area. in the country during the pandemic, receive funding from ing that without bold action around will be delivering work across multi- Londoners have been impacted inequality of opportunity could be ex- employment and skills ‘inequality of ple London boroughs. Their ‘Green hugely by the Covid pandemic. The acerbated hugely if we’re not bold and the mayor’s new Good opportunity’ in London could be ex- Transport and Logistics’ programme capital has had the highest take up of ambitious in our response. From unforgettable birthday bashes for little Work for All Fund. The acerbated hugely by the Covid-19 pan- has been co-designed with employers the coronavirus job retention scheme “I’m delighted to be announcing this ones, to sophisticated soirees for grown-ups, major new fund aims demic. and sector body partners, in response of any region – with around 511,000 new £32m fund which will directly help to give Londoners the The £32m fund will provide skills to the Mayor’s Net Zero carbon 2030 employees still on furlough at the end unemployed and low paid Londoners we take care of everything so you can relax support for Londoners most impact- target. They will deliver inclusive adult of April 2021. And despite this support access the training and skills that em- skills they need to find ed by the pandemic including young education and training services for the total number of young Londoners ployers say they need. and enjoy every moment. employment as the adults, Black and Minority Ethnic London residents most at risk of long- (aged 16-24) claiming unemployment “From graphic design and our digital groups, women, disabled Londoners term unemployment, enabling them to related benefits increased by 52,700 or sectors, to health and social care, this capital emerges from the and older Londoners. Londoners will retrain and access new employment 186 per cent between March 2020 and unprecedented package of support is Covid-19 pandemic. be able to access free training and opportunities. April 2021. 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Of these, 20 are receiving deliver provision across multiple sec- capital’s communities over the coming sue careers in areas vital to London’s City Hall funding for the first time. tors including basic and intermediate years, including targeting more fund- Chiswick RNLI E class ©RNLI/David Clarke 20 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 21 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald Toxic caterpillars spotted across Hounslow

Hounslow ble a greyish bundle of cotton. The public are being If left unchecked, the invasive spe- cies can decimate oak trees by strip- warned about Oak ping them of their leaves, resulting in Processionary Moth bare trees that are more open to dis- as Hounslow Council ease and other pests. More than just a care home Hounslow Council’s tree manage- takes action to remove ment team GreenSpace 360 removed The Chiswick Nursing Centre is friendly and welcoming, providing the kindest infestations across the caterpillar nests in the Bedfont area possible care in a wonderfully comfortable setting. earlier this month and further remov- borough. als are expected to take place from Our residents are given peace of mind, support and clinical care by our mid-July when nesting is expected to qualified, friendly staff. Families and loved ones have the comfort of knowing intensify. that our compassionate approach helps our residents feel safe and looked after s part of the nationwide ef- Councillor Samia Chaudhary, Cabi- in even the most difficult of situations. fort which has begun to re- net Member for Leisure Services, said: move caterpillars that can ‘‘I know many of you will be enjoying cause eye and throat irrita- spending time in the borough’s beau- Convalescence & Respite Care tionsA in humans, work has started in tiful parks and other green spaces with Short-term respite and recovery/convalescence – our high standard of care is oak trees over the summer, but I urge some parts of Hounslow by removing offered to our guests however long they stay with us. the caterpillar nests that have been you not to approach these caterpillars identified. or their nests if you spot them and to In-house physiotherapy The caterpillars of the Oak Proces- prevent children from doing the same. sionary Moth, which can also cause ‘‘It’s also advisable to minimise Our Physio gym is fitted with specialist equipment where in-house physiotherapists, itchy rashes and breathing difficulties, spending time under or in the down- nurses, occupational therapist and team of health professionals will aid your are easily recognisable because of their wind of any infested oak tree, especial- recovery. long white hairs and the way they trav- ly on windy days during the summer. el in nose to tail processions. ‘‘It’s important that residents should Whether it’s respite, rehabilitation, convalescence, longer term nursing or The council is warning residents to not attempt to remove the nests them- dementia care, rest assured that you or your loved ones are in safe hands. avoid contact with the caterpillars and selves. Please report any sightings is urging residents to report sightings using the Tree Alert service and be to the Forestry Commission’s Tree assured that Hounslow Council’s tree Alert service to help with a national ef- management team is working very hard to manage this problem.” fort to stop their spread. For more advice on our care call 020 8222 7800 Ravenscourt Gardens, London W6 0AE The caterpillar nests are usually Residents can report a sighting found on oak tree trunks or branches to the Tree Alert service by visiting www.chiswicknursingcentre.co.uk which can occur in rounded and some- treealert.forestresearch.gov.uk times hammock-like nests that resem- Oak Processionary Moth on an oak tree. Image from Kleuske via Hounslow Council.

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Ealing taking place in the Autumn.” Restricted access to Councillor Gary Malcolm, the Leader of Ealing Liberal Democrat Fisher’s Lane will Group, added: "The Liberal Demo- continue until August, crats have successfully pressed the according to Ealing Council to consult ASAP so that peo- ple’s views can be known sooner. It Council. is good that the Council will consult people including those residents who also border the LTNs. The vast isher’s Lane has been part of majority of people giving their views Retirement living in the a controversial Low Traffic on LTNs on the Council’s Common- Neighbourhood (LTN) for place website show that Ealing res- over a year now, and the re- idents are strongly against LTNs. heart of south London Fstricted access will be remaining in Liberal Democrats will continue place until a consultation with local to campaign against LTNs and for Senior living apartments exclusively for over-55s. residents is held this Autumn. as many people as possible to have A timetable for consultations is their say.” The Vale is a beautiful, secure, gated community expected to be announced shortly. offering everything you need This will include a ‘Controlled Park- ing Zone’ style survey of residents in to embrace a vibrant lifestyle in SW16. affected areas. A final decision will likely be made Please call us today 0808 169 6511 in September. This will not affect the to arrange a viewing or take the virtual tour non-LTN restrictions on the area, such as the prohibition on vehicles The Vale, 93 Knollys Road, London SW16 2JP other than buses and pedal bikes. A spokesperson for Ealing Coun- cil said: "Fisher’s Lane is a cycle 1- & 2-bedroom apartments • Independent living scheme, not an LTN. This scheme continues to be monitored to assess Beautiful surroundings • Secure, gated development the effects on all forms of transport, Bespoke support services available including pedestrians. A decision on whether to make the cycle scheme permanent will be made once lock- thevaleliving.co.uk down restrictions are removed and Show flatviewing available or take for schools return with a consultation Fisher's Lane. the virtual tour

The Vale 268 x 161.5mm.indd 1 17/09/2020 14:02 22 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 23 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS Police appeal to identify man after female Over 100 new council homes officer kicked in the head at protest London Some refused to do so, which resulted Detectives investigating in two people being arrested on suspi- cion of obstructing the highway. approved for Hounslow an incident during As officers escorted those who had been arrested towards police vans which a female police Hounslow dens Estate in Feltham West to con- cycle shelters and an enhanced public parked in King Charles Street, they struct 42 council homes across three area that includes landscaping and play officer was kicked in were set upon by a group of protestors Hounslow Council buildings. spaces. the head by protestors who tried to free one of the detainees. has secured planning At the Clements Court Estate, the Cllr Steve Curran, Leader of Houn- A female officer was knocked to the have released an image 74 new homes will consist of a mix of slow Council, said: “We are really floor in the struggle where she was approval to build more 40 one-bedroom flats and 34 two-bed- pleased that approval has been granted of a man they want to then kicked in the head. She had to be than 100 new homes in room flats; 7 of the new homes will be to build new council homes in line with carried away from the scene by col- identify. the borough. wheelchair accessible. All the homes our pledge to residents when we were leagues. will be provided at social rent and elected in 2018. We are also delighted Fortunately, her injuries were subse- available to those on the council’s that we have now reached over 3,000 hroughout the day on Mon- quently assessed as superficial. his will contribute to the housing register. The development will of the council’s 5,000 pledge”. day 14th June, protestors Footage from the incident has been council’s pledge to secure also see the provision of new sports fa- In working towards the council’s opposed to the extension analysed and officers have identified a 5,000 new homes by 2022 cilities for residents. The layout of the commitment to be carbon neutral by of coronavirus restrictions man they want to identify and speak to. and its commitment to build site will also be redesigned to prioritise 2030, both schemes will be incorporat- Theld a demonstration in Parliament Anyone who can help to identify the T1,000 new council homes through its pedestrian safety and focus on the cen- ing Low Energy Low Carbon principles Square and Whitehall. man is asked to call 101, providing the own building programme. tral amenity space. and technologies, including designing a Shortly before 20:00hrs, officers in- reference 6522/28JUN. Information At last night’s planning committee The Rose Gardens Estate will be well-insulated building to reduce heat tervened to encourage the remaining can also be provided to Crimestoppers, meeting (24/06), a total of 116 homes transformed to create much needed loss, Photovoltaic panels as well as Air protestors to move out of the road so anonymously, by calling 0800 555 111. new, high quality affordable housing that it could be reopened to vehicles. were approved comprising a develop- Source Heat Pumps removing the need ment of 74 new council homes at the with 42 new council homes replacing to use gas boilers. Images of the man officers want to identify Clements Court Estate in Hounslow the existing two low rise blocks and ga- Three locals arrested after cocaine worth and redevelopment of the Rose Gar- rages. In addition, there will be secure £84m shipped from Heathrow to Australia Residents urged to share their views

