Around WINTER 2012 Radlett 97 The Newsletter of Parish Council www.aldenham.gov.uk

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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 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 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 9 inches (2.06 m) This e vent f eatures: ★ Kiddies Fun Fair Derek Chisora. boxer, , 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 height disadvantage he won by ★ Hot chestnu t stand ★ Shakes & sm oothies on the Championships in Baku, , 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 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 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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Allotments NGS Open Day Autumn Show Phillimore Recreation Ground Looking to recent events, the Autumn Flower Show on When Chairman Peter Hordern suggested that the Society, Saturday 1 September in the Vision Hall, Christ Church, is in conjunction with the National Gardens Scheme, should the Society's premier event, when all members get together organise an open day at the allotments, he had little idea of and put all their horticultural abilities on show. Despite the what a success the event would be. On a glorious hot and battle with this summer’s extraordinary weather, members sunny August afternoon there were 260 paying visitors - over came up trumps with 407 high quality exhibits. There may 300 including allotment holders, helpers and children. have been fewer apples and no pears but there were superb Many of the visitors showed a great interest in what the flowers, wonderful vegetables and the domestic exhibits and holders were growing and were impressed by the readiness photographs were of a very high standard. A new class ‘The of the allotment holders to explain the culture secrets for their Chairman's Pair' combining flowers and vegetables proved flowers, vegetables and even honey. popular. The over 200 visitors who There was particular interest in the Society’s mini plot scheme attended marvelled which seemed a practical solution to those new to gardening at the quality of the or with limited time. produce. Both the plant and produce stall, which sold a wealth of fruit Mrs Hazel Aylett and vegetables contributed by the allotment holders, and the of Aylett Nurseries extremely popular home-made teas provided by local ladies presented the were well patronised. A great day was had by all. cups and prizes. This included the two Roger Aylett Paul Balen: Royal Horticultural Society Trophies awarded Banksian Medal for exhibits grown by children - our gardeners of the future. One of the major awards went to Paul Balen – the Royal Horticultural Society Banksian Medal.

And What Next? The Society continues to flourish. Our activities include talks, garden visits, holidays - as well as the opportunity to buy garden supplies at competitive prices from our Store in Scrubbitts Park Road. Sundays 10 am - 12 noon reopening A lot of work was involved in organising and running the day on 3 February 2013. The Society always welcomes new with support from both the local council and the NGS and members and you need little or no knowledge about a big thank you must go to all who took part. With entrance gardening to enjoy this sociable society, and learn more fees, teas, plant and produce sales an outstanding total of about the subject!! £1274 was raised for the NGS charities. It is hoped to repeat Full details of the varied functions will appear in our invaluable the event in 2013. Yearbook or on website http://welcome.to/radlett.hort

5 Netherwylde Farm This work coincided with the restoration of King Charles II, which Nathaniel celebrated by casting a new fireback for the new hall. In 1691 Nathaniel died and left Netherwylde to his son, John Nicoll who in turn left it to his son William in 1730.

William built a stable block for six ploughing horses and a very substantial granary, an indication of a prosperous farm; most granary’s of that period were built entirely of wood and sat on saddle stones. William married Judith Tyler, of the Burston Tyler family in 1731, but did not include her initials on the granary he built that year. However, by 1734 her name appears on a plaque on the new stables. It is thought that Judith brought a substantial dowry to their marriage, as much building work took place during the early 1730’s including a cellar and other extensions.

