OVER 120,000 readers fortnightly in Cranford, Harlington, Sipson, Harmondsworth, Longford, Colnbrook, Langley, Stanwell Moor, Stanwell, 5 East Bedfont, West Bedfont, Hatton Cross, Ashford, Staines and on Heathrow Airport. Pages ESTABLISHED 34 YEARS ~ FIRST PUBLISHED APRIL 1983 of JOBS IN THIS Email: [email protected] Recipient of British Airways BRING ISSUE SATURDAY 9TH February 2019 ISSUE NO. 942 or: [email protected] Community Champion Award BACK THE ONLY NEWSPAPER THAT CIRCULATES ON HEATHROW IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. FEB 9 1775: The House of Celebrities for sale! Commons approved ancy swap the opportunity to win and has existed for new laws in an effort to ping jokes these up-close and thousands of years. control a rebellion in the American colony of F with Romesh personal experiences Yet this agonising Massachusetts amid Ranganathan? Hav- with the stars. disease is completely mounting dissatisfaction ing a one-on-one pho- Lorraine Kelly preventable and over British taxation tography session with said: “Since starting elimination is now 1801: The signing of the Rankin? Or enjoying my work with only a few years away Peace of Luneville be- a pre-gig gossip with Sightsavers eight – it’s a hugely excit- tween France and Aus- tria dissolved the Holy Rita Ora? years ago, I’ve seen ing and historic time. Roman Empire. Perhaps you’d like the massive differ- It costs Sightsavers 1825: John Quincy to spend the morning ence they’ve made to just 15p to protect Adams was elected US watching Lorraine the visually impaired someone from tra- president, defeating An- Kelly as she films her in so many countries. choma for a year. drew Jackson to end a ITV show, or take a There’s more to do As well as two months impasse. 1949: American actor trip to the theatre with and I’m happy to be Romesh, Rankin, Robert Mitchum was Haydn Gwynne? involved.” Rita, Haydn and jailed for two months for Sightsavers is Lorraine, there are smoking marijuana. making these dream All money raised lots to be won from 1958: A play by Irish experiences a reality through the auction stars including Kate author Samuel Beckett for fans by teaming was banned from the will go towards Moss, Katie Piper, Romesh Ranganathan Kate Moss up with eBay for its Sightsavers’ The End Annie Lennox and London stage because of blasphemy. latest celebrity auc- is in Sight appeal, Stephen Fry. Leone. The value of commitment to equal- sual impairment and also very impres- sive.” 1964: Seventy-three mil- tion. which aims to elimi- Haydn Gwynne helping people see ity for people with vi- other disabilities is lion Americans were re- From 22 February nate the blinding dis- said “I will never for- again, as well as the puted to have watched to 3 March fans can ease, trachoma. Tra- get the amazing work treatment and preven- The Beatles when they visit the auction choma is the world’s I’ve witnessed first tion of visual impair- LANDMARK RULING ON appeared on the Ed www.sightsavers.org/ leading infectious hand with Sightsavers ment, cannot be over- Sullivan Show, a week stated. Sightsavers’ LIVE-STREAMING after their single I Wanna auctions and bid on cause of blindness in India and Sierra Hold Your Hand topped the US Hit parade. HEATHROW COURT CASE 1971: The first British An application to live interest, allowing those extent of concern at the soldier was killed as Council move infringes on stream a trial at the High from other parts of the government’s decision trouble broke out in Court on the expansion country to avoid consid- to allow Heathrow to Northern Ireland. of Heathrow has been erable costs of attending expand. 1972: Prime Minister freedom of speech and assembly refused at a hearing on the hearings in London – “This is why so many Edward Heath declared Tuesday. a point acknowledged by people consider them- a state of emergency as “Only weeks after the to an activist group and “anti-social” behaviour, subject to a rigorous le- Justice Hickinbottom Justice Hickinbottom. selves interested parties the miners’ strike entered Court of Appeal an- has disregarded the it goes far beyond what gal challenge on the ruled that the trial by five Transcripts of proceed- in these proceedings, and its third month. nounced that it will re- powerful evidence of is reasonable or propor- grounds that it has vio- claimants, versus the ings will also be pub- why a fair few of them 1981: Musician Bill view Ealing’s incredibly vulnerable women tionate - banning even a lated fundamental civil Secretary of State for lished, although it re- will feel let down by this Haley died. broad PSPO, Richmond gladly accepting the simple offer of assis- liberties. Transport – set to begin mains to be decided as to decision not to let them BIRTHDAYS … Council has passed a practical and emotional tance. Richmond’s PSPO on 11 March for two how costs of these scripts tune in. We will continue Mrs Patrick Campbell, similarly far-reaching support offered by pro- It is very surprising has already attracted weeks – could not be live will be apportioned. to explore legislative 1865: English actress measure that life organisations out- that Richmond is pro- similar, if not higher, streamed as the law dat- Paul McGuinness, opportunities to bring who had a close rela- tionship with Irish writer criminalises peaceful side of the abortion fa- ceeding to implement levels of criticism and is ing from 1925, did not Chair of the No 3rd Run- what is a very out-dated George Bernard Shaw protest and free speech. cilities. this PSPO, notwith- likely to result in an- allow for proceedings way Coalition, repre- law into the 21st Cen- within the court to be senting hundreds of tury.” after playing Eliza Once again, a London While the measure is standing the fact that other costly court chal- recorded. However, the thousands of residents Jackie Clark, Chair of Doolittle in his play borough has capitulated purported to address Ealing’s PSPO is still lenge.” court will seek to pro- who would be negatively the Stop Heathrow Ex- Pygmalion. vide another large and impacted by Heathrow pansion group, which is Ronald Colman, 1891: Licensed with Spelthorne B.C. accessible additional expansion, said: based in the areas that Renowned English ac- HOT courtroom for members “Whilst we are dis- face demolition in the tor born in Richmond. TUBS of the public wishing to appointed with today’s event that the new run- He started in theatre and way goes ahead, com- silent films before going from £3,999 watch the proceedings ruling, we welcome sev- who won’t be able to fit eral outcomes such as mented: “Many resi- on to enjoy a great career 10 spas on display in UXBRIDGE in Court 76. Tweeting allowing tweeting from dents who are set to lose in Hollywood. Died in Open 7 days. Tel: 01895 347915 from both courtrooms is the courtroom and po- their homes will want to 1958. Aqua Hot Tubs, also to be permitted. tentially permitting follow the court proceed- Carole King, 1941: Smiths Garden Additionally, on ap- screenings of the pro- ings closely but may not American songwriter Centre plication, screening of ceedings in other courts be able to physically at- and singer who wrote the proceedings in other around the country. tend the court for a whole numerous hits. Corporate Accounts Welcome 95 Oxford Rd, courts around the coun- “We are pleased that range of reasons. So we Mia Farrow, 1945: Ac- Your Dependable Carriage Services Uxbridge UB9 4DE try will be considered, the judges recognised the will be urging claimants tress who made her name an acknowledgment that merits of the case to submit an applica- after appearing in televi- [email protected] www.aquatubs.co.uk case if of wide public brought forward and the tion.” sion series Peyton Place. . You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk Page 2 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 ISSUE 942 260 Kingston Road, Staines, Middx TW18 1PG VILLAGER DIRECTORY Email: [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Fax: 01784 453196 Please include your full street address and daytime telephone number. OVER 30’s PARTY NIGHTS COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF CONSULTATION CANCELLED? COMPANIES ARE YOU OVER 30 * 40 * 50 * 60 ? LUV’D YOUR CLUBBING DAYS? THEN COME & RELIVE THOSE Sir, PRESS BREXIT GOOD TIMES. at the WINNING POST, A316, In answer to my own question TWICKENHAM (A LEGENDARY VENUE MADE FOR DANCING) it’s CLUB CLASSICS 70’s 80’s (Villager 26 January) about PANIC BUTTON 90’s 00’s building works in Stanwell I have Sir DANCE PARTY ON THE SECOND SATURDAY been surprised to discover that The trickle of companies quitting London as MONTHLY PLUS it’s MOTOWN SOUL 60’s 70’s the local council believe they March’s ‘Brexit Day’ nears it turning into a stam- 80’s have no need to abide by normal pede. DANCE PARTY ON THE LAST FRIDAY MONTHLY. planning procedures (including BOTH NIGHTS 9 – 1 (last entry 11) NICE P&O Shipping (established 1837) announced consultation) in this project. that all six of its cross channel ferries will be ATMOSPHERE, MUSIC YOU CAN RELATE TO. Assuming that is the case one SMART CASUAL/GENTS COLLARED SHIRTS registered not as ‘British’ but as ‘Cypriot’. What REQ. (NO TEE SHIRTS OR TRAINERS). has to ask: ‘What price local happened to pride in our merchant navy? Further Info http://www.mingles.co.uk democracy’? That panic button was pressed to keep EU tax WE ARE ALSO OPEN ON NEW YEARS EVE. We live in an era when we, benefits Will EU rules even permit it? rightly, take it for granted that Sir James Dyson, pro Brexit billionaire, claim- DOUBLE GLAZING REPAIRS big businesses and local authori- ing that ‘sunny uplands will await Britain’s depar- We are specialists in burglary emergencies/sealed ties should consult before they ture is nevertheless moving his HQ to Singapore! units (broken or steamed), friction hinges and stays, undertake expensive and exten- All right, Jack? window and door handles, locks and lock replacement. sive construction projects. With similar two-faced hypocrisy, arch leaver If it is anything to do with double glazing repair work, Clearly, assuming the council is ‘enthusiasts} Rees Mogg has long since moved his call us free of charge now. ABBEY REPAIRS 0800 correct, the law in this area needs billions to the Republic of Ireland, a fervent ‘Re- 838877. Mention this newspaper. A1309 changing pretty quick. And main’ country. rather than shelter behind the letter of the law the Middletons Moanings 116 Sony is quitting London for Amsterdam. Its borough should be bringing local residents on board alarmed world wide associates will assuredly fol- Sir, PLEASE MENTION in the way we would expect. low. A couple of weeks ago I saw a very insightful play THE HEATHROW Yours truly, Luxury car maker Bentley is advising has cus- on the telly called “I, Daniel Blake”. This high- Andrew McLuskey tomers of relocation across the channel. Either VILLAGER WHEN lighted the astounding difference between people Diamedes Avenue, move or collapse. REPLYING and bureaucracy when it came to dealing unem- Stanwell Pets at Home, the nation’s biggest pet supplier ployment. It appears that the system used presently TO ADVERTS is stockpiling essentials now, but may well be Why not pop in to by local authorities follows a similar pattern when driven to relocate. Food does not6 keep. Indefinite it comes to housing. refrigeration is unhealthy and costly. JOHN’S I have a friend who is homeless, he is not Dixons Carphone reveals that Brexit will cost it Trace, Gray computer literate. He is in his mid-sixties, has PORTUGESE CAR intolerable amounts of profit to lose its EU access. worked all his life as a manual worker. He paid his Action follows. Of course London is not alone in STYLE CAFE dues all of his working life. He is at the age of many and Middleton such Brexit mayhem. men who sadly have been discarded by their own at Vermeulen’s Nissan, Jaguar, Land Rover are on departure BOOT families, almost as if they are past their sell by date. Garden Centre notice. He suffers depression, heart and breathing prob- We offer: EVERY take note The Japanese are based here for access to the lems, as well as homelessness, after a year of sofa Platters of Sir EU. surfing or living in his car. sandwiches and THURSDAY Has Harold Trace, G Gray, of Feltham Hill Road, In faraway Wales investment being withdrawn Visiting the Council (three different officials) cakes. and Mr G Middleton ever thought of going to live by Far East companies are to kill Anglesey’s only & SUNDAY he was sent away to gather a possible 33 documents We now serve chips. in Venezuela. I’m sure they would all be happy in industry, the nuclear power station, and Airbus, Ideal for parties (in fairness, most don’t apply in his case). This man HOUNSLOW HEATH that bankrupt, corrupt Marxist paradise. Also, take NE. Wales only significant employer is also And also GARDEN CENTRE had a basic education and is unable to deal easily Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbot with you. And for doomed. Relocation will accelerate, nation wide. scrumptious Custard Staines Road, with the modern world of form filling and the Mr Middleton’s information, I am not a Tory Lib- We were guaranteed by Fox, Davis and Johnson, Cream Cakes, Hounslow, Middx internet. The first thing he is told is to go on-line and eral or a right winger. I am an ex Labour activist of Theresa May’s fanatical arrangers of Brexit, that by delicious Doughnuts fill in forms. Start up 7am-1pm many years who quit the party in disgust over Blair, Christmas 2018 ‘forty new trade treaties would and all you can expect The paper and electronic barriers placed before Weather permitting Brown and Mandelson’s mass immigration policy. mark our prosperity. from a Portuguese him are methods of delaying outcome. What’s cafe owner. They betrayed the public. The truth? Not even one is established. 07891 265124 missing in this procedure is TRUST. It is assumed He will even provide Yours Why no sackings? 07540 433919 by authority that all people who visit them are out you with a full R$ Carson Yours hounslowheathcarboot.co.uk to get something for nothing. Of course there are English Breakfast. Former Resident of Ashford, G Gray NO NEW OR individuals that cheat, but the majority are honest. COUNTERFEIT GOODS now of Boscombe, Bournemouth. Feltham Hill Road, Ashford. 01784 469090 George Middleton BADGER THE TAX MAN! SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? Adult education SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? POLLUTION FROM OVERSEAS? Sirs enlightenment Don’t pay more tax than you need to The attached flight path Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out which only shows west- extinguished Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, erly take offs. So we must out of office hours at no extra charge. add in the easterly take off Sir Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 which also take off and We should be celebrating in Staines Oast House Mob: 07752 565 398 turn over Staines. Both venue the centenary of local adult education, the Email: [email protected] have been in use since blazing beacon of a civilised country. This Tory 1960 and shows the pun- government has cut it by 65%. HEATHROW ishment we all get so we Alas, it is yet another victim of the criminality of need to be rid of it asap American bankers a decade ago. Joy turns to angry COURIERS UK LTD In the earlier days we mourning. had mostly cat 2 aircraft Adult education (for the widening of horizons, Same Day which had to climb higher an d the sheer joy of learning) is no more here. Lour faster for safety reasons but or forum is silenced. now we have these low, The returning troops, World War One’s shat- Overnight slow flying monsters and the airport misleads us by tered in mind and body, recovered sanity in its NATIONAL - INTERNATIONAL saying they are quieter!!. opening the gates to a treasure house of delight. DELIVERIES Inside for passengers it more fuel could have the aircraft and the systems on our nightmare. The pre- Further, purposeful study followed. CUSTOMS CLEARANCE maybe quiet but for us same effect. If this is a which they operate are ferred solution if a solution Art, literature, discussion, debate, current af- 24-HOUR SERVICE poor souls beneath they are problem weight factors computerised so rapid day is needed to all these prob- fairs in an atmosphere of calm and enjoyment were deaths messengers. We must be reduced and lug- by day changes can be lems must not be a Bigger explored for 100 years. Tel: 01753 68 66 22 must ban aircraft from fly- gage strictly controlled not made if required and suc- Heathrow but Better Local regulars will remember ‘OUTLAW ing over residential and allowing the vast multiple cessive aircraft using Heathrow. SMOKING’ versus FOREST (Freedom of Rights heavy populated areas be- loads seen at the terminals. slightly different take off Instead a new airport to Enjoy Smoking and Tobacco). Profit or Health? CHRIS WEST fore another crash like papa It is clear that our suf- patterns. In any event if needed to spread the IRISHUNIONISTS VERSUS NATIONAL- india which just crashed ferings increase their prof- turning aircraft do not con- load should be built in an ISTS — police, attending but not needed. Green, CARPENTRY & JOINERY short of staines high street its. Interestingly a mother tinue climbing in the turn area perhaps like manston orange or neither? and the other more recent whose daughter died from and so Turns must not be that will benefit the com- It is shameful to be robbed of this inexpensive, Specialists in all aspects of crash just inside the airport Asthma has been granted allowed until at least 2000 munity and the traveling exciting service. Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery walls at hatton cross. We permission to seek death feet is reached. This in it- public, we have already It should be noted that discussions were pas- have been warned related pollution reason self will spread the pollu- too many congested roads • Free Estimates The maximum height possibilities. It is not rocket tion factors wider and and public transport and sionate but courteous and respectful speakers did • Loft conversions before leatherhead and science to know that the higher New routes should not a monorail anywhere not seek payment. •Fitted Kitchens wokingham is 4000 feet so lower and slower the air- only be over non residen- to be seen. We must go MPs and demonstrators, kindly note, manners • Replacement Doors why don’t they make more craft fly the greater the den- tial areas and the routes into the future and not back matter. •Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes use of it. With a good sity of noise and air pollu- used must be protected. to the past. Yours westerly wind they can all tion It seem runway 3 is only Terry Lyden Staines Harold Trace Tel: 07949 099 710 soar high easily so a bit So What to do? Most still a Heathrow dream and TW18 2SL Spelthorne Labour Party. ISSUE 942 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 Page 3 HAVE YOU Stanwell Women’s Institute celebrates 100 years