Hounslow parts’ which had been shipped from Three local people Heathrow using a UK freight agent. on proposed constituency changes They estimate the drugs would have have been arrested by had a potential street value of around Hounslow the National Crime £84 million. Chiswick Homefields and Chiswick Agency as part of a New South Wales Police Force Or- Earlier this month the Riverside they will vote for their MP ganised Crime Squad detectives sub- in Hammersmith and Chiswick Con- major international sequently arrested three people in con- Boundary Commission stituency. However, in all other are- investigation into nection with their investigation into for England (BCE) as including payment of Council Tax the importation on 18th May. published its initial they will be part of London Borough the exportation of NCA investigators have been able to of Richmond Council and London Bor- cocaine from the UK to identify a number of other similar ship- proposals for new ough of Hounslow, respectively. Australia. ments made from the UK to Australia parliamentary Niall Bolger, Chief Executive and using a similar method. These are now Acting Returning Officer for London under investigation. constituency Borough of Hounslow, said: “These NCA Branch Commander Andy Noy- boundaries. are initial proposals and we would en- courage residents to participate in the woman aged 56 and a man es said: “Our investigation is looking at consultation to ensure their voice is aged 32 were detained by a sophisticated network of criminals Aine McGinty heard. It is your local knowledge that NCA officers at an address able to smuggle large quantities of class [email protected] will help shape the future of these pro- in Hanwell on Monday 21st A drugs across the globe via air freight. posals which impact you.” June.A Meanwhile at the same time a “Some of those involved appeared to ow, Hounslow Council is Residents are able to view and pro- 31-year-old woman was arrested at a have insider knowledge of freight sys- urging residents to have vide feedback on the proposed parlia- location in Hounslow. tems which they exploited. Protecting their say by taking part in mentary constituencies as part of the All three were arrested on suspicion the safety and security of the UK is a the consultation process. consultation process that will end on of conspiring to export class A drugs, priority for us. “Working through our overseas net- NAs covered in The Hounslow Herald, 2nd August 2021. People can comment fraud and breaches of the Aviation Se- it is being proposed for the new wards on anything from where the proposed curity Act. work with our partners in Australia and of Chiswick Gunnersbury, Chiswick new boundary lines are to the names of At the address in Hanwell gold bul- at home in the UK we are determined Homefields and Chiswick Riverside the constituencies. lion thought to be worth in excess of to do all we can to track down those to be removed from Brentford & Isle- For more information on the consul- £250,000 was also seized, along with involved, and our investigation will worth constituency and be included in tation, maps and to provide feedback, keys to a safety deposit box containing continue.” a new proposed constituency (Ham- visit bcereviews.org.uk £60,000 in cash. Mark Bishop, Head of Asia Pacific mersmith & Chiswick Constituency). There will be a further two rounds The trio were questioned and re- region for NCA International, added: It is also being proposed that the of consultation in 2022. Following the leased under investigation the next “I’m grateful for the continued cooper- Brentford and Isleworth constituency conclusion of all three consultation day. ation and support of Australian Border includes the Whitton ward from the periods, the Commission will look at The arrests followed a seizure of Force and the New South Wales Police London Borough of Richmond. all the evidence received and form its around 500 kilos of cocaine at Sydney Force on this investigation. “This partnership is vital to tackle For residents of Whitton ward this final recommendations. Airport on 15th May. means they will vote for their Member Australian Border Force officers international serious and organised crime affecting both our countries.” of Parliament (MP) for the Brentford found the drugs concealed in a con- and Isleworth Constituency and for The current wards that make up the London Borough of Hounslow Around 500 kilos of cocaine was seized at Sydney Airport (Image: National Crime Agency) signment described as ‘lift and tailgate residents of Chiswick Gunnersbury, 24 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 25 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS New Build Homes Ealing parking strikes continue Loft Conversions Ealing will mean no parking enforcement in Strikes by parking Ealing Borough between 30 June and Kitchen Extensions 14 July. attendants in Ealing Unite regional officer Clare Keogh Garden Rooms will go ahead despite said: "The parking free for all in Ealing "some progress” made over the next two weeks is entirely Ser- co’s fault. It is to be hoped that during Home Extensions in recent talks. the Acas talks, Serco will table propos- als that our members can agree to and Dia Stronach this dispute can be brought to a close. [email protected] "As a Labour council, Ealing coun- Make your home cil should be condemning Serco’s More than 40 parking attendants union-busting tactics and pressuring work for you, Free employed by Serco in Ealing have been them to stop. If Serco refuse, then the taking intermittent strike action since council should follow Labour policy Energy Consultation 5 May. The industrial action is over and bring the civil enforcement con- Serco’s offer of severance to elected tract back in-house.” Unite representatives and activists, Councillor Peter Mason, leader of whom Unite claim have been deliber- Ealing Council added: "Ensuring work- ately targeted to undermine trade un- ers are treated fairly remains a com- ion organisation and collective consul- mitment for the council. We hope this tation. Unite say that "some progress” can be resolved amicably via ACAS and has been made in recent talks at Acas. are monitoring closely while working Serco has also been accused of re- to secure a resolution on this issue as Bespoke designs, Planning and fusing to negotiate a new absence a matter of priority. management policy for employees "I look forward to meeting civil en- Building Regulation Service working on the Ealing contract. Unite forcement officers soon to understand maintains that the present policy is be- more the impact of COVID, lockdown Ten year structural warranty available ing used to unfairly dismiss employees. and industrial action has had on them.” Yesterday (30 June), a rally was held outside Ealing Town Hall to show sup- port for the talks going on inside. MPs 07566 784 049 [email protected] www.lillycs.com Virendra Sharma and Rupa Huq both appeared to show their support. However, the latest round of strikes

