The Friday 16th March 2018 t: 0203 623 0567 e: [email protected] @chiswickandkew /chiswickherald chiswickherald.co.uk Herald Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 15th December 2017chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald 2 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk The Friday 16th March 2018 t: 0203 623 0567 e: [email protected] @chiswickandkew /chiswickherald chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald Boys Cricket Consultations On Proposed Team Heathrow Expansion Make London Youth Hounslow Council Games Final Responds Enjoy waterside living at its best Details PAGE 4 full story PAGE 7 Clare Balding Prince In Her Own Words... Charles P24 Violent Visits Burglaries Residents Warned Heathrow P14 The Prince met security personnel on his trip to Heathrow £400 Fine Visit marks a decade since the opening of Introduced Terminal 5 by Queen Elizabeth II For Dumping HRH The Prince of Wales paid The Prince met a wide range of Rubbish a visit to Heathrow Terminal security personnel including, 5 on Tuesday 13th March specialist Metropolitan Police P4 to meet some of the people officers, dog handling teams tasked with safeguarding the Border Force and Heathrow col- UK’s busiest airport. Continues page 3 Secure a new home at Brentford Hounslow Teen Council Needs To Enforce Read 2018 Lock West and enjoy a true taste Speed Limit Says Councillor Awards of life by the water Liberal Democrat Council- Councillors, he successfully Over the past year members P3 lor Gary Malcolm is calling campaigned to get a 20 mph of the public alongside ward Purchase a new apartment at this impressive waterside development and you on Council to penal- zone installed. councillors, guided by a Met- can enjoy all the peace and tranquillity of a canal side setting, combined with ise drivers for exceeding the Gary said, “This did slow the ropolitan Police Officer, have Chiswick easy access to some of west London’s finest parks and green open spaces, 20mph zone in Southfield speed of traffic down but not on been measuring the speeds Toddlers Raise while still benefiting from good connections into the city. Road, Chiswick. all streets as much as I would of traffic in Southfield as For a number of years Coun- have liked. With a primary part of a scheme called Com- £265,000 For cillor Malcolm has been con- school in the area (Southfield munity Road Watch. Barnardo’s New show apartment now open cerned about the speed of Primary School) I want roads He continued, “Over 4000 traffic on Southfield Road and near the school to be as safe as The development’s new, three-bedroom show apartment, which sits within P2 with fellow Liberal Democrat they can be. Continues page 6 Chalico Walk at Brentford Lock West, boasts an impressive open plan kitchen and living area, with access to a large balcony, which runs the length of the apartment. The beautifully specified home, which has been attractively INSIDE LOCAL POLITICS & COUNCIL NEWS P12 WHAT’S ON P28 LOCAL LIFE P24 furnished, enjoys a light and spacious feel throughout and offers water views from both the living space and the master and second bedrooms.

John Robinson, Development Director at Brentford Lock West, said: “The new show home provides potential purchasers with the perfect opportunity to get inside and get a real taste of all that these waterside homes have to offer. There really is a great sense of community spirit here, both within the development and the wider community, which makes it a great place to live. The remaining three-bedroom apartments at Chalico Walk offer such flexible accommodation – they make the ideal purchase whether you are looking to downsize, without compromising on space, or you’re looking for a new home with long term potential.” Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 24 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 53 Chiswick Toddlers Help Raise £265,000 For Barnardo’s Hounslow Wildlife Given A Boost Hounslow’s Teen Read Hounslow Council has been Nurseries and groups of chil- “The Big Toddle is a great working in partnership with 2018 Awards dren in Chiswick toddled opportunity for under-fives London Wildlife Trust and lo- On Tuesday 6 March, Houn- their way towards a national to have fun with friends and cal volunteers to improve the slow Arts Centre played host total of £265,350 to help Bar- families and raise money to Duke of Northumberland’s to the Hounslow’s ‘Teen Read nardo’s transform the lives of help disadvantaged children, River for both wildlife and lo- 2018’ awards. The annual vulnerable youngsters. and I want to say a big thank cal residents. competition is organised by Under-fives groups from you to everyone in west Lon- The improvement works were the Hounslow School Library joined children across the UK don who helped make such a unveiled on Friday 9 March Service and is a popular event for the Big Toddle in 2017, difference in 2017. and aim to create the perfect targeted at teenagers in the including Toddlers World “Chiswick is full of fantastic habitat for a range of wildlife borough’s secondary schools. in Pyrmont Road, Chiswick, parks and green spaces so I to flourish, including fish, wa- Year 8 and 9 pupils from which contributed £197. hope local groups will em- terfowl, water voles, inverte- across the borough gathered Barnardo’s, which supports brace this year’s nature theme brates such as damselflies and to hear the result and to meet (L-R) David Mooney, Director of Development at London Wild- children, young people, par- and get imaginative with birds such as kingfishers and life Trust; Councillor Samia Chaudhary, Cabinet Member for last year’s winner, Richard ents and carers throughout fancy dress. Barnardo’s has herons. Green Policy and Leisure; Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Kurti, who’s book Maladapted the UK, opened its largest some great resources to help Members of the local com- Hounslow Council; Councillor Ed Mayne, Isleworth Ward. scooped 1st place. The author London store in Hounslow in everyone taking part, and by munity kindly gave their time Twickenham and the River river but we’re grateful to the spoke extensively about his thors and genres and to pro- Policy and Leisure at Houn- February and is again calling getting involved you can help to volunteer during a clean- Thames in Old Isleworth and members of the community work as a successful screen- mote reading for pleasure. slow Council said: for local nurseries, schools us support vulnerable chil- up day organised by London was constructed around 500 who kindly volunteered their writer and novelist before an- After the launch the students “I would like to congratulate and families to take part in dren, young people, parents Wildlife Trust as the project years ago by monks to power time to clean this up, helping nouncing this year’s winners: then had until March to read Hounslow’s School Library this year’s Big Toddle week and carers in London and be- came to a close. a water mill. the river to look its best.” 1st place – After the Fire by and discuss the books before Service for another great Teen from June 18-24, 2018. yond.” Undertaken between 19 Feb- Councillor Samia Chaudhary, David Mooney, Director of De- Will Hill voting for their favourite. Read campaign this year. The For the second year in a row, Charlotte Hill, Teletubbies’ ruary and 9 March, the pro- Cabinet Member for Green velopment at London Wildlife 2nd place – Contagion by The School Library service standard of the books, as ever, the Big Toddle is being run in Brand Director, said: ject involved installing a small Policy and Leisure, Hounslow Trust, said: “ Terry Teri visited the reading groups at was very high and it’s lovely partnership with CBeebies TV “The Teletubbies love nature aquatic shelf along the west- Council, said: “It is heartwarming to see 3rd place – We Come Apart their schools to discuss the to see how passionate the show Teletubbies. This year’s and spending time outdoors ern bank of the river which “Not only is the river steeped the local council working so by Sarah Crossan and Brian shortlist, and help keep the young people of the borough theme is ‘nature’, with lots in Teletubbyland, which is has been planted with an ar- in history but it is also a wa- hard to improve the environ- Conaghan. students engaged. This also are about reading. Anything of opportunities for creative filled with beautiful flower ray of aquatic plant life. terway enjoyed by both resi- ment and local ecology of A shortlist of six books was helps the library service to which helps to promote read- dressing up as animals, in- covered hillocks, hopping rab- As the plants begin to grow, dents and wildlife. We need to Isleworth. This stretch of the selected by the School Li- gauge how popular the books ing for pleasure is tremen- sects, flowers or even jungle bits and a blue sky sprinkled the aesthetics of Riverside encourage biodiversity in the Duke of Northumberland’s brary Service from an initial are. dously positive for enjoyment creatures. Groups who sign with white fluffy clouds. We Walk will be vastly improved, borough and one way to do River was in desperate need list of 22 contenders. To be Of the final six books short- as well as literacy skills. We up have access to exclusive want to encourage very young turning the heavily engi- this is to work with partners of some TLC, and with the considered, each book had to listed, each one was placed may even have some budding nature-themed early years children to explore and love neered river channel into a such as London Wildlife Trust fantastic help and support of be stand alone or be first in a either first or second by a young authors amongst the learning resources and there nature just as much as the ceive a Big Toddle pack full of co.uk or call 0800 008 7005 the new Barnardo’s store in is encouraged to drop in to beautiful natural feature for to ensure we are doing every- the local community, we have series and published within school in the borough and all many young people who have are free nature-themed down- Teletubbies do – so we’re de- information and fundraising to register or find out more. Hounslow’s Blenheim Centre, have a chat with the team. residents to enjoy. thing we can to maintain key achieved some fantastic gains the past year. The aim of the were loved by someone. participated in Teen Read this loads on the Teletubbies web- lighted to be partnering with ideas. Go to www.bigtoddle. Volunteers are also needed at and anyone who is interested Spanning 2.5 miles, the Duke sites such as this. for nature over the last few shortlist is to introduce the Councillor Samia Chaudhary, year!” site. Barnardo’s for a second year of Northumberland’s River “We were saddened to see a weeks.” students to a variety of au- Cabinet Member for Green Lynn Gradwell, Director of running.” connects the River Crane in large amount of rubbish in the Barnardo’s in London, said: Those who register will re- RedesignCS9 Raise Concern Over TFL Consultation Prince Charles Visits Heathrow continued from front page Wonderful Opportunity RedesignCS9, a self-funded group of local traders and leagues. He then took time for One Special Child residents who live and work to meet air traffic controllers in Hammersmith and Chis- who demonstrated their role The House Schools Trust, an independent charity, is funding a means-tested wick, released a statement in securing the skies. bursary place at Orchard House School in Chiswick. The bursary application in response to Transport For As well as learning about is open to a girl or boy to enter Year 3 or Year 4 in September 2018. This is London’s consultation report how passengers and planes a wonderful educational opportunity for a local child, offering excellent teaching, on CS9. The group does not are kept safe, The Prince also smaller class sizes and a friendly and inclusive school community. believe that the current design heard more about how the UK The House School Trust is looking for enthusiastic and bright candidates, of Cycle Superhighway 9 is in Border Force work to ensure currently attending a state school, with the right to reside in the UK, and the best interest of residents bio security measures are put a gross family income not exceeding £50,000 per annum. and businesses. in place to ensure the protec- TFL said they received 5,388 tion of the country’s biodiver- The successful candidate will demonstrate high academic potential and be responses to the consultation, sity. in the top quartile of their class at school. Additional talents such as unusually of which 59 per cent support- The trip coincided with the Heathrow’s Chief Executive dedicated security colleagues strong musical, drama or sporting abilities will also be taken into consideration. ed or strongly supported its 10th anniversary of Terminal John Holland-Kaye said: “It that work 365 days a year. It is To apply, please contact us at: [email protected] proposals. 