SEEN SPIKE THIS year marks the centenary of Stanwell Women’s Institute. The first meeting was held on 1st May 1919 and we are still going strong with over 60 members. We meet on the first Tuesday of every month in Stanwell Village Hall and are always happy to welcome new members. For this centenary year we have planned a full programme with many events for our members to look for- ward to. Amongst them will be our speciala birthday party in May and in October we will be holding a special of thanks- giving at St Mary the Virgin Church, Stanwell, where we will be welcoming some very special guests - more infor- mation will follow. Over the last few months we have been knitting and crocheting buntings, which we will use to yarn-bomb our village green on our birthday. Check out our Facebook page at Stanwell WI to see what else is going on. New Heathrow plans show REWARD OFFERED FOR SAFE RETURN My name is Spike. I am six months old and have been missing from my home since Wednesday 23rd no escape from aircraft January. I have no collar on but I am micro-chipped. If you find me please ring 07870 666472. noise for Hillingdon Golden Grill Staines Hillingdon Council is routes depend on the expanded Heathrow residents to let E m a i l i n g urging residents to introduction of new would have on their Heathrow know just feedback@heath participate in the lat- ‘curved’ approaches, health and wellbeing. It how unacceptable their rowconsultation.com est consultation by meaning that aircraft is also woeful that expansion plan is, not to A feedback form at Heathrow has arranged mention their poor ex- owners prosecuted Heathrow Airport Ltd could join the final an event only one consultation cuse for a consultation.” Posting your com- On Monday 28 January to feed back on their runway approach event in Hillingdon, To object, give feed- ments to Freepost LHR at Guildford Magistrates proposals to increase closer to the airport when we are so affected back or send comments, AFO consultation Court, Spelthorne Bor- flights to more than than is currently pos- by this shambolic plan. please contact Heathrow The Heathrow judi- ough Council pros- half a million a year, sible over Hillingdon. We will continue to fight directly by: cial review begins in the ecuted the owners of as well as expand the Residents can the expansion alongside Visiting www.heath High Court on Monday The Golden Grill, 1 airport by creating a check how they will our partners, and I urge rowc onsultation.com 11 March. Stainash Parade, third runway that will be affected by an ex- Kingston Road, Staines- add another 260,000 panded Heathrow by PREMISES LICENCE upon-Thames for food (LICENSING ACT 2003) flights a year if ap- using the postcode LONDON BOROUGH OF hygiene offences. HILLINGDON Business owner Mr proved. checker on the con- PUBLIC Notice of Application for Adem Kaya, of Whitton The impact of the sultation website new Premises licence NOTICES NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT Way, Whitton pleaded additional increased (afo.heathrowconsultation.com) HEATHROW T2 HOTEL LIM- guilty to four offences flights at the current to see for themselves ITED have applied to the Lon- under the Food Safety two-runway airport is what the future could don Borough of Hillingdon for a new premises licence in and Hygiene (England) likely to result in more hold with an enlarged respect of the: Garden Inn by Regulations 2013 and flights early in the airport on their door- Goods Vehicle Goods Vehicle Hilton – Heathrow T2, Termi- Regulation (EC) No. Operator’s Licence Operator’s Licence nal 2, Heathrow Airport, morning, between step. Mr Rakesh Patel trading Anaahat Group Ltd trad- 852/2004. Magistrates Hounslow, TW6 1JH which 6am and 7am. Residents have as Ligentia UK Limited of ing as Haulage & Logis- would authorise the following ordered him to pay fines Ligentia House, 6 Butlers tics of 114 Waye Avenue, licensable activities: SUPPLY of £1,800 plus a £170 With a third run- until Monday 4 Way, Pudsey, Leeds, Hounslow, Middlesex OF ALCOHOL AND LATE victim surcharge and way, noise from an March to feed back West Yorkshire LS28 6EA TW5 9SF is applying to for NIGHT REFRESHMENT expanded Heathrow on the proposed ex- is applying to add an oper- a licence to use Euro Stor- The record of this application £2,000 prosecution ating centre to keep 2 age, Cranford Lane South, may be inspected during nor- costs. will affect communi- pansion. The consul- goods vehicles and 0 trail- Hatton, Hounslow, TW6 mal office hours at the Licens- The case centred ties in all parts of tation report can be ers at Unit C, Parkway 2DN as an operating cen- ing Section, London Borough West, Cranford Lane, tre for 1 goods vehicle and of Hillingdon, Civic Centre, around two visits to the Hillingdon, with viewed on http:// Hounslow TW5 9QA. 1 trailer. High Street, Uxbridge, premises, on 26 Febru- many people set to ex- www.heathrow Owners or occupiers of Owners or occupiers of Middlesex, UB8 1UW or via ary 2018 and 16 July land (including buildings) land (including buildings) the licensing authority’s perience significant consultation.com near the operating near the operating website, at www. 2018. During the visits, Cllr Ray Puddifoot, centre(s) who believe that centre(s) who believe that carry out over 400 in- annoyance from hillingdon.gov.uk/licensing food safety officers Cllr Daxa Patel, Cabi- Heathrow aircraft for Leader of Hillingdon their use or enjoyment of their use or enjoyment of A responsible authority or any found poor standards of net Member for Envi- spections of food busi- Council, said: “This that land would be af- that land would be af- other person may make rep- cleaning, unsatisfactory ronment and Compli- nesses in the Borough the first time. fected, should make writ- fected, should make writ- resentation to the licensing isn’t just about expand- ten representations to the ten representations to the handling practices in- ance, said: “Food laws each year, and provide Heathrow’s pub- authority in respect of this ap- lished plans show that ing runway capacity. Traffic Commissioner at Traffic Commissioner at plication. Representations cluding raw meats being are there to set out basic advice and guidance to Heathrow is planning to Hillcrest House, 386 Hillcrest House, 386 must be made in writing, ei- stored close to ready to standards for food busi- food business owners as Ruislip, Northwood, sneak in extra flights, Harehills Lane, Leeds LS9 Harehills Lane, Leeds LS9 ther by post to the above ad- well as awarding a hy- 6NF, stating their reasons, 6NF, stating their reasons, dress, or by email to eat foods, out of date nesses to help keep cus- Harefield, Uxbridge, which will inflict noise within 21 days of this no- within 21 days of this no- giene rating. To check [email protected] food, inadequate staff tomers safe and healthy. Hayes, West Drayton, on many Hillingdon tice. tice. and must be received no later training and a lack of We hope this sends a the hygiene rating of Yeading and residents, including Representors must at the Representors must at the than 04/03/2019 management controls. message that business your favourite food busi- same time send a copy of same time send a copy of It is an offence to knowingly Yiewsley will expe- those currently unaf- their representations to the their representations to the The magistrates took owners who ignore food ness, visit http:// or recklessly make a false rience extreme noise fected by flights. It is applicant at the address applicant at the address statement in connection with into account the early hygiene requirements ratings.food.gov.uk/. vital that residents check given at the top of this no- given at the top of this no- a licensing application, and Photographs taken by levels from the addi- tice. tice. plea but reflected that this and put the public at risk their own postcodes to the maximum fine for which a Spelthorne Council tional air traffic A Guide to Making Repre- A Guide to Making Repre- person is liable on summary was a very serious case will be held to account”. fully understand what a sentations is available sentations is available which could have ended during hygiene inspec- movements. conviction for that offence The Council’s Envi- tions at The Golden damaging impact an from the Traffic from the Traffic shall not exceed level 5 on The potential Commissioner’s office. Commissioner’s office. in a custodial sentence. ronmental Health Team Grill. the standard scale (£5,000). You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk Page 4 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 ISSUE 942 International STEM Youth Innovation Competition now open Born Free and BIEA Created by BIEA, drone that could be their entry. A video of overall winner will thrilled to be have announced details the STEM Youth In- used to help conserve the drone in flight, scoop £5,000. partnering with BIEA of this year’s exciting novation Competition vulnerable animals. along with a presenta- The competition is on this competition. It’s Science, Technology, is open to students un- Entries must be sub- tion video, must then free to enter, and all a chance to help the Engineering, and der the age of 18. Due mitted by 31st March. be made and students must be in next generation under- Mathematics (STEM) to the tremendous re- Entrants will also be s_ubmitted. teams of between three stand the real-world youth competition to sponse of entries re- working towards a sil- The live finals will and five individuals application of STEM design a drone to help ceived from across the ver CREST award with be held in London on from their school sup- skills. How we can ef- protect wild and en- UK in 2018, this year their submission. 