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Hounslow 124 years ago in 1897 as the then ‘Am- which should be available to everyone, ing and open to me as a new arrival; the maximum number of people on each Post lockdown, Thames ateur Rowing Association’ refused to not just a few .I really wanted to get atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and course is restricted to 16 so everyone launch new record label allow the professional watermen of the out on the river, so I approached a few it’s a great place to make new friends. gets properly trained. The course costs Ealing “This is an incredible opportunity for Tradesmen’s rowing Thames to join. The club prides itself rowing clubs, but found them interest- Once a month when we come off the £200 (with discounted rates for Houn- The University of West UWL to be at the heart of the creation club has seen a stream of in being open to all diversities – The ed mainly in ‘sporty’ people who had water, we are greeted by a smiling slow residents). If anyone is interested, and distribution of new music in an in- adults wanting to learn age ranges from 25 up to 69. rowed at school (not me!). Eventually, Emma serving us tea and cake. It’s just then please contact [email protected] London (UWL) is set dustry-leading initiative. Women are the fastest growing seg- I tried Thames Tradesmen’s as a begin- lovely to be out on the weekend for a In November 2021, Hounslow Coun- to launch a record “We have so much talent here at the to row or returning ment of the sport as a whole and the ner and found them very welcoming. couple of hours with people who enjoy cil plan to demolish the current boat University, not just in our performers to rowing after a club now has more female recreational Later I learned about their fascinating being on the water together, trying to house and build a state-of the art new label with distribution and musicians, but across all areas of members than men. Furthermore, the history as a club for working people.” improve their technique.” one in its place. TTRC (as it is com- to be provided by recording and management. This deal busy career or raising club has members from over fifteen Ann Hawker from Stile Hall Gardens Rowing is for all people, only a small monly called) is taking up temporary AWAL in a major new with AWAL will not only celebrate that children. different countries. added, “TTRC is a really friendly and number actively race – many just enjoy residence at University of London in by promoting music by our students, Isabelle Meron from Park Road said, welcoming club. It really encourag- a gentle paddle on a Sunday morning. Hartington Road, Chiswick (near Kew collaboration. but allow them to be part of a competi- “I recently joined TTRC and have felt es adults of all ages to take up rowing Club Captain Paul Arnold commented, Railway bridge). They are hoping to re- tive industry as they study. he club, based in Dukes very welcome. The club is very inclu- through its learn to row classes, no pre- “Our club is committed to help people turn to the new boathouse when com- “Offering direct and relevant expe- Meadows by Barnes Bridge, sive with a healthy balance of men and vious experience needed! It’s open to from all backgrounds to take-up this pleted in about 18 months’ time. he label, set to be official- rience is key to all of our courses, and hosts regular learn to row women, from beginner to very expe- all and a fantastic community resource wonderful activity. It keeps you both ly launched in September, this is another way that we are sup- courses. So far since lock- rienced. The emphasis is on enjoying to have in the borough. Rowing is such mentally and physically fit.” will not only offer creative porting and nurturing our students as Tdown has eased, the club has run 3 going out on the river with regular great exercise. It provides a refreshing The next learn to row course starts students a unique space to they launch rewarding careers in the courses with other ones planned in constructive and positive feedback on break from all the normal everyday in July and is already fully booked. The Trelease new music, but offer invaluable music industry.” technique.” stresses of life and it’s a really fun way next one is planned for August/Sep- July, September and likely October. industry experience to music manage- AWAL has delivered success to in- Rowing may seem elitist, but the Simon O’Grady, a life-long resident to keep fit.” tember and will last 6 weeks. It runs ment students who will work directly dependent artists globally, including roots of Thames Tradesmen’s rowing from St Thomas’ Road commented, Susan Holland from Cranbrook Road on Thursday evenings (18.45-20.15) with the signed artists. Lauv, Tom Misch, Kim Petras, FIN- club is anything but. It was founded “I believe that the river is a resource said, “The club has been very welcom- then every Saturday (1pm-4pm). The It is the first initiative of its kind to NEAS, and UWL graduate Little Simz. help new artists access global stream- All students taken on by the label ing platforms through student manage- will have their music distributed by ment as they navigate the professional AWAL onto streaming platforms, and side of the industry while they study. be offered ongoing support in all areas Local officers receive Professor Anthony Woodman, Dep- of business activity. uty Vice-Chancellor at UWL, said: Music lecturers, Ben Bushell and Daniel Pratt who will run the label at UWL commendation Helen Pidgeon Solicitors Limited Building 3 Chiswick Park Hounslow 566 Chiswick High Road London W4 5YA The next BCU Commander’s DD: +44 (0)20 8899 6345 M: +44 (0)7833 228181 Commendation is awarded to [email protected] www.helenpidgeonsolicitors.com Inspector Scoones, DS Collins, TDC Mann and PC Copley for HERE, HELEN PIDGEON, THE DIRECTOR OF HELEN PIDGEON SOLICITORS, provide neutral calendars to manage diary dates and the sharing of other co-parenting FAMILY LAW SPECIALISTS IN CHISWICK, EXPLAINS SOME COMMON LEGAL information. Bravery, professionalism and ISSUES THAT CROP UP FOR SEPARATING PARENTS. perseverance in identifying and SHOULD THERE BE SHARED CARE? If you have children, there are, along with the emotional and financial issues, the everyday If both parents work and are involved in the day to day care of the children, we are disarming a violent suspect and practicalities to sort out; where the child or children will live, how much time they will increasingly seeing parents who want to share the care of a child. There is a presumption bringing him to justice. spend with each parent and what each parent can legally do without involving the other. that each parent, including the non-resident parent, should spend time with a child provided there is no risk of harm to the child. There is not a presumption of shared care. You may not need to involve the court in these arrangements if everything can be agreed It will depend upon the circumstances for the care arrangements as to whether this can Dia Stronach between you. If you need some assistance with these arrangements then start by looking be facilitated and the kind of relationship the parents have after separating. Shared care [email protected] into drawing up a parenting plan setting out clear principles and the arrangements for the doesn’t necessarily mean sharing the amount of time a child spends with each parent children. These do not have to be set in stone and can be reviewed as the children grow equally. up and their needs change, but they can provide a very useful framework and reference n July 2019 officers attended Manor Road point. The Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service “Cafcass” who are the A court can make a shared care order as a way to avoid one parent trying to alienate or in Ealing in response to multiple 999 calls court appointed social workers, have provided some guidance on the issues to think exercise too much control over the other. Neither is there a specific formula for shared about a fight where someone was heard about in its Parenting Plan which can be found on its website www.cafcass.gov.uk. care with alternating days or weeks. Any arrangement will depend on the practicalities shouting "I’ll kill you”. On arrival a victim and must be within the best interests of the child as their welfare is the key concern of Iwas found to have been slashed across the neck WHAT ARE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS? the court. and stabbed numerous times to the torso. As a mother you automatically have parental responsibility. As a father, you either have parental responsibility by being married to the mother before or after your child’s birth or, DO I NEED TO HAVE A PARENTING PLAN OR COURT ORDER? Insp Scoones and PC Copley attended the by being named as the father on the child’s birth certificate (for a child that has been born It is not compulsory to have either if everything is agreed. If there have been difficulties in scene. PC Copley saw a male walking away. He after 1 December 2003). Parental responsibility means you share equally: agreeing the past arrangements, a parenting plan setting out clear and agreed principles quickly stopped the male, who told him he and “all the rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority which by law a parent of a and defining the arrangements may help and as a last resort, if agreement cannot be his brother had been victims of a vicious attack child has in relation to the child and their property”. reached, then an order drawn up with the help of family law specialists may help to resulting in his brother being stabbed It is your status as a parent. You must consult with each other on the major decisions in prevent further difficulties in the future. Not convinced that this male was a victim, PC your child’s life; such as schooling, health, education, religion, changing a child’s name and Copley raised concerns. Joined by Insp Scoones, taking a child abroad for any time at all. This article assumes you are the natural birth parents of a child and does not deal with the law on step-parents, same sex parents, surrogacy or adoption when the legal issues may they discovered that he was armed with a knife. FINDING WAYS TO CONSULT WITH EACH OTHER differ and more specialist advice is required. This article is intended for general advice Insp Scoones lunged towards the large kitchen After a difficult separation, it’s not uncommon for some parents to still need help in putting upon the law. If you require advice about your particular circumstances then you should knife and took control of the suspect’s arm and a Parenting Plan together, either from a solicitor or a mediator. The exercise can be more seek your own independent legal advice about the approach you should take and how handcuffed and arrested him. productive if both parents are informed about their parental rights beforehand. this will affect you. The man was arrested for Attempted Murder Private organisations or state run Separated Parents Information Programme “SPIP” and this complex case was led by DS Collins who (Cafcass website has a directory) offer parenting group classes that you can attend Helen Pidgeon is a solicitor, mediator and collaborative lawyer and director of Helen appointed TDC Mann as the officer of the case. together or alone. If the court becomes involved you could be ordered to attend a Pidgeon Solicitors specialising in private children law as well as all aspects of private PC Mann worked tirelessly to secure further ev- SPIP or similar parenting programme. Parenting Apps such as Our Family Wizard www. family law matters. Please contact us if you require further assistance to help you ourfamilywizard.co.uk and Parenting Apart divorceandchildren.com/divorce-app/ can decide what is right for you and your family. idence and presented a strong case to the CPS. The defendant was found guilty and was sen- tenced to 15 years imprisonment. 28 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 29 In associaton with Viestra Magazine For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk get inspired for your next journey at follow us on twitter @hounslowherald TRAVEL viestramagazine.com @viestramag 2. Natives might hide their supersti- and lights that correspond to natural tion—but Lithuania is actually magica biorhythms, while the ergonomic beds TRAVEL adapt to body position providing visi- Although most of them might ve- tors with top quality rest. hemently deny that, Lithuanians—as residents of the last pagan nation in 5. Still largely unexplored—but full of Europe—have never fully dispensed hidden gems with their beliefs in the supernatural. Therefore, it might come as no surprise Lithuania is not the tourist hub that that the country has created a map Paris or Sicily is. However, since it re- detailing over fifty magical objects— mains under most tourists’ radars, sculptures, monuments, and places— Lithuania allows its visitors to enjoy scattered all over the country. Here, the peacefulness and quietude of na- each object—including the famous ture that has been untouched by civi- Miracle Tile of the Vilnius Cathedral lization. From a slow stroll through a Square or the Pupper with a Croissant silent emerald forest, to an invigorat- by the Kaunas Puppet Theater—has its ing hike along the Baltic Sea coast, to a own story and has been attributed with cautious jaunt across a misty swamp— unique wish-granting properties. Lithuanian hiking trails have it all. Also, while several countries cele- For example, hidden deep in the for- brate Halloween in November, Lith- ests of Trakai—the historical capital of uanians enjoy the company of devils, Lithuania—the 3.5-km-long Varnikai witches and spirits all year round, Cognitive Trail combines forest, lake, even in summer, during the magical and marsh views. Leading away from night of Saint John's Day—a tradition- the noise of the city, it invites visitors al midsummer folk festival. The Hal- to experience the unaffected beauty loween-like atmosphere can be just as of Ilgelis Swamp known for the abun- easily found among almost six hundred dance of berries: cranberries, lingon- manors and several dozen more castles berries, wild strawberries, and blueber- in the country. Up to this day many of ries. ©Nerijus Paluckas them are wrapped in exclusive ghost stories such as a duchess bricked away in the tower, secret room of mirrors and other spooky tales. 3. Odd Lithuanian food preferences— and most bizarre ice cream flavors