In 1757, Netherwylde passed to Sarah Coghill, who had married Robert Hucks Photo 1 Gibbs; the family was to become the Lords Aldenham 130 years later. Under Netherwylde Farm sits at the northern possibly some of the timbers. The house her guidance Netherwylde became part end of the Parish of Aldenham. The first was formed on typical Tudor lines with a of a large estate and remained in the recorded land titles are dated 1331. jettied first floor and a large hall shared Aldenham family until 1922, when its In 1347, Richard Hendegome, the by owners and staff. fortunes diminished and Netherwylde tenant, was granted a license to take was sold to a tenant, John Hedges. fish from Mourbrugge (Moor Mill). By The tenant in 1523 was Edmund Nutkin 1413 Netherwylde was owned by Henry and throughout the second half of the In the II World War years of 1939 to Frowicke and rented to a man called 16th century the tenants of the house 1945, Netherwylde was used as a billet Nutkyn. The Frowickes had made their prospered and many new buildings for RAF personnel deployed at the fortune in the City between the 12th and were erected – the cow byre dates from Handley Page Airfield in Park Street. 14th centuries as Mercers (textiles) and this period. In 1590 the house passed By 1968 Netherwylde was empty and Goldsmiths. to Sir Ralph Coningsby, who was Sheriff lay abandoned until 1980. The present of Hertfordshire in 1596 and 1614. The family have lived there since 1984. The present house was built by Henry’s Coningsby’s sold Netherwylde in 1627 grandson, also Henry, in 1517 and to a property dealer from Barking for Netherwylde sits in 195 acres; 70 acres was completed around 1550, being a £1090. of which are arable, the family gardens substantial rebuild of the earlier house. amount to 4.5 acres, these are walled In 1647, John Nicholl of Elstree, a with the Rivers Colne and Ver running When Henry died in 1527, the ownership prosperous landowning yeoman, bought east to west, the rest of the land is used of the house passed to his daughter it for £1610. He died in 1660 leaving the for grazing and woodland. Over the past Elizabeth who married John, son of Sir house to his son Nathaniel who opted 30 years, 50,000 trees and hedgerow Humphrey Coningsby, a former Lord to move in himself – the first time that have been planted of which, 1500 are Chief Justice, their son Humphrey the house would enjoy the attentions walnut trees supplying a regular source married the sole heir of Sir Richard Lee, of an owner occupier. Benefitting from of food for the local squirrels. uniting two fortunes. the rising price of corn the house was revamped, the old fashioned Tudor The Rivers Colne and Ver run to the Richard Lee had bought the rights timber jetty removed, the front elevation front and the rear of the property. to Saint Alban's Abbey, following the faced in brick and more internal walls Netherwylde has been severely flooded Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1539 provided greater privacy. However there during the last thirty years, not by the and made use of stone from the Abbey were still no corridors as each room led rivers but by water from the surrounding in the foundations of the east wing and into the next. hillside. To alleviate the problem a

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Deviation Order, subject to Planning Photo 2: Shows an inglenook fireplace Permission, was obtained, a new road situated in the drawing room with a cast was created, a footpath deviated and iron fire back which bears the Coat of on the south side of the house a ditch Arms of Charles II and the date 1662. was dug and now carries rain water The Communications Committee Photo 3: The same date also appears around the house by east and west, as responsible for compiling Around on the Nicholl family inscription painted opposed to north and south. Radlett is always pleased to on the ceiling of an upstairs bedroom receive paintings, photographs Netherwylde Cottages at the entrance which was restored in 1847 by Ralph and articles on local events. to Netherwylde Farm, were built for Smith. It is thought that Ralph is the ‘Hatters’, with reeds supplied not only gentleman pictured centre on the front Please send them to from the Rivers Colne and Ver but from cover photograph wearing a top hat. [email protected] other neighbouring rivers. Brazilian hats were made here by plaiting the reeds Howard Guard together to form thin strands and then DL sewn together to create these wonderful hats. We would like to thank Howard for giving us his time and for writing Photographs: The front cover of this this article. edition shows Netherwylde in c1864. The centre of the photo shows newly built double storey front extension, which was the ‘brain child’ of the then present owner and was known as ‘the other chamber’, as it housed bathroom facilities and also a toilet with water supplied by a new water tower to the east wing. It stood for 50 years until Lady Yule, who lived at neighbouring Hill Farm bought the property in the 1920’s, she described the extension as ugly and decrepit, and had it demolished.

Photo 1: Is a sketch of Netherwylde drawn in 1860 and possibly used in preparation for a front extension.

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ALDENHAM EAST ALDENHAM WEST Councillor Gill Balen Councillor Tony Butwick Chairman of the Communications Committee Member of the Community Development Committee Member of the Planning Committee Member of the Parks & Open Spaces Committee Member of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Member of the Communications Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee *Representative on Aldenham Country Park Advisory Board Member of the Gravel Allotments Trust *Representative on the Radlett Village Institute Management *Representative of the Platt Subsidiary Foundation Committee *Member of the All Faiths Group Councillor John Howley Councillor Viv Charrett Chairman of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Chairman of the Planning Committee Member of the Strategic Planning Committee Member of the Communications Committee Member of the Parks & Open Spaces Committee Member of the Community Development Committee *Representative on Herts Association Parish & Town Councils Representative of the Street Scene Forum Executive Committee Representative on the Aldenham Alms Houses *Representative on Radlett Village Institute Management Committee *Representative on the Radlett Centre Trust Councillor Caroline Clapper Member of the Community Development Committee Councillor David Lambert Chairman of the Gravel Allotments Trust Member of the Parks & Open Spaces Committee Member of the Planning Committee Member of the Strategic Planning Committee *Representative on Association to contain Elstree Aerodrome Councillor Saleem Khawaja *Representative on Aldenham War Memorial Hall Trust Member of the Planning Committee Councillor Estelle Samuelson Chairman of the Community Development Committee Member of the Planning Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Member of the Communications Committee Councillor Neil Payne *Vice-Chair of the Radlett and Shenley Community Safety Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee Partnership Member of the Planning Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Councillor Garry Walton Member of the Communications Committee Member of the Parks & Open Spaces Committee Member of the Community Development Committee