4th July where entrants ported by teacher. fectively use technology dangered species. the competition is in- Finalists will be an- will display their Laura Gosset, Head to protect and monitor viting submissions nounced on 23rd April project to their peers of Education at Born wildlife populations from across the world. when a budget from the and a panel of judges. Free, said: could be the difference In the first instance BIEA will be allocated Schools unable to at- “Wildlife is coming between extinction and school teams must re- for competitors to buy, tend in person will still under increasing survival for some of the search, design and modify, and fly small have the chance to win threat from human ac- world’s most threat- write a report about a drones that replicate awards. While the tions so Born Free is ened species.” CRAZY CLEARANCE DEAL OR NO DEAL – ARE YOU COVERED? SALE With Brexit soon ap- ing booked accommo- Europe costs £700pp, surance is one of few levels of cover than Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th Feb proaching, there is an dation empty and excur- with an average medi- that covers cancellation other providers. We uncertainty around how sions missed, and not cal bill of £850 that is and trip disruption for cover the concerns listed a no-deal Brexit may receive a penny back. increasing, any unforeseen causes, by consumers as well as Prom Dresses affect holidaymaker’s Brits’ main worries holidaymakers could be including Brexit, drones other eventualities. 2019 travel plans, espe- are around travel disrup- seriously out of pocket and sudden changes to “Postcard gives the and Evening cially as few travel in- tion, the ‘open skies’ should they need to can- bookings - it even guar- public what they want, surance providers are agreement, changes to cel their trip or receive antees claims settlement namely more cover, no Dresses guaranteeing to pay-out bookings and unused medical care abroad, within 48 hours. jargon and less exclu- for related claims. accommodation / excur- without the right cover. Sarah Page, Postcard sions. This reassures all Traditional travel in- sions after March 29th. Additionally, drone Brand Manager, said: travellers, especially Bag a Bargain surance may exclude The government has chaos at airports creates “Postcard policies have those travelling with any trip disruption as a also urged travellers to further insecurity for been developed to Brexit fears. prices start at result of Brexit or secu- buy travel insurance as holidaymakers as travel match the expectations If you are travelling rity issues. This means the EHIC alone may not insurance policies rarely of the consumer regard- after March 29th, we travellers could face be valid in certain EU cover this form of trip less of trip type and cur- urge you to talk to your spending hours waiting countries. Considering disruption. rent affairs, such as insurance provider to £20 for delayed flights, leav- the average holiday in Postcard Travel In- Brexit, providing higher see if you’re covered.” Doors open at 10am, no appointment needed Residents backing Heathrow NEW VENUE - ETON WICK VILLAGE HALL, ETON WICK ROAD, ETON WICK, SL4 6LT CASH ONLY, CASH ONLY, CASH ONLY demand to be heard by council Back Heathrow cam-

For more info call 01628 600509 BM081250 paigners today (Thurs- day) delivered a defiant message to Hillingdon councillors – the local community supports the building of a new run- way at Heathrow airport and the council should back the project rather than spend scarce tax- payers’ money opposing it. They delivered over 1,500 signed campaign cards to the Civic Centre Airpets, your local on Thursday morning – spanning Hillingdon’s boarding kennels, cattery 22 wards. The campaign cards declare support for and grooming centre for a new runway and urge pansion over the last de- campaigner Rose-Marie lent majority, but its time in Hayes said: “My local councillors to end the cade and has recently Welsh from Ickenham our voice was heard and councillors need to un- over 50 years. spending of taxpayers’ committed another said: “I really think it’s acknowledged by local derstand that there is money to oppose the £413,000 of taxpayers’ time our council started councillors.” (Rose- more than one view on project, which is set to money. The council is listening to us. I know Marie is 6th from the this issue. We feel let create 180,000 unionised also consulting on the many people who share right in the photograph, down and ignored. DOGGY DAY CARE jobs. first council tax hike in a my view and who would hand on banner). Hayes needs jobs.” Let us look after your dog whist you are at The council has spent decade. like to see Heathrow Amit Gupta, an ac- (Amit is far left in the work. Just drop off your dog at our kennels over £1m opposing ex- Back Heathrow local grow. We may be a si- countant from Botwell photograph). and pick him up on your way home. EARN EXTRA CASH Airpets Ltd • Spout Lane North Stanwell Moor • Heathrow • TW19 6BW DELIVERING THIS NEWSPAPER T: 01753 685571 www.airpets.com in the following areas: SIPSON VILLAGE STANWELL MOOR Ideally you will live in or close to the areas above INTERESTED? TEL IAN ON 01784 453196 ISSUE 942 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 Page 5 Appeal for learner driver to come forward FAI welcomes seventh We’re appealing for the plates on Edinburgh airbag was deployed. driver of a vehicle dis- Drive in Staines. Both We’d like to talk to drivers initially stopped, the occupants of the sec- Global Express playing learner plates to come forward following but as the learner ve- ond vehicle involved as a collision in Staines on hicle had received no we would like to estab- German Special Mis- stallation of a new cabin Saturday. damage, no details were lish what happened and sion and VIP-Charter management system, Shortly before exchanged and the car we want to ensure that Operator FAI rent-a-jet KA-Band Ultra-High 1.15pm on Saturday, 2 was driven away. they received no inju- AG has welcomed its Speed Wi-Fi Internet February, we received a The driver of the ries in the collision. seventh Bombardier and new exterior paint. call from a concerned Golf, a man in his eight- PC Chez Williams, Global Express, MSN It is anticipated that the member of the public ies, walked home and who is leading the investi- 9016, to the company’s aircraft will be intro- reporting a collision be- received medical atten- gation, said: “We are ap- 26-strong fleet. duced to the market for tween two vehicles; a tion. His vehicle sus- pealing to anyone who sale or lease by the end black VW Golf and a tained a cracked saw a collision between a Following a 240- of March 2019. vehicle displaying L windscreen and the black VW Golf and a month inspection, the The aircraft’s cus- driver instruction vehicle Global Express will un- tom interior will be de- at lunch time on Saturday. dergo a complete inte- signed by FAI’s design “If you can help, or rior refurbishment at partner, award-winning ASB Blinds Ltd have any dash cam foot- the company’s growing German design special- age, please call 101, MRO division, FAI ist, Tim Callies. Tim, FAI welcomes its seventh Bombardier Global Express All Domestic & Commercial quoting incident refer- Technik in Nuremberg. who is well known in enquiries welcome ence number PR/ Further planned up- the business aviation on Boeing BBJ’s, Air- Chairman, comments: market.” P19026069.” grades include the in- industry for his work bus ACJ’s and Global “We are delighted to be In addition to the • VENETIAN • ROMANS • Express business jets working with the re- seven Bombardier Glo- will work with the fu- nowned Tim Callies bal Express jets, FAI´s • VERTICALS • ROLLERS • WALKING THE WALK? ture aircraft owner to and his team on our group fleet includes, • PLEATED • Sir, select custom features Global Express en- five Bombardier Chal- Spelthorne Council’s new press release on Heathrow expansion makes a to suit his or her own abling the new owner lenger 604s, one Chal- Free measure & quotation service number of valuable points. However it does not go far enough. While particular taste and to personalise their in- lenger 850, 11 Learjet mentioning some (though certainly not all) of the many objections to the lifestyle. terior as part of our ‘Sig- 60, plus one Premier 1A airport’s expansion plans it fails to follow through on the logic of its arguments. nature Edition’. FAI and one King Air 350. T: 01753 655155 That points to the fact that the 3rd runway project is undeliverable without The Global Express Technik has performed All Bombardier aircraft quite unacceptable environmental and social cost. will be FAI’s third “Sig- numerous 120- and are maintained by FAI F: 01753 655699 Almost daily now we hear about the threats to global ecology from harmful nature Edition” aircraft 180-month inspections Technik GmbH in emissions such as CO2 and NOx. It is abundantly clear from recent reports that where a buyer can on BD700 series air- Nuremberg. or visit www.asbblinds.co.uk the building of a 3rd runway would substantially add to these. Then there are personalise the cabin craft, notably this air- FAI is Germany’s issues relating to noise and the knocking down of hundreds of houses. design and select up- craft will be the first largest general aviation Please note our new address: The Borough ‘talks the talk’. But there is a question mark over whether it grades for an all-in turn- Global Express to un- operator by fleet oper- Unit 49, Duttons Farm, will ‘walk the walk’. key price. The end re- dergo its second 10- ating more than 13,000 The best way to show us it intends to do this would be for the council to join sult offers the benefit year inspection at our hours of airtime in Bangors Road South, Iver, with Sadiq Khan and other local authorities to contest the legality of the of a fully refurbished MRO. With its state- 2017. It is also one of Buckinghamshire SL0 0AY proposed expansion. aircraft with major of-the-art carbon fibre Europe’s largest Bom- Yours very truly, maintenance inspec- cabin, it will represent bardier operators, Andrew McLuskey tions completed. extraordinary value for which brings signifi- Diamedes Avenue, Siegfried Axtmann, money on the Global cant operational and Stanwell FAI Aviation Group Express pre-owned cost benefits.

DID YOU KNOW HEATHROW’S AIRSPACE IS CHANGING?