Šaltibarščiai—traditionally made by mixing kefir, pickled beetroot, spring onions, fresh cucumbers, dill, and eggs—is one of the most iconic Lithuanian summer dishes. The “pink soup”—as foreign visitors frequently refer to the dish— has been adored by locals for centuries due to its unusual and somewhat bizarre combination Saint John’s Festival ©Elze Jasiukenaite, Tuk tuk, Lietuva ©Martynas Zaremba of ingredients. Therefore, no wonder that the country has put together a taste map of the quirkiest takes on this 5 unusual reasons to visit Lithuania timeless Lithuanian food icon to allow travelers to explore many varieties and Travel hues of šaltibarščiai. As for the sweets, it seems that plain Lithuania has put together a list of reasons why it stands out as a tourist destination: a compact size vanilla ice cream has already come out for roadtrips, bizarre food experiences, over five dozen wish-granting objects, 600 haunted manors, of fashion in Lithuania. Here, chefs around the country are going back to and more. their roots replacing the convention- al vanilla flavorings with the quirky essentials of the Lithuanian cuisine. This summer, the country invites the Lithuania’s small size, seemingly and the most southern points of Lith- ©Tuk tuk, Lietuva. Robertas Daskevičius odd food preferences, and latent belief uania takes only 3 hours to complete world’s foodies to taste ice cream that in the supernatural make the country making it ideal for traveling by car or has been infused with fresh cucumbers, a quirky and attractive destination. campervan. Therefore, the visitors can wild flowers, and even stinging nettle. Tourists marvel at its compactness, traverse through the country’s lush na- More information is available at: unexplored sites, bizarre cuisine, and ture, culturally diverse cities, and pic- 4. Lithuanian summer is short-lived— the richness of myths surrounding the turesque sea resorts in just a few days. but perfect for nights under stars www.lithuania.travel country’s cultural monuments. The country has compiled a list re- While the entire country is compact, During the warm season, it is easy vealing the top 5 reasons why it is a go- so are the individual cities. For exam- to find delightful secluded places in to place for anyone in search of a still ple, it only takes 1,969 steps to explore Lithuanian nature for a stay: a peace- largely unexplored European travel the main sightseeing attractions of the ful hideaway at the edge of a forest, a destination full of surprising experi- country’s capital Vilnius. The number treehouse at the heart of pine woods, ences. might seem small, but Vilnius’ UNES- a glamping site surrounded by an old CO-listed Old Town is one of the most oak grove, or even a cozy yurt on a riv- 1. Lithuania is small—but ideal for walkable in Europe. That is why even erbank. Therefore, in summer, most traveling by car the shortest afternoon stroll in Vilni- locals are likely to choose nature over us is packed with history, astonishing five-star hotels, luxury apartments, or Though 14th-century Lithuania was Baroque architecture, green parks and fancy villas. the largest nation in Europe—and artistic spaces. However, for those not convinced many Lithuanians are still proud of this about spending nights in nature, Lith- fact—the country in its present form is uania is home to the first Sleep SPA barely the size of Ireland or the U.S. in Northern Europe. Here, the rooms state of West Virginia. In fact, the trav- with the human-centric lighting system provide a symphony of smells, sounds, el distance between the most northern ©Laimonas Ciūnys ©Andrius Čeponis 30 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 31 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk TRAVEL follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald TRAVEL

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Aim each are visiting well before setting off as stop off at the grave of famed French fresh and unique dairy products too, side neighbouring Lake Ontario, visi- ern Arizona, the popular Verde Val- 2,000 feet above Alexander Valley and East Asia, South Asia, North Africa and Other low-cost and underrated been madly incentivised to get good day to keep under it and view that as a these can take time to be processed. monk, Dom Pérignon. Guests will stay along with chestnuts and organic veg- tors to the Niagara escarpment will be ley wine trail features 10 stops across offers breath-taking views. South America are particularly popular countries to consider include Bolivia, results, break the bank with a once in challenge. 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Winter is by far the only taste fine wines but experience a such as Winter Wineland each January, Whilst flying is seen as the ‘go-to’ nation to earn your keep? Could you be celebrate? Private hire venue Huntsh- to have a good time, but not at the ex- including the city’s famed cathedral. Taste Trentino to discuss dates and best time to enjoy the region’s famed creekside massage or yoga within the or the popular Sonoma County Wine form of transport, travelling by train a ski instructor in Canada, a kids club am Court, an opulent country house pense of ending up broke, hungry and Where should I stay? This seven-day tour, departing 1 May group size, with the tour starting from Canadian ice wine, a sweet dessert picturesque vineyards. 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Local school Falcons Pre-Preparatory School in Chiswick were delighted to learn this week that they have been shortlisted for Independent School of the Year 2021 in the Pre-Prep category.

ead, Liz McLaughlin com- ing Early Years curriculum in a building mented: “I am absolutely filled with experts who are passionate thrilled that we have re- about their jobs. For any parent decid- ceived this nomination. ing on where to go for their child’s all HMyself, my staff, our students and important initial years of education, our families already know what a tru- I would strongly encourage them to ly wonderful school we have and it is come and visit us and experience first- amazing to have this officially recog- hand what we can offer.” nized. What is even more rewarding is If you’d like to learn more about Fal- receiving this after the challenges that cons Pre-Prep visit www.falconsboys. the past 18 months have given us. It is a co.uk, call 020 8747 8393 or email ad- true testament to the hard work of my [email protected]. team, along with the collaborative rela- tionship we have with our families, that has put us in the position we are in today. “We have been doing what we do for over 50 years and deliver an outstand-

