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Email: [email protected] Recipient of British Airways BRING 24 SATURDAY 10th August 2019 ISSUE NO. 955 or: [email protected] Community Champion Award BACK THE ONLY NEWSPAPER THAT CIRCULATES ON HEATHROW IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. FLIGHT OF THE FUTURE AUG 10 1675: The foundation stone of the Royal Ob- servatory in Green- wich was laid by King Charles II. EXHIBITION NOW OPEN 1885: The first Prom- ritish Airways’ BA 2119: Flight of the Future enade Concert organised by Sir exhibition in collaboration with the Royal Henry Wood was B College of Art is now open at the Saatchi held at Queens Hall Gallery in London. in London. The exhibition, which is free to enter and runs until August 26, is 1889: The screw bottle part of the airline’s centenary celebrations and explores the next 100 top was patented at years of flying. the Hope Glass The exhibition also includes a one-of-a kind, full motion, virtual Works in Barnsley, reality experience, Fly. Built by award winning VR creators and an Yorkshire. Oscar-winning practical effects team, Fly enables visitors to become 1949: John George Haigh, 39, the infa- a time-travelling pilot, from the earliest imaginings of Leonard da mous ‘acid bath’ mur- Vinci and his ornithopter, to the Wright Brothers’ success on Kitty derer, was executed Hawk, to that first inaugural passenger flight to Paris. Users will in Wandsworth experience Concorde, the brand new A350 and the imagined flight of Prison, London. future. Haigh had confessed Tickets for Fly need to be purchased in advance here www.ba.com/ to nine murders after ba2119. police found traces of More information on the research that led to the exhibition can be a victim at his factory found http://mediacentre.britishairways.com/pressrelease/details/86/ in Crawley, Sussex. 1961: Britain applies to 2019-319/11379?ref=Home join the EEC. 1966: The first Ameri- can moon satellite, Or- biter I, was launched. 1969: American film Heathrow lands actress Sharon Tate Pound plunges below was fund brutally murdered at her Hol- strong performance lywood home. The bodies of four other vest in Heathrow – £1.4 Euro at Heathrow Heathrow lands strong calling on the UN’s avia- people were also passenger growth – De- tion body ICAO to set billion raised so far this found in the house PASSENGERS suf- 1st for each Pound plus side.’ mand to fly from the targets for the use of year as we build a war which she shared with ceived less than one chest to deliver the £14 exchanged. The response of UK’s hub hit a record biofuels in aviation, as her husband, director fered disbelief and Euro (just 92 cents) at recommended by the billion privately funded This is the world’s Boris Johnson is to high of 38.8 million pas- Roman Polanski. shock as they re- Heathrow on August Energy Transition Com- north west runway money markets analy- spend another £4 billion sengers (+1.8%) in H1 1984: Mary Decker, the mission. We also call on Expansion draft pre- sis of the ‘Boris Blun- of tax payers’ money on 2019, underpinned by golden girl of Ameri- the government to invest ferred masterplan un- der’ of blind Brexit. It is pro-leave propaganda, higher passenger satis- can athletics, crashed some of the nearly £4 veiled – Heathrow un- damning. on top of the £2 billion faction and increased out of the 3000 metres billion annual revenue veiled its draft preferred More buses from The Bank of England already wasted. investment Olympics final in Los raised from Air Passen- masterplan for expan- revised downwards for The public’s re- Investing for the fu- Angeles. She tripped ger Duty to scale-up pro- sion – demonstrating Stanwell Moor five years. The UK sponse was the immedi- ture – Heathrow has in- over the leg of bare- duction of sustainable how the airport will grow economy, the Pound ate Welsh by-election vested over £412 mil- foot runner Zola fuels to over 140 million pas- to Heathrow becoming worth less victory for ‘Remain ’ but lion to improve passen- Budd, the South Afri- Healthy financial sengers by 2050, create and less. will we be heeded? Is ger experience, effi- can recently given performance – A 4.0% tens of thousands of new from 10 August, ‘The cost of imports the overturning of an ciency and resilience, UK citizenship so she increase in Heathrow’s skilled jobs and open up will soar, inward invest- 8000 Tory ‘safe seat’ including trials of secu- could represent Brit- revenues to £1,461 mil- to 40 new long-haul trad- and travel is free ment will dwindle and majority not persuasion rity scanners which al- ain in the Games. lion and increased ing links for Britain’s existing enterprises in enough? low passengers to leave EBITDA by 1.5% to exporters. The airport BIRTHDAYS the UK will relocate laptops and liquids in www.carlonelimited.co.uk/442 £900 million. Adjusted has invited the public to Herbert Hoover, 1874: within the Euro,’ added Yours bags profit before tax was also provide further feedback American Republi- the report. ‘There is no Harold Trace Air Passenger Duty Reform – Heathrow sup- strengthened by lower on the plans which will can president 1929- ports the goal of net zero net finance costs be put into a final plan- 1933 whose belief in HOT carbon by 2050. We are Strong appetite to in- ning application in 2020 individual freedom BLUE STAR CARS led him to reject fed- TUBS 24 HOUR LICENSED MINI CAB & COURIER SERVICE eral relief for the un- from £3,999 01784 employed during the 10 spas on display in UXBRIDGE 46-56-56 COMPUTER ENGINEER Depression. Open 7 days. Tel: 01895 347915 ALL COMPUTER PROBLEMS SOLVED! 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OVER 30’s PARTY NIGHTS COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF Violence ARE YOU OVER 30 * 40 * 50 * 60 ? LUV’D YOUR Two Voices – Why no CLUBBING DAYS? THEN COME & RELIVE THOSE GOOD TIMES. at The WINNING POST, A316, TWICKENHAM (A LEGENDARY VENUE levels rocket MADE FOR DANCING) It’s CLUB CLASSICS One Mission celebrations 70’s 80’s 90’s 00’s DANCE PARTY ON THE SECOND SATURDAY MONTHLY PLUS it’s Sir, at Feltham Sir It has been gratifying to see that two extraordinary Forty years ago, 1979 became the most significant MOTOWN SOUL 60’s 70’s 80’s DANCE PARTY Sir ON THE LAST FRIDAY MONTHLY. BOTH NIGHTS public figures have once again emphasised the date in national history since 1945, the end of the 9 – 1 (last entry 11) NICE ATMOSPHERE, MUSIC importance of saving our planet – Sir David Following the reviews of Wandsworth prison (the second world war and the dawn of the ‘welfare YOU CAN RELATE TO. SMART CASUAL/GENTS Attenborough and Greta Thunberg. A Green Star RSPCA would not countenance such squalor) and state’. COLLARED SHIRTS REQ. (NO TEE SHIRTS OR Award, administered jointly by the United Nations the concerns at Ashford Bronzefield prison (pov- For the first time in our history the Attlee TRAINERS). erty a misfortune, not a rime)) a third shock for and Green Cross International, was given to Sir government saw to it that, as Churchill put it, with Further Info http://www.mingles.co.uk local people is the report of the chief inspector of David in 2013, just one of many accolades that the tears of gratitude, ‘the East End has won us the war, WE ARE ALSO OPEN ON NEW YEARS EVE. prisons into ‘Feltham A’, the unit for boys aged 15 93 year old broadcaster and environmentalist has the East End shall win us the peace’, he told his to 18. garnered over his career. This year Greta Thunberg amazed wife. He has invoked a rarely used ‘notification DOUBLE GLAZING REPAIRS was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, an appro- He had been cheered by the survivors in the process’ requiring the when Justice Secretary, David priate honour for a remarkable young lady who at shattered East End of London, his part responsibil- We are specialists in burglary emergencies/sealed Gauke, to respond publicly with action to improve the age of 16 has the ability, like Sir David, to ity for the vicious Tory “hungry thirties’ forgiven. units (broken or steamed), friction hinges and stays, conditions within 28 days communicate eloquently and passionately about He kept his word, by taming his MPs until, in window and door handles, locks and lock replacement. Sadly, Boris Johnson has sacked Mr Gauge for climate change and its damage to our environment. 