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Around WINTER 2012 Radlett 97 The Newsletter of Aldenham Parish Council www.aldenham.gov.uk ' Season s Greetings Netherwylde c1864 Chairman's Message have been reminded in the last In a similar vein the fate of the old Fire Station has still few months of the lyrics of a not been decided. Hertsmere Borough Council Planning song from the sixties by Noel Committee refused the application by Beechwood Homes Harrison and others. The title on the grounds that it failed to provide a significant area for Iwas ‘The Windmills of your Mind’. Community use. Beechwood Homes have not been listening It seems that everything we have to what the people of Radlett have been saying and came up been working towards for any with spurious uses for this Community area. However, when length of time is caught in a circle the Parish Council put forward some ideas for its use, we and as the lyrics said “Round like a were told that the rental expectations would be far in excess circle in a spiral, like a wheel within of what we can afford. Negotiations are continuing. a wheel”. So here we go again locked into another spiral where we as a We all thought that the fate of the Parish Council are frustrated at every turn. As the song say’s Councillor Ron Worthy Photo: Ken Morris Photography Railfreight Depot would have been ‘Like a door that keeps revolving in a half forgotten dream’. decided by now but it is obvious Only it is not a dream, it is really happening and your Parish that we have to raise funds again for another enquiry. The Council will continue to work towards a sensible result. Secretary of State Mr Eric Pickles, seems to have been asked to make an impossible decision. He has therefore decided Councillor Ron Worthy Chairman that a new enquiry to decide whether the depot should be at Aldenham Parish Council Colney Street or Colnbrook, Slough should be called. This will of course result in extra expense for St Albans City and District Council and other groups such as Strife. The Parish Council will continue to support these groups in their appeal process. Olympic Gold Medallist switches on the Christmas Lights We are delighted to announce that Through this Joshua secured the Super Heavy weight Champion his place at the 2012 Olympic and Winner of a gold medal in the Games in the 91kg+ division 2012 London Olympic games Anthony as relatively newcomer to this Joshua, is turning on the Christmas level of sport. lights this year as part of our Winter Fair celebrations on Sunday 2 December In the London 2012 Olympic 2012. Games, Joshua battled his way through three tough rounds in Born in Watford, Joshua was a late his opening contest, winning starter into the sport. He only took 17:16. His next fight was won , Come and see Anthony Joshua ght boxer, up boxing in 2007, aged 18. His club, by 15:11 guaranteeing at least a Olympic gold medal super-heavywei Finchley ABC in Barnet, North London is bronze medal. Joshua met 6 feet switch on the Christma s light s at 4pm. also home to professional heavyweight 9 inches (2.06 m) Kazakhstan This e vent f eatures: ★ Kiddies Fun Fair Derek Chisora. boxer, Ivan Dychko, for the ★ Craft an d foo d stalls ★ Father Christmas semi-finals but regardless of his ★ Mulled wine and wint ersnacks ★ Children's choir In the 2011 World Amateur Boxing height disadvantage he won by ★ Hot chestnu t stand ★ Shakes & sm oothies on the Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan, 13:11. This gained him a place ShakeTastic Bu s This event is o rganised b y Joshua made his presence known in the finals. Joshua’s fight was Aldenham Parish Counc il For further details contact when he beat Italian reigning World against 32-year-old reigning APC on 01923 8 56433 www.aldenham.gov.uk and Olympic champion Roberto Olympic Champion and former Cammarelle, and went on to defeat Erik twice World Champion, Roberto Pfeifer of Germany in the semi-finals, Cammarelle of Italy. It was an unfortunately losing by one point to amazing win for Team GB and local boxer, Magomedrasul Majidov. was their 29th Gold medal. 