he 10 Young Lyric Associates explore script reading and dramatur- are all from west London gy. This opportunity will allow them Lyric announces new young Lyric and are aged 16 – 25. They to widen their creative skillset and are: Ömer Cem Coltu, Made- influence the artistic programming at Associates Tline Charlemagne, Elle Davies, Connor the Lyric. It's exciting to be working Guffogg, Harri-Rose Hudson, Ra’eesah so closely with the next generation of Theatre Kai, Mo Korede, Amy Rushent, Jo Straf- leaders in the industry.” The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre is delighted to welcome the venue’s Young ford and Louise Valente. Mo Korede, Young Lyric Associ- The associates will meet ate, said: ‘‘Everything about the Lyric Lyric Associates who will form a new youth advisory group to advise, influence, twice-monthly over the next year con- excites me, the representation, the advocate and contribute to the theatre. tributing to several areas of interest opportunities, the performances, the that were identified following a con- space alone has an aura to it. I’d like Matthew Forsythe as Kenneth McCallister. sultation with the Lyric’s young people for more people who have an interest in 2020. This will include the program- or are seeking a gateway into theatre to ming of Young Lyric classes across the get their chance through the Lyric.” A Night to Remember year; the atmosphere and environment Amy Rushent, Young Lyric Asso- Entertainment of the Reuben Foundation Wing which ciate, said: ‘‘The Lyric hosts and up- was built in 2015 and is home to the lifts company and creators that have A Night in November launches at Chiswick Playhouse. Lyric studio spaces and cinema; and bold statements to make through A Night in November is the stunning multi-award winning play from Marie the artistic input of the Lyric by work- their work. It is the perfect place to ing with closely with Liz Daramola, put down roots and be supported by. Jones, the Writer of other hit shows including Women On The Verge Of HRT, Lyric Literary Associate, to explore po- The venue excites me, it will be such a Stones In His Pockets, Dancing Shoes; The Story Of George Best, Fly Me To tential programming whilst developing beautiful place to work and so inviting their dramaturgical skill set. for the new young people we want to The Moon, Christmas Eve Can Kill You. Rob Lehmann, Director of Young introduce to the venue.” Lyric, said: ‘‘We’re thrilled to appoint Jo Strafford, Young Lyric Associate, our Young Lyric Associates who will said: ‘‘The Young Lyric has played a play an influential role at the Lyric significant role in my acting journey irected by Matthew McIl- Marie Jones, Writer: "The actor, di- Matthew McElhinney, Director: Harry Potter Films) and Laurence Fox Sodabread Producer, Gerard McCa- Hammersmith Theatre. All of them and I wish it to do the same to other hinney and starring Mat- rector and producer of this production "A Night in November is an impor- (Lewis) in the acclaimed Our Boys, at be: "A Night in November is an iconic live in our community and represent young creatives. This feels like a sig- thew Forsythe. This funny, of Night in November were not even tant play. It is a play that faced death the Duchess Theatre in the West End. play in Northern Irish history. The sto- the diversity and spirit of West Lon- nificant moment in theatre history as passionate and heartbreak- teenagers when this play was first per- threats, survived bomb scares, united Matthew is also a talented singer and ry captures that moment in time, at the don. They are the future leaders of our we are leaving the dark and entering a Ding show sees the actor flex his acting formed. The fact that more than 25 communities, built a peace process end of the troubles, when peace was shares the stage with his wife Michelle industry and ambassadors for our local new light as theatres begin to reopen skills, seamlessly shifting through doz- years on it still resonates with them is and travelled the world. In Compton in their 1950s Rock ‘n’ Roll band, The in the balance and shows how far one community. This initiative provides again. Now, more than ever, we need to ens of characters in the story. humbling and the passion they bring to it belonged to the Black Community, Soda Popz. They have a three year old man was willing to go for change.. it young people the agency to influence push for young creatives to fall in love Can passion change a man? re-staging it for another generation is in Brooklyn it belonged to the Jewish daughter Isla. has brilliant one-liners, our own brand areas of the Lyric that matter to them with theatre again and get involved in A Night In November tells the story incredibly exciting. Community, and in Belfast, its home, it A NIGHT IN NOVEMBER is at the of black humour - and astute observa- whilst also offering opportunities to as many ways as possible.” of Kenneth McCallister, a clerk in the This show is one of the best to come belonged to the brave who dared ques- CHISWICK PLAYHOUSE tion of identity, it’s a must see.” develop their leadership skills, dram- local welfare office. Kenneth is a Bel- from our wee country. Now 25 years tion ‘is it possible to change? It is a Wednesday 11th August - Friday Matthew Forsythe is a versatile ac- aturgy and gain further experience fast Protestant who has followed all after the events and more recently af- privilege to bring the play to audiences 3rd September tor, performer and voiceover artist, alongside leading industry profession- the rules. He loved who he was sup- ter brexit, parts of Northern Ireland in London.” Tickets On Sale Now from www. working throughout the UK and Ire- als. We look forward to this creative posed to love. He lived where he believe they are more British than Matthew Forsythe, Actor: " Perform- chiswickplayhouse.co.uk. land in both theatre and television. partnership with the Young Lyric Asso- was expected to live. He fought who those in Chiswick or Finchley. Identity ing this one man show has been one of Originally a joiner by trade, he finally ciates over the next year.” he was taught to fight. is still at the fore in Northern Ireland the most rewarding challenges of my followed his aspirations and trained at Liz Daramola, Literary Associate, That is … until one night … a night and reactions to the NI protocol shows career. To multi-role 20 characters Drama Studio London (2011), receiving said: ‘‘I am looking forward to wel- in November … when he did the most it can’t be taken for granted but I be- and bring London audiences into Ken- a DaDA Award to support his studies. coming the first cohort of Young Lyric exciting, outrageous, crazy, mad thing lieve through dialogue it is possible to neth's world for two hours is a privilege One of his first roles was sharing the Associates and working with them to he's ever done ! change. and experience I’ll never forget." stage with Matthew Lewis (Neville, 40 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 41 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk LOCAL LIFE follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald LOCAL LIFE

The Borough of Hounslow Herald has partnered with the Literacy Coordinator Dear Hounslow Citizens, at Hounslow Town Primary School to engage and motivate pupils to want to Greetings! develop their writing skills. I am a resident of Hounslow and I am very proud of ounslow Town pupils have taken part in a writing competition by 'writing for real purposes this place because it has many amazing schools, and audiences'. spectacular restaurants and many iconic shops. I do like Hounslow still, but I have two major problems that HWe have decided to publish one piece I would like to discuss with you. of writing from each key stage. We were very impressed by the standards of writing from all pupils but unfortunately My first major problem is about families who want to we couldn't include them all. have a house in Hounslow, but they can;t because of the extortionate prices of the house. The buildings A big well done to in front of ASDA are very beautiful and modern, but Abhinaya Vijayakumar (Y1), many families cannot buy a house there because of Sohan Purakayastha (Y2) and Famio Miranda (Y6). the high price. If Hounslow Council reduces the prices, Maybe you could be then it will help many children and families to access writing for proper living. The Hounslow Herald in the future! My second problem is about students who can’t study in a grammar school for their secondary education. My particular concern is that the travel is too far. In Hounslow, there are many amazing schools, and I To Hounslow Citizens, think that our students are very bright, but most of them don’t get the opportunity of a grammar school Everyday when I walk to school, I see lit- because they live so far away. If this continues, then ter on the way. I’ll jump over the litter because it is in many families will move house and the population of we must take towards solving the problem is to promote a har- my way. Hounslow will decrease. If Hounslow Council could ar- monious and positive atmosphere. We should promote a collabo- It looks dirty. range a few grammar schools, it would allow many rative, supportive neighbourhood once again at all costs. In addi- I want it to be clean so it can be easy students to get the secondary education they want. tion to this, we must ensure that the government fully funds our to walk. To the Citizens of the London Borough of Hounslow, emergency services - including supporting our police force and These are my two main issues. I will be very glad and increasing the levels of security on our streets. I firmly believe Please can you send someone to clean grateful if you could support my views and help to that this would not only help to increase the happiness of many up the litter? I am writing to you with a concern that I find deeply troubling. Al- find a solution. though I understand that many of you are extremely diligent and Hounslow citizens, but that it would also boost the economy by just, I am growing increasingly worried by the lack of police officers attracting more tourists to the area. Thank you, Thank you, Abhinaya Vijayakumar patrolling our streets and the unwelcomed rise in crime. Are you Sohan. aware that there have been a recorded 14,000 crimes committed in Thank you for listening to my views. I sincerely hope that we can Year Four. work together to restore peace and happiness to the streets of Year One, Hounslow this year alone? With anxieties already skyrocketing due Hounslow Town Primary School. Hounslow. Hounslow Town Primary School. to COVID-19, must we really feel unsafe when walking in and around our local area too? Famio. Speaking from personal experience, numerous parents are working part-time jobs in order to ensure that their adored children do not Year Six. walk home from school alone. Should this be happening in the year Hounslow Town Primary Schoo. 2021? Surely pupils (from the age of ten years and upwards) should be able to walk home safely at 3:30pm? Unfortunately, this is not the case. One troubling experience that I encountered recently in- volved a group of people attempting to steal my neighbour’s bicy- cle. Not only has witnessing this left me feeling petrified, it has also deeply saddened me. What happened to the local area that I used to play so freely and safely within? Are times so difficult that people would rather result to robbery than work for a living?

Another point to consider is that these callous criminals are regret- tably becoming ‘role-models’ for the next generation. Social media and hearsay often promotes their unruly confidence and lack of re-

spect for our emergency services. Does this mean that crimes will Stock Adobe from Illustrations sourced only increase in years to come? It shocks me to read that there have been 361 thefts in Hounslow Town Centre alone this year. It is even more worrying to learn that there have been a further 255 violent attacks. Is this the reputation we want for our beloved Hounslow?