1979, Margaret Thatcher came to power. If it is anything to do with double glazing repair work, being too civilised as regards imprisonment condi- Many people will know about Sir David’s ap- A Hitler admirer, she dodged the war, and call us free of charge now. ABBEY REPAIRS 0800 tions, and too apprehensive about a ‘No Deal’ 838877. Mention this newspaper. A1309 pearance at the Glastonbury Music Festival in June changed the political weather. Brexit crash out. Gauke has ‘declared war’ on him. where he thanked the organisers for promoting a To the joy of the parties extremists, she an- His successor is even more Trumpish. plastic free event. Referring to Glastonbury as a nounced her philosophy — ‘There’s no such thing It is clear that the Trump-Johnson due think ‘great festival’ he emphasised, with excerpts from as Society . Her university, ashamed, stuck her off OPEN GARDEN there are votes in savagery in jail politics. his new series ‘Blue Planet 2’, the harm done to the its roll of honour. Austerity sufferers such as bedroom tax losers, world’s oceans by carelessly discarded plastic Thus she ended asocial housing, full employ- FOR LAST TIME disabled, the homeless, hungry school children bottles. Sir David had previously embraced the ment, free education, and she crushed the workers’ and “‘universal discredit’ deserted wives now en- Vernon Leader, now 92 years old, is opening his music world when he discussed environmental trade unions. forced into prostitution will not demand penal garden at 26 Tennyson Road, Ashford, for the very issues with the pop singer Björk in a 2013 docu- She was and is the Tory ideal incarnate, their reform as a priority. last time. mentary. Greta Thunberg’s speeches, although dif- icon. So the matters deplored in the Feltham review He has been a member of Ashford Horticultural ferent in style, are an equally engaging experience. So why is the party gagged from marking this will worsen in our new Trump-reliant regime. Society for 50 years and is now their president. With knowledge and poise which belie her youth- auspicious 40th celebration? Forty per cent of the teenagers released reported In the past he has raised hundreds of pounds for ful years she informed the world in a speech at the It is, of course, all about Brexit, and the EU. feeling unsafe. All came from grossly impover- various charities. This time it is for the D EU Parliament in April about the dangers of cli- She was the most enthusiastic remainer in the ished, non-posh homes. Sam Beare Hospice on Sunday 18rh August, mate change. The warnings of Sir David and Greta land, the British signatory of the Single European Levels of self-harm, including suicide, were 14 11am to pm. (Donations). should be heeded. Act. times higher tan in the previous disgraceful report Vernon has also won top prizes in the Spelthorne Name and address supplied She insisted in the 1975 Remain landslide ref- of 2017. in Bloom competition. erendum (66 per cent to 33) in cheering the result, Inmates are denied education and training televised in clothing featuring every one of the then through staff shortages. Thus ‘rehabilitation’ is off Running with the fox? EU’s national flags. She put to opponents the the agenda. Hope’s dead. killing question: Sir, sympathetic to the op- TRULY Such staff as remain report the increase of ‘Where else can our country have preferential In recent days position to the Heathrow 150% in assaults on them since January. As a access to a wealthy 500 million market, on prefer- Spelthorne Council had 3rd runway project. devilish balance there has been 700 alleged as- ential terms?’ In three years not a semblance has been sounding more However on Mon- saults by staff on inmates since January. been negotiate. day 15 July the borough DEAD Anyone see the Trump-Johnson gang as prison She was right then, as now, if on no other issue. announced that they had reformers? Then await the bloody outcome! No wonder her deluded party of 2019 wants her been selected - presum- Sir Yours CAR sensible guidance forgotten. ably willingly - as an Having attended the Stanwell Village Hall Expan- G Gray Yours ‘official Innovation sion plans consultation event, I can say with con- Feltham Hill Road, Ashford. Partner’ to the Heathrow viction that this expansion scheme is truly dead. If Harold Trace BOOT Expansion Programme. Heathrow thinks that the public are willing to stand Spelthorne Labour Party. EVERY A case of running by and see the utter destruction of surrounding with the fox but hunting areas ongoing for 30 years then they are out of their THURSDAY with the hounds? mind. Middletons Yours truly, Andrew New infrastructure causing even more conges- The forgotten & SUNDAY McLuskey tion, houses demolished, rivers divided/re-sited, HOUNSLOW HEATH lakes filled in, car parks taking over, green space Moanings 130 GARDEN CENTRE KIZZIE PATHAK decimated, new buildings put up/moved Terminal Sir, village Staines Road, LIFE Six? — to make room, more noise and pollution all I feel privileged for the era in which I was born, Sir, Hounslow, Middx around. A complete environmental disaster and never unemployed, never sent to a war, or shown I know that this news is probably not of interest to Start up 7am-1pm COACH we, the residents, expected to accept it. what I.T. is and what it does, never depressed or most of your readers but I live in the village of Weather permitting Stuck in a rut or Compensation? No amount of money will com- anxious, never absent from school, didn’t have Stanwell, which is right next to Heathrow Airport. pensate for all of this, When and where will it end? holidays, so no fine for none attendance. Never Although it is very publicised that Sipson, 07891 265124 need some direction in life. A fourth runway was even mentioned at the very short of kind neighbours. Never heard of child Harmondsworth and Harlington which are in the 07540 433919 beginning. abuse, domestic violence, paedophilia, McDonalds London Borough of Hillingdon will be affected by hounslowheathcarboot.co.uk Contact me on Everyone must now stand up and say NO to and as a child, early on, no cameras, no parking the Heathrow Expansion, what is not widely known NO NEW OR 07548 189297 expansion or face the consequences. COUNTERFEIT GOODS fines or double yellow lines for that matter. No that in Stanwell, which is in Spelthorne Borough [email protected] Yours charging car parking, come to that not that many under Surrey County Council, Heathrow plan to J Jefferies cars. Bicycles we used or bus or walked. build the largest car park in the world, along with us BADGER THE TAX MAN! Scots Close, Stanwell. No Zero hours, no Uba taxi’s, no mobile phones, housing the Construction Teams for Heathrow. SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? no such thing as “Grooming” or “Stalking”, or We unlike Sipson, Harmondsworth and Harlington, SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? EARN EXTRA Netfix, or I-Player, Facebook, Aps, Streaming, or however do not qualify for compensation. Our FROM OVERSEAS? Phishing. No people in pubs pushing buttons or lives will be so badly affected by Heathrow , they CASH watching Sky T.V. themselves are offering us TRIPLE GLAZING. Don’t pay more tax than you need to No dishwashing machines, microwaves, hair They have openly said our air quality will be Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out Delivering this newspaper driers, listening devices, secret cameras, CCTV, a affected but not to worry as it will be within Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, in larder not a fridge, no child care charges, no two government guidelines. No one is fighting for us to out of office hours at no extra charge. London Road parents working at the same time, or rarely. Al- get compensation, no one mentions the horror of Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 ways someone at home when I got back from having a car park of the capacity of 22,000 cars and Mob: 07752 565 398 Clockhouse Lane Email: [email protected] Brookside/Kingston Crescent school, a dinner on the table. Not so much variety the height of Nelson’s Column in a small village Chesterfield Rd, but sound and economic food. No takeaway shops, residential area. I think because we are not Lon- areas of Ashford only fish and chip shops and the sweet shops. No doners and our MP Kwarzi Kwarteng has openly nail parlours, no liposuction, no tanning shops, no backed,Heathrow Expansion we are just been hung CHRIS WEST ~ ~ ~ Gyms. out to dry. The carpark has not been widely Rosefield Rd/Greenlands Rd No Bitcoin, no scratch cards, no betting shops publicized and more and more plans are