Councillor Ron Worthy Chairman of the Parish Council Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee *Representative on Platt Subsidiary Foundation Councillor Chris Wilkins *Representative on the Radlett Centre Trust Deputy Chairman of the Parish Council *Member of the All Faiths Group Chairman of the Parks Open Spaces Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Member of the Community Development Committee Member of the Strategic Planning Committee Member of the Communications Committee *Representative on RAIFA ( Radlett and Aldenham International Friendship Association)

Hertsmere Borough Council Aldenham East Forthcoming Committee Meetings Councillor John Graham [email protected] From December 2012 – March 2013

Councillor Charles Goldstein [email protected] December February Monday 3 Planning Monday 4 Planning Aldenham West Thursday 6 Community Development Thursday 7 Community Development Councillor Danny Griffin dangriffi[email protected] Monday 17 Planning Monday 18 Planning, Tuesday 18 Full Council Tuesday 26 Full Council Councillor Caroline Clapper [email protected] January Minutes from the Committee meetings are Tuesday 8 Communications, uploaded to the website once they have been Parish Council Offices: Wednesday 9 Parks and Open Spaces, approved and signed by the Chairman at the Aldenham Parish Council, 1st Floor, Monday 14 Planning following committee. The Radlett Centre Tel: 856433/858399, Fax: 852214 Wednesday 16 Precept Email: [email protected] Monday 28 Planning Office Opening Hours: 10am - 4pm Mon to Fri, Tuesday 29 Full Council Parish Manager: Peter Evans Email:[email protected]

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a metal panel from the very young Update from the Parks children’s multi-play unit, removal of wooden roof slats from the older children’s multi-play unit, graffiti on the and Open Spaces Committee wooden frame of the brand new aerial This report, written halfway through the on” at the Winter Fair on Sunday runway and constant wrapping of the “council year”, features much that is 2 December. chains of the swings around the top bar good and a little that is bad and ugly! of their frames. Such damage often takes Visitors to the Children’s Play area at the equipment out of service until repairs Starting with the good, we are Phillimore Recreation (the Rec) ground can be done and usually costs money to progressing towards seeking planning will have noticed some new play fix. To those doing the damage I would permission from the relevant authorities equipment. A new one-seat “tractor” ask “why?” You are spoiling things for to reclaim the land forming Wellhouse springer and a new two-seat “spring” younger children, which you must have Dell and to extend the car park and rocker have replaced the old “dog” been not so long ago! To the Council to construct a new access road at springer and the two-seat little see-saw, Tax payers I would remind you that it King George V playing fields. Planning and a 20 metre aerial runway (zip wire) is your money that is being wasted so permission and securing funding are has been added. would ask you to be vigilant. The Parish critical to this project. If funds permit, Council reports these matters to the We continue to make good progress we also hope to construct additional Police and has asked them to increase with our five year plan to survey and fell pitches on Salter’s Field. If we are their surveillance. successful, the project should bring diseased, and unsafe trees and carry Finally, with the recent successes of considerable recreational benefits to the out maintenance work on others. We will Andy Murray, Heather Watson and Parish. shortly be considering tree replanting options for the Rec. Laura Robson, it is a good time to We have identified a need to replace remind everyone that there is a hard many of the damaged and obsolete Unfortunately, the bad and the ugly tennis court available for public use at Christmas lights in the centre of the have appeared in the form of deliberate the Rec. Just turn up and play! village. Residents will notice some damage to some of the play equipment. Such damage includes removal of Councillor Chris Wilkins, Chairman of changes this year, after the “switch- Parks and Open Spaces Committee

