Around AUTUMNSUMMER 20152015 Radlett 107108 The Newsletter of Aldenham Parish Council • www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk Chairman’s Message he election for It was good to see so many residents I have just walked Aldenham Parish at the Organising Meeting for the down Watling TCouncil on 7 May Neighbourhood Plan on 18 May. Street, admiring saw ten councillors, A wider Steering Group has been the colourful from the previous established, with four Parish Councillors hanging baskets Council, being re- as members, and four Working Groups along the road and at the Radlett elected. Two new have been formed. These working Centre. I must also comment on the councillors, Ben Evans groups are currently meeting to identify striking flower towers in Tykeside. Our Councillor and Lee Wood, were Neil Payne elected. Congratulations issues, collect the necessary evidence congratulations and thanks go out to to all concerned. base and develop policies that will the Council’s grounds staff for another go into the Plan. For further details, great display. At the Annual Parish Meeting on 19 May, please see the article on page 5 on the after the election, my fellow councillors Councillor Neil Payne Neighbourhood Plan in this edition. Chairman did me the honour of re-electing me as Aldenham Parish Council Chairman of the Council for the coming year. I trust that I will continue to serve ‘Hanging Baskets’ by Inga Armstrong the local community to the best of my Our thanks go to local resident, Inga Armstrong ability. who created the painting on the front cover of the wonderful hanging baskets in Watling Street As I write this message, the demolition especially for this edition. of the old Pavilion in the Recreation Inga is a member of the Radlett Painting and Drawing Ground is virtually complete, and work Group who recently held a very successful exhibition on the new drainage system is well at the Radlett Centre. She is also a member of the progressed. The installation of the new Watford and Bushey Art Society, and the St. Albans Art Society. She exhibits at the former Harlequin toilets at the Rec should have been Centre now called Intu and St. Albans Town Hall. completed by the time you read this Inga paints in all forms of media, including people, message. trees and flowers but her favourite paintings are pet portraits, which she likes to do in pastel. Paula’s Deli, situated in the children’s To contact Inga email [email protected] or play area in the Rec, has been telephone 07887792113. welcomed by many residents. Paula Around Radlett would be very grateful to receive any provides a wide range of food and paintings or photographs of local scenes, please drinks, including fabulous home-made contact [email protected]. ice cream.
Saturday 19 September 9am-3pm Sunday 18 October 12-5pm What's On... Battlers Green Farm, Farmers Market Apple Day in the Walled Remember to check the A wide range of locally sourced and Garden at Shenley Park Aldenham Parish Council produced foods, artisan cheeses, A wonderful family day website for all up to date specially crafted herb and spice blends, celebrating all things events and meetings delicious jams and sauces, as well as apple. Many unusual www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk locally produced ice cream and much varieties to try and buy. Apple juice more. Battlers Green Farm, Common to sample and purchase. Take Sunday 6 September 11am-3pm Lane, Radlett, Hertfordshire WD7 8PH. part in juicing demonstrations and Radlett Youth Council For more details email andrew@ apple-related games. Together with Cycling Day See page 14 battlersgreenfarm.co.uk refreshments, crafts, bouncy castles for details. and archery. Admission £2 adults, 50p Tuesday 13 October at 7.30pm children. Thursday 17 September 7.30pm for Aldenham Women’s 8pm Institute There will be Thursday 22 October 7.30pm for 8pm Radlett Art Society There a talk entitled ‘Women Radlett Art Society There will be a lecture at the Healers in the Home’ will be a lecture at the Radlett Radlett Centre entitled at the Aldenham Memorial Hall, Grange Centre entitled ‘Donatello ‘Great Twentieth Century Lane, Letchmore Heath, Herts WD25 and the Sculptures of the Art Collectors: Public Benefactors or 8DY. Renaissance’ by Jo Walton BA Dip Hist Art. Robber Barons?’ by John Iddon.
2 With colourful costumes, lively characters and beautiful music from Delibes, Coppélia is the captivating story of an eccentric toymaker and his beloved doll. On Saturday 3 October. Thurs 29 The Selfish Giant 11am & 2pm American Grammy-nominated singer Stacey Kent makes a welcome return to Radlett on Sunday 27 BOX OFFICE: 01923 859291 Fri 30 The Take That Experience September. www.radlettcentre.co.uk 8pm SEPTEMBER Sat 31 Dire Streets 7.30pm Sun 6 Jewish Legends OCTOBER 4pm & 7.30pm NOVEMBER An Evening of Dirty Thurs 1 Weds 4 to Radlett Players Weds 9 Dutch Swing College Dancing – a tribute 8pm Sat 7 7.45pm Band 8pm The Picture of Doreen Fri 2 Sun 8 Rob Thurs 10 The Gruffalo Gray 8pm Beckett 1.30pm & 4.30pm Sat 3 Coppélia 2.30pm & 8pm Fri 11 The Gruffalo 7.30pm Star of BBC1’s ‘Live at the 10.30am & 1.30pm Weds 7 to Elstree Productions Apollo’, BBC2’s ‘Mock the Sat 12 Purple Zeppelin 7.30pm Week’ and Channel 4’s ‘8 out of Sat 10 7.45pm 10 Cats’ Beckett’s back with a Thurs 17 Art Society Lecture 8pm Weds 14 to Starlight ‘Joseph’ brand-new hour of funnies and he’s taking on the big issues Sun 27 Stacey Kent 7.30pm Thurs 15 7.30pm like Kit Kats and flatbread! Fri 16 Pygmalion 8pm Thurs 12 to Rare ‘Fame’ Sat 17 Bette Midler & Me Sat 14 7.30pm (& 2.30pm Sat) 4pm & 7.30pm Tues 17 to RLOS ‘Hello, Dolly!’ Weds 21 Radlett Music Club 8pm Sat 21 7.30pm (& 2.30pm Sat) Thurs 22 Art Society Lecture 8pm Tues 24 Radlett Music Club 8pm Tues 27 My Pet Monster and Me Sat 28 The Nick Ross Orchestra, 11.30am & 1.30pm Sounds of the Glenn Miller Officially launched on D-Day, 5 May 1945, the Era current line-up of the Dutch College Swing Band Weds 28 The Haunted Doll’s House come to Radlett on Wednesday 9 September. 8pm Sun 29 APC Winter Fair