being sent CARPENTRY & JOINERY Waters Drive (apart from illegal ones), limited pornography, just to Spelthorne Council each bigger and more hor- Specialists in all aspects of Moormead Estate “dirty books”, Nowhere near as much paperwork rendous. Traditionally Stanwell housed Heathrow area of Staines as produced today, particularly to identify an indi- Workers but no one will want to live in this building Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery ~ ~ ~ vidual. A local council that served local people, site. Heathrow paint pretty pictures of a suburban • Free Estimates Plus parts of Colnbrook had its own workforce, who swept up, mended Utopia but I fear the reality is children with severe • Loft conversions You must live in or close to the area to proper paving stones and kept the parks neat and respiratory disease and nearby schools having to •Fitted Kitchens be considered tidy. They also had neat putting greens and gar- keep children from playing outside. • Replacement Doors If you are interested, dens attended by hand or push mowers. No paving Who will help us in what is classed as Surrey but •Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes telephone Ian on of front lawns for cars and not much pollution. in reality is no mans land, Surrey doesn’t want us, But of course this is the bad old days. London doesn’t want us, we are on our own! Tel: 07949 099 710 01784 453196 George Middleton Lorraine Cane ISSUE 955 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 Page 3 Still haunted by ghosts Heathrow airport – from the of 78 flotilla shipmates iron age and into the future New book by a former Heathrow’s airport journalist traces first run- Heathrow’s controver- ways, re- sial story from its earli- mains of a est beginnings small rect- Heathrow - July 30, a n g u l a r 2019: The history of building, Heathrow Airport from possibly a the iron age to the present C e l t i c day is told in a new book t e m p l e written by a former jour- with a sur- nalist who reported from rounding the airport for twelve colonnade, years. was uncovered. It was Avro Lancastrian – fly- 140,000 flying hours – Heathrow Airport – clear from pottery found ing in the colours of Brit- 100,000 of them at su- Yesterday, Today and nearby that this dated ish South American Air- personic speeds. Tomorrow by Alan Gal- from the early Iron Age,” ways took off from As a journalist work- lop from Ashford, Sur- he added. Heathrow on the 7,200- ing for the Brenards Air rey, says that archaeo- Evidence was also mile journey to News agency, Gallop logical research con- uncovered confirming Montevideo and Buenos was in the front line of ducted prior to the start that Heathrow was vis- Aires carrying 10 pas- daily news gathering at of construction work on ited by early Roman set- sengers and eight crew. Heathrow for national the airport’s Terminal 5 tlers. The remains of a Most of the passengers and international news- in 2002 shows that 300ft≤ Roman camp, had paid £190.2s (£7,373 papers, television and Heathrow has been a discovered where one of in today’s money) for the radio. “Working at ‘take off’ point since the the runways is now lo- 30-hour single journey Heathrow for 12 years Stone Age. Five thou- cated, had probably been in a non-pressurised air- between 1966-78 was an sand years ago, Druid one of Caesar’s stations craft. exciting time and prob- high priests are under- after he marched towards The book closely fol- ably the most challeng- stood to have used the the nearby River Thames lows Heathrow’s story ing time in my working site as a spiritual runway during his second inva- through the 1950s when life,” he said. “Today I THE BBC did a marvel- fought for a foothold in full normal communica- We, the ratings, to visit to the spirit world sion of Britain in 54 BC post-war commercial fly through Heathrow lous commemoration of the liberation of Europe. tion between the Navy swallowed the false- and communicate with in pursuit of flying slowly converted regularly on business to the Normandy Cam- Now to shock and still and Airforce elite squad- hood, and got on with ancestors. Cassivellaunus, the passengers from sea to destinations in Africa, paign of 1944. Let us disturb us. rons and flotillas in the the war. ‘Ours not to “Archaeologists dis- region’s earliest known air travel in new Ameri- Asia and across Europe defend the BBC from The attackers were area. make reply, only to do covered that a two and a ruler. Over 80,000 can-built jet aircraft and writing about other air Trump. British, flying Spitfires But on the morning or die’ etc. half mile long and seven artefacts from the Ter- into the 1960s when trav- and sea ports for various But still the truth of and typhoons. Someone, of August 27th Admi- Subsequently, amaz- metres wide site stretch- minal 5 site were dis- ellers could pay for air- publications. It’s now a the worst calamity of the high in rank, in distant ralty signalled to local ingly, the captain of ing from Terminal 5 to- covered by archaeolo- line tickets through hire- very different place to World War Two is kept London, had blundered. RAF command ‘Most Minesweeping and his wards where the British gists working on the site purchase schemes de- the one I remember in from the general public. On August 25th, the immediate attack or face deputy, Commander Airways’ Heathrow in 2002. Excavations signed to make travel the 1960/70s. Once I My ghosts still walk. RAF had been ordered court martial’. Minesweeping were maintenance base now lasted for nearly seven more accessible and af- could walk around the On Sunday, August to sink the flotilla, in- Baffled, he obeyed, court martialled. They stands, was once artifi- months and involved fordable for ordinary terminals blindfolded 27th 1944, 75 years ago credibly identified by and despite ensigns, did not sink any ships. cially raised two metres over 100 experts. Some people. By the 1970s and knew exactly where almost to the day, 78 Whitehall admirals as Union Jacks, frantic The boss was acquit- above the surrounding of the artefacts uncov- giant Boeing 747 ‘Jumbo I was, unlike today where young comrades from ‘enemy’. ‘Desist’ signals, rocket ted, his deputy found countryside and flanked ered and now on show in Jets’ were arriving at I’m almost a stranger my flotilla were killed in ‘Rubbish’, replied the firing typhoons sank ‘guilty of negligence’ — by three-metre deep Heathrow’s Terminal 2. Heathrow every day and who keeps getting lost in action (ie senior local RAF com- ‘Britonmart’, ‘Hussar’ and reprimanded. This ditches,” said Gallop. “It Gallop’s book traces Concorde set the trend the vast city that minesweeping) and 149 mander, refusing his or- and ‘Salamander’. is nonsense. was almost as if the area the history of London’s for trans-Atlantic Heathrow has become.” seriously injured. ders. ‘Jason’, ‘Colsay’ and It is high time that had been made ready to pre-World War One air- superspeed travel. By Heathrow Airport – We picked up the ‘We’ve worked daily ‘Lord Ashfield’ were hit the truth is told — we receive the arrival of a ports including Croydon the early 1980s 27 mil- Yesterday, Today and shocked oil choking sur- with these ships since and suffered casualties survivors have no theory prehistoric flying ma- Aerodrome which be- lion passengers were fly- Tomorrow also looks into vivors and transferred June 6th.’ and were crippled. The — and that 78 ghosts chine piloted by came the capital city’s ing in and out of the future and the effects them to our flotilla’s hos- On August 26th, sea ran red, our flotilla can cease to be tor- Neolithic cavemen air traffic centre between Heathrow each year a new third runway might pital ship. Whitehall again ordered captains, facing mutiny , mented. I suspect sheer working for Jurassic Air- the 1930s-1950 and was through four terminals have on air travel and Sad, readers will ‘Attack’ and again the fed us the lie that the air- pig headiness of top ways.” put out of business after while by the 1990s more communities surround- agree, but routine conse- senior RAF man de- craft were RAF/British, brass. He added: “There is Heathrow had become than 90 million passen- ing Britain’s largest quences of a German air- manded ‘Repeat ’, point- but were captured planes, The lions led by don- little doubt that the London’s main air gate- gers used Heathrow and mega-hub, the possibili- craft attack at ing out that on the 25th manned by Luftwaffe keys as in 1914-1918. Heathrow site was once ways. His book