39 per cent did not 5 and during the visit, His was an honour and a privilege a real boost for them to meet Application deadline: 31 March 2018 support them, while two per Royal Highness also boarded to be able to show His Royal The Prince who thanked them cent said they neither support- a British Airways 787 Dream- Highness The Prince of Wales all for their work. ed nor opposed the proposals. liner for a ‘tea party’ with the some of the great work being “Some of the most advanced www.houseschoolstrust.org REDESIGNCS9 - Statement in How CS9 may look - Chiswick High Road W4 airline’s Chairman and Chief done here by our colleagues passenger security and tech- response to TFL Consultation Executive Alex Cruz and col- and partner agencies that nology in the world can be report: with residents and businesses petitions objecting to CS9 in pedestrians or public trans- leagues. keep our airport safe. Secu- found here at Heathrow and “The residents and traders of locally to find a scheme that its current form. port users. During the reception His rity will always be our priority it was fantastic to show these Hammersmith and Chiswick works for everyone. “It is evident that this con- “To rectify Tfl’s lack of consul- Royal Highness, a longstand- and investing in people and to The Prince of Wales as we have been portrayed by cy- “Many traders and residents sultation has been influenced tation with us, we call upon ing advocate of getting more technologies to ensure this, know he is the Royal Patron of clists as being anti-cycling and were not consulted by Tfl or by cyclists and people who them and the Mayor of Lon- young people into STEM happens on a continual basis. Intelligence Services also.” NIMBYs. This is misinforma- the London Borough of Houn- do not live in the areas con- don to meet with residents subjects (Science, Technol- “Heathrow is the UK’s busiest The visit and tour took place tion. We are not. slow. Many of us did not re- cerned. Many of these people and traders as a matter of ur- ogy, Engineering and Math- airport with 78 million pas- one decade on from the open- “Hammersmith and Chiswick ceive letters, leaflets or emails have openly stated on social gency to find a better solution ematics) also met apprentices sengers travelling through ing of Terminal 5 in 2008, by would benefit from improved and were unaware of Tfl’s forums that they have no re- that works for everyone in our and young people working last year. It is protected by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth cycling infrastructure, but consultation. That is why so gard for the interests or needs community - and not just for a in a wide variety of services leading intelligence services, II. that should mean working many of us signed the various of local people, businesses, small minority.” throughout the airport. a designated Police Force and Helping Bright Sparks Shine Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 46 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 75 £400 Fine Introduced For Hounslow Boys Cricket Team Free Film Screening In Ealing Conservatives Push For Dumping Rubbish In Street Make London Youth Games Final Aid Of Christian Aid Project Clarity On Longfield Avenue St Michael & All Angels Hounslow Council is warning Church is holding a free litter louts and fly-tippers that screening of the film Nuns on their unacceptable actions the Run at 7.30pm this Sat- could result in a fine of up to urday March 17th, in aid of £400, or a court appearance, its Lent Charity Appeal, help- as part of its new No Messing ing young people in Ghana. campaign. The screening - as part of the Using a combination of on- church’s Lent programme of street marketing, including The No Messing campaign changing council services like arts events - has been made lamp post banners on some of will see those caught commit- children in care and elderly possible by kind permission the borough’s busiest roads, ting the most serious offences and vulnerable residents. of the producers Handmade stickers on over 800 street taken straight to court, where “This campaign acts as a re- Films. bins and messages on waste they could receive an unlim- minder and a warning. Anti- The 1990 comedy, in which collection vehicles, the in- ited fine and/or a prison sen- social behaviour like littering Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane your-face campaign will en- tence. and fly-tipping is unaccepta- play two crooks who dress up sure that anyone considering Councillor Steve Curran, ble and we will take tough as nuns and hide in a convent, dumping rubbish in the street Leader of Hounslow Council action against those respon- Hounslow’s young cricket which provide the borough ment is to encourage active was filmed in and around St In December 2017, the Coun- open to cars. The Council’s my Conservative colleagues or littering will think twice. said: sible.” stars made it to the London with a total score at the end lifestyles for our young peo- Michael & All Angels. The cil announced that plans to written reply was: “There are and I, have been relentless in The campaign will be sup- “The majority of people living All residents can dispose of Youth Games finals, held of the summer season. This ple so they can lead healthy money earned helped pay for redevelop Perceval House and no plans to close Longfield fighting Labour’s mad plans ported by new covert CCTV in the borough are responsi- their bulky waste for free at at the world-famous Lord’s great result at the cricket and happy lives now and as the church’s lighting. Other Ealing Town Hall would in- Avenue to car traffic as part for the road. Sadly, Ealing La- surveillance, more enforce- ble residents who take pride Space Waye Reuse and Recy- cricket ground on Sunday 25 along with the cross country they grow older. We hope the parts of Chiswick are also fea- volve the pedestrianisation of of the redevelopment of Per- bour has many other equally ment patrols in littering and in where they live. They don’t cling site, Pier Road, Feltham, February. results has helped Hounslow’s success of our boys cricket tured, including a gunfight Longfield Avenue. ceval House or Ealing Town damaging proposals for our fly-tipping hotspots, as well as litter or fly-tip, and they don’t seven-days-a-week. This followed an undefeat- chances of again finishing in team will inspire other young in Woodstock Road and a car Following a public outcry and Hall.” Borough, which only the Con- encouraging responsible resi- want to walk past piles of rub- From excess rubbish to large ed run in their qualifying the top 20. people in the borough to get chase near Chiswick station. (from 7pm), collection and The draw will take place on questions being raised by lo- Cllr Seema Kumar, Ealing servatives will be able to stop dents to report problem areas bish dumped by lazy and in- goods, the team at Space group, where they raked up Councillor Samia Chaudhary, involved in sport, either at a See more about the film on raffle in aid of St Michael’s Sunday March 18th during cal Conservative Councillors Broadway Ward Councillor or reverse and hope that resi- for investigation. considerate people. They are Waye will take almost all an impressive 284 runs and Cabinet Member for Green competitive level or for fun.” the St Michael’s website. Lent Charity Appeal. This year the Lent Lunch in St Michael’s at Overview & Scrutiny, the said: dents will recognise this on The high-profile warnings will quite rightly fed up – and so waste off your hands. Visit- only conceded 63 over three Policy and Leisure, said: There will be a large number Oliver West, the church or- it is supporting Christian Aid’s Parish Hall. Council issued a statement “I am delighted that we now 3rd May.” remind residents that getting are we. www.hounslow.gov.uk/space- matches. “I’m proud of how far these of borough trials and train- ganist, played the organ in Community Partnership in To assess the seating required saying that it was a “mis- have written confirmation “Cllrs Seema Kumar, Alex- rid of their rubbish by dump- “We try our best to remove waye for more details. In the final, the boys came up boys have come. Making the ing sessions taking place after the film and took this picture Ghana, helping young people for the film, please let the understanding” and at this that Ealing Labour no longer ander Stafford and Anthony ing goods, throwing bags out dumped rubbish as soon as To report dumped rubbish against a very strong South- final is no mean feat when Easter for a variety of differ- (attached) of the actors relax- gain employment opportuni- church know if you’d like to point, it is just a “possibility.” plans to close Longfield Av- Young will continue to stand onto the street and dropping possible after it is reported visit www.hounslow.gov.uk/ wark team and lost their first teams across the whole of ent sports, ready for the sum- ing outside St Michael’s Parish ties. attend. Either sign the list A written question was sub- enue, which frankly was pure up for residents against Ealing litter will not be tolerated. but this comes at a cost. Tax- report match, finished 5th out of the London are competing. The mer season. Young people Hall, on Priory Avenue W4, The raffle prize is a Divine in the church, or email the mitted by those same Council- lunacy from the start.” Labour’s overdevelopment of Currently, around 800 on-the- payer’s money is being wasted Follow the campaign on Twit- 6 teams competing in the last standard is very high and they across the borough are en- where the screening will take Chocolate Hamper, provided Parish Office parishoffice@ lors to the 20 February Coun- “I know that this has been a Ealing Broadway.” spot fines of up to £400 are is- while we try and clean up oth- ter @LBofHounslow using the stage. have done extremely well to couraged to get involved. place. by Divine Chocolate, which smaaa.org.uk putting ‘Nuns cil asking for a guarantee that worrying development for sued by the council’s enforce- er people’s mess. This money hashtag #NoMessing. All London Youth Games com- make it this far. 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11125 0558 MKT ADV / 7699 CL02.2016 Friday 7th September 2017 Chiswick Herald Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 68 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.ukchiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS 97 Hounslow’s Regeneration Opportunities Hounslow Council Issues Response To Consultations On Proposed Heathrow Expansion

To Be Showcased At MIPIM Hounslow Council has to- of Commons is expected in pansion such as noise, poor widely across the sub-region day submitted its response the next few months, to for- air quality, congestion of the rather than intensifying paths The London Borough of strated by multinational com- to ’s two mally approve the Govern- transport network and loss of across Heathrow, and to con- Hounslow will showcase its panies like GlaxoSmithKline consultations regarding the ment adopting the NPS. green space and biodiversity. sider how these paths can investment opportunities at and BskyB situating their proposal for a new Northwest Heathrow Airport’s consulta- The council’s response reiter- overfly less densely populated the world’s premier property headquarters in the borough. Runway at Heathrow; the first tions which closes on the 28 ated calls to have a ‘quality of rural areas rather than ur- investment event at MIPIM The London Borough of on the detail of the expansion March after a 10 week dura- life’ fund established to fund ban areas. In particular, the in Cannes from 13 to the 16 Hounslow will be represented on site and the second on tion, looks to gather views measures to reduce the im- council would like to see a March 2018. by Councillor Steve Curran, changes to airspace manage- on the emerging proposals. pact of these negative effects complete ban on night flights This annual event gathers the Leader of Hounslow Coun- ment. Hounslow Council’s response or otherwise compensate lo- across an eight-hour period most influential players from cil. The Council’s attendance The consultations follow the was delegated as a single cal people for a range of nega- to reduce health impacts that all sectors of the international at MIPIM as always is fully announcement in July 2015 member decision for consid- tive aspects of living close by. arise from aircraft movements real estate industry for four funded by sponsorship from by the Airports Commission eration by Councillor Mann, Such a fund could finance a between 11pm and 7am. days of meetings and net- companies and organisations, that the proposal for a new Lead Member for Transport range of beneficial measures In addition, the council ex- working. including A2Dominion, Bally- Northwest Runway at Heath- & Heathrow and includes the to offset negative side-effects pressed its concern over the Following success at previous more, Blackstone, Heathrow, row presents the strongest following: such as e.g. investment in lo- credibility of the surface ac- events, Hounslow will take its Willmott Dixon, University case for delivering additional Hounslow Council has a long- cal infrastructure, greenspace cess strategy put forward by place alongside several other of West London, Segro, Be, capacity in the South East held position that Heathrow and biodiversity enhance- Heathrow and in particular London boroughs such as; Linkcity and Fairview. of England and maintain- should be better, not bigger. ment and support for training to its ‘no more traffic pledge’, Croydon, Ealing, Kingston, Hounslow is the right place ing the UK’s position as an While the council has been and apprenticeships. given that no additional Barking & Dagenham in the for investors to take advan- important aviation hub. This opposed to a bigger Heath- The council has strong con- public transport is proposed London Pavillion, all vying for tage of many upcoming op- was followed by the publi- row, either by additional cerns about the impact on to achieve this. This raises fers the best solution to deal- of what is best for our local investment. This is even more portunities for sustainable cation of the Government’s flights, addition of a third quality of life that will result important questions about ing with increased transport communities. We have raised important in light of the un- growth, building on work that draft Airport National Policy runway or a relaxation on on communities around the whether air quality can be requirements following ex- several issues in our response certainty caused by BREXIT. has already been completed. Statement (NPS) outlining its runway operations and night airport from intensification improved to meet legal lim- pansion. to the airport’s public consul- Hounslow has a track record Major focuses for investment policy, details of the preferred flights, the council wants the of overflying. The council is its if expansion happens. The Councillor Amrit Mann, Dep- tations and we are committed of delivering housing and are outlined by the Great location and the considera- airport to be successful as it therefore in favour of an ap- council is also extremely dis- uty Leader of the Council and to working with Heathrow to commercial developments, West Corridor and West of the tions that would be relevant plays a vital role in the suc- proach to airspace manage- appointed that its proposal Lead Member for Environ- address these issues before demonstrated by being Borough plans, both boasting to a future planning applica- cess of the borough. ment that minimises the num- for a link to the South West- ment said: the proposals can go any fur- awarded 2 separate housing potential opportunity sites for tion for that scheme. The council outlined its belief ber of aircraft movements that ern Railway network from “As an international Hub of ther.” zones by the Mayor of Lon- developers. The council want In addition to public consulta- that the benefits of living near impact on Hounslow residents Feltham station, including the huge strategic importance to The council’s full response to don, for Hounslow Town Cen- to see intensification and key role. is essential that we promote cil’s programme for shaping tors to enhance the borough’s tion during the last quarter of Heathrow need to extend to and that also maximises peri- addition of a new station at the UK economy and as our the consultations can be ac- tre and Feltham. Our juxta- growth as part of the Mayor Cllr Steve Curran, Leader of ourselves on a global stage, growth and regeneration in long-term future through 2017, parliamentary scrutiny the whole community and ods of predictable respite for Bedfont is not alluded to in largest local employer, we cessed via Hounslow Coun- position to Heathrow Airport of London’s sustainable de- Hounslow Council said: to secure investment, job op- the borough of Hounslow. high quality development of the draft NPS is ongoing. that concerted efforts must those residents. The council any way in the proposals. This want Heathrow to be suc- cil’s website. makes us an ideal location for velopment agenda, with sup- “We are at a very exciting portunities and homes that Through this programme, and improvements to public If the Government decides to be made to minimise the di- would therefore prefer flight link was carefully assessed by cessful. However, this aspira- investment for both housing porting infrastructure in and juncture in shaping the future we need.” Hounslow works with land- spaces. proceed, a vote in the House rect negative effects of ex- paths which share noise more Network Rail in 2017 and of- tion will never be at the cost and industry. This is demon- around the borough playing a of Hounslow. As a borough, it Invest Hounslow is the coun- owners, developers and inves- COUNCIL NEEDS TO St Benedict’S School Ealing ENFORCE SPEED LIMIT a minimis incipe SAYS COUNCILLOR Outstanding Catholic Independent school for boys & girls aged 3 - 18