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Saturday 31 October at 7.30pm Aldenham WI Radlett Bowls Club Radlett Choral Society is a small and is in a beautiful setting There will be a concert friendly Women’s situated on the edge of for the St. Cecilia Festival Institute, meeting Phillimore Recreation Society in St. Albans on the second Ground off Gills Hill Cathedral. The Festival Society is Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm Lane in Radlett. We have vacancies performing the Dvorak Requiem. The (till about 10pm). The venue is the for bowlers, men and women, and if conductor is Alex Flood, Musical Aldenham Memorial Hall, Grange you would like to come to our green Director of Radlett Choral Society. Lane, Letchmore Heath WD25 and try your hand at bowls please Tickets are available from www. 8DY. We normally have speakers at contact John on 07752 494070. stalbanscathedral.org/whatson or from members’ meetings with some WI John Embleton the Cathedral Box Office. business, refreshments and social time. RADLETT LIBRARY Tuesday 10 November at 7.30pm Come along and see us and enjoy OPENING HOURS Aldenham Women’s interesting and fun evenings with Monday: 9.30am to 12.30pm (self service) Institute There will be a like-minded women. Please see the 2pm to 6pm (normal service) talk entitled ‘Macmillan What’s On section for the autumn Tuesday: 9am to 6pm (normal service) Cancer Support programme. For more information, Wednesday: Closed in Hertfordshire’ at the Aldenham please contact Anona Morgan, Thursday: 2pm to 6pm (normal service) Friday: 9am to 6pm (normal service) Memorial Hall, Grange Lane, Letchmore President. Tel: 01727 840453. Email: Saturday: 9am to 4pm (normal service) Heath, Herts WD25 8DY. [email protected] Sunday : Closed
3 Aldenham Parish Council Winter Fair Sunday 29 November 1-5pm at the Radlett Centre FESTIVE FUNFAIR, CHRISTMAS The Mayor of Hertsmere, Councillor Carey Keates with Paul Howard, at the CRAFT STALLS IN THE AUDITORIUM, 2015 St. George’s Beer Festival, Radlett Men’s Club. FOOD & DRINK, MUSIC & FATHER CHRISTMAS IN HIS GROTTO Radlett Men’s Club Radlett Men’s Club has gone from strength to strength the THE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS WILL last few years. We are continuing to modernise the rest of the club for its members and their guests. We hold around six big BE SWITCHED ON AT 4.30pm events a year including a children’s fair and a beer festival this year. We also support Radlett charities. Radlett Men’s Club FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE is located on the corner of Theobald and Watling Street, 413 Watling Street, Radlett, WD7 7JG. For more information email CALL 01923 856 433 OR [email protected] or telephone 01923 857536. Email: [email protected] You can also find out more about us on our website: www. radlettmc.org.uk. Paul Howard
Musical Theatre Workshops at the Radlett Centre Radlett Art Society The Radlett Centre runs musical theatre afternoon, although the directors usually Our annual visit by coach, to East Anglia this year, workshop weeks for children and young manage to find some time for games! The takes place on 8 to 10 September. We will visit adults, one week at Easter and two over workshops are available for 8-18 year olds Gainsborough’s house, Lavenham, Sainsbury the summer holidays. This is a great and cost £165 for five days. This year’s Centre and other very interesting attractions. chance for children to perform in a popular second summer workshop is Monday We have planned a day’s visit to Hampton Court musical show and work with professional 17 – Friday 21 August, 9.30am to 4.30pm Palace on Sunday 11 October. It is rich in history directors and musicians. In recent years, (Thursday 9.30am to 6pm). with much to see within the Palace and gardens. we have worked on shows based on well- There are places to fill on this trip, please If you would like further information, known Broadway and West End shows. contact Carmen Beal if you would like to join us: or to book a place, please contact The children work hard throughout the 01923 85 4567. www.radlett-art-society.co.uk Clare Waller on 01923 857546 or week to put on a show on the Friday Carmen Beal [email protected]
SERVICED OFFICES AVAILABLE IN Bespoke RADLETT VILLAGE Framing Service We provide: • Fully serviced self contained office suites both short and long term licences. • Consulting room available half or full day basis. • Onsite parking and visitor parking. Gallery 105 • Close to Radlett station. 105 Victoria Street t: 0845 872 4949 e: [email protected] St. Albans AL1 3TJ Call in and see us at: Call Jean Dennis The Corn Works, Station Road, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 8JY Tel: 01727 833557 www.thecornworks.co.uk
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Plan – an update Councillors Mrs Viv Charrett and Mrs Gill Balen, at Radlett Station, spreading the word about the The Radlett Working Groups will be meeting Radlett Neighbourhood Plan consultation.