As devastating as these figures are, it is not too late to prevent - or even eliminate - these crimes completely. The next step 42 Friday 29th January, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 43 For up to date news visit chiswickherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk follow us on twitter @chiswickherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald WHAT’S ON WHAT'S ON Lyric Hammersmith announces new programme Tickets on sale now! Dancing On Ice star Visit of events for children and families www.fairytaleonice.com Events Dan Whiston headlines The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre has announced the new Little Lyric programme of events from August to December 2021 Lincoln Showground bringing a magical mix of both new and cherished shows for children and families. spectacular new family ice 3-8th August 2021 York, The new season begins with Eric Rawcliffe park show, Cinderella On Ice Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar in the Main House which showcases Showtime 17th-22nd August 2021 and celebrates the late author’s most loved characters (17th to 28th Au- TV star and three-time champion of ‘Dancing On Ice,’ Dan Middlesbrough Whiston will be headlining the brand new, multi-million pound gust). 29th August – 5th September 2021 This summer will also see the wel- extravaganza that is ‘Cinderella On Ice’, the largest UK touring come return of Lyric Fest, a free, outdoor family festival held in Lyric ice show in 2021. Perth, Square with Hammersmith BID (20th Errol Showground and 21st August) as a key part of the 14th-19th September 2021 BID’s Summer Festival 2021. In the Studio, the festive classic Having won Dancing On Ice a sensational fortunes around and bring her the happiest of sition on a truly global stage as trailblazers of innovative Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas three times with partners Gaynor Faye (Coro- endings. solutions for presenting world-class entertainment in a Edinburgh, will return in a special 10th anniver- nation St), Hayley Tamaddon (Coronation St) safe environment. Royal Highland Showground sary production (24th November to and Beth Tweddle (Olympic Bronze Medalist) THE SHOW 24th December). Ahead of this, the before becoming its Associate Creative Director, All of this, and more, awaits the lucky spec- THE CONCEPT 28th September – 3rd October Studio will also host a variety of chil- Dan now joins the hugely-talented cast of Cin- tators of this brand new, no-expense-spared ex- The concept of true “Theatre On Ice” which are full- 2021 dren’s entertainment from leading derella On Ice to enchant audiences across the travaganza. This is production company ‘Fairy- length productions specifically designed to fit theatre children’s production companies in UK with this breath-taking new ice spectacular. tale On Ice’s’ biggest and most lavish touring ice stages, was born in 1993 when Vee Deplidge created a com- Durham, the autumn including Zoom, Roald “I cannot wait to get back on the ice and for show to come to the UK in 2021 and is arguably pany that toured the U.K. to considerable acclaim with a Rainton Arena Dahl and the Imagination Seekers the crowds to witness this amazing show after the most spectacular rendition of the evergreen unique production of The Sleeping Beauty On Ice. This and The Princess and The Pea (vari- such a troubled past 12 months of lockdowns. Cinderella classic to have ever hit the ice in Eu- production cast professional Russian ice skaters of incred- 12th-17th October 2021 ous dates October and November). We hope to both wow and amaze!” rope. Producers of previously famed tours such ibly high standard, including many former competitors at Dan Whiston as Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty and Snow White National, European, World and Olympic level, combined Brighton “Dan’s involvement in ‘Cinderella On Ice’ is On Ice, ‘Fairytale On Ice’ plan to bring this fan- with world famous coaches and choreographers such as To find out what's in store testament to the incomparable level of produc- tasy fairytale to a city near you, with promises Tatiana Tarasova, Igor Moskvin and Cav Giuseppe Arena, 26th – 31st October 2021 and to book tickets go to tion that guests can expect, in this stunning new to the audience that they will be royally enter- in a troupe collectively known as The Russian Ice Stars. www.lyric.co.uk family show.” tained at the Ice Palace with the very pinnacle of musical and visual production. Designed to Fairytale On Ice (the Production Team behind sweep you and your family off your feet, the cast In Hounslow’s secret oasis, sit spiring stories from Britain’s best Cinderella On Ice). and crew will transport you to an enchanted ONE THE OVERSEAS back by the lake with a glass of speakers, including Ruby Wax, Prof. We are all familiar with the timeless fairytale world where the memories created will be ever- Britain's best speakers come something lovely and be inspired Brian Cox, Claudia Winkleman, Si- of Cinderella where, in a faraway land a long, lasting. The show features the most skilled skat- NIGHT. STUDENT with talks from Britain’s most belov- mon Reeve, Chris Packham, Dr. Ran- gan Chatterjee and many more! long time ago, our heroine lived with her Fa- ers, with 1000’s of auditions having been con- WRITTEN BY ed presenters, fiercest and funniest ther and her cruel Step Mother and Step Sisters. ducted and the services of some of the world’s THREE TANIKA GUPTA to Chiswick thinkers, and scientific heroes. Meanwhile, in the castle, the King was looking elite entertainers and performers engaged to Lose yourself in the wellbeing STORIES. Festival The Sunday Times presents for a suitable bride for his son, the Prince, and bring audiences nothing but the very best show. marketplace, stretch your mind and ‘Life Lessons’ so invited every eligible maiden in the kingdom Escorting you on your family’s voyage into the Locals can enjoy the perfect summer day out next month at the beautiful body in a range of free workshops or to a fancy dress ball, where his son would be able magical world of Cinderella, the Fairy God- wander the 60 acres of lush gardens, Chiswick House & Gardens, thanks to the Life Lessons festival. Friday 16th July 2021 - to eventually choose a bride. Cinderella didn’t mother, Prince Charming and the wicked sis- enjoying the landscape and architec- Sunday 18th July 2021 have a suitable party dress for the grand ball, but ters, (among many other unforgettable charac- ture. her friends the mice and the birds all helped to ters) will be everything you ever imagined them Sink into a deckchair with a book, Ticket prices vary make her one before the evil Step Sisters cru- to be and more. share a coffee with a like-minded elly ripped it apart on the very evening of the soul or simply sit back and let your- lifelessonsfestival.com ball. However, all was not lost as a wonderful THE PRODUCERS BLUE WATER self be entertained with awe-in- Fairy Godmother, a pumpkin carriage, the roy- The producers ‘Fairytale On Ice’ have, over al ball, the stroke of midnight and the famous the course of the past 27 years, earned a rep- AND COLD glass slipper all conspired to turn Cinderella’s utation for being the world’s leading ice show fortunes around and bring her the happiest of producers, entertaining millions of fans, includ- AND FRESH endings. ing royalty, presidents and countless families in WRITTEN BY more than 30 countries, over 6 continents and SIMON STEPHENS THE FAIRYTALE as far afield as Australia, New Zealand, Hong We are all familiar with the timeless fairytale Kong, Hawaii, Indonesia and Brazil. Highlights of Cinderella where, in a faraway land a long, include featuring in the opening ceremony of long time ago, our heroine lived with her Fa- a $135m Ice Stadium for the President of Turk- ther and her cruel Step Mother and Step Sisters. menistan; a special performance for several Meanwhile, in the castle, the King was looking members of the Jordanian Royal Family, includ- for a suitable bride for his son, the Prince, and ing several real-life Princesses!, followed by a so invited every eligible maiden in the kingdom spectacular performance of Peter Pan On Ice for GO, GIRL to a fancy dress ball, where his son would be able the late Prince Rainier of Monaco at the home of WRITTEN BY to eventually choose a bride. Cinderella didn’t Circus, Le Chapiteau. The company is also well ROY WILLIAMS have a suitable party dress for the grand ball, but known for its innovative and exciting style of her friends the mice and the birds all helped to large arena shows such as at the Blaisdell Arena, make her one before the evil Step Sisters cru- Honolulu and a sell-out run of six shows at Par- elly ripped it apart on the very evening of the is’ world famous 20,000 seat Bercy Arena. Not 18 Jun – 24 Jul ball. However, all was not lost as a wonderful discouraged by the ravages of the COVID-19 CO-DIRECTED Fairy Godmother, a pumpkin carriage, the roy- pandemic, they safely and successfully staged BY RACHEL Tickets from £10 al ball, the stroke of midnight and the famous a run of performances at the prestigious Dubai O’RIORDAN lyric.co.uk | 020 8741 6850 glass slipper all conspired to turn Cinderella’s Opera in December 2020, cementing their po- & DIANE PAGE Registered Charity No. 278518 | Photos: Helen Maybanks 44 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 45 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk WHAT’S ON follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald WHAT’S ON Unwind with new Kew Akiki Hirai and Chiswick Playhouse announce Gardens wellbeing programme Jason Collingwood summer season Art Musical After a challenging year spent mostly in the confines of our homes, it’s time to make appearance Following their exciting Recharged Festival and knockout series of Sunday to head outdoors and let nature regenerate and refresh our minds, bodies Soul concerts, Chiswick Playhouse now announces its summer season. The and souls. With summer peeping around the corner, RBG Kew is introducing venue is presenting an ambitious world premiere with From Here: A New a brand new programme of wellbeing events, all set to take place across the at local gallery British Musical (1st – 31st July) and then marking the 25th anniversary of

