OVER 120,000 readers fortnightly in Cranford, Harlington, , , Longford, , Langley, Moor, Stanwell, 4 East , West Bedfont, Hatton Cross, Ashford, Staines and on Airport. Pages ESTABLISHED 34 YEARS ~ FIRST PUBLISHED APRIL 1983 of JOBS IN THIS Email: [email protected] Recipient of British Airways BRING ISSUE SATURDAY 26TH January 2019 ISSUE NO. 941 or: [email protected] Community Champion Award BACK THE ONLY NEWSPAPER THAT CIRCULATES ON HEATHROW IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. JAN 26 Heathrow expansion 1500: Explorer Vincente Yanez Pinson discov- ered Brazil and claimed it for Portugal. 1828: The Duke of Wellington became Prime Minister of Britain. should be scrapped 1871: The Rugby Foot- ball Union was formed lans for a third World Health the plans in addition creased, to bring Organisation rec- dated airspace means a new flight in . runway at Organisation who to up to 747,300 less noise emis- ommended hours which leaves so path, subjecting yet 1885: The British com- PH e a t h r o w that frequent expo- people impacted by sions to those on the for sleep. many vast swathes more people to the mander General Charles should be scrapped sure to noise above noise from London ground, in densely Rob Barnstone, of Londoners’ lives, effects of aircraft Gordon was killed and and airspace in Lon- 45 decibels is asso- City Airport. populated boroughs Coordinator of the in some cases noise exposure as his forces overthrown as Mahdi Muhammad don improved dras- ciated with adverse Flight paths of London such as No 3rd Runway many, many miles well as more dirty air. Ahmad took over con- tically, a new report health effects. Yet should also be less L a m b e t h , Coalition, the lead- from Heathrow, “The health and trol of Khartoum. Gor- recommends. the threshold set in concentrated and Southwark and ing campaign blighted by noise wellbeing of people don, who was decapi- The report pro- the Government’s more evenly dis- Lewisham. organisation oppos- from planes. that are impacted tated in the turmoil, had duced by the guidelines is 54 persed so specific The report also ing plans for more “The sensible most by Heathrow held the city for almost As- decibels. communities are not calls for the thresh- noise and other recommendations in both now and in the a year, defying orders sembly Environ- As well as oppos- impacted over- old for compensa- emissions from this report should be future is paramount. from Prime Minister ment Committee, ing a third runway, whelmingly more tion levels for aircraft , implemented by the “If the Govern- Gladstone to evacuate says that its “most the Committee also than others close by, noise from said: aviation authorities ment and Heathrow 1886: Karl Benz pat- urgent” recommen- propose a series of with more weight Heathrow planes to “We welcome the at the very earliest were serious about ented a three-wheel drive motor car and the inter- dation is to oppose drastic improve- given to communi- be raised in line with most urgent recom- opportunity.” the exposure to nal combustion engine. the expansion of ments to the air- ties in south and east those from London mendation of this re- Jackie Clark, these impacts it sub- 1907: A new play by the Heathrow because space in London, London who are im- City Airport, as well port being to cancel Chair of Stop jects us to, then they Irish playwright John of the impact of the which, with pacted from overfly- as extending night the third runway. Heathrow Expan- would extend the Millington Synge increased numbers Heathrow expan- ing from both flight bans at “London is set to sion, which repre- night time flight ban caused riots at the Ab- of flights would have sion, means up to Heathrow and Lon- Heathrow to eight be severely im- sents communities to the recom- bey Theatre in Dublin on Londoners. 2.2 million people don City Airports. Al- hours in order to pacted by plans to closest to Heathrow mended eight hours. because of its ‘foul’ lan- The report cites right across London titude of planes bring in line with expand Heathrow, Airport, said: Will they consider guage. The play Play- guidelines by the will be impacted by should also be in- World Health in an already out- “A third runway that?” boy of the Western World was brought to a halt on its opening night by the audience. 1931: Mahatma Gandhi was released from Families set to meet Doh-Doh prison to have talks with the British colonial gov- ernor in India. 1939: General Franco’s in Two Rivers Shopping Centre rebel troops captured Barcelona from the Re- THE Play-Doh character will meet families at Two out the day. publicans in the Span- Rivers Shopping Centre next month. Shoppers can also share their pictures of them ish civil war. The free event will take place on Saturday 9th meeting Doh-Doh and upload it to facebook or 1950: India became a February, at the Entertainer Store, giving little Twitter using the hashtag #TheEntertainerVIP to democratic republic shoppers the chance to meet a Play-Doh character. be in with a chance of winning a £25 store voucher. within the British Com- The Entertainer store at Two Rivers Shopping Joanna Hall, centre manager of Two rivers monwealth. Centre will be opening their doors and welcoming Shopping Centre, said: ‘We are looking to welcom- 1942: US ground troops Doh-Doh, a giant tub of Play Doh (see image). ing Doh-Doh, who’ll be meeting families and pos- arrived to join the Doh-Doh will be in the store from 10am to 4pm ing for pictures at the Entertainer Store here at two struggle against Nazis. to meet children and families at intervals through- Rivers.’ BIRTHDAYS … Douglas MacArthur, HOT 1880: American general BLUE STAR CARS and supreme com- 24 HOUR LICENSED MINI CAB & COURIER SERVICE TUBS mander of the Allied 01784 from £3,999 Forces in the Pacific during World War II. 46-56-56 10 spas on display in UXBRIDGE Paul Newman, 1925: 46-26-26 Open 7 days. Tel: 01895 347915 American actor. 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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 Middletons Moanings 115 Deeds, not words, AIR POLLUTION Sir, ARE YOU OVER 30 * 40 * 50 * 60 ? LUV’D YOUR CLUBBING DAYS? THEN COME & RELIVE THOSE Disappointment rules the day when I read that the on mental health AND GOOD TIMES. at the WINNING POST, A316, good citizens of the U.K. owe £72.5 billion (which Sir TWICKENHAM (A LEGENDARY VENUE MADE is 725,000,000,000 pounds) on plastic between Was the prime minister’s ten years NHS Plan FOR DANCING) it’s CLUB CLASSICS 70’s 80’s them. Mr. Attenborough harps on about plastic genuine, or a Brixet diversion? Mental health MISCARRIAGE 90’s 00’s ruining the oceans and killing birds and various resourcing intentions are the key. Sir, DANCE PARTY ON THE SECOND SATURDAY creatures of the sea. This is a different type of The GPs, gateways to the NHS, report an alarm- A recent authoritative study has found that raised MONTHLY PLUS it’s MOTOWN SOUL 60’s 70’s strangulation, somehow just as insidious. It also ing situation at present. Words along won’t im- levels of nitrogen dioxide pollution increase the 80’s works out locally that council tax payers in prove things. risk of losing a pregnancy by 16%. This is bad DANCE PARTY ON THE LAST FRIDAY MONTHLY. news for Spelthorne where - in large parts of the BOTH NIGHTS 9 – 1 (last entry 11) NICE Spelthorne, will end up owing £37,000.00 each • Half of all attendees at GP clinics are con- ATMOSPHERE, MUSIC YOU CAN RELATE TO. should expected deals fail. cerned with mental, not physical, cases. borough - we already have an ‘exceedance’ of the SMART CASUAL/GENTS COLLARED SHIRTS What with university students selling their fu- • The mental commitment is 2000 nurses short. Critical Level of this dangerous gas. REQ. (NO TEE SHIRTS OR TRAINERS). tures in the hope of obtaining a decent job (by no • Recruitment is falling through loss of EU Things will get worse in the event of Heathrow Further Info http://www.mingles.co.uk means guaranteed) by going into debt, I sometimes newcomers. UK recruits have lost their training expanding. This, we have been told, will result in WE ARE ALSO OPEN ON NEW YEARS EVE. feel that authority has a lot to answer for. I fully allowance. a new exceedance. DOUBLE GLAZING REPAIRS understand this debt is not paid back should the • Waiting times are the longest since the NHS The obvious conclusion? The Government and student not fulfil expectations. founding. HAL should, in the light of this and much else , We are specialists in burglary emergencies/sealed In the fifties I saw a film called “Live now, pay • Only ‘suicidal intent’ receives instant atten- drop their plans for a 3rd runway. units (broken or steamed), friction hinges and stays, later” this was made with a view to warn people off tion. Yours truly, window and door handles, locks and lock replacement. borrowing from a tally man. The message obvi- • Anxiety levels are rising due to ‘in work Andrew McLuskey If it is anything to do with double glazing repair work, ously never got through, because through the ensu- poverty’, foodbank usage and the Brexit fall of the (North Green Party) call us free of charge now. ABBEY REPAIRS 0800 ing decades the problem expanded. This carbon pound to the Euro of 16% means a pay cut for EU Diamedes Avenue, Stanwell, Staines 838877. Mention this newspaper. A1309 copy of mainly American banking ideas, should nurses in the UK. have been poo-pooed at birth. On reflection, we • Homelessness has doubled a prime engine of ARE YOU THINKING would have better placed, on a life not fully depen- mental collapse. dent on borrowing money. • Welcome must replace ‘hostile environment’. OF ADVERTISING? One day surely the advent of 1929 will come Yours ‘Justice delayed Well, this newspaper is the ONLY back to financially throttle us into total poverty. G Gray ONE that is delivered door to door Maybe this is the banks intension. Feltham Hill Road, Ashford. – Justice denied’ around Heathrow Airport and is the It would appear that walking headlong over the ONLY PUBLICATION cliff doesn’t only apply to Wildebeest. Sir available on the airport. Bye the bye, can you lend me a fiver? The Conservative Party has been found guilty of Tel Ian 01784 453196 George Middleton Appeal against blatant electoral fraud by exceeding, by scores of for further information thousands of pounds, is spending limits. Its agent received a prison sentence. I refer to Thanet South PLEASE MENTION Paul Alexander ‘too lenient’ constituency. THE HEATHROW Sir, Its candidate, without a blush, claimed that he Here he go again. Where is P.A. getting these knew nothing and intended to hold on to