Neighbourhood throughout the summer to develop on the website. Plan is off to a the policies and evidence case which great start, with Steering Groups and will go into the draft plan. All Working The Steering Group plans a more Working Groups formed after the 18 Group meetings are public, with the detailed survey for the autumn. That May Organising Meeting at the Radlett schedule for meetings on the website: survey will be divided into sections, Centre. The full Steering Group, which www.RadlettNeighbourhoodPlan.org. consistent with the Working Groups, so includes four members of Aldenham Residents who want to influence the that residents provide deeper insight Parish Council, is driving forward the future of the village for the next fifteen into planning, improvement alternatives effort to define our vision for Radlett. years are encouraged to come to and priorities. Once the draft plan is meetings and participate. written, it will be subject to both a public The four Working Groups composed of consultation and independent examiner volunteer residents are: The more than sixty residents who review. • Housing and Development attended the Organising Meeting were given the results of the residents’ The Steering Group hopes to consult Roads, Transport and Parking • survey delivered to all Radlett Plan Area on a draft plan this autumn, and put • Green Belt households in February. 889 responses the plan to Hertsmere Borough Council • Civic Amenities, Infrastructure and were received, both by post and online, for examination and referendum Community Resources representing almost thirty per cent in early 2016. Once ‘made’, the of households. The highest priorities Radlett Neighbourhood Plan will be among residents are for preservation a statutory supplement that will have of the Green Belt, retaining the verdant to be considered in ruling on planning Are you character of the village, improving public applications, and in making proposals interested transport, better parking facilities and for changes to Radlett services and providing more smaller homes. Many infrastructure. in helping older residents expressed concern There’s still plenty of time to get that the high demand for family homes involved, be heard and help out. If you out at in Radlett has diminished the stock want to volunteer or stay informed Beaver 1st of bungalows and smaller properties, about the plan, write to Kathleen Tyson Radlett leaving them to choose whether to at admin@RadlettNeighbourhoodPlan. Scouts? continue living in larger homes than org to be added to Working Groups or Scouts they need or to downsize away from the plan consultation list. 1st Radlett Scout Group are seeking the village that has been their long- Kathleen Tyson more adult volunteers to ensure the time home. A summary of the survey Radlett Neighbourhood Beaver Scout colony can continue to responses is shown below and is also Plan Co-ordinator offer Scouting for six to eight year olds in Radlett. Last year one of 1st Radlett’s
two Beaver colonies was forced to close
Our Priorities when the leaders changed roles and no
replacements came forward, so it is hoped In favour we can save the remaining colony. The group is short of adults to help out We need to preserve the Green Belt regularly at meetings held on Wednesday We need to retain the verdant nature... evenings from 6pm to 7pm at their We need more school places headquarters Kent Lodge, Scrubbitts Park Road, Radlett. The Scout Association We need more activities for seniors provides programme ideas to enable the We need more activities for teenagers children to earn different badges and We need to sort out parking issues awards. We need more affordable housing Volunteers will be required to have a DBS check before they can become a leader. All We need more large homes Scout leaders receive training in their role. We need more small homes Anyone interested in volunteering should We need more housing contact the Group Scout Leader Jackie Glover on [email protected] 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900
5 Sports Day Fun Rexton House to rising five year olds. The staff emphasised to all those present that Rexton House Nursery School held the preparation and taking part are their annual Sports Day where all just as important as whether you win three nursery sites joined together or lose. for some fun and frolics. Parents and children participated in traditional We would like to thank Edge sporting events including passing a ball Grove School for allowing us the overhead and between legs, throwing a use of their pavilion and field. bean bag into a hoop and running races Please take a look at our website but to name a few. www.rextonhousenursery. co.uk for all the photos. The nursery children are aged two years Vera Grubner Playhouse Nursery On 17 June Playhouse Nursery, Radlett, raised £215 for Barnardos by taking part in the ‘Big Toddle’. We had a good time toddling/running round Phillimore Recreation Ground and then had a lovely picnic. Thank you to Aldenham Parish Council for letting us use the Rec for our big annual event. Jessica Breakwell St. John’s Church of England Infant and Nursery School On 1 July St. John’s pupils took part in their sports day on the hottest day of the summer to date.
6 The Bi-Centenary visit to The Battle of Waterloo An Extra Ten Minutes: a recent change in the law A ten minute grace period now exists for motorists who park in council car parks or on-street designated parking spaces. A party of twelve Rotarians and their mini buses again to the Walloon town Penalty charge notices will no longer friends took off for Belgium on Thursday of Namur which is on the confluence be issued to vehicles within the first ten 18 June 2015 to be entertained by the of the Sambre and the Meuse rivers. minutes of them remaining in a parking Rotary Club of Waterloo in Belgium. Here we visited the older part of the city space beyond the permitted time. Most of the party stayed in the Relais du and were shown the little animal which Maquis in the little town of Ittre which is represents the city of Namur which is a The change applies to time restricted south of Waterloo town. snail! on-street, free parking bays and pay- and-display parking bays and car parks. On the first night we joined with On Saturday evening we went to the Waterloo R.C. in their weekly Rotary battle site, we took our seats at about The grace period does not apply where meeting and exchanged gifts. We 7.40pm as the battle started at 8pm. It a road has a restriction, such as a single were presented with a porcelain plate was interesting to witness the assembly yellow line or a prohibition, such as of the Butt du Lion, and we presented of the French, British and German double yellow lines. them with a plate depicting the date of troops all in their uniforms ready to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 with a start the battle with their muskets and picture of St. John the Baptist Church, cannons. The battle started with the Bus service 398 