breath-taking landscape of Kew’s UNESCO World Heritage site. Art Marie Jones’ A Night in November (4th – 28th August) by staging the touring production. Artists Akiko Hirai and Jason Collingwood will be appearing in conversation with Joanna Bird at the Chiswick Gallery next month. The world premiere of From Here: by Ian Oakley. Set and costume design directed by Matthew McElhinny and A New British Musical is a new musi- will starring Matthew Forsythe (Mydidae, cal from Ben Barrow and Lucy Ireland. be by Jessica Staton, with sound de- The Mac Belfast; BBC’s The Fall). With four performers bringing to life sign by Tony Gayle. Mark Perry, Chiswick’s Executive the often musically-interwoven stories Multi-award winning A Night in No- Director, said, ‘‘We are delighted to of several characters, the show asks vember from Marie Jones (Stones in present our summer season, featuring the question of whether we are driven his Pockets, Christmas Eve Will Kill From Here and A Night in November. by the notion of a fairy-tale ending to You, See How Far We've Come) is a We are working in association with two our lives or are we constantly looking funny, passionate and heart-break- exciting, ambitious producers that are for something new. Finding love, mar- ing show telling the story of Kenneth bringing exactly the type of up-and- riage, family, are these the milestones McAllister, a clerk in the local welfare coming creatives that we’re committed we should strive for... or is there some- office. Kenneth is a Belfast Protestant to backing. As soon as we first heard thing else that we’re missing? who has followed all the rules. He the fresh, funny music and lyrics of This funny, heart-warming and reaf- loved who he was supposed to love. He From firming show is produced by Dominic lived where he was expected to live. He Here we knew we wanted to bring and welcoming back our audiences to Gray for Red Piano Productions in as- fought who he was taught to fight. That it to Chiswick. And the fascinating, what will be just the sort of live enter- Chiswick Playhouse sociation with the Chiswick Playhouse. is, until one night in November, when insightful perspective of Northern tainment we’ve been missing for far, 2 Bath Road, London From Here will be directed by Anna- he did the most exciting, outrageous, Ireland that’s revealed in A Night in far too long.’’ W4 1LW belle Hollingdale (Resident Director, crazy, mad thing he'd ever done. November grows ever more prescient. Tickets are priced between £18 www.chiswickplayhouse.co.uk Spring Awakening, The Hope Mill The- Produced by Sodabread Theatre in Written in 1994 it feels just as relevant - £22.50 and are available from the atre; Assistant Director, Heathers, The association with the Chiswick Play- now as it did then. We are so looking Chiswick Playhouse Box Office or web- Other Palace) with musical direction house, A Night in November will be forward to opening our doors again site. ince Covid-19 struck, we have • Each session uses minimal to no tunity for you to explore Kew’s most learnt how incredibly impor- equipment, making full use of the land- beautiful spots with friends and family. tant nature is for our men- scape around you instead. • Take in the enchanted woodlands tal and physical well-being. • Friendly, motivational instructors and beautiful blooms, stop for a picnic SOur bodies are designed to move – to will provide modified exercises to suit or summer drink and listen to live mu- 200 free tickets for key workers breathe and to stretch – and our minds all fitness levels. sic, smell the aroma of the Rose Gar- You can need to be soothed by natural beauty. den as the sun begins to set. nominate a local hero at: What better place, therefore, than Kew And for the whole family…Family • The Gardens come alive when at Pub in the Park Chiswick www.pubintheparkuk.com Gardens, to relax and unwind with be- Fun Fit you’re on two wheels… spoke wellbeing sessions? From 26th July Art Whether you're seeking mindful mo- • Adult, £32.50, child £27.50 (includes Temperate House Yoga Members of the public can now nominate local health care heroes and ments or looking to work up a sweat, entrance to the Gardens and 20% dis- From 22nd June the programme offers classes both de- count on restaurants) – full pricing • £45 (includes entrance to the Gar- key workers to receive a pair of complimentary tickets to Pub in the Park signed for ‘me-time’, as well as those • Friendly and motivational instruc- dens and 20% discount on restaurants) festival this summer. The epic foodie festival is appearing in eight locations aimed at the whole family. Let Kew’s tors will make full use of the great out- • Rise and shine with an early-morn- landscapes and historic buildings doors with a fitness session designed ing yoga session in Kew’s crowning across the UK from June - including Chiswick. re-energise you. for children’s growing bodies. jewel, the glorious Temperate House. • Family Fun Fit sessions combine • Beat the rush of Kew’s day visitors, All sessions will be Covid-19 Secure, circuits, skills and games, plus interac- and even staff, with this pre-opening and will adhere to government guid- tive elements for families to enjoy to- class in the world’s largest surviving Tom Kerridge and the Pub in the credible heroism over the last year, dry gin, will be supporting the ini- ance at the time. gether. Classes are specially designed Victorian glasshouse. Park team will be giving away a to- so he got in touch with Pub in the tiative too, by giving a free drink to for the beautiful biodiverse landscape • The one-hour vinyasa flow will be tal of 8,000 tickets to superstar key Park to see what might be possible. each ‘Thousand Thank Yous’ ticket Forest bathing for the whole fam- of Kew Gardens. held in the midst of 10,000 rare and workers - with 200 tickets per event Tom Kerridge said: "Key workers holder at selected events (includ- ily… endangered plants, and led by Kew’s reserved for personal nominations. have been the true superheroes of ing the one in Chiswick!). They From 8th August Tai Chi own yoga instructor. Tickets are allocated on a first this pandemic, and we want to say said: "The last 18 months have been • Adult £60, child £35 (includes en- From 4th June • After your session, why not take a come first serve basis, so what are thanks by offering 1000 complimen- incredibly tough for communities trance to the Gardens and 20% dis- • £35 (includes entrance to the Gar- relaxing walk through Kew’s landscape you waiting for? Treat your local tary tickets per region we visit so across the UK and our frontline count on restaurants) dens and 20% discount on restaurants) before enjoying a hot drink and break- Akiko makes practical ware using closely with architects, interior de- hero with a thank you they will nev- these superstars can let their hair workers have been simply amazing • Calm your mind and bond together • Boost your physical and mental fast in one of their restaurants? the Japanese tradition of allowing signers and fashion houses, Jason er forget! down while enjoying some awesome throughout. Never has anyone been as a family with guided walks through wellbeing with the centuries-old Chi- the clay to show how it wants to be Collingwood designs and weaves all From the NHS to teachers to vol- music and lush grub.” so deserving of a good G&T and a Kew’s magnificent Arboretum. nese martial art, tai chi, in Kew’s stun- Pilates fired itself. Focusing on the inter- the rugs himself. In addition to the unteers - our key workers have gone Dr Nick Sherwood added: "The proper knees-up, so we're delighted The A Thousand Thank Yous Kew Fitness ning Mediterranean Garden. From 26th July action between the objects and the weaving Jason passes on his skills above and beyond in the last year past year has been one of the hard- to be supporting Pub in the Park’s From 19th May • During this wellbeing session, you • £40.00 (includes entrance to the Gar- viewers, her work enables the view- by teaching extensively in North to keep things going, helping us all est for everyone around the world, ‘A Thousand Thank Yous’ initiative dates & locations: dens and 20% discount on restaurants) through tough times and getting us and especially front line workers. and can't wait to see everyone at the • £32.50 (includes entrance to Gar- will be doing standing meditation, joint • Tone your body in Kew’s historic 19th er to find out the language of the ob- America, Europe and Australia. dens) full pricing loosening exercises, and two tradition- jects in their own way. Her work and Akiko Hirai and Jason Colling- back on track.​ We can’t thank them I know from first-hand experience bar this summer!’’ century Nash Conservatory with our spe- Royal Victoria Park, Bath Friday 18th June • Wake up and move with these al tai chi movement routines. cial Pilates sessions. unique approach to ceramic work wood will discuss their respective enough for their hard work and all how hard doctors and nurses have From NHS workers and carers to Dulwich Park, London Friday 25th June blood-pumping fitness bootcamp ses- • Floor-to-ceiling windows flood their have had much high praise and her work and how their different prac- the sacrifices they have made in the worked in the past year, and just refuse teams, to teachers and clean- St Nicholas Park, Warwick Friday 2nd July sions! Summer Cycle spacious conservatory with natural day- work is becoming more in demand tices interact on Wednesday 28th past year. how much they have given up for ers – any of the essential members of light, bringing you relaxing views of the Dunorlan Park, Tunbridge Wells Friday 9th July • Bootcamp sessions are an out- From 21st June from her commissions worldwide. July, 6.30pm, at the Chiswick Gal- Dr Nick Sherwood, Critical Care their jobs. So quite simply I wanted our communities will be eligible for Gardens. Chichester, West Sussex Sunday 25th July door full-body workout, similar to Adult £20, Child £10 With over 30 years experience lery. The event is being hosted in Consultant and Emergency Planning to thank my team for being superhe- nomination. Pub in the Park will be Chiswick House and Gardens, London Friday 3rd Sep circuit training. Bootcamp uses a vari- • Join Kew in celebration of summer For full details including dates, times as a professional rug weaver Jason association with the Joanna Bird Clinical lead for Sandwell and West roes, and what better way than with working with NHS trusts, the emer- Verulamium Park, St Albans Friday 10th Sep ety of bodyweight exercises and inter- with a magical evening bike ride. and pricing visit kew.org/kew-gardens/ has produced thousands of rugs Foundation. Learn more or RSVP at Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust the help of my great friends at Pub gency services, and local people and Higginson Park, Marlow Thursday 16th Sep val-style training to build up strength • As bicycles are not usually allowed whats-on for hundreds of international pri- joannabird.com/topics/events was looking for a way he could thank in the Park.” organisations to allocate these tick- and stamina and burn calories. in the Gardens, this is a unique oppor- vate and corporate clients. Working all his hardworking staff for their in- Greenall’s, the original London ets. 46 Friday 2nd July, 2021 Friday 2nd July, 2021 47 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk SPORT follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald SPORT Striker Bonne to spend