includes plans were on the draw- ties for a sixth airport ter- Arromanches as we and 26th there had been German airmen. Harold Trace a substantial religious interviews with people ing board for Terminal minal, projections of an centre used for sacred who worked at Heathrow 5. By 2003 Concorde extra 740,000 aircraft processions possibly as- on its first day, January had made its final land- movements and an in- sociated with fertility and 1st 1946 when a civilian ing at Heathrow after crease of capacity to 130 Is Spelthorne to become a hostel hub? funeral rituals. During version of a Lancaster completing 50,000 million passengers over the 1944 construction of bomber – known as an flights and flying over the next ten years. BUILDINGS with good and around Spelthorne. tiple occupancy). buildings and erection architecture enrich a The argument for the Our council is hop- of new building with neighbourhood. They proposed hostel is to ing to get £2 million three floors of accom- give people a sense of fulfil our obligations to government grant which modation to provide 20 Enjoy year round civic pride and well be- Spelthorne’s homeless. will be issued to Surrey units of emergency tem- ing; like schools, cin- The council carefully County Council. If Sur- porary accommodation insurance coverage from emas, colleges, art gal- suggests that ‘the resi- rey gives us money we for homeless house- Beauty leries, museums, arts cen- dents will have a con- will surely e expected to holds, together with as- by tres and many others. nection to Spelthorne’. take in some of their sociated plant room, car Unfortunately, the A s h f o r d ’ s homeless. parking, bin store and Bryan James & Co. Ltd. proposed 27 bed home- Bronzefield prison is This hostel should other associated facili- AISHA less hostel to be built at holding 1021 women not be built in ties. INSURANCE BROKERS the junction of Kingston residents, many of them Spelthorne. If planning Could Spelthorne Specialists in Road and Ashford will be homeless when permission is given for become the HMO capi- Road, Laleham will released, this could this large unwelcome tal of Surrey? Come to Harlington have an adverse effect. make them eligible for project, no house on any ‘I would like to thank Nails & Lashes This four storey local hostel accommo- street or any piece of the Villager for being a building (to be run by dation, therefore the land would be safe from paper that covers the for a great deal on Brand New Salon the Salvation Army) is number would never over development. The concerns of local people intended to temporarily diminish. Add this to 16 councillors on the and also by expressing a all kinds of Now Open house single people 10,000 - 15,000building planning committee (10 diversity of views. At a need of support, such as workers that would be Tory + six from other time when papers are insurance Contact mental health, complex required, mostly from parties) could thus find struggling to survive we support needs, drug or outside the area for the it almost impossible to are truly fortunate to 0208 230 3576 alcohol issues, rough next 30 years if prevent further planning have such a good paper. [email protected] sleeping or offending Heathrow s expansion abuses from taking May it be blessed with 312 High Street, Harlington background, does little goes ahead. place in their own wards. enough ads to keep it Tel 020 8754 8754 Mon - Sat: 10.00am - 7.00pm to solve the problem of The law has been Second proposed going. Sun: 10.00am - 4.00pm our homeless families changed and it is now hostel for Ashford, Yours truly, John Trading in the area placed in bed and break- easier to turn homes into Fordbridge Road: Johnston ★ ★ 115 Kingsley Road, Hounslow, fast accommodation in HMOs (Homes of mul- Demolition o existing Laleham. for 46 years Middlesex TW3 4AJ Page 4 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 ISSUE 955 Uxbridge man arrested LULLABY HOUR AT in waste crime ST PETER’S HOSPITAL An investigation into dozens of giant heaps of The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at St waste dumped illegally Peter’s were delighted to recently be joined by across southern England professional singer and ukulele player, Emma has led to an arrest. Stevens, for Lullaby Hour. Lullaby Hour is an A 44-year-old man award winning project created by the Music in from Maidenhead, in Hospitals & Care charity that brings calming music Berkshire, was held at into hospital wards to help aid sleep and recovery nearby Eton Wick on for babies. Emma sang to some of the parents and Tuesday 21 May by babies in NICU, and played some gentle and sooth- Thames Valley Police in ing music on her Ukulele which created a relaxing connection with large- and calm environment for parents as they held their scale illegal waste-tip- babies. ping in Surrey, west Lon- an ongoing investigation gation continues, with gal dumping across four Phoebe Gorry, Concerts Coordinator at Music don, Buckinghamshire, between the Environ- various lines of enquiry counties and west Lon- in Hospitals & Care says; “Our live music sessions Kent and Hampshire. ment Agency, the Met- being pursued. don. are delivered by professional musicians and are The spate of incidents ropolitan Police and Emma Viner, area “Waste criminals put designed to humanise clinical settings, to reach and started in March this Thames Valley and Sur- enforcement manager both the environment connect people, to encourage communication and year, and has so far seen rey forces. for the Environment and local communities meaningful interactions and to elicit emotions and 35 amounts of waste de- A tipper lorry and van Agency, said: at risk with their reck- memories when it matters most.” posited unlawfully, with believed to be involved “We are pleased an less actions. The Envi- Jo Willard, NICU Family Support Coordinator 100 tonnes dumped in in the illegal activity arrest has been made in ronment Agency is de- at St. Peter’s Hospital supports the project and says; one go in some cases. were seized as part of the connection with sus- termined to bring cul- “We received such wonderful feedback from both Professional singer and ukulele player, Emma The arrest is part of operation. The investi- pected large-scale ille- prits to justice. staff and parents who all thoroughly enjoyed the Stevens plays for baby and Mum, Jo Gee. “We encourage any- session. The Lullaby Hour created such a beautiful one with information on memory for all the parents involved to treasure and of the ‘healing arts’ initiative to enhance the thera- McLUSKEY AND JACOBS these incidents to con- provided a distraction to the neonatal environ- peutic environment across Trust sites, helping to tact Crimestoppers ment.” achieve our vision of providing an outstanding anonymously on 0800 This exciting series of Lullaby Hour sessions is experience and the best possible outcomes for PROTEST AGAINST HEATHROW 555 111.” one of many proposed activities that will form part patients and the team. EGHAM ROYAL SHOW RETURNS ST A feast of family fun ON 24/25 AUGUST IN ITS 161 YEAR free entry. and entertainment will be Entries to the Horticul- first time with a display the first day. The Show’s Tickets to the Show on the menu at the Egham ture Marquee, including of veteran cars and there transport partner, South cost £10 for adults, £9 for Royal Show, which takes the best scarecrow, can be will be information about Western Railway, is en- concessions and £8 if place on the Showground made after 1pm on Friday the Concorde experience couraging visitors to booked in advance via at Whitehall Lane, 23 August, and up to 9am in the aircraft’s Golden travel to Egham Station the Show website Egham on Saturday 24 & on Saturday 24 August. Jubilee year. by train. Alternatively car www.eghamroyal Local campaigners Paul barrier against pollution ‘shrink’ this lovely area. Sunday 25 August start- Show raffle tickets will be The Show will be parking is free in the show.org.uk; children Jacobs and Andrew and noise which we will For years local people ing at 10am on each day. on sale on both days with opened by the Mayor of Procter & Gamble car aged 14 and under with a McLuskey, are protest- need even more with an have been pressing for The Show is famous many exciting prizes. Runnymede at 10am on park. ticket-holding adult have ing Heathrow’s plan to expanded airport. Pollu- the north-western end of for its agriculture and take over most of the tion has been proven as Stanwell to become a horticulture displays, the green space in the north the cause of many dis- local nature reserve and arts and craft and model of Stanwell. eases, miscarriage and ul- we had understood this tents, the vintage and clas- Paul commented: timately premature death. had been officially sic vehicles, the Music ‘Not only have Heathrow We should be doubling agreed with the landown- Festival, the real ales and decided to take over the and trebling the number ers and Surrey County ciders in the Parklands Oaks Road Biodiversity of trees in these areas Council. It is puzzling to Manor Community Mar- site, and much of the and not tearing them us how Heathrow have quee, and so much more. planned Stanwell Woods down. Add to that - the managed to reduce this In the Main Arena site; they intend to grab construction sites will to a much smaller parcel sponsored by Crest small and large green ar- cause misery for resi- of land.’ Nicholson and Aviva, eas of land across dents who will have to Paul and Andrew will children will love the 2019 Stanwell and Stanwell put up with 20 years of shortly be presenting the Alan Geenhalgh birds of Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th August 2019 Moor for industrial de- lorry movements at all petition to save prey display, the Hem- velopment and construc- hours.’ “Stanwell’s Green lock Morris Dancers, the 10.00am - 5.30pm tion; the worst of these Andrew added: ‘It is Lungs”, which now BMX bikes and motor will be for massive multi- beyond belief that at a stands at 400 signatures, bike stunts, and the Scurry Caddey’s Field, Whitehall Lane, Egham, Surrey, TW20 9NW storey car parking and the time when we are all very and urge you to sign by Racing, plus the rare reprocessing of foul concerned about the en- following the link on the breeds cattle, sheep and drainage. These sites cur- vironment, the Airport “Stanwell’s Green pigs. rently provide a natural seems determined to Lungs” Facebook page. In the Dog Show, sponsored by Vets Now and Imber Park, families can enter their dogs from 10am each day, includ- ing the dog with the waggiest tail, and dog looking most like its owner. The aircraft simula- Littlewick Show tor will be on the Showground, so that visi- • Horse Show • Vintage Cars • Horticulture & Domestic Produce tors can see what it feels • Dog Show • Fun Fair • Punch & Judy • Side Shows like to fly a Tornado, • Pedal Planes • Children’s Handicraft • ‘Circus Whiz’ Typhoon or Harrier jump Buy your tickets in advance, online for a special discount •Waltham St Lawrence Silver Band • Frozen Themed jet, sponsored by the Characters • ‘Only Ukes’ • Children’s Fancy Dress Aviation Logistics Net- ADMISSION PRICES ADVANCE TICKET DAY TICKET • Maidenhead Concert Band • Children’s Farm work. Adult (15-64) £8 £10 • Display of Sporting Dog Training and other attractions The Music Festival, Concession (65+) £7 £9 Licensed Bar – Refreshments sponsored by Future Electronics, will feature Children (14 and under) FREE FREE BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY local bands and acoustic Children must be accompanied by a ticket holding adult. acts on both days, and the 26th AUGUST, 2019 vintage and classic ve- More information can be found on the Show website at Bottle Meadow, Bath Road, Knowl Hill, RG10 9YT hicle display will play www.eghamroyalshow.org.uk host to the Rolls Royce Information: 18 Pinkneys Road, Maidenhead Owners Club on the Sun- Supported by Telephone 01628 630622 day. [email protected] Brooklands Museum www.littlewickshow.co.uk in Weybridge is repre- facebook.com/eghamroyalshow twitter.com/eghamroyalshow sented at the Show for the ISSUE 955 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 Page 5 Page 6 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 ISSUE 955 Raising funds Swissport signs for Alyssa long-term lease at Local music producer Rob Thomas (aka Phonetix) has recorded an album to raise funds for a trip to America for his six year old daughter Alyssa, who Heathrow Cargo was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaeumia at the age of three and has undergone 27 months of chemotherapy. Singles from the al- bum (which is appropriately entitled ’27 Months’) have received support from DJs & industry peers EZ, DJ Q, Hospital Records, the Wideboys and Kissy Sellout. Having created a buzz in clubland, the eagerly anticipated album will be widely available from 31st August 2019 via riddlerrecords.com and all major online outlets. It features Garage, House, Drum & Bass and Jazz material; showcasing a variety of emotive sounds to reflect the family’s struggle over the past few years. Rob said, “as a parent it’s difficult to sit by and watch your child go through such a harrowing experience, unable to physically do anything to whilst simultaneously doing something special for reduce their suffering. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t and paying tribute to my daughter – who is my hero. struggle to cope with the grief that went hand-in- It’s my hope in years to come that she’ll be able hand with that, so had to do something during those to look back and be proud of this piece of art, which 27 months to turn that negative into a positive. she inspired.” More information and links to pre- Recording this album was my way of doing so, order the album are available via phonetix.co.uk

60s 70s & 80s Live Music Party Night Swissport, one of the facilities at Heathrow tre will allow Swissport SEGRO the ability to Still time to Book for this Great Night at the world’s leading cargo- Airport, which are inte- to strengthen its air progress a future rede- handling companies, gral to the efficient and cargo operations and velopment of the Cargo Stanwell Hotel on 6th September will extend its stay at reliable movement of service capabilities at Centre to support the SEGRO’s Heathrow goods. Heathrow airport allow- proposed expansion of 60s 70s & 80s Live Music Party Night, so bring your Friends, Family & Work Colleagues and Cargo Centre at “Swissport’s deci- ing our customers a the airport and benefit party the night away in aid of The Ashford Hospital Cancer Unit Heathrow Airport fol- sion also reflects the stable platform for fur- customers including Tickets are £39 pp Inc. Drink on Arrival Three course Dinner with Coffee and Entertainment lowing the re-gear of its importance of Heathrow ther growth.” Swissport. with a Solo Singer, to keep you Dancing all night. lease. Airport for UK exports The Cargo Centre, SEGRO is the lead- The company, which and imports and the which comprises 1.2m ing owner and manager Call / Message to BOOK to 07766 674004 handles approximately strong demand for the sq ft of space in total, of airside cargo facilities 4.8 million tons of cargo properties in our portfo- has a unique airside lo- in the UK, with a portfo- annually, has signed a lio. We’re pleased to cation which offers di- lio of 2.2 million sq ft 10-year lease at a mar- extend our relationship rect access to the apron, across Heathrow, ket rent on a 104,000 sq so we can continue reducing waiting times Gatwick and Stansted air- VJ Carpets Ltd ft warehouse unit on working together to and providing more cer- ports. Swissport is one of Shoreham Road. capitalise on future tainty around deliveries. SEGRO’s largest airside Gareth Baker, Re- growth opportunities for The agreement of the customers, occupying Supply of quality at low cost... gional Director for air cargo in the UK.” new terms with 185,000 sq ft in total Heathrow at SEGRO, Jason Gaskell COO Swissport follows long- across the three sites. said: Cargo Western Europe term commitments from Heathrow Airport is “This long-term at Swissport, added: Air Canada and World- the UK’s largest cargo We do commitment ensures “Heathrow remains wide Flight Services hub, with over 1.6 mil- Swissport and its cus- key to our UKI Cargo which have both re- lion metric tons trans- free estimating tomers can continue to operations, our commit- geared leases in 2019. ported through the air- benefit from our well- ment to SEGRO’s The lease includes a port in the year June and planning... positioned, airside cargo Heathrow Cargo Cen- clause which gives 2018 – May 2019. Union slams Heathrow strike-breaking scheme