extended Aldenham, in the centre. There followed firing of cannons with loud bangs and The 398 bus service has been extended a light hearted discussion on whose flashes and lots and lots of smoke. The to serve North Borehamwood, Radlett, plate had the most gold on it! battle continued until 10pm and a few Battlers Green, Queens’ School and minutes beforehand it started to rain, Watford up to every hour, Monday to The following day, two mini buses the first we had seen in Belgium. Friday daytimes. For more information arrived at the hotel to take our party contact Sullivan Buses: to visit Brussels, there we visited the There is no doubt that the time with the website: www.sullivanbuses.com Grande Place, the surrounding streets Belgium Rotarians was very enjoyable and the Mannekin Pis, later on some of and very successful. We are now trying phone: 01707 646803 us went to see the Atomium and others to plan how we can entertain them went to see the Royal Palace. should they wish to come back to England in 2016. On Saturday morning we were taken in James Jarrett Community Toilet Scheme Hertsmere Borough in their window to indicate the facilities Council’s Community offered: Toilet Scheme, by which local businesses are paid a small annual Carpentry a speciality fee to allow people to use their toilets, Electrics • Decorating • Plumbing operates in Radlett. Community toilets Flat Packs • Plastering • Tiling can be found at the Radlett Centre in Replacement Windows & Doors Bathrooms & Kitchens • Flooring Aldenham Avenue and at Caffè Nero in - and outside work Watling Street. You can use the toilets for free during their normal opening hours without having to make a purchase. Community Hertsmere’s Community Toilet scheme toilets are regularly inspected by also operates in Borehamwood, Hertsmere’s officers to ensure they Bushey, Bushey Heath, Potters Bar, meet standards. Participating premises and Shenley. For more information visit will display one of the following stickers www.hertsmere.gov.uk
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ALDENHAM EAST ALDENHAM WEST Councillor Gill Balen Councillor Tony Butwick Chairman of the Around Radlett Working Party *Trustee of the Gravel Chairman of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Member of the Planning Committee Allotments Trust Member of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Member of the Community Development *Trustee of Platt Member of the Strategic Planning Committee and Engagement Committee Subsidiary Foundation Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Councillor Viv Charrett Councillor Ben Evans Chairman of the Planning Committee * Aldenham Member of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Member of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Alms Houses Member of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Member of the Around Radlett Working Party Councillor David Lambert Councillor Saleem Khawaja Member of the Strategic Planning *Association to Contain Elstree Aerodrome Member of the Planning Committee Committee *Aldenham Country Park *Radlett Village Institute *Aldenham Memorial Hall *Trustee of the Gravel Allotments Trust
Councillor Estelle Samuelson Councillor Jackie Lefton Chairman of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Member of the Planning Committee Vice Chairman of the Planning Committee Member of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Member of the Strategic Planning Committee *Aldenham Vice Chairman of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee and Bushey Member of the Around Radlett Working Party Community Safety Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Partnership Councillor Neil Payne Chairman of the Council *Trustee of the Councillor Garry Walton Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee Radlett Centre Vice Chairman of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Trust *Radlett Village Institute Member of the Planning Committee Member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Councillor Lee Wood Councillor Chris Wilkins Member of the Planning Committee Vice Chairman of the Council Member of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Member of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee Vice Chairman of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Vice Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee *Members of outside organisation Chairman of the Finance and General Purposes Committee Member of the Around Radlett Working Party Parish Council Offices *RAIFA Management Committee *Trustee of the Radlett Centre Trust Aldenham Parish Council, 1st Floor, The Radlett Centre, Radlett. Tel: 01923 856433/858399 Forthcoming Committee Meetings All parish councillors can be contacted through the council office. Office Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10am-2.30pm Parish Council Manager: Peter Evans September – November 2015 Email: [email protected] September October November Outside these hours, in case of emergency please contact Weds 2 Parks and Thurs 1 Community Mon 2 Planning 07833 251 115. Open Spaces Development Fri 6 Strategic Email addresses for the office are: Mon 7 Planning and Planning Engagement Emails for all APC councillors – [email protected] Tues 8 Finance Mon 16 Planning Mon 5 Planning For Peter Evans, Parish Council Manager – and General Tues 17 Full Council [email protected] Purposes Thurs 8 All Faiths For Monika Duong, Accounts Officer – Mon 21 Planning Mon 19 Planning [email protected] Tues 29 Full Council Tues 20 Full Council Contact the Parish For Claire Fletcher, Parks and Open Spaces Officer (also anything Council office for Weds 28 Parks and relating to ‘Around Radlett’) – [email protected] times of meetings. Open Spaces For Paula Paley, Planning Officer –[email protected] For Lucy Jackman, Community Development Officer (also events/ Hertsmere Borough Council Minutes from the Committee meetings are uploaded social media/website) – [email protected] to the website once they have been approved and Aldenham East signed by the Chairman of the relevant committee. The following may be obtained from the Parish Council offices: Councillor John Graham • Hertfordshire County Council bus pass forms [email protected] Please see all dates, agendas and minutes for Council meetings on www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk • a free kitchen caddy Councillor Charles Goldstein • caddy liners @ £2.50 per roll [email protected] • garden waste sacks @ 50p each (you can put a maximum of three sacks out with your green bin on collection day) Aldenham West Hertfordshire County Council • a selection of black and white postcards depicting old village Councillor David Lambert Caroline Clapper – [email protected] scenes, only 25p each [email protected] • the historical booklet ‘Sweet Radlett’ priced £1 Councillor Caroline Clapper MP for Hertsmere • fold out footpath map of the Parish of Aldenham @ £6 [email protected] Oliver Dowden MP – [email protected] • poster of the Parish of Aldenham footpath map @ £10 • ‘Walks around Radlett’ booklet @ £1 DISCLAIMER There is also a box outside the office where you can place your The words written in the articles contained in this All copy correct at the time of going to press. Edited used batteries for recycling. For more information about your green edition are the authors own. No responsibility can be and Produced by Aldenham Parish Council, The accepted for errors or omissions. Radlett Centre, Aldenham Avenue, Radlett, WD7 8HL bin and recycling visit www.hertsmere.gov.uk
