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CCTV Captures Theft at Depot ~ www.heathrowvillager.co.uk ~ PLEASE NOTE OUR NEXT ISSUE THE HEATHROW IS ON: VILLAGER 20 February FIRST PUBLISHED APRIL 1983 We need your copy by Recipient of British Airways the Wednesday prior to Community Champion Award the above date to: BRING sales@heathrow www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager BACK villager.co.uk SATURDAY 6th February 2021 ISSUE NO. 993 E: [email protected] or: [email protected] IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. FEB 6 CCTV captures theft 1783: Capability Brown, the renowned landscape gardener, died. 1838: Boer leader Piet Retief was executed by Zulu chief Dingaan. 1840: Britain annexed at Depot New Zealand after 50 Maori chiefs accepted CCTV cameras have captured an individual climbing into the ‘small British sovereignty. electricals’ recycle bin at the Depot on Kingston Road, in order to 1917: British women rummage through and take items from it. over 30 get the right to Taking items from the bins is classed as theft and the individual’s vote. actions were reckless and put himself in danger. 1952: King George VI Spelthorne Borough Council regularly empty these bins, but there died in his sleep at remain a number of people who place unsuitable items in these bins, Sandringham while his discard items nearby or steal them. Responding to these issues diverts daughter, Princess Eliza- Council staff away from their regular duties to keep the area well beth was on an official maintained. The Council will continue to monitor the area and deal with tour of Kenya with her any offenders accordingly. husband, the Duke of Cllr Richard Barratt, Portfolio Holder for Community Safety, said: Edinburgh. “This was a reckless criminal action and could easily have ended in 1958: The world of foot- tragedy. I urge users of the Depot site to think about their neighbours and ball was thrown into also our hard-working staff, who have been reporting for duty throughout mourning after most of these most difficult of times. They have been heroes during the past 12 the Manchester United months and I know many residents have been grateful for their diligent team was wiped out in a work.” plane crash at a snow- engulfed Munich Air- port. The team, affec- tionately known as the Busby Babes, was re- turning from a European Cup match in Belgrade. Frontline NHS staff invited to get 1971: Alan Shepard be- comes the first man to hit a golf ball on the Moon during a two-day Moon walk from Apollo 14. 1983: Nazi fugitive Klaus Barbie was active for free post-lockdown charged in Lyon, France, All frontline NHS col- Spelthorne district are tive for free when local tre and Sunbury Leisure with crimes against hu- leagues in the being invited to get ac- leisure centres reopen Centre following the manity. Barbie was post-lockdown. lockdown. known as ‘the Butcher The goodwill gesture The initiative forms of Lyon’ when he headed BLUEBLUE STARSTAR CARS is being made by local part of the operator’s the local Gestapo during Mobile Apps leisure operator, Every- pledge to celebrate the World War II. one Active, in recogni- efforts of ‘Lockdown 1997: The Court of Ap- IOS ANDROID tion of the hard work Legends’ in local com- peal makes an historic and sacrifices NHS staff munities. In addition to judgement in favour of have made throughout giving free access to Diane Blood who will the pandemic. From the NHS workers, Everyone be allowed to be insemi- point they are allowed Active has launched a nated with her dead to reopen, all NHS staff competition inviting husband’s sperm. are being invited to people to nominate 2001: The leader of the claim a free month’s someone that has gone right-wing Likud party, membership at above and beyond to sup- Ariel Sharon, wins a Spelthorne Leisure Cen- port their local commu- landslide victory to be- nity during the pan- Active, said: “This pan- noticed. We’re really All NHS colleagues come the new prime Barnfield Riding School for the Disabled demic. Nominations can demic has been incred- looking forward to hear- and Lockdown Legends minister of Israel. 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Free half-term Licence Licence Licence FIRST – Front Runner Logistics Ltd Front Runner Logistics Ltd Hatton Cross Haulage Ltd., Dear Editor, of D2 Dolphin Estate, of D2 Dolphin Estate, of 35 Caledonia Road, NOT PARTY Here in Spelthorne residents are waiting for the activities Windmill Road, Sunbury Windmill Road, Sunbury Stanwell, Staines-upon- minority Tory administration to get on with imple- TW16 7HE is applying to TW16 7HE is applying to Thames, Middx. TW19 7TD menting a recent motion to ban idling and bring in Dear Editor, change an existing licence change an existing licence is applying for a licence to POLITICS The February half-term is around the corner and as follows: To add an as follows: To add an use Euro Storage UK Ltd., Dear Editor, a clear air zone. It must be hoped also that the operating centre to keep 15 Spelthorne Borough Council are hosting a series of operating centre to keep Cranford Lane South, Independent Cllrs Jo borough will take serious note of a letter to the 10 goods vehicles and 6 good vehicles and 15 trailers Heathrow, Hounslow, Prime Minister from civic leaders written in the virtual events to keep the kids entertained over the at Bollore Logistics, Unit 1, Sexton and Richard trailers at Unit A, Apex 30, Middx. TW6 2DN as an aftermath of the inquest into the tragic death of 9 break. 233-269 London Road, Skyline, Great South West operating centre for 2 goods Smith-Ainsley, (previ- We are hosting a series of creative workshops for Staines, TW18 4JU. Road, Feltham, Middlesex vehicles and 2 trailers. ous Leader and Deputy year old Ella Kissi-Debrah. The letter urges Mr Owners or occupiers of TW14 8NT. Owners or Owners or occupiers of land children aged 7 – 18 years, in art, drumming and Leader respectively of Johnson to legislate for a commitment to reach land (including buildings) occupiers of land (including (including buildings) near WHO air pollution guidelines by 2030. In addition creative writing. These are free and aim to inspire near the operating buildings) near the operating the operating centre(s) who USG) have resigned young people with new creative skills. All of the centre(s) who believe that centre(s) who believe that believe that their use or from the United it asks for a £1.5 bn increase of official expenditure their use or enjoyment of workshops take place on Zoom and are led by their use or enjoyment of enjoyment of that land Spelthorne Group as of on steps to improve air quality in Britain. The that land would be affected, that land would be affected, would be affected, should matter could hardly be more pressing. Air pollu- professional artists. should make written 29th January 2021. should make written make written tion causes a wide range of health problems and the Cllr Rose Chandler, Portfolio holder for Leisure, representations to the representations to the representations to the Cllr Sexton said, “We said: “We know the current lockdown will prevent Traffic Commissioner at Traffic Commissioner at Traffic Commissioner at are very disappointed at death, we are told , of 40 000 people in the UK each Hillcrest House, 386 Hillcrest House, 386 Hillcrest House, 386 outdoor activities from taking place, that doesn’t having to take this step year .
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