Changes to our flight paths and how we operate our runways in the future may affect you and this consultation is your opportunity to get involved and have your say. Consultation events 8 January – 4 March 2019

SLOUGH – Tuesday 5 February, 2-8pm HEATHROW – Saturday 9 February, 10am-4pm NORTHOLT – Friday 15 February, 2-8pm Queensmere Shopping Centre, High Street, Slough SL1 1LN Heathrow Academy, Newall Road, Hayes TW6 2AP Northolt Leisure Centre, Eastcote Lane North, Northolt UB5 4AB

BRACKNELL – Wednesday 6 February, 2-8pm WIMBLEDON – Tuesday 12 February, 2-8pm WOKING – Saturday 16 February, 10am-4pm Grange Bracknell Hotel, Charles Square, Antoinette Hotel Wimbledon, The Broadway, Tringham Hall, Benner Lane, West End, Woking GU24 9JP Bracknell RG12 1ED Wimbledon SW19 1SD GERRARDS CROSS – Tuesday 19 February, 2-8pm FELTHAM – Wednesday 6 February, 2-8pm TWICKENHAM – Wednesday 13 February, 2-8pm Colston Hall, 8 East Common, Gerrards Cross SL9 7AD St Giles Hotel Heathrow, Hounslow Road, Feltham TW14 9AD York House, Richmond Road, Twickenham TW1 3AA COLNBROOK – Wednesday 20 February, 2-8pm MAIDENHEAD – Thursday 7 February, 2-8pm KINGSTON UPON THAMES – Thursday 14 February, 2-8pm Colnbrook Village Hall, Vicarage Way, Colnbrook SL3 0RF Nicholsons Shopping Centre, Nicholsons Lane, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road Campus, Penrhyn Road, Maidenhead SL6 1LB Kingston upon Thames KT1 2EE BRENTFORD – Friday 22 February, 2-8pm Holiday Inn Brentford Lock, Commerce Road, Brentford TW8 8GA WINDSOR – Friday 8 February, 2-8pm STAINES – Thursday 14 February, 2-8pm Windsor Youth and Community Centre, Alma Road, The Hythe Centre, Thorpe Road, HEATHROW – Saturday 23 February, 10am-4pm Heathrow Windsor SL4 3HD Staines-upon-Thames TW18 3HD Academy, Newall Road, Hayes TW6 2AP

Contact us to find out more: visit our website: send an email to: call our freephone number: www.heathrowconsultation.com [email protected] 0800 307 7996 (open Monday to Friday, 9am-6pm)

3648–HRW-2RCON1-Heathrow Villager ad-263w x 170h.indd 1 03/01/2019 09:52 Page 6 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 ISSUE 942 ISSUE 942 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 Page 7 Turkmenistan Airlines suspended Colin Talbot’s appointment underpins Alpha A spokesperson for the UK Civil Aviation Author- Delhi – which fly via Ashgabat – are suspended ity, said: with immediate effect. LSG’s commitment to culinary excellence “Following the decision on 4 February 2018, by “The UK Civil Aviation Authority is required The appointment of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to under European law to withdraw Turkmenistan Colin Talbot as Cater- suspend permission for Turkmenistan Airlines to Airlines’ permit to operate to the UK pending ing Director underpins operate services to the European Union, EASA’s restoration of their approval that it meets Alpha LSG’s reputation Turkmenistan Airline flights from Birmingham international air safety standards.” as the UK’s ‘go-to ca- and Heathrow to Amritsar, and Heathrow to New terer’ for many of the world’s leading airlines, according to UK Sales Valerie Bosley’s and Marketing Director A Little Richard Wood. Charity News Alpha LSG currently Learning... St Mary’s Church in Central Slough continues to caters seven of the provide excellent Lunchtime Concerts on Satur- world’s top ten airlines Sir, days at 12noon, lasting around 35 minutes. There is flying out of London- Since the referendum on EU membership there no charge, although contributions for refreshments Heathrow and Forbes have been many investigations into the convic- and costs are always appreciated. says the Inflight food tions, attitudes and motives of those who voted to February 9 Henry Macey Organ experience is a critical leave the European Union. Studies by various re- February 16 Jonathan Rowe Piano factor to enable an air- spected organisations have produced a range of February 23 Charley Brighton, Euphonium, line to stand out from core statistics about anti-EU voters, which high- Malcolm Stowell, Piano and Organ the crowd. light undeveloped occupational skills, unstable, March 2 David Oldfield Organ “This is why so many particularly at Heathrow tering aspect of the air- ness where we can help low-paid employment and poor eduction, the last March 9 Chorate Chamber Choir, of the world’s leading but also across the coun- line world and was de- all the airlines we work of which is considered a significant factor by the conductor Nigel Wills carriers have turned to try, means there is in- lighted when offered the with to make a real im- Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Leicester Uni- March 16 David Butler Organ the renowned culinary creasing demand for opportunity to join Al- pact with a memorable versity, amongst other bodies. Datchet Folk Dance Club meets at the W.I. Hall in expertise of Alpha LSG. cuisine that is more pre- pha LSG who are highly Inflight Service for No one should be supercilious about leave vot- Datchet on Fridays from 8-10pm. Details from Colin Talbot’s appoint- mium, creative and in- regarded as the UK’s their discerning cus- ers en masse, but many ‘leavers’ undermine the 01344 646391. ment as our Catering Di- novative. Alpha LSG leading inflight caterer. tomers.” anti-EU camp’s credibility with their claims, which Windsor & Maidenhead Symphony Orchestra will rector will help us to already has a superb Talbot is also re- In the 2018 Skytrax are often no more than mere opinions unsupported perform at Eton college School Hall SL4 6DW on maintain and enhance reputation for culinary sponsible for oversee- World Airline Awards by facts. Over the last few years numerous leave Saturday March 16 at 7.30pm. The music includes our position as the ‘go- excellence and I hope ing Alpha LSG’s state- league table Alpha LSG supporters have demonstrated an astonishing de- Dvorak Cello Concerto and Strauss ‘An Alpine to’ premium caterer in that my experience and of-the-art customer caters all of the top five gree of ignorance about Europe, wrongly citing Symphony’. the UK as we put even the knowledge I’ve suite where menu pre- airlines. Singapore Air- Churchill (a founding father of the EU) as an anti- Alzheimer’s Dementia Support presents ‘Your greater focus on our cu- gained from working sentations are con- lines leads the field fol- European icon, falsely believing that the ECHR is Well-being through Music’ for sufferers and their linary excellence in the with airline customers ducted with airlines, lowed by Qatar Air- part of the EU, and confusing the idea of ‘laws’ with carers, on Wednesdays from 12,30-2.30pm at St future,” says Wood. over many years will be and to coordinate train- ways, All Nippon Air- that of general ‘directives’, all whilst exhibiting a Francis Church, London Road, Langley SL3 7LN. Talbot (pictured invaluable to enhance ing and support for the ways (ANA) of Japan, shocking ignorance of their own country’s history Details 01753 243613. right) is based at Alpha and further improve the UK production team of Emirates and Eva Air including ludicrous notions about ‘Magna Carta’, Christ the Worker Church in Parlaunt Road, Lan- LSG’s Premium services we offer.” more than 120 chefs. of Taiwan. The com- flights of fancy about ‘sovereignty’, and even cel- gley, welcomes you to Needles & a Yarn on alter- Kitchen at Heston where Talbot joined Alpha “Naturally a busi- pany also caters Hainan ebrations of Britain’s post-1983 trade deficit as nate Tuesdays at 2pm, when they meet to knit and he is responsible for a LSG from British Air- ness such as this has a and Garuda who are their bizarre bargaining tool to leave the EU, simul- crochet blankets, baby clothes and toys for charity. team of highly experi- ways where he was the huge production opera- taneously failing to understand the need for Britain also in the top 10 and Details 01753 543465. enced Culinary Devel- airline’s Global Head of tion and it is essential Alpha LSG provide to export goods. The last edition of The Villager Slough Cooperative Film Society meets fortnightly opment Chefs led by Catering for the past that all the chefs in the Inflight meals to 12 of even carried an anti-EU letter implying that the at Datchet Village Hall, Allen Way Datchet SL3 Michelin Star Chef three and a half years. production team are workings of Eurotunnel somehow constitute ‘trade’ the top 25 airlines. 9HR. Tickets available at the door. Details Kevin Love, Alpha He worked for BA for constantly kept ap- The Skytrax World – a fatuously inaccurate remark. As Alexander wwwsloughfilmsoc.org.uk LSG’s Head of Culi- 31 years in total, includ- praised on culinary de- Airline Awards are ac- Pope famously wrote: ‘A Little Learning is a Dan- Langley Free Church in Trelawney Avenue offers nary. ing 10 years overseas, velopments and new knowledged as the gerous Thing’. Oasis at 2pm on Wednesdays. This is a time for Talbot says: “Our having joined as a catering equipment that world’s largest annual Name and Address Supplied friendship, fellowship and fun. Culinary Development Graduate Operations we introduce into the airline passenger satis- This church also holds a Lunch Club on Mondays chefs are among the best Trainee before taking on kitchens,” says Talbot. faction survey. The re- from 12noon-2pm each week in the business with an various senior roles in Wood adds: sults are based on in- 10 Council demands Men’s Matters meets at Longwood Park, Common obsession and love for operations, sales and “Colin’s appointment formation gleaned from Road Langley SL3 8TN on Tuesdays from 2-4pm. producing exceptional marketing before mov- underpins our commit- 24 million survey en- on Heathrow [email protected] dishes. They are con- ing across to catering. ment to our customers tries from travellers 1. Wider property Offer Zone (WPOZ) to cover the whole Sundays February 10 and 17 Find Snowdrops on a stantly pushing the He worked for BA in to be constantly push- across the globe and of Stanwell Moor and large parts of Stanwell. Guided Walk, National Trust, Ankerwycke Farm, boundaries to set new Sweden, The Nether- ing the culinary bound- covering more than 300 2. Parking controls to be put in place and an on-airport Magna Carta Lane, Wraysbury TW19 5AF. standards of excellence. lands and France as well aries through creativity airlines. The Skytrax taxi/private hire facility available. Tuesday February 19 - Saturday 23, The Tale of “The way in which as the UK. and innovation. Our survey covered the pe- 3. Heathrow to provide an enhanced multi-purpose com- Peter Rabbit, Novello Theatre, High Street, the airline market is He adds: “I have culinary expertise is a riod from August 2017 munity hall and new leisure facility for Stanwell Moor Sunninghill, Ascot SL5 9NE. Bring favourite teddy. evolving at the moment, greatly enjoyed the ca- key element of our busi- to May 2018. and Stanwell Village. 4. No immigration Removal Centres in the borough. 5. Surface accessible/public transport measures, includ- ing Heathrow to support a light rail scheme, new bus routes into Heathrow and for Spelthorne to be included in Oyster Card zone 6; means to minimise vehicle move- ments, site and traffic management during construction, Jacob Fencing Heathrow to cover the cost of any6 enforcement. 6. Air quality no wor4se than it is now with measures to ensure continuous improvement. 7. Noise no worse than it is now with measures to ensure continuous improvement. SuppliedSupplied // InstalledInstalled 8. Night flights banned with strict penalties for breaches. Spelthorne supports reducing the number of people over- flown by aircraft but more information is needed about To the rear of 6 New Park Road, Ashford, TW15 1EG what this means for residents. 