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Pink and White Displays Catch the Eye Aldenham Parish Council would like to congratulate their grounds staff for the beautiful hanging baskets along Watling Street and for the delightful displays at Radlett Gardens and Tykeside Gardens. Danny Wells, Groundsman, says, “This year we have chosen a pink and white theme for the planting throughout the high street. The majority of the plants used in the hanging baskets and towers at Tykeside Gardens are ‘Surfinias’, a trailing range of petunias. We have found these make a reliable eye- catching display.” Dog Control Orders Phillimore Recreation Ground is one of • Failing to remove dog faeces. the most popular areas for dog walkers. • Failing to put a dog on a lead when The majority of the dog walkers who directed to do so. use this area are responsible and not only clean up after their dogs, but • Allowing a dog to be in an area of ensure they are suitably under control. exclusion, including fenced and Due to a number of incidents recorded unfenced play areas, sports courts by Aldenham Parish Council (APC), and marked out sports pitches. of a small minority of dog walkers not We are aware that owners allow their cleaning up after their dog, or keeping dogs off the lead at the recreation area it under control, we will be enforcing during the football season. Some dogs Dog Control Orders (DCOs) on any run over the football pitch. We would land owned or maintained by us. The ask that dog walkers are extra vigilant A FPN can only be issued by an grounds staff are now trained as and, should their dog foul on the pitch, authorised officer or Police Community authorised officers under Hertsmere that the mess is cleaned up. Support Officer (PCSO) when they witness an offence. If a member of the Borough Council (HBC) and the Clean From the Council’s point of view it is felt public witnesses a person in charge of Neighbourhood and Environment Act, that ultimately promoting responsible a dog failing to clear up after their dog, to enforce Dog Control Orders and dog ownership is a far better approach and is able to provide the Council details issue fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for than issuing FPNs. the following offences: of where the dog lives, HBC policy is to write to the owner. How much is the fine? The fine for New toilets in the pipeline for littering, dog fouling and other dog- related offences is £75 which must be Phillimore Recreation Ground paid to Hertsmere within fourteen days. A discount of £25 will be applied if the On 18 May 2015 Aldenham Parish Council’s fine is paid within ten calendar days. contractor commenced works to demolish the Can I appeal a fixed penalty notice? pavilion, which had reached the end of its useful life. Work is in If you do not think you should have progress to install a toilet block with male, female, disabled and baby been issued with a fine you can choose changing facilities. The works include improvements to the waste not to pay, but this means you could water system. It is anticipated that the works will be completed by be prosecuted. You may have to go to the middle of August. During the works it has been necessary at court and could face a fine up of up to times to restrict use of the car park. Aldenham Parish Council would £2,500. like to thank visitors for their patience throughout the process. Neil Hudson Groundsman Supervisor
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Aldenham Parish Council Accounts 2014-15 HeadingAldenham Parish Council (“the Council”) is required by statute to publish its annual accounts for the previous financial year. These accounts are audited both internally by Auditing Solutions Ltd and externally, for the Audit Commission, by BDO Stoy Text Hayward. These are the final unaudited accounts which are currently with the external auditor and we await their report. Author Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 March 2015 2013-14 Income 2014-15 £ £ 530,746 Precept Note 1 551,433 6,753 Agency Services Note 2 4,341 10,246 Bank interest 6,288 29,268 Grants Note 3 43,372 13,608 Fees from Council owned properties Note 4 6,955 6,643 Youth & Sports Note 4 6,790 2,729 Newsletter Note 5 3,071 1,058 Miscellaneous 1,530 13,000 Sale of Assets – 0 Section 106 Note 13 19,700 614,051 Total Income 643,480
Expenditure 154,369 Administration Note 6 156,818 1,700 Section 137 payments Note 7 0 126,025 Grants Note 7 133,105 39,817 Capital Spending Note 8 20,407 233,062 Parks & Open Spaces Note 9 203,980 12,222 Newsletter Note 5 15,305 8,511 Newberries Car Park subsidy Note 10 8,511 41,363 Community Development Note 11 44,178 1,627 Miscellaneous 1,674 0 Radlett Neighbourhood Plan Note 12 6,594 0 Section 106 spending Note 13 19,700 618,696 Total Expenditure 610,272
Funds balance represented by: 496,271 Balance brought forward as at 1 April 2014 491,626 0 Excess of income over expenditure for the year 33,208 -4,645 Excess of expenditure over income 0 491,626 Balance carried forward as at 31 March 2015 524,834
The reserves currently held by the Council are comprised as follows: General Reserves...... 174,436 Section 106 monies (monies received from development in the Parish for specific purposes)...... 27,835 Earmarked Reserves (for certain Council projects)...... 128,118 Capital Reserves (which can only be used on capital projects)...... 194,445 Total 524,834