VJ Carpets Ltd is Southall’s leading specialist Carpet retailer, Striking Heathrow firefighters are being under- from Surrey County Council. Airport fire crews selling a wide range of carpets, rugs, vinyls and laminates cut by a privatised strike-breaking outfit from are specialists and, quite frankly, this Micky Surrey County Council, the Fire Brigades Union Mouse outfit will not be trained to deal with together with associated accessories. Establish over 15 years. (FBU) has learned. The FBU has slammed the airplane fires to anywhere near the standard of “backhanded” method of strike-breaking, warn- airport firefighters. They’re playing fast and • Benefit of choosing VJ carpets: ing that replacement crews will not be suffi- loose with public safety at an airport, one of the ciently trained for airport or airplane fires. most high-risk locations imaginable. • Free fitting for carpets over £6 sqm The strike-breaking unit, South East Busi- “Striking Heathrow workers have the full Produce ness Services, was set up by Surrey County support of the FBU. It is grossly unfair that they • Free good quality underlay with Council over four years ago as a separate local be treated so poorly, while executives and share- this advert selected ranges authority trading company. Some firefighters holders line their own pockets. No one, and initially signed up to the unit, which came with certainly no firefighters, should be helping bosses and get •We stock all major brands of carpets a £3,000 pay package, but pulled out upon learn- undermine this strike under any circumstance.” ing that the unit was set up to provide strike Over 4,000 Heathrow Airport workers had 10% off • Free estimate and local delivery cover. planned to strike in late July in a dispute over Firefighters in Surrey are not generally pay. But the industrial action scheduled for 24 trained to provide airport or airplane fire cover, and 25 July was later called off so union mem- which requires specialist skills. The FBU be- bers could vote on a new pay offer. 110 The Green, Southall, Middx UB2 4BQ lieves the strike breaking plan is badly thought Ballots close at 17:00 today, Friday 2 August. out and could risk public safety at Heathrow If the offer is refused, and subsequent negotia- Call us now for many other special offers: Airport. tions with ACAS fail, two more 48-hour strikes, Matt Wrack, FBU general secretary, said: planned for August 5 -6 and August 23-24, are 020-8574 9033 “This is a backhanded act of strike-breaking likely to go ahead. ISSUE 955 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 Page 7 Councillor Update Spelthorne Means Business Awards Scam Alert Just a few weeks left to enter Entries for the Spelthorne Means Business Awards close on 31 ber for Economic Development, said: “So many of the businesses Please be aware that some local residents are being contacted via telephone by August so there are just a few weeks to tell us what makes your who entered last year have told us that being part of the Business scammers pretending to be the police. The scammers claim that your credit business special. We have twelve categories so there’s an Awards gave them great publicity, helped them to make new card has been cloned and used to make significant purchases running into award to suit every type and size of business. contacts, and provided an opportunity to recognise the hard work thousands of pounds. They have your name, they demand your card details and The winners of ‘Best Business in Spelthorne’ at last year’s of their staff. We look forward to celebrating with the finalists and once they have sufficient information, they could be equipped to fraudulently awards told the Council that being involved with the Awards announcing the winners at the gala dinner at Shepperton Studios obtain your funds. The telephone manner and call behaviour is very convinc- had been really beneficial. Viv Lambe from Brown Bag Crisps on 17 October.” ing and assertive and could intimidate the householder to panic and release said: “We were so honoured to win the inaugural Spelthorne Visit www.spelthorne.gov.uk/SMBA by 31 August to enter personal details. Calls are being made after 9:30pm and therefore are timed to Means Business Awards and genuinely couldn’t believe it. We your business for an award. potentially catch a householder who is tired and possibly less alert. had been shortlisted for ‘Exporter of the Year’ and to win Award categories Please ensure that you do not give out any personal details over the overall business on top of that felt just unbelievable, and a ● Best new start up telephone or by any means if contacted in this way. culmination of 9 years’ hard work. ● Creative business of the year This message is particularly important for our elderly and vulnerable in our “Not only has the prestige of the awards been a great boost ● Best small business communities who may be specifically targeted by those intent on committing for us as a team, but it has opened up so many opportunities that ● Healthy business award fraud. we just didn’t expect. It can feel quite lonely as a small business ● Independent business of the year If you or any of your neighbours have any worries or concerns regarding at times, but the awards introduced us to the wider Spelthorne ● Exporter of the year any suspicious telephone calls, letters or household visits, please do advise - business community, which is a wonderful network of people ● Best corporate social responsibility business support can be provided as necessary. and groups. The support we have had has just been great and we ● Best business in Ashford and Stanwell I can be contacted as follows : [email protected] urge anyone to enter these awards, not just for the opportunities ● Best business in Shepperton and Charlton 07970 350473 and publicity it brings, but for all the amazing people you can ● Best business in Staines and Laleham Yours sincerely, Denise Turner Stewart meet.” ● Best business in Staines BID area Surrey County Councillor, Staines South and Ashford West Cllr Olivia Rybinski, Spelthorne Council’s Cabinet Mem- ● Best business in Sunbury and Halliford Edmiston brings its branding to the vertical gateway Edmiston, the world Edmiston London Heli- nership with the man- a significant investment business and private leading yacht company, port. agement and owners of that has revitalised the movements totaled has taken over the title Edmiston Chief Ex- London Heliport, our whole look of the heli- 4,401. This represents a sponsorship of The Lon- ecutive, Jamie Edmiston objective is to deliver port.” 39% growth since 2012 don Heliport. Coincid- commented; “We have the best possible expe- The London Heliport when the Reuben Broth- ing with the heliport’s made a long-term com- rience for clients using continues to thrive as the ers acquired the heliport 60th Anniversary this mitment to this key Lon- the Heliport.” capital’s only licensed in February that year. summer, Edmiston has don gateway. For us, “With this collabo- heliport serving busi- Interlining with busi- undertaken a major re- this is more than a brand- ration with Edmiston we ness and private move- ness jet activity contin- styling of both the inte- ing exercise. Our aim is are entering an exciting ments, police and ues to account for nearly rior and exterior termi- to bring the rigorous fo- new era,” said London medevac missions. It is 25% of movements with nal, including a com- cus, attention to detail Heliport General Man- home to The London commercial operators plete repaint of the land- and teamwork that you ager Simon Hutchins. Helicopter sight-seeing departing London ing, take-off and apron would find on board a “Edmiston is a presti- business and a number Biggin Hill, Luton, Lon- areas. Effective 1st Au- large yacht - to the op- gious luxury brand to of helicopter charter don Oxford, gust, the Heliport will eration of the heliport. align with and Jamie tech companies. For the Farnborough and be known as The Working in close part- Edmiston has overseen first six months of 2019 Stansted Airports. ARE YOU READY for the bright future? Full-time, Part -time, Evening & Weekend