9. No changes to the borough boundary. • Come and check out our new timber yard • Top quality fencing and gates 10. Staines Moor to remain undisturbed and work to the River Colne must not alter the flow or character of the • The best prices around the area • With over 46 years experience river. Dear Mr Harvey, Can we please have a report on any success with your 10 demands copied above. Most of us only get ignored with an automatic reply. If the Height limit for all flight in this area until Leatherhead and Wokingham id 4000. Why do these noisy aircraft fly at under 1000 feet at Penton Hook Lock and why doesn’t our council take steps on excess noise and air pollution. I would have thought that the Papa India crash all too near my old house in Birch Green and the the BA 777 that missed Hatton Cross station by inches would have been warning enough. Before these two crashes there were many other at and around Heathrow. So can we have action please to improve our lives . I am sure with Call us on most aircraft and aircraft systems being computerised Call us on it should be relatively easy to make frequent changes to the current flight paths which have been in use since 01784 256930 or 07966 136507 1960. At the very least all aircraft should climb to 2000 01784 256930 or 07966 136507 feet before making a turn Yours sincerely www.jacob-fencing.co.uk Terry Lyden www.jacob-fencing.co.uk Page 8 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 ISSUE 942 You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk Do you recognise any Community Corner opens of these four men? Officers would like to for patients at Ashford identify them in connec- tion to seven bike thefts across the Surrey area. Between 20 April and St Peter’s Hospitals and 25 July 2018, one bike was stolen from After looking at ways in Epsom station, one from which they could im- Worcester Park, two prove patients experi- from Leatherhead and ence whilst staying in three from Ashtead sta- hospital, the team on the tion. Senior Adult Medical The bikes had all Services Ward (SAMS) been locked and secured at Ashford and St Peter’s in bike racks. decided to create a so- Officers believe the ciable area for patients men in the CCTV im- and visitors which they ages may have informa- have named the ‘Com- tion which could help munity Corner’. their investigation. The Community If you recognise Corner is an area on the them, or have any infor- ward which has been mation, please contact set up as somewhere for BTP by texting 61016 people to socialise, or calling 0800 40 50 40 read, play games or quoting reference 179 of can call Crimestoppers watch TV. It encour- 07/02/19. anonymously on 0800 ages patients to get up Alternatively you 555 111. and move around throughout the day and is a place they can rest and eat which is away from their bed. It also Further consultation provides a separate area to talk to each other and enables visitors and on Esso pipeline cal aspect but also the tives such as the com- owing to having news- patients are in hospital, volunteers to engage emotional and psycho- munity corner create a papers to read, a televi- we want to bring them Sir with patients in a more logical. In many ways social environment sion to watch and radio as close to a home away There us currently a further consultation running untilº19th February regard- relaxed setting. The psychological decondi- where by patients feel programmes to listen to from home experience ing the newly identified option of installing the Esso pipeline along the length area has been painted tioning can have a tre- ‘at home’ and are there- and of course being able as possible and make of Ashford Road, Laleham, from the S bend after the village to the junction brightly in order to cre- mendously harmful im- fore up lifted through- to mobilise up to the their transition to dis- with Kingston Road, Staines. ate a different look to pact on physical well- out the day. We remove table and partake in teas, charge smoother and I would encourage all local residents to respond to the consultation and to the rest of the ward and being and therefore a lot boredom, improve so- coffee or other warm happier. express their views in this proposal. to feel less clinical. of focus in managing cial interaction and en- drinks and snacks again It’s a cheery, so- As county councillor for Staines South and Ashford West, I have already Specialist Physio- unwell patients must go courage conversation. enhances the likelihood ciable area and a great raised the issue of the high amenity value of Ashford Road, the need to preserve therapist Paula Watts towards their psycho- There is a greater aware- of a more pleasant hos- idea from the team to the mature trees and woodland and the biodiversity value, the importance of and Dementia and Ad- logical and emotional ness of orientation in pital stay. improve patient this route connecting Ashford and Laleham, access to local schools, potential miral Nurse Lead Dave well-being too. Initia- time, place and person For the time these wellbeing. build up of HGVs, access to homes in the immediate area and the impact of Sills were behind the congestion on surrounding roads. The consultation can be found on idea, and with the sup- www.slpproect.co.uk and responses should be sent to [email protected]. port of Consultant Phy- Tree planting in Staines South and Ashford West — Spelthorne Tree sician Clarence Man jailed after conning Wardens: Chikusu, they created Residents are encouraged to suggest tree planting sites in Ashford, Staines this area-Dave even and Laleham. Working in partnership with the Spelthorne Tree Wardens, we Guildford woman out of £10,000 kindly donated his of- had been duped and are continuing to restore our tree lined roads and to improve the appearance of fice furniture to be used! A man has been jailed more than three years to our local area with tree planting and landscaping. Please email your sugges- for his part in a courier alerted police. reach its conclusion. Consultant Physi- During the lengthy tions for planting to [email protected]. cian Clarence Chikusu fraud scam which left a However, the sentence Recent cold weather: I would like to thank residents for your resilience Guildford woman dev- and painstaking inves- handed to Poole today supports the initiative tigation, Poole was seen during the recent cold weather and for looking out for the vulnerable people in and says, “It has been astated after she was has proved that we will our community. conned out of £10,000 on CCTV purchasing a simply not tolerate these well documented and top-up card for a phone Please contact your local councillor if you ever need any support. understood that decon- of her savings. despicable and cow- Yours Darryl Poole, 24, of in a store in London and ardly conmen who tar- ditioning in hospital is identified by a Police Denise Turner Stewart not only about the physi- London, pleaded guilty get vulnerable victims County Councillor to his involvement in the Community Support with the sole intention fraud and was sentenced Officer from the Metro- of stripping them of their to 20 months in prison politan Police. This life savings. at Guildford Crown phone was subsequently “The fact that Poole by a voice on the phone Court today (7 Febru- proved to have been has been brought to jus- and I am still wary of DISTRIBUTORS ary). used to call the victim. tice today will bring any calls I get. I feel like The elaborate scam Following Poole’s enormous relief to the I have I let my husband REQUIRED began on 22 June 2015, arrest, officers tracked victim, who has been and my family down. when the woman, who his personal mobile massively affected by “It was our golden is in her 70s, received a phone which showed what has happened to wedding anniversary a telephone call from a that he had travelled her. I would like to thank few weeks after the in- GREENEFIELDE END man pretending to be a from London to her for her bravery and cident but instead of the police officer by the Guildford at the time the patience during this large celebration we had AREA OF LALEHAM name of “Sergeant money was picked up lengthy process.” been planning, it was a West”. He told her he from the victim. Speaking of her more muted occasion was leading an under- Poole was never shame and embarrass- which had a large SIPSON VILLAGE cover investigation into identified by the victim ment, the victim said: shadow hanging over it. a fraud at a local bank as the man who had col- “When I realised I had Only our children knew and said he needed her lected the money from been the victim of a what had happened as I help. her, but admitted he had scam I immediately lost was so embarrassed to STANWELL MOOR The man persuaded travelled with others my confidence. I am tell anyone else. the victim to withdraw who were involved. ashamed that I fell for “I know we won’t get We are desperately seeking individuals £10,000 from her ac- Speaking after the such a simple fraud. I the money back and that count and made arrange- sentencing, Guildford trusted that the caller we will have to come to over the age of 13 to deliver our papers in the above areas. ments for someone to Detective Inspector Pete was a detective and terms with losing such a collect the money from Howgate said: “This thought I was trying to large amount but I am For more information telephone her address. was a meticulous and help. glad that some sort of Ian on 01784 453196 The victim subse- painstaking investiga- “I feel very naive and justice has come of this quently realised that she tion which has taken stupid for being taken in horrid affair.” ISSUE 942 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 Page 9 AA Rosette for newly opened Urban Brasserie restaurant Crowne Plaza® London Urban Brasserie has classically-styled Urban – Heathrow Terminal 4’ been recognised with an Brasserie restaurant, the has been awarded an AA AA Rosette. Our dual- lively Destinations Bar, Rosette for its restau- branded hotel has re- serving street food and rant, Urban Brasserie, ceived great feedback sharing platters as well just four months after since opening, and the as innovative and clas- its official opening in food and beverage of- sic cocktails and Tea 4, October 2018. fer, which also includes the elegant lounge set- Executive Head the fashionable Destina- ting in the lobby. Chef Sam Tekkle heads tions Bar, never fails to The hotels are con- up the team at this styl- impress. The AA Ro- veniently located within ish modern restaurant, sette highlights the work walking distance of which serves modern that Sam and the team Heathrow’s terminals British cuisine includ- do to ensure that guests via a covered link- ing heritage beetroot receive an experience bridge and with direct salad, lamb Scotch egg which goes above and access to the London with lovage mash and beyond what you would Underground, pan-fried sea bass with expect from a typical Heathrow Express train shimeji mushrooms. airport hotel.” service and nearby AA inspectors com- The hotel, which motorways. mented: “The Urban forms part of a dual- The two hotels will Brasserie offers an branded property with operate under a fran- eclectic selection of ‘Holiday Inn Express® chise agreement with dishes for its local and London – Heathrow IHG and will be man- transient markets. From Terminal 4’, was the aged by Arora Hotels, a grills to the more inno- largest hotel to open in division of the Arora vative dishes, expect big the UK in 2018 and the Group. The construction flavours and accurate largest hotel complex of the hotels has been cookery from the skil- directly connected to a managed by Grove De- ful team.” British airport terminal. velopments, the con- Sam Tekkle said: “I