Note 1 – Precept: This is the amount of your Council Tax that Note 5 – Newsletter: Advertising income generated by Note 10 – Newberries Car Park Subsidy: This is the parking is allocated to Aldenham Parish Council. ‘Around Radlett’ and the production costs associated with subsidy paid to Hertsmere Borough Council to provide the first the four issues per year. The administrator costs include the hour free facility in the Car Park behind the shops on Watling Note 2 – Agency Services: Aldenham Parish Council provide external consultant who assists in compiling each issue. Costs Street. accountancy and secretarial services to the Radlett Centre for the year were higher as a result of producing supplements Trust, for which the Radlett Centre pay. In 2014/15, APC to commemorate the anniversary of World War 1. Note 11 – Community Development : All costs associated with removed the accountancy services, hence the reduction in engaging with the community such as website, administration, income. Note 6 – Administration: Planning, Accounts and management and the Winter Fair, Limitless and other community events. staff costs and other overheads. Note 3 – Grants: This is monies received from Central Note 12 – Radlett Neighbourhood Plan: These are the costs Government towards the setting up of the Radlett Note 7 – Grants: Paid to groups to provide entertainment, so far for producing Radlett’s first Neighbourhood Plan, which Neighbourhood Plan. Hertsmere BC again paid a grant of (mainly the Radlett Centre Trust) and counselling services in the should be published in 2016. £19,748 towards recompensing Aldenham Parish Council for parish. Other grants (previously known as section 137 grants) Central Government’s decision in 2014 to change the Council are made to some local groups to enable them to continue their Note 13 – Section 106 funds: These are funds that are paid to Tax benefit scheme. good work. Hertsmere Borough Council by developers and are a condition of any planning permission granted. In Section 106 these There are also grants from: Hertsmere BC & Herts CC ward Note 8 – Capital Spending: Projects this year included a funds must be spent on specific projects. This year the funds councillors – who have paid towards the Easter Event and replacement noticeboard at Battlers Green and a seesaw received had to be spent on allotments, so Aldenham Parish Winter Fair, the Radlett Festival and Affinity Sutton, private in Phillimore Recreation Ground play area. There were also Council decided to replace the water system at the allotments donations towards the Limitless Event and grants towards new purchases for the Grounds staff – an aerator for the Bowls adjacent to Phillimore Recreation Ground. benches in Phillimore Recreation Ground. Green and football goalmouths and radios for communication. I hope you have found this summary useful. If you have any Note 4 – Fees from Council owned properties/Youth & Note 9 – Parks & Open Spaces: All costs associated with queries or wish to see the actual accounts, please do not Sports: Income derived from the hire of the allotments, football maintaining the open spaces owned/leased by the Council, hesitate to contact me. pitches, bowls club, stalls at the Winter Fair and for use of including administration, repairs and maintenance. This year Peter Evans, council land for filming. saw the reduction achieved mainly through staff reorganisation. Parish Council Manager
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Sweet peas on sale. Liz Bissett’s winning mini allotment. Photo: Dave Oswald Maureen Thorne presenting the winning trophy to Liz Bissett, watched on by Peter Hordern. Allotments appeal to all allotment open for NGS in Hertfordshire Sensational sweet peas, beautiful Radlett Horticultural and we would love to have more.” beetroot and piles of potatoes were Society chairman, Peter Peter Hordern added his thanks to all on display at this year’s Radlett Hordern, said “It was a brilliant day the Parish Council for funding the new Allotment Open Day on Sunday 5 July. and lots of visitors thoroughly enjoyed watering system at the allotments. He themselves and found the variety of The fine weather brought out nearly said “the old watering system was no plants grown at the allotments really 300 people for the day which raised longer fit for purpose and it was very fascinating, as well as our very own £1,222 for the National Garden good of the Parish Council to replace pollinating bees.” Scheme’s chosen charities. There was it. The new system is superb with much a competition for the Centenary Cup for NGS county organiser, Julie Wise was better pressure, easily accessible tanks mini allotment holders which was won very impressed by the terrific community and easy use taps. We should be able to by Liz Bissett with an impressive array spirit on show. She said “There is so grow even better fruit and veg this year of crops. much enthusiasm, especially from the and for many years to come.” new allotment holders. This is the only Gaenor Morris Aldenham Parish Council welcomes new Councillors Ben Evans - Lee Wood Headmaster of Lee Wood has lived in Radlett for almost thirty years, with his wife Lorna, a primary school teacher Edge Grove School and their three daughters. He has spent most of his Ben Evans was born in working life running his own businesses, with thirty- Devonshire and spent a five years’ experience in a range of commercial large part of his childhood enterprises including motor vehicles, toys and property. Having on Dartmoor. He enjoyed recently completed a law degree, Lee is currently working as lots of riding across the a Mediation Advocate, Outdoor Clerk and McKenzie Friend. moor and worked at a He is looking forward to serving the community, is interested trekking centre during the in all local matters and in particular working towards social school holidays. cohesion. In his spare time, Lee enjoys following global politics, Ben graduated from the University of Exeter with a 2:1 economics and sport, reading historical accounts and watching (Hons) degree in History and Archaeology and qualified as TED talks. (‘TED’ is Technology, Design and Entertainment, a a secondary History teacher with games a year later. non-profit organisation committed to the spread of ideas). His first teaching appointment was at Bramdean School, (3-18 independent school), where he was resident Oliver Dowden, MP for Hertsmere Housemaster and Head of History. Ben also qualified as a Oliver is Hertfordshire through and through. He was Level 1 ECB coach, RFU referee and life guard. He coached born in Park Street and grew up in Bricket Wood. all sports including girls’ games and swimming, and began His father worked in a wire factory in Watford and running half marathons and London marathons. Ben also his mother still works locally in London Colney. played for the Exmouth RFC (3rds). Oliver went to Parmiter’s School near Watford and He then moved on to Brighton College as Head of History then won a place to read law at Cambridge University. After and then back to Bramdean as Deputy Head. His next working as a teacher in Japan, he resumed his legal training move was to Sri Lanka to become the Deputy Head at The and worked in the City. British School in Colombo. After two years Ben took over Oliver has spent the past five years advising the Prime Minister as Head. Ben met his wife, Alexandra, whilst in Sri Lanka on how to tackle the wide variety of policy and political and they married in 2008. Their son Edward was born in challenges confronting him. Oliver’s particular area of expertise 2011 and son Thomas in 2014. is domestic policy reform, focusing on immigration, welfare, Ben has been Headmaster of Edge Grove School since health, criminal justice and education – which are all high September 2012 which is in Aldenham West. The Parish priorities here in Hertsmere. Council are delighted that he has found the time to involve Oliver lives locally with his wife Blythe and two young children, himself in the wider community. www.edgegrove.com and commutes into London.