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The Hollies, Poyle Road, Colnbrook SL3 0AA 01753 687876 PART-TIME SELF Pertemps are recruiting! HGV 1 Drivers urgently required EMPLOYED DRIVERS Now recruiting for Full Time + Part Time HGV 1 Drivers Day and Night Shifts available - 7 days a week. Shift hours vary from 8-12 hours Collections and Deliveries to all major UK Airports. General Distribution work. Imports and Exports 3.5 TONNE The ideal Driver will have the following skills and experiences: ● Valid C+E licence ● No more than 6 points ● LGV/HGV Class 1 Digi card tacho experience ● 18 months UK Class 1 HGV driving experience ● Air freight experience desirable but not essential 7.5 TONNE ● Clean Criminal record Check ● Full five year checkable work history ● Excellent Pay rates LGV ALL CLASSES Class 2 Drivers required Now recruiting for Full Time + Part Time HGV 2 Drivers Drivers required for contracts moving vehicles for Day and Night Shifts available - 7 days a week. Shift hours vary from 8-12 hours companies within the film industry. Air freight and multidrop vacancies available The ideal Driver will have the following skills and experiences: ● Valid C+E licence ● No more than 6 points Early mornings, days, evenings, weekends to suit. ● HGV Class 2 Digi card tacho experience ● 18 months UK Class 2 HGV driving experience ● Air freight experience desirable but not essential You must have a full driving licence, ● Clean Criminal record Check ● Full five year checkable work history (minor endorsements accepted), if applicable Digital ● Excellent Pay rates If you don’t have the required 18 months experience…..not a problem! Take the time tachograph card and drivers cpc. You must complete to visit the Driving Team at our Heathrow branch to get more information abut our basic paper-work and either be registered self FREE Pertemps Driver Training school. We offer free training and assessments to get newly qualified drivers into work. Our recognised academy has proven successful with employed or do so for before working for us. many of our current candidates and clients. To apply or for more information Tel: 01932 488055 Mobile: 07909 640 471 Please contact your Local Pertemps Team on [email protected] 01753 687 876 ISSUE 955 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 Page 9

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We are an equal opportunities employer We are looking for up to Currently seeking ★ 30 EXPERIENCED ★ ★ CLASS 1 HGV DRIVERS ★ PRODUCTION OPERATIVES in the Slough area. We have won an exciting new contract with a client that needs for a full time position in a chocolate manufacturer based in HGV drivers daily/weekly/monthly. Uxbridge UB8. The successful candidates will possess a current and valid Class 1 HGV Job Role will include: Licence and must have HGV Class 1 driving experience. Delivery of TV and Film Equipment. Assembly of product. Days 0600 - 1800 • Nights 1800-0600 • Weekend work available Picking stock from order list. Minimum 8 hours per day Packing necessary items and stock into the required packaging. Responsibilities of the Class 1 HGV Driver General maintenance of the warehouse ensuring a clean Perform complete pre- and post-operation inspection of the vehicle in working environment is kept. accordance with Company policy to ensure tyre pressure, fluid levels, safety equipment, gauges, and controls are in proper working order. Report any Preparing orders by processing requests and supply orders. safety issues on standard reports. Pulling materials. Maintain adherence to required productivity standards for the department to Placing orders in delivery area. ensure all customers are serviced in a timely and efficient manner. Minimum of 1 years warehouse/production experience is needed Follow all required safety policies and procedures. for this role. 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The Best Connection – Staines 01784 450555 [email protected] The Best Connection – Slough 01753 465676 [email protected] ISSUE 955 HEATHROW VILLAGER 10th August 2019 Page 11 VillagerVillager MotoringMotoring Graduated driving licences must IAM RoadSmart main- tains that Graduated Driving Licences must spearhead a comprehen- be accelerated sive series of changes to save then lives of young were 1,782 reported road deaths in the year 2018. Today’s figures drivers, as another set road deaths in 2018 . It June 2017-June 2018 - a This compares to the show there were a total of disappointing statis- says: “This is similar to figure that has been 26,610 people killed or of 160,378 casualties of tics emerge from today’s the level seen since largely static every year seriously injured (KSI) all severities in reported (25 July) government 2012, which followed a since 2012. reported to the police in road traffic accidents in road casualty announce- period of substantial re- It adds there were the year June 2017-June 2018. This is 6% lower ment. duction in fatalities from 25,484 serious injuries 2018, and 26,664 in the than in 2017. It adds that The Department for 2006 to 2010.” in road traffic accidents year June 2016- June accounting for change Transport says there There were 1,770 reported to the police in 2017. in traffic, the rate of fa- talities per billion ve- hicle miles has fallen by 1% from 5.43 in 2017 to More older people dying on roads 5.38 in 2018. In spite of some en- New Department for Transport (DfT) road casualty ments: “Although the overall number of casualties couraging trends, IAM IAM RoadSmart strongly supports the six months of driving, statistics released today (25 July 2019) reveal a 5 and fatalities is an improvement on last year, these RoadSmart, the UK’s wishes to see the fol- development of a ‘post’ for example to limit the per cent increase in the number of over 60s who figures are still incredibly upsetting. Every casu- biggest independent lowing: A 12-month or ‘second’ phase test as number of peer passen- died on Britain’s roads last year. alty is a personal story of injury, fear and some- road safety charity, minimum learning pe- part of a refreshed licens- gers (but no limit on Pedestrians accounted for 25 per cent of road times grief. maintains that a succes- riod with an online ing system. After pass- older passengers) and a fatalities in 2018 – down three per cent on 2017. “It’s extremely concerning to see increases in sion of governments learning log for learner ing the practical test re- lower blood alcohol However, there were increases in pedestrian fatali- pedestrian fatalities amongst the youngest and old- have chosen to brush the drivers to complete prior fresher and eco driving limit ties amongst vulnerable groups: children and older est members of our communities. issue under the carpet. to taking the practical lessons must be taken However, the char- people. “Designing streets which are safe for nine-year Neil Greig, IAM test. Low speed parking before full license status ity welcomes the new 586 over 60s died on Britain’s roads in 2018 – olds and 90-year olds - with 20mph speed limits, RoadSmart director of and turning manoeuvres is granted. IAM inquiry to explore road up five per cent on the previous year – with over a streets free from parked cars and investment in policy and research, said: could be assessed as part RoadSmart wants to safety for young and third of those being pedestrians (202); effective behaviour change programmes – will “These figures underline of this process. There is work with stakeholders novice drivers an- In 2017, 38 per cent of child fatalities were make them safe for everyone and encourage more the critical need to accel- evidence that around to develop the best solu- nounced today (refer- pedestrians but last year this rose to over half people to choose this cleaner and healthier way to erate delivery of policies 120 hours of driving tion using the resources ence 2). (58%). travel. such a Graduated Driv- experience in mixed currently available in the Young drivers age Living Streets was established 90 years ago to “Investing in safe, convenient and attractive ing Licences. The gov- conditions would pro- UK 17-24 account for seven improve road safety. Its priorities for the next ten conditions for walking brings a range of benefits ernment road safety duce safer new drivers Alongside these percent of the UK’s years include revising the Highway Code to im- that will help deliver the Government’s priorities statement issued last Fri- but not all of this has to interventions IAM driving licence holders, prove safety for people walking, and a lower de- around air quality, public health and road safety. To day highlights many of be with a paid-for in- RoadSmart supports but alarmingly are in- fault speed limit of 20mph for most roads in built up achieve this, the Government has to commit to the issues but was very structor some graduated license volved in 20% of fatal areas. funding significant improvements for walking in short on actions.” IAM RoadSmart controls in the first year/ and serious collisions. Joe Irvin, Chief Executive, Living Streets com- the upcoming Spending Review.”