The Youth Council Recreation Ground on the 21st April therefore appreciate hearing from has swollen in size gave us much needed direction for anyone who would like to get involved dramatically since what we should have in the building. with this project. Should it eventually its outset, though The Radlett Youth Council hopes to get the go ahead, help with the type and we would still construct a space for the youth of design would be needed too. We hope very much welcome any new members Radlett, something that we feel has this can be part of Radlett’s Olympic particularly as the oldest among us been lacking in an otherwise thriving legacy. move off to University. We need more community. Whilst plans are definitely members not only so that we can claim being set in motion, nothing has been The Youth Council is also hoping to to represent a larger demographic finalised at this stage, however, talks are host an event paralleled to the Radlett among Radlett’s youth but also so that in progress with architects, regarding Festival only for the youth of Radlett. we can pass on the leadership of the the possibility of a soundproof room, The main ideas are for a Battle of the Council. kitchenette and a projector screen – this Bands or a Talent Show. Whichever certainly gives us all something to look option we go with hopefully it will be an We are currently working on a number forward to. We will keep you updated on entertaining evening. of larger projects that we hope will the progress of this exciting project. make significant improvements in the Please like the “Radlett Youth News” lives of the teenagers of Radlett. We Facebook page for updates and other We have also begun talks about the welcome any suggestions with regards relevant information, we promise not possibility of building a skate park to these projects as well as any other to clog up your feeds. Should you have in Radlett This has come about after suggestions, however trivial, so that any thoughts, ideas or questions please numerous requests were made for we may serve our purpose of actually send them to APCComms@aldenham. such a feature. Much research needs representing and helping the youth of org.uk to be done by Aldenham Parish Council Radlett. first and certainly before any funding Thanks from all at the Youth Council, The first of these projects is the raising for such an expensive project can and our new Chairman Griffin Schlaikjer of a Youth building in Radlett. The be sort. However, the Youth Council Tom Baines & Ellie Freedman successful event at the Phllimore lacks expertise in this area and would

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THE TAXI VOUCHER SCHEME years. However, we are now looking to Foundation as part of the 1951 Scheme). A brief history the future and hope in time there will be other, better alternative ways of helping In October 1968, a 21 year lease of the The Taxi Voucher Scheme was originally property was granted to Hertfordshire set up more than ten years ago when our elderly and disabled residents with their transport needs. County Council (HCC). This lease was an article in a Hertfordshire magazine then renewed in 1989 for a further 21 offered Parish and Town Councils Councillor Estelle Samuelson years expiring in September 2010. funding of £2000 to facilitate a taxi Chairman Community Development During this period, HCC underlet the voucher scheme for the benefit of elderly Committee whole of the property to Aldenham and disabled residents. Aldenham Parish Parish Council. The residential house Council applied and were successful in was let back to HCC for accommodation receiving the grant which continued, THE FUTURE OF THE FORMER RADLETT YOUTH AND for a schoolteacher. The property subject to an annual application, for COMMUNITY CENTRE at has been used as a Youth Club two approximately four years. To apply for 2 LOOM LANE evenings a week, a centre for teenagers the taxi vouchers an applicant had to be who have been excluded from schools, over 75 years of age. a commercial nursery school, Monkey When the original funding ran out, there Music, After School Club and a variety of was a gap of about four years, before private functions. The house continued The Radlett Old People's Welfare to be occupied by a schoolteacher until Committee generously donated £10,000 early 2011. to get the scheme up and running again. HCC indicated that it did not wish to Over the years other local charitable renew the lease when it expired in organisations have also kindly given 2010, whilst the Trustees of The Platt donations. As the demand for the Subsidiary Foundation were deciding vouchers increased it was also decided The property at 2 Loom Lane has what to do with the property. Not only to change the eligible age to over 80 been the subject of some speculation was the Foundation unable to afford to and stipulate that the applicant must recently, ever since the Radlett Youth maintain the property, but there were have no other form of transport. and Community Centre premises were also questions as to title to the property. closed. The situation has been resolved In recent years it has been more and In fact, in May 2010, the Diocese of in the past few months. more difficult to obtain funding to St Albans claimed an entitlement to the property, under the terms of the continue the taxi voucher scheme. In 1877, the site was originally gifted by Coupled with this, paper vouchers were Education Act 1996, as the site had Captain William Brough Phillimore under been a former Church School. replaced with a coin system which was the School Sites Act 1841 to the Vicar confusing for some elderly residents. of Radlett, the Vicar of Aldenham and In early September 2012, the Department It also came to light that some of the the Headmaster of Aldenham School, of Education issued an Order appointing applicants who were successful in as Trustees of the Platt Foundation. the St Albans Diocesan Board of receiving vouchers were using them The scheme was established on Finance as trustee of the property, and for purposes other than those intended 13 May 1875, with the requirement that authorising its sale. Under the Order, under the scheme or not actually using the site be used for a school for poor part of the net proceeds of sale will them at all. people in the Parish of Aldenham. The go to a separate fund, administered adjoining residential house was used for The Community Development by the Vicar and churchwardens of the schoolmistress. Committee are looking to hold a the Ecumenical Parish of Radlett, for educational purposes in the Parishes 'Consultation Event' for the older A school operated on the site until 1967, generation who live in the Parish of Radlett, Aldenham and Shenley in when the then Radlett Junior Primary connection with the provision of religious sometime next year. At the event, School was closed, being merged residents will be asked about any education by means of a Sunday school with the school at Cobden Hill (itself or otherwise. transportation issues they might have. subsequently closed many years later). Hertsmere Community Transport will be Neil Payne invited to attend the event and give out The responsibility for the site was Chairman information regarding the schemes they subsequently confirmed, under a new Platt Subsidiary Foundation run in the area. Scheme dated 2 November 1951, as being with the Trustees of The Platt Aldenham Parish Council's office have been happy and willing to administer Subsidiary Foundation (which had the taxi voucher scheme for all these been formed out of the original Platt