Conitinued from front page Senior School Open Morning - Thursday 3 May vehicles had their speeds re- Nursery & Junior School Open Morning - Thursday 24 May corded and the highest speed observed was 52 mph. The two sessions with the high- est share of speeding traffic were 62% and 51% at the areas around the junction of Southfield Road & St Alban’s Avenue. “Given there is a new school in the area (the Ark Byron School) I think the Council needs to be proactive so that children and parents in the area can cross the road safe- be a zebra or a puffin cross- run over or died they would ly. Department for Transport ing at the point where pu- change their mind quickly. guidance indicates that traffic pils will cross the road to go Children often do not look calming would be suitable to through Southfield Recrea- when crossing roads. So, Eal- reduce the speed of traffic. tional Grounds and possibly ing Council, you need to be “The quality of the pupils’ personal development is excellent.” ISI April 2017 “I believe that whilst the other measures in the lead up proactive to make the streets Council are making altera- to the crossing to ensure traf- safer to cross. tions to the highway for lots fic is not speeding.” View our website for a full list of our Open Events or arrange a personal visit with of children visiting the school The initial reaction from Eal- our Registrar, Louise Pepper, on 020 8862 2254 later in the year, they should ing Council is that they do alter the plans to reduce the not appear to be interested. www.stbenedicts.org.uk speeds in this area. This could I am sure that if a pupil was Friday 28th July 2017 FridayFriday 7th 16th September March 2018 2017chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 810 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.ukchiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LOCAL NEWS11 9 Natalie Sawyer Joins Local Chiswick Apprentice Receives Council Still Pursuing ‘Better Not Bigger’ Policy On Heathrow Expansion Award At House Of Commons

Hounslow Council has sub- While the council has been Girls’ Football Session Neisha Steggles, an appren- mitted its response to Heath- opposed to a bigger Heath- tice at Greene King owned row Airport’s two consulta- row, either by additional pub City Barge in Strand-on- tions regarding the proposal flights, addition of a third the-Green, received a special for a new Northwest Runway runway or a relaxation on accolade when she attended at Heathrow; the first on the runway operations and night the House of Commons this detail of the expansion on site flights, the council wants the week (6th March) for an and the second on changes to airport to be successful as it event showcasing the vibrant airspace management. plays a vital role in the suc- pub, bar, brewing and casual The consultations follow the cess of the borough. dining sectors during Nation- announcement in July 2015 The council outlined its belief al Apprenticeship Week. by the Airports Commission that the benefits of living near As well as meeting her local that the proposal for a new Heathrow need to extend to MP, Ruth Cadbury, Neisha Northwest Runway at Heath- the whole community and also received a Certificate of row presents the strongest that concerted efforts must To mark International Wom- “When I was growing up not 1,000 girls through its girls’ Outstanding Recognition case for delivering additional be made to minimise the di- en’s Day, Brentford FC Com- many women were presenting football programme. from Andrew Griffiths MP, Neisha Steggles with Andrew Griffiths MP capacity in the South East rect negative effects of ex- munity Sports Trust’s am- or covering sport on TV. For The event was led by the Parliamentary Under Sec- of England and maintain- pansion such as noise, poor bassador, Natalie Sawyer, me, football has always been Trust’s female coach, Sharan retary of State, Minister for ity industry and Great British roots on minimum wage and ing the UK’s position as an air quality, congestion of the inspired girls from the Pre- my first love and passion, and Khroad, she said: Small Business, Consumers Bake Off star Candice Brown, progress to senior manage- important aviation hub. This transport network and loss of mier League’s girls’ football Sky Sports have been fantas- “Natalie is a brilliant example and Corporate Responsibility. who challenged MPs to ‘have ment positions. For young was followed by the publi- green space and biodiversity. session at Orleans Park Acad- tic in nurturing my career. of a woman who has achieved Neisha was one of over 100 a go’ at whipping, whisking, people, career progression cation of the Government’s The council’s response reiter- emy. She also offered advice to the so much in the sports indus- apprentices, aged between 16 pint pulling and wine tasting. can be rapid, with many pro- draft Airport National Policy ated calls to have a ‘quality of A group of budding football- young girls on their future ca- try. Her influence definitely and 59, invited to attend the Chairman of the Perceptions gressing to a management Statement (NPS) outlining its life’ fund established to fund ers met Sky Sports presenter reer plans, she said: empowered the young girls event and one of only nine hospitality industry group role within three years.” policy, details of the preferred measures to reduce the im- Natalie Sawyer at Orleans “Do something you love: you she met – along with inspiring apprentices to be nominated and CEO of multi-award The hospitality sector sup- location and the considera- pact of these negative effects Park Academy yesterday. The need to be passionate about me as a female coach.” by her employer to receive a winning Beds & Bars, Keith ports 2m jobs, represents tions that would be relevant or otherwise compensate lo- pupils, who had just played your career choice and enjoy Sharan has also proven her- certificate for making a sig- Knowles, said: “Showcasing 10% of UK employment, 6% to a future planning applica- cal people for a range of nega- a thrilling football match what you’re doing.” self a role model for young nificant impact during the our industry to government of businesses and 5% of GDP. tion for that scheme. tive aspects of living close by. against another local team, With the FA committed to girls; she volunteered more course of her learning. and demonstrating the vast It is the third largest private In addition to public consulta- Such a fund could finance a asked Natalie about her expe- doubling female participation than 300 community coach- This was the second Appren- opportunities from kitchen sector employer - double the tion during the last quarter of range of beneficial measures riences in the sports industry by 2020, Brentford FC Com- ing hours for the Trust last ticeship Showcase event or- and bar roles to those in mar- size of financial services and 2017, parliamentary scrutiny to offset negative side-effects and what advice she could munity Sports Trust has been year and her commitment ganised by the Perceptions keting and finance, highlights bigger than automotive, phar- of the draft NPS is ongoing. such as e.g. investment in lo- give. running a successful girls’ was recognised by the Pre- hospitality industry group, the diversity of our vibrant maceuticals and aerospace If the Government decides to cal infrastructure, greenspace Natalie, who is an ardent football programme for the mier League who awarded which saw over 100 MPs in sector. combined. The sector is fore- proceed, a vote in the House and biodiversity enhance- Brentford fan, spoke about past 5 years. So far, the Trust her ‘Kicks Hero of the Year’ attendance, as well as 30 “It is not unusual for our ap- cast to grow by 4.3% creating of Commons is expected in ment and support for training her job at Sky Sports: has engaged with more than award. employers from the hospital- prentices to start at grass 19,000 more jobs by 2020. the next few months, to for- and apprenticeships. mally approve the Govern- The council has strong con- rather than intensifying paths to its ‘no more traffic pledge’, alluded to in any way in the largest local employer, we ment adopting the NPS. cerns over the impact on across Heathrow, and to con- given that no additional pub- proposals. This link was care- want Heathrow to be suc- Heathrow Airport’s consulta- quality of life that will result sider how these paths can lic transport is proposed to fully assessed by Network Rail cessful. However, this aspira- tions which close on the 28 on communities around the overfly less densely populated achieve this. This raises impor- in 2017 and was found to of- tion will never be at the cost March after a 10 week du- airport from intensification rural areas rather than ur- tant questions about whether fer the best solution to linking of what is best for our local ration, look to gather views of overflying. The council is ban areas. In particular, the air quality can be improved to the airport to the rail network communities. We have raised on the emerging proposals. therefore in favour of an ap- council would like to see a meet legal limits if expansion to the south. several issues in our response Hounslow Council’s response proach to airspace manage- complete ban on night flights happens. The council is also Councillor Amrit Mann, Dep- to the airport’s public consul- was delegated as a single ment that minimises the num- across an eight-hour period extremely disappointed that uty Leader of the Council and tations and we are committed member decision for consid- ber of aircraft movements that to reduce health impacts that its proposal for a link to the Lead Member for Environ- to working with Heathrow to eration by Councillor Mann, impact on Hounslow residents arise from aircraft movements South Western Railway net- ment said: address these issues before Lead Member for Transport and that also maximises peri- between 11pm and 7am. work from Feltham station, “As an international Hub of the proposals can go any fur- & Heathrow and includes the ods of predictable respite for In addition, the council ex- including the addition of a huge strategic importance to ther.” following: those residents. The council pressed its concern over the new station at Bedfont is not the UK economy and as our Hounslow Council has a long- would therefore prefer flight credibility of the surface ac- held position that Heathrow paths which share noise more cess strategy put forward by should be better, not bigger. widely across the sub-region Heathrow and in particular 7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v2_AW_7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v1_24/11/17 29/11/2017 15:52 Page 1

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We have wonderful can- Minister Over Failure To Regional ‘Speak Out’ Champion vote, I watched Theresa May, Perhaps; but this toxic cycle is nity, incentivises me to con- didates, and a clear, positive our female prime minister, self-perpetuating. Women can tinue. plan for Chiswick. We want Tackle Air Pollution Yesterday, Ruth Cadbury make a speech about the be discouraged from entering Almost every researcher who to fight for a fairer society MP presented the award of brave women who fought for such a male dominated field has undertaken studies on the that involves representation MP questions Prime Minister “Speak Out” Hounslow Re- the democratic rights women because of the lack of pre- topic has found that Tory aus- not only for women, but for over failure to tackle air pol- gional Champion to Ashley de possess today. So, in 2018, on existing women (not to men- terity policy disproportion- all those other groups who lution after Court rules Gov- Guzman from the Brentford the eve of International Wom- tion the online abuse of those ately affects women, along- feel voiceless and left behind; ernment plans are “unlawful” School for Girls. en’s Day, how much is there women who are involved!), side BAME communities and whose interests are being ig- - Ruth Cadbury, MP for Brent- As part of the judging panel, still to do? thereby believing themselves disabled people. Yes, this is nored. Young people who are ford and Isleworth, ques- Ruth had the difficult of task Women are still massively somehow less competent. a local election, and local is- unable to afford to rent or buy tioned the Prime Minister, just of identifying the top three under-represented in politi- Here in Chiswick Homefields, sues are very important, but in the borough where their hours after a court ruling that speakers in the Region. A cal terms. The gender gap on my life-long home, the last this will also be an indication parents live, and where they Government plans to tackle large audience (made up local councils is worse than female councillor was elected to Theresa May as to whether grew up. Working parents air pollution are “unlawful”. of parents, teaching profes- that in Westminster; in 2017 in 2002. For context, I was we, the electorate, are going struggling to make contribu- Ruth said: “On Monday Chil- sionals, family members and a study carried out by the five. This is extremely -disap to sit back and allow her, her tions to schools with slashed dren and parents at St Mary’s friends) listened to 15 differ- Institute for Public Policy pointing, and was certainly party, and her government, to budgets. Elderly people left catholic school in Chiswick ent speeches which reflect the Research, published in The discouraging. Thankfully, the take any more from us. Over with inadequate care pack- cial care, apprenticeships for high time for us women to be told me of their concerns priorities, humour and con- Guardian, suggested that only Labour Party is an incredible the past seven years our coun- ages. young people, and the chance optimistic about our chances about air pollution affecting cerns of young people. 