2 Remember to check the Aldenham Parish Council website What's On Locally for all up to date events and meetings www.aldenham.gov.uk Thursday 29 November 8pm Saturday 8 December 2012 Sunday 20 January 2013 10am-4pm The Pheonix Concert Band will play to Saturday 15 December Radlett Art Fair at the Radlett Centre. a seasonal medley of popular and 2012 inclusive Admission £2.50, children under 12 free. seasonal music in Christ Church, To celebrate Chanukah, The Bringing together more than 20 Artists Radlett. Tickets on the door (£6 adults, United and the Reform Synagogues and Sculptors who will be exhibiting and £4 concessions). Light refreshments of Radlett will jointly erect a Menorah selling their works including Originals, will be on sale. Proceeds to the Peace outside the Radlett Centre. Lighting Signed Limited Editions and Collectables. Hospice. and service times vary. Please see noticeboards at Synagogues and the Thursday 24 January 2013 8pm Radlett Centre. Saturday 1 December 5pm Radlett Art Society, at the Radlett Father Christmas, aka Centre. Tickets £7, A slide lecture by David Press, will be turning Monday 10 December 10am-12noon Brian Cairns Dip FA (Oxon) FRSA. on his Christmas Lights at Coffee Morning in aid of The Peace 33 Battlers Greens Drive. Hospice. Entertainment from the Tonic Tuesday 29 January 8pm All proceeds go to the Leukaemia and choir. In the Vision Hall, Radlett. Radlett Music Club presents Primavera Lymphoma Research Fund. Ensemble String Sextet at the Radlett Centre. Monday 10 December 10.30am- Saturday 1 December 7.30pm 12.30pm Saturday 9 February 7.30pm The Elstree Singers - Madrigals, motets, Coffee Morning at St. John the Baptist Shades of Blue, Music for Lovers at mulled wine and mince pies. At St John Church , Aldenham. the Baptist Church, Aldenham. St John The Baptist Church, Aldenham. Sunday 2 December Wednesday 12 December Wednesday 20 February 8pm 12-5pm 2012 7.30pm Radlett Music Club presents The Winter Fair and Rotary Annual Carol Judith Hall, Flute and Craig Ogden, Christmas Lights Switch Concert featuring Fair Guitar at the Radlett Centre. On. The festive fun will Field, Newberries and also include a kiddies Shenley schools. Conducted by Helen Sunday 3 March 3pm Street. Also featuring St. Albans' City Anthony funfair, childrens choir, The Annual Civic Service Joshua craft and food stalls. Band, Nigel Rogers and Julia Beynon. at the Radlett Centre. Everybody welcome. Saturday 8 December from 7pm Saturday 12 January 2013 at 7.30pm Monday 11 March 8pm RADLETT CHORAL SOCIETY and Sunday 3 January 2013 at 3pm The Annual Parish Meeting. CONCERT, Christ Church. 7.45 pm Amahl and the Night Visitors by Menotti Your opportunity to find performance begins, with mulled wine (A short opera about the three kings out and raise questions from 7pm. A progamme of Christmas and their search for the baby Jesus) at about what your council music. Conductor Roger Sayer. St. John the Baptist Church, Aldenham. does for you. 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    HERTFORDSHIRE GARDENS TRUST SPRING NEWSLETTER 2014 AND ANNUAL REPORT 1 From the President: “This year has been one of smooth transition as one Chairman retires and another steps into his shoes. Christopher Melluish has been an exemplary Chairman and although it was sad to see him relinquish the post it is exciting to witness Bella Stuart-Smith hit the deck running. Her schools team have made a break through by successfully organising a training session for teachers, this means their valuable work will reach more children than ever before. There is plenty of activity within the thriving HGT : the section leaders within the Trust have been as active as ever; a full range of events and outings is planned throughout 2014; and looking ahead, HGT is planning its celebration for the Capability Brown tercentenary in 2016.” 2 Chairman’s Report—Bella Stuart-Smith Judging by my inbox and by reading all our reports, the Trust is very busy. There is still time to book the Propagation Day on 2nd April (contact Annie Saner: Tel. 01442 843428 or email [email protected]) and that is the first of many exciting events and outings planned. I really hope to go on all of them and I know they will entertain and stimulate in equal measure. What strikes me most about the Trust’s work is its direct impact on so many people: it isn’t all about private country estates. This month two large Heritage Lottery Fund bids are being submitted for Cassiobury Park, and the Hemel Water Gardens. If successful, these historic landscapes will be enjoyed by a whole new generation.