11 constructed and renovated to ensure that the latest technical and Radlett United Synagogue environmental standards were used Since the early 1980’s, Radlett Hall adjoining houses were acquired with in various services such as lighting, had been hired by the orthodox Jewish a view to consolidation and making heating, ventilation, fire and security community for its religious services. In the site more usable for the growing systems. 1995, the United Synagogue agreed community. When completed, the building will have that the best interests of the orthodox In 2012, a plan was proposed which superb prayer and study facilities as Jewish community would be served was suitable, financially viable and well as a communal hall for educational, by creating Radlett United Synagogue was approved by its members. youth and communal activities. The (RUS). Planning permission was obtained from highlights of the building now being, On 1 July 1995, the building was Hertsmere to enable the rebuilding of for the first time, proper disabled purchased from Aldenham Parish the synagogue integrating the existing access, enough toilets and an industrial Council and was subsequently Pater Hall and the two houses. standard kitchen. consecrated as a synagogue by the then In 2013 building work commenced on As the work involved a “rolling rebuild” Chief Rabbi Sir (now Lord) Jonathan integrating the two houses and the Pater on a site being used seven days a week, Sacks and renamed the Pater Hall. Hall with a program of construction, the works will have taken two years and Apart from some minor redecoration, renovation and redecoration to take it should be finished in late autumn 2015. initially very little work was done to the into the twenty-first century. It will truly be a place in which the building, the community being happy This retained the frontal appearances, orthodox Jewish community can pray to have a building of its own. Several so that there would be minimal in dignity and comfort and is worthy of unsuccessful attempts were made to visual change to help preserve the being a house of prayer. develop the site and attempts were Conservation Area status that the made to find alternative sites but to no Lewis Osbourne area had obtained. However, the new avail. However, over the years the two Member of RUS from December 1983 integrated building was designed, Radlett Reform Synagogue Radlett Reform Synagogue is the collegiality of delighted that their Senior Rabbi, Paul the Assembly that I Freedman has been elected as Chair value most and being elected Chair really is of the Assembly of Reform Rabbis I had the sense before, and these first a great privilege”. UK. Rabbi Paul has served the 800 months have made me feel all the more, family congregation in Radlett since his Radlett Co-Chair, that the kind of community and rabbi ordination to the rabbinate in 2004. Elizabeth Crossick, that you want us to be is the kind of The Assembly is the professional said “We are rabbi and community that I want for us delighted that Rabbi Senior Rabbi, Paul body to which all Reform rabbis in the Freedman too.” Paul has been UK belong. The Assembly discusses Rabbi Paul was an active governor of honoured with this role and know that matters of a religious nature and helps Clore Shalom School, in Shenley, for many other congregations across the UK create ritual policy for the Movement almost a decade. He is particularly will benefit from his wisdom and sound for Reform Judaism. Such policies interested in Jewish liturgy. He was guidance”. Rabbi Paul studied physics are discussed and decided upon part of the editorial team of the current at Bristol University and then education collectively, as there is no central British Reform Sabbath prayerbook and at Cambridge. He taught at schools authority vested in a single person was the final editor of the first British in Bristol, Bath and then Gloucester, within Reform Judaism. It also provides Reform Haggadah, the prayerbook where he was Head of Science of a a means of professional support and used at Passover. Last year he was large comprehensive school, before debate for Reform rabbis. invited to contribute to the chapter entering Leo Baeck College in Finchley on Judaism for the Dorling Kindersley Rabbi Paul, who had just completed to train for the rabbinate. Shortly after Religions book. two years as Vice-Chair says “I have becoming the Rabbi of Radlett Reform, gained so much in my rabbinate from he described his role as a partnership He is married to Vanessa and they are being part of the Assembly, learning with the community “I have come proud parents of Joshua and Katie. from colleagues, sharing best practice to realise how privileged, lucky and Paul Freedman and Elizabeth Crossick and offering each other support. It is blessed I have been in this relationship.
12 Remembrance Sunday 8 November in Radlett ‘Children in Aldenham Church’ by William Henry Hunt (1790-1864)
William Henry Hunt was part of the Herkomer Group of Artists who had stayed at a country house in Merry Hill,
Radlett War Memorial by Judy Weisser Radlett War Bushey. Dr Thomas Monroe, who had Gather at the Radlett War Memorial been a patron to Turner and Girton in at 10.30am. The service will start at London, purchased the property in 10.45am and the two minute silence at about 1808. 11am. The service will be led by local painting for £3500 plus commission. clergy. Local community leaders, all A new generation of watercolour artists The funding came from the MLA/V&A uniformed organisations and veterans was encouraged to come and stay Purchase Grant fund, the Art Fund, and will be attending. with him, including William Henry Hunt Friends of Bushey Museum. who was young and highly talented but There will be a printed order of service suffered serious physical disabilities. Bushey Museum is delighted with for all to follow and join in. Watling Monroe’s gardener was deputed this beautiful and important painting, Street, from Theobald Street to the to push him around the district in a showing St. John the Baptist Church, bottom of Shenley Hill, will be closed to wheelbarrow. Interesting sites would Aldenham with its box pews and gallery traffic. be selected and Hunt was left to paint before alterations were made in the late what he saw. nineteenth century. Changes to the A remarkable and almost unique record Bushey Museum and Art Gallery is in of an English village was built up over Rudolph Road, Bushey, WD23 3HW, arrangements at a number of years from about 1815 to tel 020 8950 3233. Opening hours: 1825. Mostly of these paintings were Thursday to Sunday 11am to 4pm. St. John the Baptist bought by American collectors but Admission free. Church, Aldenham Bushey Museum have been able to Jan Adams acquire a few. The service on Sunday 8 November will start at 10.40am at the War Memorial, In June 2007, Sotheby’s offered a Hunt The Green, Letchmore Heath. There will watercolour (pictured above) of a church Works to the be a Communion Service at St. John interior that was catalogued as Bushey the Baptist Church, Aldenham at 8am Church, this alerted the curators at the War Memorial in and Evensong at 6.30pm. The main Museum however, when they saw