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The Heathrow Villager ~ www.heathrowvillager.co.uk ~ PLEASE NOTE OUR NEXT ISSUE THE HEATHROW IS ON: VILLAGER 6 March FIRST PUBLISHED APRIL 1983 We need your copy by Recipient of British Airways the Wednesday prior to Community Champion Award the above date to: BRING sales@heathrow www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager BACK villager.co.uk SATURDAY 20th February 2021 ISSUE NO. 994 E: [email protected] or: [email protected] IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. Jenrick confirms Government FEB 20 ecretary of State 1437: King James I of rejects the Plan Scotland was assassi- S ning Inspec- nated by a group of torate’s request to sup- opposition to 3rd Runway nobles led by Sir Robert port Heathrow’s 3rd Graham while staying at Runway in the new Lon- Mayor’s policy of oppo- tions in the London Plan. giving legal support to £38bn North West Run- expansion, leaving space Heathrow expansion. He the Dominion friary in don Plan. sition to the North West “The Government the North West Runway way scheme, which for the independent ex- recognises the impor- Perth. Robert Jenrick, the Runway unaltered. This should get on and an- was approved by Parlia- would increase the num- tended runway proposal. tance of airports to the 1938: Foreign Secretary Secretary of State for follows the nounce a review of the ment in 2018 and re- ber of flights at Heathrow In the new London future growth of the Lon- Sir Anthony Eden re- Local Government, has Government’s refusal to Airports National Policy mains in force despite by 50% to 740,000 per Plan, which is moving to don economy and says signed over Prime Min- again indicated the support Heathrow’s case Statement.” growing calls for a re- year. But he has appar- the formal publication he is opposed to expan- ister Neville Government’s opposi- before the Supreme The Airports Na- view. ently modified his out- stage, Mr Khan modi- sion, “unless it can be Chamberlain’s decision tion to Heathrow Airport Court last year. tional Policy Statement, Mr Khan opposes the right opposition to any fies his views on shown that no additional to hold talks with Italian Ltd’s proposed 3rd Run- A spokesman for noise or air quality harm Fascist leader Benito way at Heathrow (the Heathrow Hub, said: would result, and that the Mussolini. ‘North West Runway’ or “Mr Jenrick’s approval benefits of future regu- 1947: Lord Louis NWR), according to cor- of the new London Plan EARN WHILE YOU LEARN latory and technology Mountbatten took on the respondence between is very welcome and is improvements would be job of supervising a him and the London another example of the Deborah Nugent, previ- tract, and pay is at tomer-focused, creative, tion about their ‘Grow fairly shared with af- peaceful transition to in- Mayor Sadiq Khan. Government effectively ous apprentice and now Squire’s normal hourly fast paced, energetic and Our Own’ apprentice- fected communities.” dependence for India af- Mr Jenrick has ex- saying the 3rd Runway a valued member of the rate, which means that friendly. There are six- ship programme or to Heathrow Hub, the ter years of British rule. pressly ignored the ad- is dead. But Heathrow plant area team at you will earn while you teen Squire’s Garden apply visit www.squir promoters of the ex- 1958: The government vice of his own Planning itself continues to per- Squire’s Badshot Lea learn! “The apprentice Centres across Surrey, esgardencentres.co.uk/ tended runway scheme, announces one the old- Inspectorate, that the sist with the fiction it will Are you looking for programme gave me a Sussex, Berkshire, careers/apprenticeships agree with Mr Khan’s est naval dockyards in new London Plan, the build it in order to get a job or want to change greater understanding North and West London. or email hrtraining@ approach, as approved the UK will be shut statutory development approval for higher pas- career? Ever thought of the commercial part For more informa- squiresgardencentres.co.uk. by Mr Jenrick. down. plan for Greater London, senger fees from the about a career in horti- of the business,” said 1962: American astro- “should be modified to CAA, which it needs to culture? Well Squire’s Deborah Nugent, previ- naut John Glenn circled include the new north- prop up its precarious Garden Centres is re- ous apprentice at the earth three times west runway scheme at finances. cruiting new apprentices Squire’s and now a val- YHA offers half-term help aboard the tiny Friend- Heathrow.” The Plan- “The only proposal now on their ‘Grow Our ued permanent member Wondering what to do age kids off their screens the 40-page, A5 booklet ship-7 capsule. The flight ning Inspectorate said for expansion at Own’ scheme. of the team at their with the kids this half and occupied this half is brimming with activi- took just under five hours Mr Khan’s views on air- Heathrow which works If you are passionate Badshot Lea centre. term? The youth term. ties kids can do indepen- from blast-off at Cape ports, “should be deleted is our cheaper and sim- about plants and want to “The opportunity of hostelling charity YHA It’s the perfect anti- dently or with the fam- Canaveral to splash- in their entirety” and pler plan to extend the learn new skills then this academic learning and (England & Wales) has dote to homeschool- ily. Activities include down in the Atlantic near were “not consistent with existing Northern Run- could be the job for you! retail experience is the answer. stressed parents looking star gazing, scavenger Puerto Rico. national policy.” way. Not only is it a frac- The apprenticeships are unique and offered me a Drawing on its 90 for inspiration this half hunts, bird picnics, ice 1983: Hundreds of Mr Jenrick overruled tion of the cost, it can be open to everyone, great insight into the years of experience de- term. Out go the tablets, art, snow lanterns and people are reported to the Planning Inspec- built in phases and would school leavers, job business.” livering unforgettable phones and laptops and, even advice on how to have died in Assam as torate and approved the initially reduce emis- changers or the semi- Squire’s is a success- school trips, YHA has instead, in come wellies, climb trees safely. fierce fighting rages in London Plan in a letter sions by reducing delays retired. ful family business cel- developed a free creativity and a sense of And once you’ve fin- th the run-up to Indian elec- to Mr Khan on 29th Janu- at the airport. It specifi- Apprentices will ebrating their 85 anni- downloadable activity adventure. ished all that, there is a tions. ary 2021, leaving the cally meets the condi- work across Squire’s versary this year. They pack which is designed Available to down- list of 90 more different 1986: The Soviets open sixteen garden centres are known for being cus- to keep primary school- load at LiveMoreYHA, ideas of things to do. a new phase in space ex- Licensed with Spelthorne B.C. in the plant department ploration with the launch to gain experience and of the world’s biggest plant knowledge. They space station, Mir. will also attend a horti- 1989: Police are hunting cultural college such as two IRA bombers who Merrist Wood one day a attacked an army bar- week from September racks at Tern Hill in 2021 to study for a for- Shropshire. mal RHS Level 2 & 3 1993: Two 10-year-old qualification, and boys are charged with Squire’s will pay for the the abduction and mur- Corporate Accounts Welcome tuition fees. der of two-year-old Your Dependable Carriage Services Apprenticeships are James Bulger in [email protected] offered on a 2-year con- Liverpool. BIRTHDAYS … Barnfield Riding School for the Disabled Voltaire, 1694: French Thank you so much for all your phone calls today, so many of you have asked how philosopher who waged you can help so here’s a few ideas : Volunteering to help look after the horses if you a lifelong campaign fancy early mornings mucking out, it’s always a joy! against intolerance and A donation of £8 can buy a bale of hay A donation of £25 could worm one of the horses this month injustice. A donation of £75 could put shoes on your favourite horse this month Dame Marie Rambert, A donation of £100 would feed your favourite horse for a month 1888: Ballerina and Payments can be made by cheque to the riding school or a bank transfer to our appeal founder of her own com- account number 2143 8271 sort code 402502 pany, the Ballet We don’t like asking for help, because our joy is helping all of our clients but this is Rambert. something we really must do Sidney Poitier, 1927: For more information please contact us at the stables, otherwise I thank you in The first black actor to advance for your kind hearted support win an Oscar, for Lilies Patsy and all of the team via facebook £5 OFF YOUR FIRST GROOM WITH THIS ADVERT of the Field. Page 2 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 20th February 2021 ISSUE 994 PUBLIC NOTICE E: [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Please include your full street address and daytime telephone number. 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