33% of councillors and 17% force in advocating for gender cil has lost an estimated £140 We want to be held account- for everyone in the borough of representation! children’s health, this morn- Ruth said: “Congratulations of council leaders in Eng- equality (amongst many oth- million in funding from Tory able to you, our constituents. to work for the London living Ultimately, we deserve bet- ing the High Court ruled that to Ashley who deservedly won don and Essex the opportu- school in London and Essex. land are women. On Houn- er much needed equalities!) central government. We’ve We want to help improve local wage. We have something for ter councillors than we cur- the Government has compre- the award of regional cham- nity to train Year 10 students At the end of each training slow council, men outnum- and gave me a platform to seen Ealing Hospital stripped services. We’re committed to everyone! rently have. I hope you, my hensively failed to properly At St Mary’s Chiswick: (l to r) Head teacher Joan Hart, Ruth Cadbury MP, school pion. Speakers Trust is a char- in the art of public speaking. workshop we hold a speaking governors, local parent Andrea Carnevali who contacted Ruth about their concerns ber women nearly 2:1. This promote the values I believe of its’ maternity ward. We’ve opposing the proposed Heath- Chiswick has been lacking in neighbours and my friends, tackle air pollution; which ity that helps teenagers speak Through a knock out process competition and the winners results, as the author of the in. I am standing against two seen early years education row third runway and down- female representation for a will entrust me (and my col- does the Prime Minister feel er, governors and children The charity, Client Earth, suc- in public and communicate the ‘best’ of these speakers go through to one of 37 Re- Guardian article concludes, in incumbent Tory men over the and childcare provisions deci- grading of Charing Cross long time, and it’s been a Tory leagues!) with this role. If you is worse, the Government had about air pollution from cessfully won in court with a better, with the aim of giving are identified and go on to gional Finals where they com- ‘many policies that have a di- age of sixty. It is unnerving to mated by cuts. This is an op- Hospital. We want to work stronghold for even longer, do, I’ll endeavour to do you losing in the High Court for the A4 affecting the pupil’s ruling that current plans to them better life chances, to an inter-school competition pete against all the schools in rect impact on women’s lives be fighting an election against portunity for us to show her with TfL to improve pub- but I feel hopeful. We have all so proud. a third time or the 40,000 health, and their ideas to ad- improve air quality are “un- increase their confidence and to vie for the title of Regional the borough. This will be the being drafted at local level by people who have been doing that here in Chiswick we will lic transport in the area. We Sally Malin in Chiswick Riv- See you on the doorstep. early deaths that result from dress the problem. lawful” because they do not improve their employability.” Champion. tenth year that the Jack Petch- male councillors with little or this for so long. However, the resist policy that perpetuates want to preserve our beauti- erside, and Ruth Mayorcas in air pollution every year in the Ruth spoke to governors, bring nitrogen dioxide lev- “Well done to all the competi- The “Speak Out” Challenge! ey Foundation has funded the no practical experience of the idea that young people; espe- further inequality in our soci- ful green spaces, and reduce Turnham Green, both intel- Caoimhe Hale, Chiswick UK?” teachers and parents about els within legal limits in the tors, who had already won Is the largest youth speaking “Speak Out” Challenge! - a issues at stake’. cially young women, could be ety. air pollution. We want to fix ligent, outstanding women. I Homefields Labour Councillor On Monday 19th February, the action they are exploring “shortest possible time”. their own school’s competi- event in the world. Please project delivered in partner- Could this disparity be ex- inspired by my standing up I’m not proposing, however, our roads. We want more af- truly believe that the tide is Candidate Ruth visited one of the bor- such as a green wall along This is the third time Cli- tions and competed for the take a look at our You Tube ship with Speakers Trust. plained away simply by the for my principles, and there- that the only reason to vote fordable housing, quality so- turning. Besides, its 2018, it’s ough’s most polluted schools the A4, and air purifiers in ent Earth have won rulings regional title to a very high channel. Through this pro- The event took place on Tues- St Marys Catholic Primary classrooms, but what’s really against ministers over failures standard” gramme, we train over 18,000 day 6th March at this year’s School, Chiswick, to listen needed is Government action to meet legal limits for the The “Speak Out” Challenge! teenagers (14-15 year-olds) host school The Heathland to concerns the head teach- not failure. pollutant. offers all state schools in Lon- every year in over 550 state School, Hounslow. Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 1214 COUNCIL NEWS & LOCAL POLITICS chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk COUNCIL NEWS & LOCAL POLITICS 1315 Ealing Council needs to slow traffic Ruth Cadbury MP Attends Local School Play on the Risks Associated with Underage Drinking Hounslow Council To Support speeds on Southfield Road as a priority Ruth Cadbury MP attended by councillor Gary Malcolm, Liberal Democrat Councillor, Southfield Autism Awareness Week a play educating children For a number of years I have on the dangers of underage More than 1 in 100 people are with autism or would like to language and communication been concerned about the drinking at Chiswick School, on the autism spectrum, in- know how to get help and (e.g. literal understanding), speed of traffic on Southfield organised by Collingwood cluding an estimated 700,000 support, come along to find and also poor behavioural Road and then the Liberal Learning. ‘Smashed’ is an people in the UK. The condi- out more. flexibility (e.g. obsessional in- Democrat Councillors suc- international programme tion affects everyone differ- The London Borough of terests). cessfully campaigned to get a reaching 18,000 students ently, which means that eve- Hounslow has an ongoing Councillor Kamaljit Kaur, 20 mph zone installed. pupils across the UK this ryone on the spectrum will commitment to raise aware- Cabinet Member for Adult So- This did slow the speed of year. have very different support ness of autism. Do your part cial Care and Health Services, traffic down but not on all Ms Cadbury joined pupils began in 2005. “I believe London schools will needs. and come along, and encour- said: streets as much as I would watching a play delivered ‘Smashed’ was developed in benefit tremendously from In support of national Autism age your family, friends, col- “We know that lack of under- have liked. With a primary to a group of 240 students consultation with young peo- participating in imaginative Awareness Week, Hounslow leagues, and other carers and standing affects autistic peo- school in the area (Southfield from year 7 about a group of ple and has been designed to lessons which get to the very Council is holding an Autism service users you may know to ple in all aspects of their daily Primary School) I want roads friends who find themselves engage with pupils in a differ- heart of why alcohol misuse Acceptance and Awareness attend and spread the word. lives, from when they go out near the school to be as safe in trouble as a result of their ent way to typical school les- can be so dangerous. event, where you can learn Each person with autism is and about in their communi- as they can be. misuse of alcohol. sons. I am delighted to have the op- about the plans to make different, and the impact their ties to when they’re at work, if Over the past year members The performance was fol- It combines the use of drama portunity to see the play for Hounslow a place where condition has on their life they don’t get the understand- of the public alongside ward lowed by an interactive work- with an interactive workshops myself with Year 7 pupils at autistic people, family and will depend on many factors. ing and support they need. councillors, guided by a Met- School) I think the Council cross the road to go through shop where pupils were invit- to help young people under- Chiswick School.” friends can fulfil their poten- These will include the severity “This will be a really good ropolitan Police Officer, have needs to be proactive so that Southfield Recreational ed to probe the cast on any of stand the facts, causes, and England is making progress tial. of their condition, and any ad- opportunity for carers, ser- been measuring the speeds of children and parents in the Grounds and possibly other the issues brought up during consequences surrounding al- to reduce levels of under- The event will be held at the ditional diagnoses, such as a vice users and professionals traffic in Southfield as part of area can cross the road safely. measures in the lead up to the the play and explore the con- cohol misuse and the risks of age drinking. The number of Paul Robeson Theatre, Houn- learning disability or a mental to connect and share infor- a scheme called Community Department for Transport crossing to ensure traffic is sequences portrayed by the underage drinking. boys and girls aged 8 to 15 slow Arts Centre, The Treaty health problem. While some mation and advice on what Road Watch. guidance indicates that traffic not speeding. actors. vulnerable age group. oped in collaboration with we provide lasting support to Ruth Cadbury, MP for Brent- that reported drinking alcohol Shopping Centre, Hounslow people with autism will need services offer to carers and Over 4000 vehicles had their calming would be suitable to The initial reaction from Eal- ‘Smashed’ is an alcohol edu- Chris Simes from Colling- young people, which utilises schools after our visit.” ford and Isleworth, said: “I has fallen significantly, sitting TW3 1ES on Wednesday 28 very little extra support, oth- people with autism in the bor- speeds recorded and the high- reduce the speed of traffic. ing Council is that they do cation and awareness pro- wood Learning said: workshops and emotive thea- was really impressed at how at 15% compared to 45% in March from 9.30am-1pm. ers will need more specialist, ough.” est speed observed was 52 I believe that whilst the Coun- not appear to be interested. gramme sponsored by Diageo “We are excited to be back tre. much the students engaged 2003 . Lunch will also be provided. even 24 hour, support. mph. The two sessions with cil are making alterations to I am sure that if a pupil was and delivered by Collingwood on the road sharing the I am extremely grateful for in the issues the play raised, However, there is still work to There will be a number of As a result, members of the To attend this event please the highest share of speeding the highway for lots of chil- run over or died they would Learning. ‘Smashed’ performance with the support we receive from such as peer pressure, and be done. With 37.3% of 16-24 Contact Ruth Cadbury: presentations at the event public as well as those in email Giorgia King or call on traffic were 62% and 51% at dren visiting the school later change their mind quickly. This year sees the tour ap- school pupils across the coun- Diageo, which enables us to how social drinking so easily year olds binge drinking on Constituency Office which are designed to support frontline roles need to be 020 8583 4531 the areas around the junction in the year, they should alter Children often do not look pear in 90 UK schools in 6 try. drive change and raise aware- becomes something else. At their heaviest day of drink- Tel: a wider understanding of au- aware of possible signs. These Let’s work together to pro- of Southfield Road & St Al- the plans to reduce the speeds when crossing roads. So, Eal- different regions. To date, We are tackling the culture of ness of alcohol misuse across the discussion session after- ing , ‘Smashed’ is targeting 12 tism and the services running can include problems with so- mote acceptance and raise ban’s Avenue. in this area. 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In his Budget for Great West Road in Brent- 2018-19, Sadiq Khan has ford, West London. Having committed to investing an ad- secured a new 10-year lease ditional £110million into the with building landlord McKay Metropolitan Police. Securities, UBC will now un- The additional funding will dergo a full refurbishment of be used to help combat knife its flexible workspace, total- crime; deliver a two per cent ling £1.3million. police pay increase; boost of- As part of the refurbishment, ficer numbers; improve sup- UBC will take a new floor port for those taken in by - Floor 1 - which is due for the police with mental health completion in April 2018. problems; as well as providing This level, plus UBC’s existing investment in police buildings second floor, will undergo a In the aftermath of the Gren- to have described the current bodies, we will be reviewing and technology. complete refit over the next 6 fell Tower fire, plans to re- exterior of Brentford Tow- the fire at Grenfell and mak- Local Police are asking Chis- with violence and have taken “I am now appealing to any The Council recently reaf- months. clad Brentford Towers have ers as “deteriorating” and “in ing recommendations, includ- wick residents to be extra jewellery and cash from the witnesses or anyone with any firmed its commitment to The renovation will trans- are delighted to have secured our profile here and we are been put on hold by Houn- need of some major work”. ing in relation to insulated vigilant following a linked address. information that can assist keeping residents safe by an- form UBC’s existing business a long-term lease at The Mille very much looking forward to slow Council. Residents of Brentford Towers cladding systems. series of burglaries within This incident is linked to 4 oth- out investigation to contact nouncing an investment of centre at The Mille, which it for a further ten-year term. delivering our brand new pre- The plans were supposedly were sent a letter by Kather- “In light of this, the council Hounslow Borough, which er burglaries on the borough Hounslow Police. £1,149,000 to fund one Police has operated at a high occu- This commitment represents mium quality space.” at an “advanced stage” prior ine Dunne, Hounslow Coun- has decided to consult with have taken place over the past in the past 3 weeks where the “We believe the addresses Sergeant and nine Constables ing over the next year is