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Brentford were beaten Brentford 0 Birmingham City 1 the Championnat de closed fee. The 24-year- on the first day of the the early stages in at- With Brentford post. Once again, the Dominic France Amateur, netting old completed a medi- season as a solitary goal tacking areas. With pressing, Griffin Park visitors were fortunate five goals in his first 12 cal in on Tuesday 30 settled the game in Emiliano Marcondes was rocking and when as Brentford were Thompson matches. July, and officially favour of Birmingham and Sergi Canós happy Josh Dasilva was inches from levelling. Brentford have com- Bryan announced joined The Bees, sub- City. The visitors rode to move inside and leave penalised for a trip in Canós fired wide of pleted the signing of himself on the French ject to international their luck for much of space on the flanks, the midfield it was seen as a the far post later in the teenage defender football stage, helping clearance. Joel Valencia the first half but scored Birmingham defence chance for Birmingham half but The Bees went Dominic Thompson Troyes to their first – as he is best known – and midfield were to regroup. Instead, the in at the break behind, from Arsenal. The left- Coupe Gambardella joined Brentford from 18 minutes in and that difficulty for the hosts stretched. Canós pulled ball was played short despite taking almost sided player, turned 19 title in 62 years with a Gliwicki Klub was enough to give them and been half cleared. a shot wide from dis- and Steve Seddon de- complete control of the during pre-season has double in the final at the Sportowy Piast Gliwice, the points. Brentford hit Canós then got away on tance and then did the livered a ball that was game. An early run from signed a three-year con- Stade de France. the current champions the woodwork three the left and delivered a same again when met by Pedersen 19 Dalsgaard and a clever tract after passing a The previous player of Poland, and has times in a first period cross that Forss looked Dalsgaard nodded a yards out. The header pass that ended with medical and there is an to net twice in the signed a four-year con- they dominated but set to head in but chipped pass from looped powerfully and Marcondes pulling a option for an additional Gambardella final had tract. could not get the goal Maxime Colin diverted Jensen in to his path. perfectly over Raya and shot wide from 20 yards, year. been Kylian Mbappe, Joel spent the past their play deserved, and the effort wide. Birmingham had in to the net to give the seemed to suggest the Dominic is a North with Mbeumo dubbed two years with Piast Birmingham got the Dalsgaard had a barely been in to the visitors the lead, very second half would go London lad who joined the ‘Ligue 2 Mbappe’ Gliwice and, last sea- win. header from a Jensen Brentford half in the first much against the run of the same way. But Bir- Arsenal at the age of 12. as he took the division son, helped them win While there can be corner blocked while ten minutes but when play. mingham had other Previously a central by storm last term. the national title for the little doubt Birmingham most eyes were on play- they did break quickly, The goal took the ideas. They sat in a little midfield player, the 19- first time. His perfor- were fortunate to be ers going down in the Lukas Jutkiewicz found sting out of The Bees a deeper, were more com- year-old has been play- mances in a variety of ahead at the interval, middle as they tussled Joel space in the inside left bit. The tempo dropped pact and made them- ing at left back in attacking midfield roles given they had barely for space. Jeanvier went channel for a shot that a fraction and while they selves hard to break Arsenal’s Academy set- earned him the Polish mustered an attack and down holding his head Valencia was blocked by Pontus maintained control of down. The Bees were up and was part of the Player of the Year been forced to defend at one set piece but ref- Brentford have com- Jansson and picked up the game, they were lacking a little in tempo team which reached the award. He scored six very deep, they were not eree Gavin Ward took pleted the signing of by David Raya. Julian unable to create in the and initiative and the FA Youth Cup Final in goals in 33 games last in much trouble after it. no action against the Ecuadorian winger Jeanvier then turned a way they had done just game drifted towards 2018. He signed his first term, contributing a They held a firm defen- Birmingham players in César Joel Valencia low free kick wide be- moments earlier. And it the hour mark. professional contract similar number of as- sive shape and protected the vicinity. And that Castillo for an undis- fore a mad three-minute took a brave save from Dasilva fired a free last summer and played sists. their goalkeeper Lee summed up the later spell. Brentford laid Raya at the feet of kick high over the bar for The Gunners in Pre- Camp so he had few stages of the game. Bir- siege to the Birmingham Jacques Maghoma to from 25 yards when a mier League Two last saves to make. mingham did exactly goal without scoring and stop the visitors going ball in to the box may season. Dominic played MORRIS ROOFING Brentford did not lack what they had to do to were then hit with a two up. But a bad chal- have been better and at 13 games as Arsenal fin- for effort but were un- keep Brentford out. CONTRACTORS LTD sucker punch at the other lenge by Gary Gardner the other end Jutkiewicz ished second in Premier able to find the killer Brentford B midfield end. on Jansson, over the top should have done better League Two Division ball to earn at least a player Jan Zamborek BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS Watkins looked to of the ball and in to the than head weakly at One last season. ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN share of the spoils. came on to try and open have broken through shins of the Brentford Raya when he got free The Bees went on to up the Birmingham de- A FAST AND when he found space in defender – which may at a free kick. After a the front foot from the fence but there was no Bryan EFFICIENT SERVICE the penalty area and have resulted in more free kick was half first whistle. With Ollie way through. The only LOCAL FROM AN cleverly rolled Roberts, than a caution, seemed cleared, Jensen deliv- Watkins dropping in to time Brentford created Mbeumo space in front of the shot flew past Camp to revitalise the home ered, Janvier nodded on AUTHORITY ESTABLISHED even half an opening Teenage attacker Bryan Birmingham’s three but hit the crossbar and side. and a Canós header was COMPANY came in stoppage time Mbeumo joined central midfield players bounced away. There Dalsgaard fed an- saved by Camp. Ethan APPROVED (SINCE 1977) AT when Dalsgaard got on Brentford from Troyes and Mathias Jensen was a better chance sec- other chipped pass in to Pinnock then headed COMPETITIVE PRICES. to a Jensen pass and AC on Monday. linking play in the cen- ond later when Canós Marcondes with only wide. crossed but the deflected He was born in 1999 tre of midfield, found space and cut a Camp to beat but this The introduction of •COMPLETE ROOF RE-TILING AND SLATING effort from Forss fell in in the town of Avallon, Brentford looked to get pass back to Marcondes, time the goalkeeper re- Marcus Forss for to the arms of Camp. South East of Paris •SMALL REPAIRS AND LEAKS UNDERTAKEN forward and were creat- the shot was again true pelled The Bees rather Marcondes with 25 min- He spent the major- ing chances in the open- and beat Camp but hit than the woodwork, al- utes remaining, changed Brentford: Raya; Jeanvier, •UPVC FASCIAS, SOFFITS AND GUTTERING ity of his junior career ing moments. Watkins the crossbar again. Bir- though the frame of the Brentford’s attacking Jansson, Pinnock; Dalsgaard, Jensen, with home town club, Limited Company Registration 4693135 looked as if he had mingham were lucky to goal was in play sec- output. With Watkins Dasilva, Henry; Canós, Club Olympique FREE ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION turned free of Marc Rob- escape as Marcondes onds later. A short cor- moved to a wide posi- Watkins, Marcondes Avallon, before joining erts inside the first 90 had most of the goal to ner was worked via tion, The Bees had a dif- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Birmingham City: Camp; the Troyes Academy seconds, but the ball ran aim at and plenty of time Canós and Jensen back ferent focal point and FULL INSURANCE COVER Dean, Roberts, Pedersen; aged 14. away from him and the to pick his spot. The ball to taker Watkins and he immediately looked Colin, G. Gardner, Davis, Bryan graduated chance was gone. was recycled and weaved in to the penalty more potent. 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