it reason for this change is so that the two they realised it was Aldenham Church. minutes silence can be observed at the Sotheby’s announced the mistake at Letchmore Heath War Memorial. the sale. Bushey Museum acquired the There are two war memorials in the Parish of Aldenham, one on The Green at Letchmore Heath and the other at the St. John the Baptist Church, Aldenham bottom of Shenley Hill in Radlett. An inspection was recently carried out Reverend Robert Fletcher at Letchmore Heath, and damage to the A wonderful peal of bells greeted choirs and soloist steps and plinth was noted. the many who attended the special Georgina Thornton. Evensong service to celebrate the Two young people All war memorials are protected. Any thirtieth anniversary of the Reverend Leo Harris and Abigail works to be carried out must have the Robert Fletcher’s Ordination and his Watson gave readings approval of the War Memorial Trust. In fifteen years as Vicar of Aldenham. from the Old and New some cases a grant from the Trust is Robert said ‘These years at Aldenham Testaments. The Venerable Jonathan granted. Letchmore Heath was awarded have been happy and most fulfilling Smith, Archdeacon of St. Albans gave £3650, and the balance of £350 was ones’. an uplifting sermon. met by Aldenham Parish Council. Choirs from other churches within the At the end of service Julia Beynan An approach was made to the Trust to Team Ministry of Radlett and Shenley and Christopher Treves Brown made a re-scribe some names on the Radlett joined together and delighted everyone presentation to Robert on behalf of the with their beautiful singing, in particular congregation. memorial. The request was denied. The the anthem ‘On Eagle’s Wings’ by the Jan Adams Parish Council will monitor the situation. Jan Adams
13 Radlett Horticultural Society’s Mini Flower Show Flowers galore! Radlett residents turned up to see the best fruit, vegetables and flowers the village has to offer at the Radlett Horticultural Society’s mini flower show on 24 June. Gooseberries and roses as well as sweet peas and potatoes were on show. Guests were asked to compete with the professional judge in picking the ‘Best in Show’ and the joint winners 12 noon Big Hero 6 (12 noon) and Into The Woods (4:30pm). were Elizabeth Wackrow and Robin Crosher. Reassuringly, Peter Hordern, Chairman of the Society won the Davis Cup for gaining most points overall, as well as the Bill Woods Rose Bowl for an outstanding collection of Silver Jubilee white roses. He put his success down to thoroughly digging over a bed with clay soil, plenty of manure, hard pruning and luck with the weather! Gaenor Morris RADLETT YOUTH COUNCIL Presents Marn King Specialise d Computer Service s •RComputer/Mac epairs •Virus Removal •Local Area Networking •Internet Connec�vity • Wireless Networking •Computer Upgrades •Help with most IT •Hourly or Daily Rates •Home & Business • I Come to you Call: Marn King 07788-724774 Email: marn@radle.com Website: www.radle.com
14 We must wait to open the school in the new purpose built school building at Harperbury Free School Update Harperbury. Since May we have been In May 2013 the 120 places. By that time we had already working closely with our design and Department for had seventy-one acceptances of places build contractor InterServe, associated Education gave the and were busy making preparations to architects and consultants to produce go-ahead for a brand open, including having recruited a Head a detailed design of the new school new secondary school, Teacher and an Assistant Head plus building. We expect to complete the Harperbury Free School. We were some other teachers. plans in July and then make a planning originally due to open in September application to St. Albans District Council As a result we had to tell the seventy- 2014 but this was delayed because in August. Subject to their approval, we one families, including their children, the Education Funding Agency (EFA) hope to commence building in early they could not come to our school in responsible for securing the site at 2016 with a completion date in Spring/ September. Our teaching staff had to the former Harperbury Hospital site in Summer 2017 to enable us to open in find other jobs. We have also spent Harper Lane for us failed to do so in September 2017. some time helping the families find time. alternative places for their children This means our first intake will be those So we were shocked to be told in May in various nearby schools. Three of children currently in Year 4 and due to this year that, once again, the EFA were our Governors decided they could no go into Year 5 this September. So, if the cause of another delay as they were longer have any confidence in the EFA all goes well, we will now be inviting unwilling to establish suitable temporary and so resigned from our school Board. applications for places in September premises for our school to open as 2016 for students starting in September We have therefore concluded it is no planned in September 2015. We had 2017. longer practical to work on the basis of carried out a full application process and Clive Glover opening in temporary premises. had received 180 applications for our [email protected] Hertsmere Community C S P HERTSMERE COMMUNITY Safety Partnership SAFETY PARTNERSHIP Website Address: www.herts.police.uk Raise community safety Everybody needs good Neighbourhood Police Team:...... 01707 354192 issues at local groups neighbours – OWL keeps Non Urgent Calls:...... 101 Did you know there are local groups our communities safe that meet regularly to talk about Urgent Emergency Calls:...... 999 neighbourhood issues such as anti- OWL – the Online Watch Link – helps Email: social behaviour, local crime figures and keep communities safe, reduce crime [email protected] community safety initiatives? and keep people informed of what’s going on locally. OWL is used by Follow on: twitter.com/RadlettPolice Run by Hertsmere Community Safety the police and local coordinators to Partnership, which comprises local communicate with thousands of watch Radlett Neighbourhood organisations including the council, schemes across the county. Watch Co-Ordinator police and fire service, the groups meet Angela Thomson three times a year and are chaired by You can receive the latest local crime email: [email protected] a community representative. Why not alerts as well as the latest management pop along to your local group’s next tools for maintaining and expanding meeting and get involved: watches. One in five homes in Hertfordshire is registered on OWL – • Aldenham and Bushey Community so join one of the biggest network of Safety Partnership (CSP) meeting - watches in the UK! Tuesday 27 October 2015 at 7pm at To find out more or join visit Community Safety Newberries Primary School, Radlett www.owl.co.uk Partnership (Aldenham and Bushey) For more information visit Loran Kingston www.hertsmere.gov.uk/csps Hertsmere CSP or call 020 8207 7801. Civic Offices, Elstree Way, Borehamwood, Herts, WD6 1WA SAFER email: [email protected] NEIGHBOURHOODS Reducing crime, catching criminals and keeping people safe Phone: 020 8207 7801
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