very we provide support to those pancy level since 2012, into a significant investment to The Mille is located in a high- to the Grenfell fire, which cil’s lead member for housing the London Fire Brigade Ser- 3 weeks. suspects have targeted Asian may have been specifically for three years, to help deliver welcome indeed. who are at risk of becoming a high quality, contemporary UBC and the building is an ly prominent position on the brought the cladding’s safety at Hounslow Council. vice and other statutory ser- The most recent incident took gold jewellery and of interest targeted and I would like to the Council’s priorities. In the past we’ve fully sup- involved in crime. business environment with important part of the UBC south side of the elevated under question. The text of the letter detailed: vices on the design and speci- place at around on Monday is a Silver Audi. reassure the community that Councillor Hanif Khan, Cabi- ported the Mayor’s efforts to Our police in Hounslow con- beautifully designed private serviced office portfolio. section of the M4 motorway, The cladding installed on “As you know, we are at an ad- fication of our proposals for 5th March 2018 at 10:45pm DS BAINS, of Hounslow CID, we are making every effort to net Member for Community combat knife crime in the cap- tinue to provide valued sup- offices, collaborative work- “Our Brentford flexible work- along Brentford’s ‘Golden Grenfell in 2015 was also vanced stage with our plans to Brentford Towers, before we when Police received a re- said: “Our investigation into locate the offenders involved. Protection and Enforcement, ital so we are pleased to hear port to the Council and have space and market-leading IT space offering has always Mile’. It is adjacent to the linked with fires worldwide, re-clad the Brentford Towers. agree to proceed. port of an burglary at Snakey these incidents is ongoing, I urge residents to be vigilant Hounslow Council said: that this is one of the areas to proven their effectiveness connectivity. been in demand, but recent GlaxoSmithKline headquar- with countries including “However, in the light of re- “We will of course, continue Lane, Feltham. we have been carrying out and report any suspicious be- “In recent years, the Met Po- receive additional funding. time and time again in keep- UBCUK managing director improvements in the building ters and is opposite the Uni- France and Australia. ports that the London Fire to engage and consult with A number of men had forced house-to-house enquiries and haviour or vehicles to police lice have had to find £600m It is important that we em- ing residents safe across the Richard Johnson said: “We have certainly helped raise versity of West London. 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“We need more women fire- can take from running a fire fighters”, say London Fire station, learning how to in- Brigade bosses as the Brigade vestigate the causes of fires launches a new recruitment to helping ensure London’s campaign on International buildings have proper fire Women’s Day. prevention measures in place. The new recruitment cam- “I do not want the old stereo- paign is designed to challenge type of a firefighter to prevent outdated firefighter stereo- women from applying. types and show that a career I also want to encourage ap- in firefighting is so much more plications from London’s than blue lights and fires. different cultures and com- By highlighting different ca- munities as London is a very reer options that firefighting diverse city, so our workforce offers and the day to day va- must reflect the city that we Strand on the Green Schools have/ Written especially for community and collaboration riety of the job, the Brigade serve. in Chiswick last weekend bat- the school by talented parent at the heart of it”. hopes to boost applications Firefighting is about team- tled the inclement weather Scott Michell, it had the audi- Similar sentiments were ex- from women and people work, so having a comple- conditions to stage the annual ence in stitches. pressed by the Junior School across all of London’s diverse ment of men and women is PTA run pantomime. This The Strand community got Head Ruth Woods who ap- communities who may not crucial.” year was particularly special right behind the show with peared on stage this year. have considered firefighting A number of recruitment days as it celebrated 40 years of an unprecedented number of Ruth said, “The Strand Panto The Shirley Sherwood Gal- tions of paintings from Japan, in its first ten years, becoming as a career. at fire stations are planned the event! people showing their talents has been a much loved fixture lery of Botanical Art will cel- Brazil, Spain South Africa, the focus of the worldwide re- London Fire Commissioner during the weekend in March 40 years of homegrown talent and giving their time for free of our calendar for the last ebrate the tenth anniversary the US and now Australia. naissance of botanical art. It Dany Cotton said: “I am look- and April offering guidance within the school community - whether they had a starring 40 years; it’s longevity epito- of its opening in April this Most recently the gallery has has been so exciting and satis- ing for the very best people and a chance to practise tests Commissioner Cotton con- then two night shifts followed · According to Fire Facts, there visits bringing together parents, role, painted the set, or oper- mises the spirit and commit- year. Named after its patron, exhibited a breath-taking im- fying for me to hang works by who are interested in prevent- to help prepare people for the tinued: “If you don’t fancy a by four days off has been a 63% reduction in The basic requirements are: staff and teachers alike, to ated the lights, all for a sell ment of our community to the British writer, botanist and mersive installation by British artists from all over the world, ing fires as well as tackling application process. You can desk job and you enjoy vari- · The starting salary for a the total number of fires in · Be a UK/EU citizen, without entertain and raise money for out run of 5 shows. schools. art collector, Dr Shirley Sher- artist Rebecca Louise Law, as and to match older works them. contact Outreach@london- ety, meeting people and team- trainee firefighter is £26,211 inner London boroughs since work restrictions or be a per- the school. Director Melissa Sanchez, a We are lucky to have such a wood, it is the first gallery in well as fascinating historical from Kew’s superb archives The modern firefighter should fire.gov.uk for more informa- work you could be ready to rising to £34,900 when fully 2000 and 52% for outer Lon- manent resident in UK. ‘Barry Bonkers and the Fair- parent at the school summed talented group of parents, the world dedicated solely to works from Kew’s archives with recent, innovative paint- be just as comfortable talking tion. join the next generation of qualified don boroughs · Pass certain rigorous physi- ytale Revolution’ was a story up the feeling amongst cast friends and staff who each botanical art. Since its open- and contemporary paintings ings from my own collection. to an elderly man about fire All of the details about the firefighters.” · Trainee firefighters undergo · The job isn’t just about fight- cal and job related tests that cleverly brought together and crew saying “We all felt year give up their time to en- ing in 2008 the gallery has from the Shirley Sherwood Thousands of visitors come to safety as they are learning role and how to apply are Firefighter career facts an intensive training pro- ing fires, there is a strong em- · Pass medical and eye exami- old and new characters and privileged to have contributed tertain us in the dark, cold had 48 exhibitions with works Collection. the gallery every year and for new specialist rescue tech- on the London Fire Brigade’s · There are over 300 female gramme to prepare them for phasis on prevention. We visit nations. had the essential “goodies to the incredible legacy of the days of February; bringing joy by many important artists Dr Sherwood says: “The botanical artists around the niques. recruitment portal. Potential firefighters in London their role and continue to de- around over 70,000 homes · Be at least 17.5 years old as versus baddies” elements Strand Schools Panto, which and laughter to all. Here’s to such as Margaret Mee and Shirley Sherwood Gallery, world it has become a place “There are also a number of applicants have until 20 April · London’s firefighters work- velop their skills throughout of London’s most vulnerable of the closing date of the ad- that all good pantomimes for 40 years consistently has the next 40 years!” Rory McEwen as well as selec- Kew, has hosted 48 exhibitions of pilgrimage.” different career paths you to apply. ing pattern is two day shifts, their career carrying out home fire safety vert Friday 7th September 2017 Chiswick Herald Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald chiswickherald.co.ukChiswick Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 1820 LOCAL NEWS chiswickherald.co.ukchiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk LETTERS 1921 SIGN UP NOW TO HOUNSLOW COUNCIL’S Hounslow Launches Crowdfunding Platform Brexit-Let’s get on with it Plastic in our oceans CS9 – Just make GARDEN WASTE SERVICE 2018/19 Dear Chiswick Herald, Thanks to some great journalism and film-making, London and Hounslow Council has the world are waking up to the threat posed to the planet - and it narrower launched a new crowdfund- It was great to hear an upbeat statement from the Chancellor our own health - by plastic waste. As an avid cyclist, I’m all for cycle lanes and endorse cycling as a ing platform for community this week, outlining economic growth and a decrease in unem- However, when we see images of mountains of plastic washed up preferred mode of transport in and around Chiswick. However, projects called Our Hounslow. ployment. I voted to stay in the EU, but after seeing the fallout on beaches thousands of miles away, or fish poisoned by micro- having seen the plans for CS9 it does look ridiculously wide. It This is a new way for people from the result and the continued bureaucratic game play and beads that have turned parts of the ocean into plastic soups, would be easier to make a more defined lane making use of the who live in the borough to the personal goals of key leaders, I wish I’d voted to leave. I was it may be tempting to think that the problem is just too big to existing ones, and add new ones based on those? raise funds for local projects all for a united Europe, in principle it should work – but with tackle, or too far away. that improve where they live. uncontrolled immigration, vast fiscal gaps between countries The truth is that our actions as individuals will make a differ- Samantha, If residents want to enhance involved, the want for a European military force, and the unend- ence in tackling a global problem. We can start cleaning up the Chiswick W4 their street or neighbourhood, ing bureaucratic double standard merry-go-round, it is a failing planet by starting in our own communities. improve their local park or entity. I was very impressed by the story of five-year-old Ava James who play area or simply bring peo- persuaded Pizza Express to ban plastic straws after writing to ple together, Our Hounslow So let’s get on with Brexit. them saying they will make animals “sick”. It shows how we can Wanted – Old will become the best way to all make a difference. raise the money to make it David W, So I reckon that as Londoners, the best way we can look after photos of happen. Chiswick W4. the world’s oceans is to start with our own lifestyles, our own To bring this exciting project it. Everyone contributes a lit- dents for getting involved in waste and our own waterways. Chiswick High to fruition, the council has tle until you reach your target improving their area, as the If we can tackle plastic waste in the River Thames, as individu- partnered with Spacehive, the amount. Hounslow Council popularity of a project will als or as communities or by supporting campaigns such as The award-winning funding plat- has put its weight behind this ultimately determine its out- Cleaner Thames campaign, perhaps the oceans will stand a Road form and the only UK based exciting new scheme and will come. The success of crowd- chance too. Dear Chiswick Herald readers, crowdfunding platform solely support projects that have funding elsewhere shows Residents are running out of denwaste. be achieved is through mak- for projects aimed at improv- the backing of the local com- that it is an effective way for Syed Kamall, Conservative MEP for I am looking for old photographs of Chiswick High Road from time to subscribe to Houn- A full year’s service costs £50, ing it easier for residents to ing local civic and community munity with up to £5,000 of councils to work with their London. around 1960-1970. If you can help, please email rob@vi- slow Council’s garden waste but for residents in receipt recycle. If you sign up to our spaces. match funding per project out residents. Hopefully it will en- 10 Greycoat Place, London SW1P 1SB estramagazine.com collection service which be- of Council Tax Reduction the garden waste collection ser- Crowdfunding is a great way of a total fund available of courage more people to take gins on 3 April 2018. cost is £25. vice, not only will you receive to raise money and stimulate £50,000. an interest in their local area Many thanks, Last year over 18,000 Houn- Councillor Amrit Mann, Depu- a convenient, low-cost way to support for a project by rais- Councillor Theo Dennison, and communities.” Robert T. slow residents signed up to ty Leader of Hounslow Coun- dispose of your cuttings, but ing small amounts of money Cabinet Member for Finance The council’s Community the service. Those residents cil, said: “There’s not long to you’ll be helping to drive up from a large number of peo- and Citizen Engagement said: Partnerships Unit hosted a will need to renew their sub- go until collections begin so recycling in Hounslow.” ple. Through Our Hounslow, “This is an exciting initiative launch event for the Our 7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v2_AW_7971_SS_Chiswick Herald_Print Ad_v1_24/11/17 29/11/2017 15:52 Page 1 scription to ensure that they make sure you don’t miss the The garden waste collec- residents of Hounslow will for us. Crowdfunding is a new Hounslow crowdfunding receive a continuous service. opportunity to sign up. tion service will continue to have the opportunity to ask way for local people to lend platform at the Hounslow Residents can sign up for gar- We promised a cleaner, green- be run by Lampton 360, the friends, family and neigh- their support to worthwhile Arts Centre on Wednesday 7 Chiswick/Brentford den waste collections at www. er borough for our residents company wholly owned by bours to back a local project projects in their area. 