10 Around Radlett News ROBERTA VISIT OF RAIFA MEMBERS TO Town twinning is a concept whereby FLOATE LAUTERTAL TO CELEBRATE THE towns or cities in geographically and It is with great 1,000TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE politically distinct areas are paired, with FOUNDING OF REICHENBACH sadness that the goal of fostering human contact and we report the Aldenham Parish is linked with Lautertal cultural links. The idea is for both sides passing of our dear in Germany and the French town of to learn from each other culturally and in colleague Roberta Louveciennes not far from Paris. other ways. In addition, many individual Floate. Roberta friendships are made between the died on 29th people of the communities. Roberta Floate August 2012 after a For more information on RAIFA (Radlett long and very brave battle with cancer. and Aldenham International Friendship Roberta started working for the Parish Association) visit http://www.raifa.org. Council in 1990 as our planning and uk/ administrative officer. Her role brought FACILITIES OFFERED BY her into contact with many of our HERTFORDSHIRE LIBRARY local residents both in person and on RAIFA members taking part in the Parade SERVICE the telephone. She will particularly be remembered for her cheerful, outgoing Lautertal is situated near Frankfurt and Home Library Service, is bringing the personality and helpful attitude to all. consists of several villages and a small service to you at home. If you are unable town, Reichenbach. The area is known to reach your local library because you Roberta came to London from her for fine local wines and the Felsenmeer are housebound, have a disability or native Glasgow when she was very - a hillside with huge rounded blocks of care for someone at home, the Home young and pursued her career there for granite easily climbed even by children. Library Service will deliver books and several years before eventually settling It is now part of a UNESCO Geopark and recordings to your home free of charge, in Radlett after her marriage. When her was used by the Romans as a source of and put you in touch with the range young daughter started at Newberries building material. of services your local library offers. School she began work for the Parish Enquiries to 01438 737333 or 01923 Council in the original old house in In June this year, a group of six members 471333 or ask someone to pick up a Aldenham Avenue and later moved of RAIFA from Radlett travelled at their reply leaflet coupon from Radlett library. to the new centre when it was built own expense to Lautertal to join in the in 1996. celebrations of the 1,000th anniversary Support for Reading Groups of the founding of Reichenbach This Hertfordshire Library Service supports Roberta was very involved in the early coincided with the 30th Anniversary of reading groups by providing books days of the Radlett Centre and for Lautertal's other twinning with Jarnac in various formats for you to discuss. several years was a part time member – in the brandy producing region of There is a collection of books in of the box office team and would France. As is usual the visitors from multiple copies for reading groups to also duty manage some of the early Radlett stayed in the homes of local use. At least 12 copies of each title shows. This she did for several years, residents and enjoyed a trip to the are available for loan. The group can until a separate staff structure was put artists’ quarter of Darmstadt, dinner borrow their selected book for 6 weeks, into place. with wine tasting, a rock concert, a visit after that it can be renewed for a further to a local brewery, and a huge parade of 3 weeks. You can plan your reading up Roberta was also involved with Christ floats to celebrate the anniversary which to six months ahead. Contact http:/ Church and early on for some years involved every organisation and most of libraries.hertscc.gov.uk/ or telephone enjoyed her duties as a Sunday School the people of Reichenbach. 0300 1234 049. teacher there. She was also a very proud mother and grandmother to her A painting donated by an amateur The Toy Library allows parents/carers daughter and two granddaughters. Radlett artist, Valerie Macdonald, and children to access a variety of depicting Lautertal Green was given by different toys and books at a low She is greatly missed and her RAIFA and Aldenham Parish Council cost for up to two weeks. Maybe of enthusiasm for helping the parishioners (APC) gave a copy of an ancient interest to grandparents with grand of Aldenham will continue to inspire us document showing that Aldenham children coming to stay. The annual all here at the Parish Council. existed in the time of King Offa. In return memberfship is £6 per annum. The APC received a framed copy of the catalogue can be viewed on their document showing that Reichenbach website at www.hertsmere-children. existed in 1012AD. co.uk or telephone 020 8386 4038.