loan spell at Ipswich ▶ ▶ Football he striker struggled last sea- the first choice forward. Not only did son as he played 41 times, Austin re-sign in January, but his at- Macauley Bonne, who but only managed to find the tacking partner Dykes found form late grew up in Ipswich, has back of the net four times on in the season. The Scottish target Tand assist once. man earned his place in next season’s now joined the club The 25-year-old knows the club well squad after scoring seven goals and that he supports as he as he spent six years in the Ipswich assisting four times in his last ten ap- will spend the 2021/22 academy from the age 8 to 14. Bonne pearances. told the club website, “Being a local season at League One boy, I’ve never stopped supporting the side Ipswich Town. club. Even to this day, I’m still a big Town fan.” Louis Yamani Last season Bonne joined the Hoops Bonne has scored on six separate de- from Charlton, but fell out of favour as buts, meaning his first fixture against [email protected] Morecambe will be interesting. Danish duo are Brentford’s Brentford’s final Balcombe Euro 2020 survivors joins Burton Football The Euro 2020 tournament began with on loan Call (24/7): Brentford having five Football 0208 819 1111 Book online: brightsun.co.uk representatives at the Burton Albion have secured the services of Ellery competition, however Balcombe for next season as he has signed for the that number has now League One club on-loan. dropped to two. Louis Yamani [email protected] Sale to Singapore Louis Yamani [email protected] he goalkeeper also spent last season as a loanee in League One whilst playing for Don- Free unlimited date changes alil Dervisoglu and Marcus caster Rovers. In seventeen Forss were the first to be Tappearances, he kept five clean sheets. knocked out with Turkey The 21-year-old will be looking and Finland in the group forward to getting another season of Hstages. After a poor showing for both game-time under his belt as he has sides, who had been promising in the previously suffered setbacks through friendlies leading up to the event. injury. Andy Quay, who is Burton’s th In the Round of Sixteen Brentford Book by 30 April 2021 current goalkeeper coach, was at £272 £379 captain Pontus Jansson watched his Brentford in the same role during side get knocked out by a last minute the 19/20 season. Balcombe will be winner in extra time in the 2-1 defeat Balcombe was part of the original One way reunited with his old coach as they Brentford B squad that formed in 2016. Return to Ukraine. The ten men battled hard focus on attaining promotion to the after receiving a red, but the extra man Championship this year. whilst everyone was fatigued proved football at a good level.” Bees boss Thomas Frank told the decisive. The manager added, “He had a good club website, “Ellery signed a long- Brentford’s two final representatives Denmark have never beaten Czech Republic in a Euro tournament, they loan at Doncaster last season and New online chat available Flexible change policies will be hoping that changes in the Quarter Finals. term contract last season, and we are Why Choose that remain in the competition played a lot of games. He learned a pleased with how he is developing. are Mathias Jensen and Christian lot. He will be working with Andy Quy, Brightsun Travel: He is a young goalkeeper with great Travel insurance incl. COVID-19 Worldwide sale prices Norgaard. The Danish duo have Czech Republic on Saturday evening. constantly a threat as he bombarded who we know and who will help Ellery promise, and we have high hopes for contributed to their side's impressive Jensen played a pivotal role in the the Welsh box with dangerous, inviting continue to develop. I wish him lots of the future. This is another chance for journey which has seen them reach the Round of Sixteen 4-0 thrashing against crosses. luck for the season to come.” him to get playing time in competitive quarter finals, in which they will face Wales. The midfield maestro was 48 Friday 2nd July, 2021 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk SPORT follow us on twitter @hounslowherald Kane and Sterling strikes see England knockout Germany Football Neuer. However, the best chance of Sterling lost his marker and poked his England progressed the first half fell to Werner, who was strike past Neuer from the near post to found racing down the left side of the put his side ahead. through to the box. The German forward tried to fire A sudden counter-attack, after a Quarter Finals after into the far corner across goal, but poor pass from Sterling, saw Germany professionally defeating the oncoming Pickford smothered the break. Muller was played through on attempt well. goal with plenty of time to pick out a Germany 2-0. Moments before the break, Sterling finish that would beat the stranded caused havoc on the edge of the Pickford. The World Cup winner lost Louis Yamani opposition box. He picked the ball up all composure as he dragged his finish [email protected] in the midfield and raced forwards, past the post, and merely out for a goal dodging countless tackles until he kick. oals from Kane and Sterling was stopped by five defenders on the In the 86th minute England doubled separated the two sides, but edge of the box. A fortunate deflection their lead and secured the victory. it was not until Grealish found Kane on the left side of the six- Once again it was the newly introduced was subbed onto the pitch yard-box. The striker rounded Neuer, Grealish who was providing the Gthat England truly looked like scoring. but before he could pull the trigger, the crucial creativity needed to breach Southgate’s side will now need to con- ball was cleared. the opposition defence. The winger tinue their winning ways in the next With fifteen minutes left on the clock, delivered an inviting cross towards the round against Ukraine. the deadlock was broken by Southgate’s penalty spot where Kane was waiting. Sterling was a threat going forward side. Grealish’s introduction added The clinical striker scored his first goal immediately as his constant runs fluidity to England’s football in the of the tournament, as he directed his behind Germany’s backline caused final third. The midfield maestro slid header across goal past the helpless confusion. Early on he unleashed a the ball down the left side into the Neuer, sealing the victory. curling striker which needed to be path of Shaw, and the full back drilled Germany failed to keep a clean sheet this tournament, whilst turned around the post by a diving a perfectly placed cross into the box. England are still yet to concede. How dangerous are the Dark Horses? Football ome’s Stadio Olimpico will of the first, as he put his side ahead host England’s Quarter Fi- with a stylish volley. The Manchester Group F’s final fixture nal clash against Ukraine on City man is key to Ukraine’s ability to between Portugal and Saturday evening. England build from the back, and will likely be Rfinally faced their first test against a targeted by England as a threat. France showcased some fellow European heavyweight, being Yarmolenko will also be a key of the world’s brightest Germany. They proved that they can threat who will give Maguire a good stars. nullify the renowned threats in the 2-0 battle, he has scored twice in his four win. appearances this tournament. The Louis Yamani Ukraine, who are one of the attacker has struggled with injuries [email protected] tournament’s dark horses, reached throughout his career, but is proving the Quarter Finals stylishly as they he can be part of the solution to West defeated Sweden 2-1. The ten-man Ham’s striker issues when fit. Swedish side fell short as fatigue set in, they conceded in the final minute of extra time. Zinchenko was the scorer

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