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The head of you is kangaroo, Do you struggle to talk to what you might expect to what you know and can help your body is pure horse. your children about their experience yourself and how with. The important thing is Rev Martine Oborne The hind bits not surprisingly use of the internet and their to manage that. I think this is to be aware of this and think safety and wellbeing? Are really valuable reading if you these things through in antici- St Michael’s Church , are zebra stripes (of course!) Elmwood Road, Chiswick. you tempted to stop your are at all hesitant in starting pation of starting any conver- children using the internet a conversation because it is sations. Your bright white socks on all four legs altogether? Are you unclear possible that your hesitancy is In the next article I will write Our twenty year old Youth look so very neat. yourself on what is appro- indicating that you do not yet about what is needed from Minister is studying for a They underpin your stripey bits priate internet use? Do you feel fully equipped. you as parents in talking to degree in Theology and and lead down to your feet. fear that talking to your The only criticism I have of your children about the po- Youth Ministry and she was children will only serve to the information is that it is tentially difficult subject of talking to me the other day drive them to hide their use presented as a resource to be their internet / social media about a lecture she’d had You hang around in woods by day. of the internet from you? used if you find out your child use. at college. The lecture was A solitary life you lead Over the next couple of arti- has been abused, I would ar- about the general personality and really only socialise cles I will endeavour to pro- gue that it is really very good differences between the when it’s time to breed. vide some useful information reading in terms of how to generations. on current thinking. However prepare for any potentially She said that, unlike I will also offer some guid- difficult conversation with Generation X (my lot) and You diet is extraordinary, ance on how to prepare and your children. Why? Because Generation Y (her lot), an eclectic veggie meal. raise potentially difficult con- as parents it is so easy to feel the Millennials (our youth Buds and grass and fungi versations about the use of under pressure and carry ex- club kids) are looking for and ferns to you appeal. the internet with your chil- pectations about how you authenticity. dren. should know what is right and I was surprised to hear this. In June this year new studies children using live stream- healthy relationships and trying to talk about safety wrong and know what to do. And pushed back on what The Okapi is an oddity. provided evidence that mod- ing platforms, work that re- staying safe online.” overwhelming and that you It is natural to feel this way she was saying – in a typical One of nature’s bits of fun. erate use of the internet and sulted in 192 arrests and the A new animation has been de- might yourself struggle with and it is also natural for your Generation X way. A glorious quirky mixture, social media does actually safeguarding of 245 children. veloped and released to show difficult feelings. children to feel nervous about My point was not to dispute when all is said and done. benefit children and young However National Police how offenders try to build re- They provide really great in- not getting things right, up- that Millennials want to see people. Suggesting that use Chiefs’ Council Lead for Child lationships online with young formation on how as a par- setting their parents or have authenticity in people around of social media helps build Protection, Chief Constable people and guidance for both ent you need to act and also unrealistic expectations about them, but to say that surely all © Tony Inwood. resilience and develop social Simon Bailey, said: parents and children on the generations want this too? Tony Inwood has lived and worked in Chiswick for skills thus having a positive “We will keep working to- risks posed by live streaming Look up authentic in a most of his life and for much of that time has been impact on mental wellbeing. gether to do this, adapting is available on the “Thinku- dictionary and it speaks writing poetry. He is a Christian and a member of Christ So it looks as though the usu- our approach so that nowhere know” website. of something being of Church, Turnham Green. al thinking about moderation online is safe for people out to The website is helpful in pro- undisputed origin, not a in all things does also apply groom children or view them viding information on warn- copy, something accurate and to the new digital age too. In being abused. But we also ing signs to look out for, reliable. Surely these are a future article we will look at need help. We need internet actions to take and how to qualities we all look for in stressful way to live. vulnerable. It means being exhausting and a worthless what “moderate” use means companies to help us stop ac- access further support and other people? As I grew older, I began to unconventional. It means way to live. We can never however for this article we cess to sexual abuse images information. As they point But how authentic are we accept who I was and what inviting criticism and even manage it. And our attempts will focus on safety. and videos and prevent abuse out, the best way to address really? my story was. And I’d say that being mocked and ostracised. to do this simply diminish our In the news this week has happening on their platforms. these issues is to be able to Or how much are we bullied God had a big part in helping In the church, we are coming lives. been the work by the Nation- We need parents and carers have “Calm and open conver- by convention into being or me to do this – affirming that up to Palm Sunday – when we So be yourself. al Crime Agency to protect to talk to their children about sations” however they also trying to be something other I was loved just the way I remember how Jesus came Or, as my teenage daughter recognise that you might find than our true selves? was. That I didn’t need to be into Jerusalem riding on a (a Millennial) put it to me the Free TV and Fridge-Freezer with every summer house purchased I remember a talk once different. I could simply be donkey. He was greeted by other day, ‘Be yourself, Mum. Tony has just created an exciting new website called newtube, about burn out. And the myself. the crowds with great cheers. Everyone else is taken.’ which is a great way to read poetry on the move. 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Pamper King-sized beds set near large glass an unforgettable holiday. away. yourself with a sauna session doors enjoy direct views over the Naturally, any memorable ad- This year, Corfu Imperial has before enjoying your treat- Cretan Sea and Rethymno Town. venture begins with a great been remodelled with sophis- ment of choice. Elixir Spa Outside, spacious verandas and out- villa. This year, discover the ticated lounges, waterfront therapists can also arrange door lounges are ideal for relaxing. dreamiest villas in Greece so restaurants and bars, and a massages, therapies and Located in a convenient, yet pri- Cape Suonio – Honeymoon Villa don, this villa displays a romantic To make your honeymoon even bet- minutes from Athens International you can choose your home new Grecoland Kids Club. To beauty treatments in the pri- vate location within the resort, this with Private Pool palette of nature’s richest colours: ter, the five-star resort boasts se- Airport and an hour from Athens, away from home with confi- top things off, the property’s vacy of your villa or outdoors villa makes a great choice for large At Cape Suonio in Athens, sumptu- bronzes, golds, greens and blues. cluded beaches and gourmet dining Cape Sounio makes it easy to sight- dence. soothing atmosphere makes it by your pool. gatherings. Other world-class facili- ous suites and villas meet discreet, Outdoors, a private pool in the on the water’s edge. see, shop and explore the Athenian Corfu Imperial — Dream easy to enjoy folklore shows, When it comes to fine dining, ties at Caramel include a full gym, intuitive service to make your hon- shaded garden lies surrounded by Enjoy a dinner for two under spec- Riviera during your stay. Villa Waterfront live music, gourmet cuisine feast in the comfort of your a beauty salon, an airy restaurant eymoon a once in a lifetime expe- olive and pines trees. tacular sunsets, whether at the For all the beauty Corfu of- and revitalising Elixir Spa private villa or indulge in lo- serving Mediterranean and interna- rience. And the Honeymoon Villa A few steps away, fragrant bou- Mediterranean à la carte restaurant To book your 2018 holiday, visit fers, Corfu Imperial goes a treatments. cal delicacies while admiring tional dishes, an outdoor pool with with Private Pool is ideal for new- gainvillea and jasmine frame the or Greek, Asian and seafood eater- grecotel.com. step further. This private ha- Mykonos Blu — Royal Blu the bay views. Then sail away an adjacent outdoor eatery, and a lyweds. arcaded buildings and landscaped ies. ven on the Ionian Sea stretch- Mansion on the Aegean Sea in a pri- piano bar. Overlooking the Temple of Posei- grounds. With its convenient location only 45 es across a private peninsula. Winner of Greece’s Lead- vate yacht. exceptional dining and a host deck, a sunken lounge and state-of-the-art basin, and pri- And for those who want as ing Luxury Hotel Villa at the Amirandes — Creta Villa of family-friendly activities. dining area, and a private, vate sea view balcony beckon much luxury as possible, the World Travel Awards for the Inspired by legendary Cre- The Amirandes Creta Villa is temperature-controlled infin- for romantic breakfasts or late grand resort’s waterfront vil- past three years, Mykonos Blu tan hospitality, Amirandes set in an elegant courtyard ity pool that seems to melt night drinks. las will not disappoint. is as renowned as it is magnif- is the avant-garde of luxury and a private terrace overlook- into the deep blue. For families, Amirandes offers For starters, these extrava- icent. Tucked away on the fa- and sophistication in Greece. ing the horizon. The ground On the airy first floor, the an abundance of activities gant villas offer private pools, mous Psarou Beach, the resort Set amid landscaped gardens floor entrance hall opens to a master bedroom exudes re- and sports facilities, including generous living spaces and is a sanctuary for the senses. and palm-fringed lagoons, spacious living area that can fined elegance with wooden three tennis courts, a water- separate sleeping quarters. In the Royal Blu Mansion, this five-star resort combines be converted to a bedroom for floors and stone elements. sports area, twice-daily beach The unique interior décor ef- deep blue and white décor cosy villas with breathtaking two children. Panoramic glass Meanwhile, the luxurious volleyball and a Golf Acad- fortlessly mixes classic Greek complements dramatic views views, impeccable services, doors lead onto a lavish sun bathroom, dressing area, emy. The hotel’s entertain- Friday 28thFriday July 2017 28th July 2017 Friday 16th chiswickherald.co.ukMarch 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald Chiswickchiswickherald.co.uk Heraldchiswickherald.co.uk Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28thFriday July 2017 28th July 2017 26 24 LOCAL LIFE chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk ENTERTAINMENT 25 27 In Her Own Words... THE CHISWICK INVASION LYRIC HAMMERSMITH Clare Balding Charity Concert ANNOUNCES 2018 Chiswick resident and tv presenter Clare Balding talks about her new book. NEW DATE: 16th March 2018 Black and more, Peter Ross Proving that music should have EVOLUTION FESTIVAL TIME: 5.30pm – 9.45 for years headliner at Ealing no limits and bring us together! Could you tell us a bit about dog. I walked with Michael if you want to make it really What do you think makes a LOCATION: Chiswick Sec- Club, Dave Senczak of su- And after the awarding of cov- your World Book Day title? Morpurgo for the walking good, you will have to let oth- good story? ondary School, Burlington pergroup True Brits and ris- eted raffle prices, guest band What inspired you to cre- programme I do on Radio 4 er people read it and take on You need to care about the Ln, London W4 3UN ing duo Wild-Heart with Sil- Shot ThroughTheHeart - that ate/write it? (Ramblings) and he told me I board their comments. Writ- characters and what happens The Chiswick Invasion, which via Perett. Grooving on bass, will also be rocking the Stone I’ve always joked with chil- should write books about ani- ing is only half the work - re- to them so as well as the ob- was due to take place on Chris Dale (Bruce Dickinson, Free festival after-party - we’ll dren that I grew up thinking mals for children. I love his writing is the key. vious points of a good plot Friday 2nd March had been Ricky Gervias, Tank,etc.) Dar- jump on to complete the inva- I was a dog and then in Jer- work and thought it was so If you could be any literary and strong embodiment of postponed due to weather ren Redick from Planet Rock sion with a bang!!! sey at their children’s litera- kind of him to encourage me. character in the world, who characters, you have to invest conditions, but the ‘beast (radio station), Matt Young An unmissable Rocking Char- ture festival I was asked “did What was your favourite would it be and why? enough emotion into the crea- from the east’ could only hold (Hekz, STTH). Returning ity event! Come join the Inva- you realise you weren’t a dog childhood/YA book growing I would like to be Paddington tion of those characters that it for a moment and now it’s to roll the heartbeat of The sion!!! yourself or did your parents up? Bear. He is kind and wise and you care about them as if they back!!! Chiswick Invasion troops are TICKETS NOTE have to tell you?” The literal Black Beauty by Anna Sewell. gets to eat a lot of marmalade were real people. If you as the A truly cracking line-up will Travis Williams (Mick Ronson, Tickets already purchased and thinking of it made me laugh If you were to recommend sandwiches. author believe in them, so will return to bring a superb, ex- Glen Matlock, etc.) and Moy- paid for will still be valid. De- The Lyric Hammersmith the diverse and multi-cultural ‘Everyone here can’t wait and also I thought - there’s a one book to read this year, What’s your fondest memo- the reader. citing and rocking event!!! ano El Buffalo (Stone Trigger, tails regarding this will be pro- today announces it will be talent in London and allows for our third Evolution Fes- story in that. what would it be? ry of reading from when you Do you always know what … and it’s all for a the great STTH). Keyboard wizard Jem vided on the facebook page and bringing its Evolution Fes- artists to connect with a wider tival. Vibrant, surprising and What or who inspired you to A Man Called Ove by Fredrik were a child? the ending will be when you charity Nordoff Robbins, that Davis for the mighty FM and booking site. You can also con- tival back for a third year. audience. uniquely Lyric’. start writing? What was the Backman I loved reading so I was al- start to write a book? How transforms lives though mu- legends like UFO… and many tact the organisers via the face- Evolution showcases artists The festival features several For last year’s Evolution Festi- first story you wrote? What advice would you give ways taking a book off with long does it normally take sic therapy!! more! book page and send a message aged 16 – 25, celebrating projects developed by the Lyr- val the Lyric worked with 106 I wrote stories as a child but to any budding writers on me to a big armchair or to my you to write one? book. Short ones take less What is your favourite book Thomas Gers and organising First up will be bands formed or an email. the ground-breaking and ex- ic including Stains, a collabo- artists and performers aged nothing I can remember clear- how to start writing a book? room. I liked the escapism of I don’t always know the de- time! of all time? team Liz Gers and Silvia Per- by young students. Then TICKETS: £7 for adults and £3 citing work being produced ration with Wimbledon Col- between 16- 25. 