11 Around Radlett News REGULAR WALKS HARPERBURY FREE SCHOOL – We hope to plan more meetings in the The monthly Sunday afternoon walks A NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL not too distant future, and would ask organised and led by David Bagon FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY anyone who is interested to contact us have now finished. David has led these We had a great response from our open via the website (address above) which monthly walks for a number of years evening at The Chapel in Shenley at the is the best place to find out up to date and we are sure everyone that has end of September, with over 120 people information and you can also register to been involved will want to offer their turning up to find out more about our receive our monthly newsletters. thanks to him for organising and leading proposal for Harperbury Free School. Caroline Ornstein these walks. The meeting was to update people on our proposal and provide information RADLETT AND RENDEZVOUS LUNCH CLUB on things like our preferred location for DISTRICT U3A In 1982 Radlett United Free Church was the school. We are hoping to be able In June 2012, ten local without a Minister and it was suggested to build the school at the Harperbury residents put their ‘toes in the water’ by the Interim Moderator that the site, but cannot guarantee this at and held an inaugural meeting at The members look for an area of need. this stage. Vision Hall, Christ Church to find out if there was a need for Radlett and District We also gave more information on our Sally Hockaday, Margaret Hollis and to have its own branch of the U3A. vision for Harperbury where we want Julie Sutherland felt that the need was The large turnout of people was totally to combine traditional values, high for elderly people who might be lonely unexpected and the vote to go ahead standards and advanced teaching at home. They could meet together with a local branch was unanimous. once a week over lunch. methods with an innovative curriculum. Harperbury will meet the demands U3A stands for the University of the of the ever-changing 21st century, Third Age and is open to people who drawing on the best proven education are either retired or semi-retired. U3A’s models from around the world to ensure are self-help, lifelong learning groups that every child meets their full potential for older people no longer in full time in life. work. U3A provides opportunities for members to share learning experiences We also explained, how, if we get in a wide range of interest groups and to approval, Harperbury Free School learn, not for qualifications but for fun. would open its doors in September 2014, which means being ready for The idea of starting a U3A branch The photograph shows Sally and Julie still working for the elderly of Radlett after 30 years. the first applications to be received in in Radlett came from local residents October 2013. The first year would have Gerald and Barbara Bernard, who were With the help of Social Services, 100 students and when they move up founder members of the Bushey U3A. equipment was purchased and a list in the following year, there would be They became aware of a need for a local of those who would benefit was drawn 100 more students. It will therefore take branch when Bushey closed their doors up. An appeal for cooks from the six years to have a full school with over to new members having reached a total community was made and sufficient 700 students! of 600. After four months of operation, ladies who could cook were found. the R&D membership reached 400 Then came the problem of getting the People were informed that, as part and the problem the Committee found housebound to the Church Hall every of the application, the Department of themselves faced with was finding week. A similar appeal achieved a list of Education requires us to prove there is a venue in Radlett large enough to people willing to use their cars on a rota a real demand for another secondary accommodate everyone. basis to transport the members. school and we encouraged vistors to complete application forms which In October, a decision was made to On 6th September 2012 the Rendezvous would help us prove that, in principle, move to the Metropolitan Police Sports Lunch Club celebrated its 30th Birthday they would choose Harperbury Free Club, Aldenham Road, Bushey WD23 with a special lunch for all the cooks School as their first choice of secondary 2TR beginning Tuesday 13 November and members. Sally Hockaday and Julie school. Obviously, this will not affect 2012. All future meetings will be held Sutherland were each presented with any future application anyone makes, there on the second Tuesday of each gift vouchers in grateful thanks for their as our application has not yet been month at 9.45 am for a 10 am start. services over 30 years. The members approved. We still need more families/ This new venue is large enough to also produced a special pen celebrating parents to register their interest in accommodate all members with ample the event which was presented to all Harperbury Free School, which can car parking facilities. Letters/emails those who are involved in the Club. be done by visiting our website at have been sent out to members. www.harperburyfreeschool.org.uk or For further information contact: Valerie Worthy emailing us at [email protected] [email protected].