Crowne Plaza Lon- struction division of the am delighted that Ur- don Heathrow T4 has Arora Group. ban Brasserie has been 304 comfortable and awarded an AA Rosette, modern bedrooms. For within such a short time event organisers and of opening. We work meeting planners the hard to provide a desti- hotel offers a range of WAIT-AND-SEE Don’t buy a chainsaw nation restaurant expe- business and meeting rience here at Crowne facilities including five Plaza – with a relaxing meeting rooms accom- BOE PROVIDES ambience and inventive modating up to 100 for Valentine’s Day food cooked using clas- people and the very lat- RESPITE FOR sical and modern tech- est technology. In addi- A chainsaw, toilet cistern lid and hoover – an online survey by IAM RoadSmart has found these are genuine niques and the freshest tion, a 24-hour state-of- Valentine’s Day gifts people have received recently! But never fear, the road safety charity has something British ingredients. We the-art fitness centre al- SMALL FIRMS better for you this year. are now developing our lows delegates to keep The Bank of England (BoE)’s Monetary Policy Rather than race around your local petrol station in a blind panic the night before, how about giving your second rosette with a their health and fitness Committee (MPC) has voted to hold the Bank Rate loved one a gift that keeps on giving this Valentine’s Day – and will keep them safe on the roads? new spring menu to be goals while away from at 0.75%. IAM RoadSmart’s online survey found that 22% of those who responded said they had received a truly launched soon.” home. The proportion of successful small business terrible gift on the most romantic day of the year – and our examples were named as the worst! Andrew Brown, The hotel features credit applicants being offered a borrowing rate of However IAM RoadSmart is offering its acclaimed driving modules for just £29 through to the big day General Manager, said: three food and beverage 5% or more has hit a record-high (74%) according itself (14 February), down from the usual price of £49. “We are thrilled that The outlets, including the to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)’s So instead of some wilted petrol-station roses, sour chocolates with yucky fillings or a tedious domestic Small Business Index (SBI). electrical item, why not buy your loved one a gift that will keep them safe on the roads, give them skills that Generally, the proportion of small firms apply- will last a lifetime, and maybe even safe a life one day? ing for external finance remains stubbornly low at The IAM RoadSmart modules cover seven important areas that customers have identified as being ones Dash cam around one in eight (13%). they want help with: Though the majority of applicants (76%) seek Driving in towns traditional bank loan and overdraft facilities, more Managing distractions footage leads than a quarter (28%) are now applying for asset- Motorway driving based, invoice or trade finance. The share applying for Managing speed peer-to-peer finance has now hit over 10%, up from Driving on country roads to a conviction only 6% in Q4 2016. Overtaking FSB Regional Chairman Brian Woods said: “With Parking and manoeuvring borrowing costs up and Brexit day looming, the last The IAM RoadSmart offer is open for any of these modules. thing small firms needed this week was an interest rate They are all between 60-90 minutes long, take place in your own vehicle, and carried out one-to-one by for dangerous rise. an expert assessor in roads that are familiar to you. You will get a written report at the end, highlighting all “The MPC’s decision to hold the Bank Rate will positive points plus any areas identified as needing more attention. provide some welcome respite for small firms. To take advantage of our offer, simply phone into IAM RoadSmart’s Support line on 0300 303 1134 from driving “We’re seeing the impact of political uncertainty 8.30am when the phones open, between 7-14 February inclusive (excluding Sunday). You can use the A driver who was caught jumping a set of red traffic writ large in slowing activity across the construction, redemption code ‘love driving’. lights, almost hitting a 14 year old pedestrian, has manufacturing and service sectors. Higher debt costs been sentenced. would have added to the pain. The incident took place on 15 November, 2018 “Low rates are a nice to have but the number one at 3.30pm on the A24 Kingston Road, Ewell when priority remains avoiding a chaotic no deal exit from PLEASE NOTE a Ford Tipper jumped the lights. The driver, Ian the EU on 29 March. Gruber, 39, was identified and tracked down thanks “Once we reach April, small business owners to the dash cam footage from a nearby HGV driver. will not only have Brexit to think about, but also Roads Policing Officer, PC Keiron Palmer, said: higher wage costs, rising auto-enrolment contribu- The Next “This incident is a sharp reminder of what can tions and further business rates hikes. With that in happen if you are caught driving dangerously. mind, it’s good to see the BoE taking a wait-and-see Fortunately the 14 year old was not hit, but things approach. could have worked out very differently. This inci- “Too many small firms are still unwilling or unable to access the finance they need to reach their HEATHROW VILLAGER dent also demonstrates the important part dash cam footage can play in bringing about a successful full potential. It’s encouraging to see more businesses prosecution.” branching out beyond traditional debt products, but Mr Gruber, of Beverley Way, London, was we still have a lot of work to do to raise awareness of will be on found guilty following a trial at Guildford Magis- all the options. trates Court. He was given a six week sentence, “Open Banking is key here. Regulators need to suspended for 18 months and 80 hours community ensure compliance with the initiative, and govern- service. He also received a 15 month disqualifica- ment should be doing more to raise awareness of its 12th January tion with an extended test and prosecution costs of potential – helping to nudge businesses and consum- 23 February £230. ers towards embracing it.” Page 10 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 ISSUE 942 You can view this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk

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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY OF THE ABOVE POSITIONS SEND YOUR CV TO [email protected] Visit our new website: www.prsdistribution.com ISSUE 942 HEATHROW VILLAGER 9th February 2019 Page 15 See this newspaper at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk VillagerVillager MotoringMotoring Driving ambassador and amputee Ash achieves 5 Short-term Car Maintenance top driving standard with IAM RoadSmart Hacks for 2019 by [email protected] War veteran turned rac- ship with the British years. While serving in F1RST. I know that Mike Quinton, IAM ing driver Ash Hall, now Racing Drivers’ Club. Afghanistan in 2010, he whatever challenges life RoadSmart Chief Ex- CHECK BRAKES an ambassador for road Along with 15 promis- was hit by an improvised throws at you, you can ecutive Officer, said: Being the most important safety feature on a vehicle, checking brakes safety charity IAM ing racing drivers aged explosive device caus- overcome them and “Advanced driving is is paramount to ensuring the year stays free of any issues. Most vehicles RoadSmart, has two rea- 18 to 24 years, he com- ing serious injuries - achieve something you good for the confidence, now have alloy wheels, so checking for rust and scratches is a lot easier sons to celebrate – not pleted a specially which led to the ampu- never thought possible. skills and safety of ev- for drivers. only has he achieved a adapted two-day assess- tation of both legs above “As a motorist with eryone who drives and INSPECT THE BATTERY top-rated pass in the ment programme and the knees and shattered disabilities, I know the makes an important con- Visual checks that can be done are simple and straightforward and keep charity’s advanced driv- took his advanced driv- his pelvis. challenges we face are tribution to road safety you informed of the health of your battery. Corrosion, casing cracks, ing course, he has re- ing test. He spent many great. However, we can in the UK. We wish Ash and frayed connector cables are key indicators to look out for, and a sure ceived a new racing hel- Not only did he pass months receiving treat- all be better drivers and every success with his sign your battery’s life is on the wane. met sponsored by IAM the advanced test with ment at the Queen Eliza- advanced driving can ambitions to race in the REGULARLY CHECK ENGINE OIL RoadSmart too. flying colours, he beth Hospital in Bir- only make the situation Le Mans 24 hour race Engine oil is a vital component of your engine’s functionality as it keeps Ash, 27, lost both achieved a F1RST – the mingham and at the for people like me less by 2020 and will be it lubricated and at the correct temperature. Changing it regularly legs serving in Afghani- highest rating achiev- military rehabilitation stressful and more com- watching his progress ensures that dirt and sludge doesn’t build up in the engine and the stan and has since started able, which means no centre, Headley Court fortable. I hope others with interest.” moving parts work well. It is wise to check your engine oil regularly, a new career as a racing faults in any area. in Surrey, and under- with a disability will also Ash has also starred as without doing so, you could be in line for a costly engine replacement driver. He took up the Since becoming an went countless opera- think about what ad- in a video produced by further down the lone. role of ambassador for IAM RoadSmart am- tions to provide him vanced driving can do IAM RoadSmart where MONITOR YOUR AIR FILTER the road safety charity bassador Ash has been with greater mobility. for them. he shares his best driv- Having a clean air filter is another maintenance tip which can minimize addressing issues con- giving feedback to IAM Ash then became in- “I am proud I can ing tip – one of a series stress. It’s responsible for cleaning the air as it goes into the engine cerning drivers with dis- RoadSmart on its volved with Team raise the profile of IAM of videos featuring all compartment. Keep an eye on this regularly to make sure it is clean, abilities in August last courses and products BRIT, which is aiming RoadSmart with my the charity’s racing am- otherwise it will act like a blocked airway and consume more fuel than year. and how they can be to become the first ever Team BRIT colleagues bassadors. To watch necessary, amongst other factors. Ash decided to take made better for custom- all-disabled team to en- and more widely Ash’s, where he talks INSPECT COOLANT LEVELS the IAM RoadSmart ers with disabilities. He ter the Le Mans 24 Hour through the sponsorship about the importance of It’s the most important fluid under the bonnet, circulating through the advanced driver course also visits IAM race by 2020. of my racing helmet. I’m the correct seating posi- engine, and keeping the temperature there optimal. Not having enough during the charity’s re- RoadSmart local groups Ash said: “I am de- grateful to IAM tion, click here: https:// of this can lead to your engine cutting out. Look out for an engine cent #Formula for talks. lighted to have passed RoadSmart for the sup- www.youtube.com/ warning light or rising temperature gauge to let you know your coolant DriveSmart event at Ash served in the the IAM RoadSmart port for my racing am- watch?v=u3iiVoWH7LQ levels are a bit low. Silverstone in partner- Royal Engineers for 10 advanced test with a bitions.”