67% of the ly. The first book I wrote was Start writing as early as you imagining another world cre- tails of how it will end but If you could dress up as any My short list would include ett with Toni Corbin and all at some fun with a band made for children by young people in the capi- lege of Art; The Blind Truth artists were from BAME back- My Animals and Other Fam- can - I read a story the other ated by Roald Dahl or Enid I do write a plot arc and a character from a book for The 100 Year Man Who Chiswick School, supportive up of some of the school’s BOOKING: www.gigantic.com tal. The four day multi-art previously a scratch perfor- grounds and 82% of partici- ily, which was the story of my day by a 7 year old that was Blyton. character breakdown before I World Book Day, who would Jumped Out of a Window, and collaborative as always, staff members followed by a and from the link button on our form festival will run from mance in Evolution 2017; pants were female. The Lyric childhood based on all the really good. The trick is to I love reading to my niece, start. It’s impossible to put a it be? Hunger Games, Me Before have been hard at work. All brilliant fundraising raffle. in Facebook page Wednesday 14 – Saturday and The Room of Possibilities welcomed over 1,000 young animals we had. Every chap- be open to adaptation - writ- Flora and she makes me do number on the days or weeks I’d dress up as a dog, obvi- You, War Horse and Black true to the motto: ‘Let’s make the central part of the event or 07858 779 176 17 March 2018. performed by Journeys, the people into the venue across ter was a different horse or ing the story is one thing but all the different voices for her. or months it takes to write a ously. Beauty it happen!’….and it is hap- the rockstellar troops will LOCATION: Chiswick Second- This year the festival cele- Lyric’s integrated company 13 different shows and events pening!!! team up and, eclectic Wild- ary School, Burlington Ln, Lon- brates the importance of the of disabled and non- disabled and 65% of these audiences And the troops are back Heart will warm us up with don W4 3UN individual and explores the performers. were new to the Lyric. Some in force! To name a few… their altrock, folkrock, then Press idea of ‘Self’. The topics and The festival will also premiere of the productions showcased leading vocalists include ac- HeKz rising UK Rock band office: [email protected] related themes involve the the newly formed Lyric En- last year went on to be per- Extraordinary lives claimed metaller and TV per- will take us on a prog metal www.facebook.com/TheChis- discussion of identity, race, semble’s work in progress, di- formed at the Ovalhouse, The sonality Willy Norton of Neo- ride, and Men With Beards, wickInvasion gender, health, stereotypes rected by international direc- Vaults Festival, and Camden An extraordinary person is need to add a maternity unit, nFly and power rocker Daniel the event’s ensemble band and culture. The Evolution tor Anne Louise Sarks, ahead People’s Theatre and have one who has lived a remark- and quickly converted some Leigh of New Device. Guitar will bring together musicians Festival creates a safe and of their summer show. received funding from Arts able life. Sister Helen Scullion old abandoned classrooms firecrackers Ben Christo of of all ages for a set of rock creative space for artists to Sean Holmes, Artistic Director Council England. (1929-2018) was indeed an into an improvised maternity Sisters of Mercy, Diamond classics, fun and fireworks. share their work, represents of Lyric Hammersmith said: extraordinary person. Born unit. Hundreds of mothers in Lanarkshire on the 7th of delivered safely. The Ministry January 1929, she was des- of Health became aware that EGG-SPLORE THE LONDON MUSEUM OF WATER & STEAM THIS EASTER tined to live an impactful life this maternity unit was saving Some amazing things are crafting and egg incentivised worthy of praise. Dedicating the lives of many mothers and about to hatch this Easter Hol- Eggslorer and Garden Trails her life to God, she joined babies and quickly gave it of- of the local bishop who need- privileged enough to have iday Weekend at the London for the children and, this year, the Missionary Sisters of Our ficial recognition in 1954. A ed someone to do some work three dear friends of Sr.Helen: Museum of Water & Steam. youngsters will be able to Lady of Africa, a missionary new government hospital was as his Secretariat. Then, she Scottish Former Superior The excitement begins on make their very own bunny society founded in 1869 that built in 1961, and four sisters came back to the UK. General, Marie McDonald, Friday 30th March with the headdress. operates in Africa. took over the running of this Since then, St. Theresa’s hos- Sister Margaret Kennedy and annual Grand Easter Week- The holiday weekend will A dozen of students from hospital and lived there as pital in Nandom has estab- Sister Marion Carabott join end Steam Up where you’ll also mark the seasonal open- Brentford School for girls of a community, one of which lished a health link partner us for our presentation on be able to witness the Mu- ing of the Splashzone in the which I am one had the privi- was Sr. Helen. There was with the Northampton Gener- Tuesday, the 30th of January. seum’s unique collection of Waterwheel Courtyard where lege to pay her six visits over and studies and returned to Peter Porekuu Dery was con- only around 10 staff in the al Hospital in the UK. Today, The famous treasured words working rotative and Cornish younger visitors can splash the winter term to learn about Ghana shortly again in 1964. sulted on the issue since the hospital. African nurses were the Sisters of Mary Immacu- of Cardinal Lavigerie who beam water pumping engines about, experiment and be her incredible life. Through This time she was in charge Church was already operating trained here by members of late are still administering the endorsed the foundation of in steam daily until Monday amazed by the movement of her entertaining and inspiring of a community in Navrongo. a maternity home in Nandom the community. Serving in hospital. The Nandom Hospi- the Missionaries of Africa per- 2nd April. These magnificent water using gears, wheels, stories which she so openly She was the Bishop’s secre- which Sister Helen assisted the poorest part of a foreign tal has developed even more fectly encapsulates the sacri- steam engines, five original to buckets, levers, pumps, pipes shared with all of us, it was tary and did the accounts and with. The government want- country albeit was immensely and today it runs a Nursing fices that Sister Helen made: the site and others collected and more! The museum’s Wa- apparent to us that Sister Hel- various other tasks such as ed the opinion of the church fulfilling, did come with a va- Training College that is train- ‘I have made myself all to all, from pumping stations across terworks Railway steam en- en served wholeheartedly in being in charge of the Parish in the situating of the Health riety of challenges. In many ing nurses for the country. because I have said to the God the country, are the heart of gine, Thomas Wicksteed, will her various nominations. book store and teaching cat- Centre. The church had iden- instances, Sister Helen who Furthermore, the hospital cel- of all, “I am all yours”.’ the Museum and an impres- also be offering unlimited free After joining the congregation echism. It is evident through tified a site by the White Sis- suffered from Malaria herself ebrated its 50th Anniversary Our dear Sr.Helen passed sive spectacle for people of rides between 11:00 – 13:00 as a novice in 1956 and em- her plethora of postings that ters convent for the building aided many locals who suf- in 2017. away on Wednesday the 31st all ages to behold when in ac- and 13:30 – 16:00 and the barking on an international Sister Helen was incredibly of the proposed Health Cen- fered from the disease back It is apparent that the impact of January, 2018, at the senes- tion. extremely rare historic Shand year to Algeria at the age of talented. tre/Hospital. to health. Moreover, she pre- that Sister Helen has left on cent but venerable age of 89 For the kids and family, there Mason steam fire engine will 27, Sister Helen undertook on For about a year, Sr. Helen After that, she worked in ad- served with the lack of staff in the communities she served years. Her solemn funeral ser- are a host of holiday activities be in steam throughout the sees the public opening of the out the weekend. Visitors – Monday 2nd April with last The London Museum of Water one of her greatest missions was in Burkina Faso where ministration again in another these hospitals and even had in her life will be everlasting. vice took place on Friday, the taking place each day. The weekend. museum’s newest gallery, the will also have a unique op- entry at 15:00. & Steam is located on Green to Ghana where she worked she taught English. In the ear- hospital called St Theresa’s to endure a death of a close It is because of extraordinary 23rd of February at the Mary- hugely popular educational For those with a keen interest Electric House, which explains portunity to see underneath Entry to the Museum is Dragon Lane, Brentford, Lon- as a secretary in a Missionary ly 1960’s, the Government of hospital in Nandom in Ghana. friend through this. people like her that many get ville Care Home in Brentford Living Eggs program will in Britain’s industrial herit- the introduction of electrical the Hathorn Davey Triple £12.50 for adults, £11.00 for don TW8 0EN. The closest Sisters of Our Lady of Africa Ghana, under the leadership It started off as a clinic set In 1974, Sr. Helen returned to to have a chance at a better and then later at the Powder make a return visit to LMWS age, there will be experts on power to typical London water Expansion engine as its lat- Students/Concessions and underground station is Gun- hospital, the Navrongo War of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah felt up by Sr. Annette Mercure, Europe and after that she was life. As a result, we thought Mill Lane Cemetery in Whit- and visitors will be able to ob- hand to tell the stories behind pumping stations and the mod- est repair and maintenance £5.50 for Children 5-15. Un- nersbury on the Memorial Hospital in Nav- the need for a Health Centre helped by the Sisters of Mary given the task of a Treasurer. that the least we could do as ton. Sister Helen’s life will serve newborn chicks hatch- the Museum’s history and fas- ernisation which led to the way project reaches its final der 5s are admitted for free. and Kew Bridge on the over- rongo in Northern Ghana. In to be opened in Nandom due Immaculate (SMI), their sister She only returned briefly to students was to showcase to forever be cherished and ing throughout the weekend. cinating collection illustrating water is supplied today. There phase. 10% discount is available for ground East London Line. 1962, Sr. Helen came back to the lack of them available. congregation in Ghana. Sr. WA-also located in Northern our school the extraordinary commemorated by everyone An Easter outing wouldn’t the evolution of London’s wa- will be free tours of the Electric The Museum is open 10:00 online advance booking from for a time of rest, health care The Bishop of WA, Rt. Rev. Annette Mercure soon saw the Ghana at the special request life that she lived. 