12 111 can help to take the pressure off the SEARCHING FOR 999 emergency service and local A&E YOUR ANCESTORS? departments, which many people turn The Parish Council, and local churches to if they don’t know where else to go and synagogues, often receive inquiries for the urgent help they need. from people around the country and sometimes from abroad who want to RADLETT SAYS FAREWELL TO make find out about a relative or friend HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM REVDS who was perhaps born locally or lived WILLIAM AND ANNIE HOGG in the area for part of their lives. Some CONGRATULATIONS TO FAIR of these inquiries are relatively easy to FIELD SCHOOL AWARDED respond to, others are more difficult. ‘OUTSTANDING’ OFSTED RATING. Recently, the Parish Council received Fair Field have been rated ‘outstanding’ an inquiry from a lady who lives in by inspectors from Ofsted after Lancashire and was trying to track down their visit in October. This is the her 'rather elusive grandfather'. She highest rating Ofsted can give and sent a photograph of her grandfather, was awarded in all categories. Robert Albert Frost, pictured below. Matt Johnson, headteacher, said “We’re She thought that the photo may have William and Annie Hogg © Watford Observer thrilled with this result – it’s a tribute to been taken at a Jubilee celebration the wonderful learning that goes on at Since moving to Radlett eight years held in Aldenham in 1935 but wanted Fair Field. It’s a credit to our talented ago from Liverpool William and Annie confirmation that he actually did live in team and to the hard work of the pupils” have become popular figures in the the village. In the latest report, inspectors have community. They served the parishes of strong praise for every area of the Aldenham, Radlett and Shenley as vicar Local resident, Brian Hyde, who was school and label much of what they saw and assistant curate. born in the late 1920's in Patchetts in their visit as ‘exemplary’. Green was shown the photo. He did They have now moved to Perthshire in not know Robert Frost personally, but A NEW NHS CONTACT NUMBER Scotland, where Annie is originally from. remembers seeing a group photo taken Call NHS 111 when it’s less urgent than at a fair held in Aldenham in 1935 that 999 Annie said they were both very sad to be shows the same gentleman wearing the Anyone who lives in, or is visiting, leaving Radlett. She added “ We have same costume. He thought that Robert Hertfordshire, can now call 111 when made some great friends here, Radlett Frost could have been employed by they need medical help fast, but it’s is a very community-minded place and John Pierpont Morgan, of the banking not a 999 emergency, life-threatening we will be sorry to go” family, who at the time owned the Wall situation. Hall Estate and much of the land in and Their departure was marked with a around Aldenham. The new 111 service is being introduced church service on 30 September which as part of the wider revisions to the coincided with the Harvest Festival. John Pierpont urgent care service to make it easier for Morgan They intend to spend time travelling the public to access the right services. employed between Italy and Sweden to visit family. most of the 111 ensures a new way to help people villagers on his receive the right care, from the right We would like to wish them every estate, he took person, in the right place, at the right success in the future. a benevolent time. They will be assessed, given interest in advice and directed straight away to village life and the local service that can help them probably the best. That could be A&E, an urgent local village fairs care centre, an out of hours GP, a minor Robert Albert Frost c1935 encouraging injuries unit, community nurse or late the villagers opening pharmacist. and his staff to get involved. The 111 number is available 24 hours If any resident can add more to this a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. story, please contact Jan Adams at Calls from landlines and mobile phones [email protected] are free. For less urgent health needs, patients should still contact their GP or local pharmacist in the usual way.

13 Bringing the news to those who cannot see it Only occasionally will an event in Radlett availability because maybe no one has who go along to the Talking Newspaper’s or Shenley be of sufficient importance brought it to their attention. Perhaps you studio housed in the Village Institute to be reported by the BBC. Thankfully know someone with vision problems in Radlett. we still have local newspapers but not but have you told them about the local everyone’s eyes allow them to read Talking Newspaper? If not, why not act Anyone interested in learning more newspapers or magazines; yet, local today? Check if the person would like about being involved in the production people with vision problems are able to be a recipient of the weekly recording of the weekly recordings should contact to hear local news courtesy of a weekly and, if so, please contact either David David or Don as above for an invite to recording produced by the Radlett, Clout on 01923 854403 or Don Scott on go along one Thursday evening. Elstree, and Shenley 01923 856935. We hope that you will take notice of this Talking Newspaper. Bringing their local talking newspaper article and increase the numbers who Each week’s recording has 30 minutes of to the attention of a visually impaired receive the recordings or volunteer to local news taken from the Borehamwood person may not be the end of your ensure recordings continue to reach Times and the Watford Observer and 30 contribution to enriching their quality the visually impaired in this area. Please minutes of magazine items. People who of life. Perhaps you could read on an don’t leave them with news blackout. know about the Talking Newspaper’s evening or select local news items or David Clout weekly recording enjoy receiving their topical magazine style articles or, if you copy, usually on Saturday mornings, but feel technically minded, you might like there are probably many others in our to control the recording. The weekly community who do not know about the recordings are produced by volunteers AGM of the Red House Patients Group