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Tutonda LIMITED TIME PROMOTIONAL RATES APPLY ON Tuesday night replay at Barnet made a wandered forward from PRE BOOKED JOURNEYS ONLY Griffin Park. change at the break, their left back and got on to a Goals from Sergi second, bringing Dan loose ball in the penalty Goals and thrills aplenty Canós, Julian Jeanvier Sparkes – the man who area before drilling a Barnet 3 Brentford 3 and Neal Maupay scored the final goal in shot across Daniels and Goals Galore warm up settled the second battle Brentford and Barnet ended all square after a thrill- the first game – on. He in to the top corner. It ing televised battle for a place in the Emirates FA of the Bees after the gave them an outlet on came out of nothing and Cup fifth round (Jan 28). teams had fought out a the left and with more gave Barnet hope when Brentford led 1-0 and 3-2 at The Hive against freezing Griffin Park pulsating 3-3 draw in balance in their side, the all seemed lost just min- the National League side but also trailed 2-1 early North London eight visitors sought a way utes earlier. in the second half and had to fight back to avoid a days earlier. back in to the game. With just minutes Fourth Round exit. Ollie Watkins put them in front Brentford 5 Blackburn Rovers 2 On this occasion Sparkes curled a free left, the game opened and goals from Neal Maupay and Sergi Canós Brentford were worthy kick inches over the bar right up. Barnet pushed looked as if it would send the West London side Brentford extended their the goals and tackles came to gather but was winners , despite an- and then delivered for forward looking to find through, but Barnet grabbed a leveller and there unbeaten run to nine flew in and an entertain- beaten to it by Watkins other brave performance Sweeney to meet with a any way back in to the will be a second Battle of The Bees for a place in the games in all competi- ing spectacle unfolded. and the header bounced by their Vanarama Na- header that flicked the game and they caused last 16. tions with a remarkable Both of Blackburn’s in. tional League visitors. crossbar on its way over. more problems for On a cold night under the floodlights and in front victory over Blackburn goals in the opening ex- Brentford had their The hosts took con- There was a purpose Brentford than they had of the TV cameras, the teams put on a match to Rovers at a cold Griffin changes would have dis- fourth moments later trol of the game early on to Barnet’s attacking done at any other stage remember. Brentford dominated early but the game Park. appointed Brentford. with Benrahma once and had it just about play after the break. of the evening. was even when Watkins opened the scoring. Two The Bees found The first came when again to the fore. The sealed by half time. They looked to stop A Sparkes free kick from Shaquile Coulthirst put Barnet in front before themselves two down goalkeeper David Raya wide man turned free in Canós opened the Brentford playing out of curled just over the bar a Maupay penalty and a goal from Canós restored inside seven minutes released right back midfield and found scoring seven minutes defence and looked to while at the other end the lead for the visitors. But substitute Dan Sparkes against a team that had Elliott Bennett, Adam space, the ball was in and Jeanvier lashed get the ball in to attack- Josh Dasilva saw a shot curled home a free kick to ensure a second game. won four in a row and Armstrong appeared on worked to Sawyers and home before the break ing areas when they won blocked and then lashed It should probably not have come to that for arrived full of confi- the overlap and cut the his through ball was to give Brentford breath- it. high and wide when Brentford. They had the chances to put the game to dence. But Brentford ball back for the arriv- flicked – again by ing space. Barnet were Mason-Clark looked Odubajo and Ogbene bed in the first half hour and hit the woodwork three came all the way back. ing Dack to finish well Benrahma – in to the more inventive and ad- set to reduce the deficit worked the ball back to times on the night. Although Barnet responded, Saïd Benrahma scored from 15 yards. The sec- path of Maupay, with venturous after the break when Coulthirst found him on the edge of the they looked out of it when Brentford went 3-2 up in the first half before ond came when only Raya to beat he fin- and got a goal but space and played him in penalty area. Ogbene and their only real shot after Couthirst’s second two from Ollie Watkins Armstrong was felled ished with aplomb to Maupay had his custom- but Odubajo got back to had another sight of goal goal was their equaliser. But the home defence held turned a half time defi- needlessly on the right, give Brentford breath- ary one by that point and make a vital block. And in stoppage time but firm and earned them another crack at the last 16. cit in to a 3-2 lead. Neal Harrison Reed delivered ing space. the game was just about that proved to a crucial pulled his shot wide of Although Barnet had some early possession, look- Maupay got his custom- the free kick and Gra- Watkins had a shot up. moment as Maupay the far post. That proved ing to get right winger Ephron Mason-Clark in to the ary goal and Sergi Canós ham rose highest to plant blocked but there was The visitors tried to made the game safe just to not matter in the grand game, it wasn’t long before Brentford took control. sealed the win with a header in to the top still time for Canós to respond but it is minutes later. scheme of things as The visitors dominated possession and territory, stop- Brentford’s fifth. corner from 12 yards. come off thesubstitute’s Brentford that will travel Benrahma was again Brentford had already ping Barnet from getting any sort of rhythm. The Although 5-2 may But before the quar- bench and add the fifth. to Swansea City for a at the heart of it, creat- got the game, and a place National League side were forced to hit the ball long, make the win look ter hour mark, the first It could have been Fifth Round tie next ing the space on the left in the last 16, in the bag. consistently giving it back to Brentford and it was the slightly more convinc- steps had been taken as six when Maupay al- week. before crossing. visitors that put together all the attacking play. Brentford: Daniels; ing that it was, there was Benrahma grabbed his most latched on to a The opening goal Maupay couldn’t get a Konsa, Jeanvier, Barnet: Huffer; Alexander, Sweeney, Johnson, Tutonda; no doubt The Bees third goal in three Canós pass but Raya came from a clever cor- shot away first time but Sørensen; Dalsgaard, Taylor, Robson, Elito (Boucaud 90); Mason-Clark, earned the points. It was Championship games. saved at his feet to deny ner seven minutes in. when the cross came in Coulthirst, Fonguck (Sparkes 70). Sawyers (Dasilva 77), too early for the game to And it was a superbly the French striker. But Benrahma played a from Dalsgaard, he McEachran, Odubajo; Brentford: Daniels; Konsa, Jeanvier, Barbet; Odubajo, have any pattern when executed one. It came Brentford were not to give-and-go with Josh made no mistake, pok- Canós, Maupay (Forss Dasilva (Sawyers 61), McEachran, Henry (Dalsgaard Rovers went two up and when Maupay dispos- be denied. On a day McEachran that opened ing home his 20th goal 70); Canós, Maupay, Watkins (Benrahma 79). 72), Benrahma (Ogbene Brentford’s persistence sessed Dack in when Brentford FC Barnet up and when the of the season from eight 72). Attendance: 6,215 (1,822 Brentford fans) and skill in front of goal Brentford’s half and The Community Sports cross came in, Canós yards. was well rewarded. The Bees broke, Benrahma Trust were to the fore was there to poke home The goal came 20 Attendance: 6,954 visitors were very good fed it back to the striker with participants featur- from close range. minutes from the end, (1,648 away fans) MORRIS ROOFING on the counter-attack but and then got it back via ing in a Community Canós had a shot CONTRACTORS LTD their two goal scorers – Kamohelo Mokotjo be- Takeover Day with roles blocked when he got on Bradley Dack and fore stepping past Jack across the Club, The to a Henrik Dalsgaard BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS Danny Graham – went Rodwell and curling a Bees delivered a perfor- cross before the goal and GRIFFIN PARK ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN off early in the second shot past Raya and in to mance to remember and Odubajo fired just wide A FAST AND half and they never the net. 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