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corner, Zohore had his shot way line. Paterson won the Last Tuesday, Cardiff vis- blocked and cleared, but only first header, and Hoilett won ited Griffin Park in great as far as the edge of the box. the second, this time flicking form having been victori- Bamba brought the ball down it towards the penalty spot. ous in their last six games, perfectly with his first touch, Zohore was first to react and and undefeated in their then spun around and vol- the forward managed to bun- previous thirteen league leyed the bouncing ball into dle ball past Bentley, off the matches. The hosts on the the top corner with a thunder- post and into the back of the other hand, were hoping ous strike. This superb effort net to make it 3-1. to bounce back from their was the equaliser making the Despite dominating posses- derby loss against Preston score 1-1. sion, the Bees were unable in their last fixture. Although it looked as if the to take any of their chances. It was the hosts who opened two sides were going to go The score remained 3-1 and the scoring after just five into half time level, Cardiff the whistle for full time was minutes through Maupay. A suddenly scored in the second met by a loud groan from the tenacious Canos dispossessed minute of first half stoppage crowd. Grujic in midfield, and then time. Hoilett broke down the Brentford’s hopes of achiev- immediately slid the ball left wing and beat two op- ing a play off position seem through to the French for- position defenders with some extreme unlikely now they’re ward. tricky footwork. eight points away from them Maupay drove towards the Once the Canadian reached and in eleventh position. Cardiff box, and once Ether- the box, he drilled in a low Cardiff however, are going idge committed himself, the cross, which was met by Pat- strong in second position, and Frenchman simply curled the erson, in the centre of the have now extended their win- ball round him and into the box, who fired the ball into ning run to seven matches. bottom corner. roof of the net to give his side Going a goal behind moti- the lead. vated the visitors who in- The Welsh club secured all stantly got on the front foot, three points in the 58th min- and their dominance paid off ute following a free kick with a goal twenty minutes which was lifted towards the after conceding. Following a Brentford box from the half- Harlequins Ladies Victorious Brentford Squander Lead In Front Of Record Crowd Against A Clinical Cardiff Last Tuesday, Cardiff visited Saturday saw the record Griffin Park in great form hav- crowd for a women’s club ing been victorious in their match at the Twickenham last six games, and undefeat- Stoop with 4,542 specta- ed in their previous thirteen tors. This crowd witnessed a league matches. The hosts thrilling comeback when Har- on the other hand, were hop- lequins fought back to beat ing to bounce back from their London rivals Richmond. derby loss against Preston in Initially, the hosts were trail- their last fixture. ing 12-0 thanks to Maria It was the hosts who opened Gyolcsos’ and Laura Kapo’s the scoring after just five the top corner with a thunder- first header, and Hoilett won tries. However, momentum minutes through Maupay. A ous strike. This superb effort the second, this time flicking shifted after Davinia Catlin’s tenacious Canos dispossessed was the equaliser making the it towards the penalty spot. run brought play into Rich- Grujic in midfield, and then score 1-1. Zohore was first to react and mond’s 22. It was Harlequins immediately slid the ball Although it looked as if the the forward managed to bun- who dominated possession of through to the French for- two sides were going to go dle ball past Bentley, off the the ball in the closing stages ward. Maupay drove towards into half time level, Cardiff post and into the back of the of the first half, and eventu- the Cardiff box, and once suddenly scored in the second net to make it 3-1. ally this dominance paid off. Etheridge committed himself, minute of first half stoppage Despite dominating posses- From metres out, Bobbie Hay- the Frenchman simply curled time. Hoilett broke down the sion, the Bees were unable wood was allowed to pick and the ball round him and into left wing and beat two op- to take any of their chances. snipe over the line in classic the bottom corner. position defenders with some The score remained 3-1 and scrum-half style, while Jess Going a goal behind moti- tricky footwork. Once the Ca- the whistle for full time was Wooden’s conversion closed vated the visitors who in- nadian reached the box, he met by a loud groan from the gap. stantly got on the front foot, drilled in a low cross, which the crowd. Brentford’s hopes Both sides made numerous and their dominance paid off was met by Paterson, in the of achieving a play off posi- changes at the start of the sec- to the right of the posts to ther team able to score. with a goal twenty minutes centre of the box, who fired tion seem extreme unlikely ond half and errors gradually equalise - and Wooden’s con- The match finished 14-12 to after conceding. Following a the ball into roof of the net to now they’re eight points away crept into the visitors’ game. version putting the home side the Quins, leaving them sec- corner, Zohore had his shot give his side the lead. from them and in eleventh Eventually Harlequins booted in front for the first time. ond in the table. This victory blocked and cleared, but only The Welsh club secured all position. Cardiff however, are for touch on the halfway and Until the final whistle, the means the hosts have secured as far as the edge of the box. three points in the 58th min- going strong in second posi- found themselves with a dan- match became a cagey affair their spot in the top two of Bamba brought the ball down ute following a free kick tion, and have now extended gerous line out to launch their in which both sets of defenc- the inaugural Tyrrells Premier perfectly with his first touch, which was lifted towards the their winning run to seven following attack, with prop es cancelled each other out, 15s. then spun around and vol- Brentford box from the half- matches. Chloe Edwards rushing over causing a stalemate with nei- leyed the bouncing ball into way line. Paterson won the Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald Chiswickchiswickherald.co.uk Herald Friday 16th March 2018 Friday 28th July 2017 4644 SPORT chiswickherald.co.uk chiswickherald.co.uk 45 Hoops Shock Villa In Dominant Display Ben Harrison commented: “We are really excited to have purchased visitors since the home side the many youthful prospects was delighted “Am I shocked? awesome against a good Villa Last chance to buy at our first home together and we couldn’t think of anywhere better to be Louis Yamani mustered up very little to in the first team. Villa how- A little bit. It was, as our lads side. After losing 5-2 at home moving to. There is so much going on in Brentford already and with all the Sports Editor threaten this lead. With eight ever, will be frustrated they said in the dressing room a to Nottingham Forest, that Chalico Walk regeneration plans underway, it is only going to get better. To be situated minutes left on the clock, QPR have been unable to maintain coupon buster.” However he seven points out of nine now. directly on the water and with our own balcony, overlooking the canal, is Earlier this week, Queens to Wszolek in acres of space. scored their third of the night. pressure on Cardiff for an au- did emphasise how deserved I’m really excited about this Just a limited number of two and three-bedroom apartments remain for like a dream come true – we never imagined we would be able to afford Park Rangers travelled to Villa The polish winger strode into Furlong was released down tomatic promotion position as the result was “I had a plan crop of lads. Take young Eze, sale at Chalico Walk, the first homes to have been released on phase two such a great first home. Help to Buy has proved a lifeline for us, helping us the right wing after a clever they remain in third. Hoops and everything worked for us. he’s only 19 and I’m so proud Park to face an in-form Aston the opposition box, and once at Brentford Lock West. The remaining two-bedroom apartment at to finally get out of rented and into our very own home. Villa side that had been victo- he reached the byline, he at- give-and-go with Wszolek. boss Holloway was just as We were clinical, bright and of a performance like that.” Chalico Walk is priced at £565,000. Prices for the remaining three- rious in their previous three tempted to cut the ball back The youngster then found surprised with the result as he tidy. And my back lads were “We were really impressed with the high-level of specification, as well bedroom apartments at Chalico Walk start from £697,500. All the homes fixtures. QPR were also hop- for an unmarked Manning. Freeman in space at the front as the space and light that the apartment offers us. What’s more, we’ve post and the midfield maestro benefit from a balcony or terrace and many of the homes enjoy water ing to build on their win in However, the youngster got a got almost immediate access onto the canal – where there is always their previous fixture against call from behind him and de- was able to bring the cross views and are ready to move into now. something happening from paddle boarding to canoeing.” Sunderland. cided to cheekily dummy his under his spell. Despite be- Just after ten minutes, it was shot. Eze did exactly the same ing defended closely, he still Latest release of homes now selling – with Help the visitors who took the lead as Bidwell was powerfully somehow created the space through Ryan Manning. Jake driving towards the ball and for him get off a shot, which to Buy available on selected plots Bidwell received the ball on instantly struck it first time. crept into the bottom corner. Keelson Gardens, which is now selling off-plan, is the latest release of the left wing, and swung in Johnstone had no chance as With two minutes to go, the a curling cross towards the the full back’s strike rocketed hosts were able to find the homes at Brentford Lock West. Arranged around a beautifully landscaped front post. The young mid- into the bottom corner to in- back of the net, but it was courtyard, Keelson Gardens comprises a mix of one, two and three- fielder did incredibly well to crease the deficit to two goals. merely a consolation goal. bedroom apartments, duplex apartments, penthouses and townhouses. get ahead of his man, and Just before half time, Villa Snodgrass strode towards The homes here benefit from the shared use of a communal courtyard, latch onto the cross with a passed on a huge chance byline and once he reached it, in addition to boasting their own balcony or terrace. The first release of strong, diving header. His to get back into the game. he cut the ball back to Ches- homes comprises a collection of apartments and penthouses. Prices at ter on the edge of the six yard headed attempt, despite be- Snodgrass lifted a chipped Keelson Gardens start from £399,950. ing central, snuck beneath ball over the QPR back four box. The centre back put his Johnstone and ended up in and nobody had tracked Gre- foot right through the ball Each of the homes at Brentford Lock West have been designed to a and fired into the top corner, the back of the net, giving his alish’s run towards the back high specification. From interior designed, fitted kitchens to beautifully giving Smithies no chance. side a one goal lead. post. The young Brit leaped presented bathroom suites, the homes incorporate an array of brand The Hoops continued to be and nodded the ball towards Moments later, the referee name appliances. on the front foot and were the top corner, yet Smithies blew his whistle to end the able to double their lead in was still able to palm the ball game at three one and Three the 33rd minute. Some well away to safety, showcasing his points for QPR means that A new waterside home hit all the right worked passing on the right incredible reflexes. they have risen to fifteenth in wing saw Luongo back heel The R’s went into the break the table. Although it’s prob- notes for one musical couple An active water sports scene the ball down the line to Fur- with their two goal lead in- ably too late for a promotion long, and the full back imme- tact. The second half contin- push, a strong finish to the on your doorstep diately slid the ball through ued to be comfortable for the season would be great due to Step out of your front door and you are so close to the canal. In addition to enjoying this tranquil setting and its canal-side views, there are lots of opportunities to make the most of the water.

Mitrovic Brace Beats Preston in Dramatic Win Local clubs such as Active 360 run paddleboarding sessions, directly on the canal in front of the development, offering residents ample opportunity to try their hand at something new – or to enhance Fulham are successfully spite getting two hands to it, alised we are still in a strong an existing hobby or skill. In addition, you will frequently find Edge, maintaining pressure on Bettinelli was unable to direct position to win the game and Brentford’s kayak and canoe club, on the canal – with lots of opportunities both Cardiff and Wolves for the ball around post and Pres- in the end it’s credit for the for everyone to get involved, whether you’re a complete novice or an the automatic promotion ton must’ve thought they had ambition and the quality that experienced canoeist. positions with a dramatic secured a point. they showed today, especially victory away to Preston. However, in the dying mo- at the end of the match.” Alekasandar Mitrovic gave ments of the match, the Cot- He also emphasised how im- For more information, please call the Brentford Lock West sales team his side the lead after scoring tagers were able to steal all portant the manner of the vic- on 0203 504 6403, email [email protected] or visit with 21 minutes to go. Cyrus three points through Mitrovic tory was “They put us under www.brentfordlockwest.co.uk. Christie was able to ride mul- once again. stress and they are a strong The Sales and Marketing Suite is open daily 10am-5pm. tiple challenges during his Tom Cairney did will to get and intensive side. darting run down the right inside Preston’s box with a The way for us to win the For one couple looking to secure themselves their first home, it was the wing, and once he reached mazy dribble and then reach game in this kind of situation lure of a waterside apartment, combined with the offer of Help to Buy, We are proud to be sponsoring the annual Brentford Challenge event, the edge of the box, he fired the byline. He also had the in the last minute, we must be which proved the winning formula. Ben Harrison and his partner Karen taking place on Sunday 15th April. Join us for a fun-packed day of in a low, dangerous cross. vision to flick the ball across satisfied.” French, both musicians who had been renting in Ealing, had been searching activities from running to paddleboarding. The Serbian met it at the back goal to find Mitrovic in acres The Cottagers extended their to buy their first home for over a year when they came across Brentford post with a clinical volley of space inside the six yard unbeaten run to fifteen games For more information visit: www.brentfordchallenge.co.uk Lock West – an impressive collection of apartments and penthouses which rocketed into the bot- box. and are now just five points situated alongside the Grand Union Canal in Brentford, west London. tom corner, putting his side The Newcastle loanee simply away from the automatic pro- 1-0 ahead. nodded the ball down into the motion positions in their late After meeting with the sales team on site and exploring the local area, However, just over five min- bottom corner for his brace promotion bid. the couple were delighted to secure themselves a one-bedroom, water utes later, the hosts replied and the wining goal of the Whereas Preston, who had with a goal of their own. Pear- evening. won their previous two facing apartment at Brentford Lock West’s Chalico Walk. son curled a cross towards The game ended 2-1 to the matches before facing Ful- Fulham’s six yard box and visitors and Fulham boss Jo- ham, slipped to four points Images of Chalico Walk and show apartment, standard specification does not include furniture or soft furnishings. it was met by an unmarked kanovic was delighted with below the play-off places. Maguire, who did well to di- his sides response to Prestons rect his powerful header to- equaliser. “We pushed hard wards the bottom corner. De- after they scored and we re- Friday 28th July 2017 Friday 16th March 2018chiswickherald.co.uk Chiswick Herald 46 SPORT chiswickherald.co.uk