The AGM of the Red House Patients and arthritic patients. Those with an Group will take place on Wednesday, interest in breast cancer have attended December 5th at the Vision Hall, Christ drop-in tea parties from time to time. Church, Watling St. Coffee at 7.30pm for a start at 7.45pm. Ken Spooner, When the Practice was given Practice Manager, will speak. The Red Pathfinder Status to become a Clinical House Patients Group was formed in Commissioning Group on its own, a 2003 by Rob Reith after a request from Board was set up including 2 members the Practice. Rob chaired the committee of the RHPG Committee. consisting of 12 members for the first Unfortunately, the Government changed 3 years. the parameters, and it seems as if the For 6 years subsequently, the chairman Red House will be forced into joining has been Gill Balen helped by a loyal a huge consortium consisting of 70 practices in W. Herts. It remains to be committee. The Group was formed to Carpentry a speciality seen how this will affect services in the liaise between patients and doctors; Elec""   to provide information about health future. Fl " "  issues, both local and national, and    This Committee will not be continuing to help decide upon services to be  "Fl after December's meeting. It feels that commissioned.    it is time for others to come and take Over the past 6 years there have been things forward. If no-one is prepared to 30 open meetings when consultants, do that, then a motion will be presented administrators and others have given to the AGM to wind up the Group. talks to members. Red House Patients’ Group is a The committee has also held small Registered Charity No: 1109702 group meetings for diabetic, cardiac Gill Balen, Chairman

14 Malt Lane John Charrington, son of the Vicar of Aldenham and farmer in Kemp Row, and Michael Bass, owner of Newberries Mansion in the 1850s. Less obvious brewers were Robert Hucks, one time owner of Aldenham House, and John Mason, owner of Porters in the 1750s.

Another interesting point about Malt Lane is the little white pillar that sits at One of the least known and least used some deeds relating to Newlands, the Watling Street end, on the left-hand roads in Radlett is also one of its oldest. the 18th century house off Newlands side, and the side it sits is important to Originally a carters route, it was a short- Avenue. As was the way in those days its original function. This little object is a cut for farmers (and travellers) travelling (1923) the legal beagles provided a little Grade II Listed Building and it has been from the farms north of Radlett to map showing the location of Newlands sitting quietly there since around 1861. Aldenham and beyond. together with the surrounding properties I will tell you more about it in the next and there, on the corner of Newlands issue of Around Radlett. The Watling Street end starts from Avenue and Malt Lane, was a property beside the former Radlett Hall, now marked as being owned by Mr H James. Philip Eastburn the United Synagogue, and leads up [email protected] to Newlands Avenue. Before Park His reason for giving Malt Lane as Road and Station Road were laid out his address was because in 1923 the WANTED - PAINTINGS, (sometime around 1895) it was one of name Newlands Avenue had not been PHOTO’S AND ARTICLES only three routes westward off Watling invented. The track up to the junction The Communications Committee Street. The other two were Aldenham with Malt Lane was a cart-track leading responsible for compiling Around Road, in the 19th century known as from Hill Farm to Watford Road. Mystery Radlett are always pleased to Watford Road (and locally then and now solved. receive paintings, photographs as Primrose Hill), the principal route for and articles on local events. traffic and Loom Lane, also a carters or Why is it called Malt Lane? No definitive Please send them to APCComms@ farmers route. answer has ever been found. Harold Knee in one of his articles referred to a aldenham.org.ukAldenham The bottom (Watling Street) end is farm that, perhaps as early as the 15th still used by residents of Park Road century, used to be on the site of the who have garages at the ends of their Darnhills flats. In the article he said it gardens. Unfortunately for them the was believed that the farm buildings builders of their houses at the turn of complex included a small malt house the century had no idea how the motor (for brewing beer), hence the name. I car would take over our lives and, like have not seen this reference in any other so many of our roads, no provision was document but the tale is given credence WEBSITE made for them – no garage and certainly by the name of a nearby road – Gills Please remember to visit the no-where to park. Hill Lane. In the olden days (ou sont Aldenham Parish Council website les neiges d’antan!) it was common to at www.aldenham.gov.uk for The road is still negotiable although impregnate beer with a herb ground motorists would do well to heed the update news on the local area and from ivy, or to give it its old fashioned any event that are taking place in warning signs at each end advising that name, Gill. it is not suitable for motor vehicles. your area. Furthermore, there were once a ADVERTISING The road is unique in many ways for considerable number of families There is currently a waiting list for although it has a name, it has never had connected with the brewing industry advertisements in Around Radlett. any houses in it, although in 1923 a Mr living in and around Aldenham. Should you wish to be added to Henry James had a house built which the list please send your details to he recorded in Kellys Street Directory as The most noteworthy was Richard [email protected]. being located in Malt Lane. This puzzled Platt, founder of Aldenham School me for many years. Where could it have and Whitbread; that brewery still The cost for 2013 is £45 back page been? No maps have ever indicated a contributes to a local charity known as advertisment and £40 for an inside house being built there. The mystery The Platt Foundation. Other brewing page advertisment. was resolved when I was looking at names that might be recognisable are

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