the Kent VILLAGER WHEN Brexit figures from? And, if the government wasn’t sentence seat won by criminal means. He was acquitted, ‘out REPLYING spending time and money on our exit from the EU Sir of time’. TO ADVERTS would he still be complaining? In the 2015 General Election the Conservative The victims were Nigel Farage, the Ukip candi- Why not pop in to Also, British Airways has been owned by a Party effectively destroyed Ukip as a Parliamen- date, and indeed basic democracy itself. Ukip has JOHN’S Spanish company for years so why not have its HQ tary party and Nigel Farage as its leader at the no voice in Parliament. in Spain? South Thanet, Kent, constituency. Farage was the Between the time Channel 4 News TV un- PORTUGESE CAR Plus, Jaguar Land Rover was “enticed” to open wrongfully defeated Ukip candidate. earthed the scandal and the hearing (January a Slovakian factory by an EU bribe several years Charged with, and found guilty, spending more 2019),years passed. Why? STYLE CAFE ago. Absolutely NOTHING to do with Brexit. than twice the legal limit, at once, only in 2019 Thus the Tory political bacon was saved — a at Vermeulen’s False news, or sloppy fact finding? was the Tory party official concerned fined £5000 glaring injustice. BOOT and given a non-custodial sentence of nine months. The Tory robbery including bus loads of their Garden Centre The Tory win was upheld. We offer: EVERY THE EU WILL NEVER TAKE activists kept in hotels, the £15,000 was obviously Platters of The ‘excessive illegal spend’ was £66,6000, overspent indefensible, impudently so. sandwiches and THURSDAY LEAVE FOR AN ANSWER on staff, accommodation, advertising, posters and Obviously, Ukip and Nigel Farage are Labour’s cakes. Dear editor, with so much advantage of buses, plain as a pikestaff. opponents. But the scales are obviously weighed We now serve chips. & SUNDAY We know, from the trials of £1.63 trillion between 1973 The winning candidate and MP: was acquitted against Ukip even without any cheating. Labour Ideal for parties other countries who were and 2017 that they would as being unaware of the crimes. He is a fully want all things to carry on as backs Ukip challenge to the system. The party And also GARDEN CENTRE told by the EU to vote again. qualified chartered accountant There was £66,000 they are now. During the gains thousands of votes but no Parliamentary seats scrumptious Custard Staines Road, That they wont let us leave spent on top of the legal £59,000. and our undemocratic same period our surplus with as it is. Cream Cakes, Hounslow, Middx remainers are now demand- the rest of the world under Nigel Farage has criticised the near four year Unless urgent action is taken, ‘Brexit’ will be delicious Doughnuts Start up 7am-1pm ing a second referendum. wto terms was £477 billion delay between the election and the obvious ver- stolen by the same Thanet South crime. and all you can expect Both parties and leaders said . To top it all its costs us dict as manifestly unjust. ‘A green light to fraud, For years ago, the mysterious Arron Banks put from a Portuguese Weather permitting they would honour the origi- $185 billion each year for a tape of £5000 fine of the wrist.’ an unlawful and breathtaking £8 million into ‘Leave’ cafe owner. 07891 265124 nal referendum decision. So extra EU rules and regula- A principal activist in these events as a close funds. He will even provide 07540 433919 why don’t they just get on tions. aide to the then Home Secretary, Theresa May. you with a full This whole matter, like Thanet , is under crimi- hounslowheathcarboot.co.uk and get us out. Already on the trade He subsequently became her Downing Street English Breakfast. side the Eurotunnel say they nal investigation, but delay may again mean denial NO NEW OR The loss of “ right hon- chief of staff when prime minister. 01784 469090 COUNTERFEIT GOODS orable” men and women in will carry on working re- of justice. our house of commoners gardless. It is plain that electoral corruption infects the The validity of the ‘Leave’ vote will be removed means that we are on the The EU is in deep trouble very heart of the Conservatory Party. if it too is proven to exceed the limit — not at all BADGER THE TAX MAN! way to be told to vote again.! financially because of trade And we still await the outcome of an £8 mil- difficult. SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? Our instruction to our by china and the usa is dif- lion, not a mere £66,000, overspend by ‘Leave’ in But if the verdict ‘Guilty’ arrived afterwards the SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? representatives in govern- ficult. The eu is also in po- the EU referendum of 2016. The case is in the cheats will again have won by using overwhelming litical trouble because FROM OVERSEAS? ment was “just leave” there hands of the prosecution service. and unlawful amounts of money. we no subsidiary require- they are losing seats at If proven, the ‘Leave’ result in 2016 is invalid. ments and we did not order elections. We must demand a stay or leave decision that is Don’t pay more tax than you need to mrs may to try and get a deal You were born free so What a corrupt and incompetent organisation open and honest. Winning by cheating must not Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out from the e u. For which she be free again by getting you rules us. prevail. Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, country back from the EU Yours out of office hours at no extra charge. was willing to pay 39 thou- Yours sand million pounds of our Yours faithfully G Gray Harold Trace Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 Terry Lyden Mob: 07752 565 398 money, we all know that any Feltham Hill Road, Ashford. Spelthorne Labour Party. Email: [email protected] deal ties all the parties to any deal for as long as the deal runs. Somehow the alterna- tive to deal was called “no CHRIS WEST deal” and Mr Corbyn will not tolerate that so it means What on earth CARPENTRY & JOINERY that he too wanted to deal with the e u and again tie us Specialists in all aspects of to the EU. The democratic require- is going on? Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery ment was just to tell the e u Sir, • Free Estimates that we were leaving on Here is the photo as promised of the building site • Loft conversions March 29 2019 and let them which has replaced the pleasant green recreation • Fitted Kitchens ask us if they had problems area outside the shops in Stanwell. with us becoming a free and Yours truly, • Replacement Doors independent country once • Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes more. Andrew McLuskey The facts seem to be (North Surrey Green Party) Tel: 07949 099 710 that the EU trade with us Diamedes Avenue, Stanwell, Staines ISSUE 941 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 Page 3 LEAVING THATCHER’S Can you help in motorcycle theft We’re appealing for information after a mo- torbike was stolen in Hooley in the early EUROPE hours of Monday morning (14 January). Sir, Two people are believed to have broken The greatest irony about the machinations of Con- into a garage on London Road North at servative politicians agitating to leave the EU’s around 2.55am and taken a red 1967 classic Single Market is that one of this its creators was motorcycle. Margaret Thatcher, a prime minister who did more They also stole a child’s bicycle, an or- than anybody to strengthen our European alliance ange and grey Mikita corded drill and an with her signing of the Single European Act in Energizer battery charger. 1986. It is doubly strange that a devious grand- We would like to speak to the person in stander such as Nigel Farage (who has never been the CCTV image in relation to our investiga- an MP) should seek to undermine Thatcher’s tion. achievement with calls to leave the Single Market. If you can help us identify who he is, you Margaret Thatcher has been described by many have any information about this incident, political commentators as an ‘architect of Euro- or you were in the area at the time and saw pean integration’ with good reason. She had long anything suspicious, please contact us on 45190004588. ity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 to report supported the idea of a European trade zone free of 101 quoting reference number PR/ You can also call the independent char- information anonymously. regulation and internal barriers. It was, in a sense, the commercial concomitant of her vision of a deregulated financial sector, although the latter creation promoted a climate of anarchy which My family supported me Met police get fostered the recklessness responsible for 2008’s I went through a di- larly in helping me get don’t help you back, financial crash. In fact, it was Lord Cockfield who vorce back in 2008 through my divorce as god will help you. prepared our way for membership of the EU’s which led to a lot of and not letting my past That’s exactly what trading zone with an informed understanding of your act together stigma and isolation. I be a barrier to carv- happened when I Thatcher’s enthusiasm for the project. The Single experienced a lot of ing out a career for landed a job in main- RE: Update on your Metropolitan Police Crime Reference number - 0901419/ European Act, co-signed by Thatcher in February negativity and had myself. I have a strong stream Radio it was 19 1986, established the Single Market and prepared people putting me faith and as a Sikh through my faith in Jayne the way for the Maastricht Treaty of 1992. The down. Due to the woman, my belief in god and my medita- I am very surprised by your decision not to take this matter further. Single Market’s ‘four freedoms’, guaranteeing stigma of divorce, God continues to tion and doors of op- This is the second time within 12 months that my car has been vandalised bureaucracy-free movement of goods, services, there was just never grow. portunities began to in this way and on that occasion the Metropolitan Police at Hounslow informed capital and people, helped the EU become the much support from I believe if you open. I am so thank- me that they were collating information about the many such thefts on behalf largest economic trading block in the world. In- the wider community. want something, keep ful and grateful for my of three west London boroughs, such was the frequency of this type of theft. credibly, our membership of this market is now My family sup- going and keep help- faith as a Sikh woman Quite recently, BBC London News highlighted the problem, the film threatened by a collection of liars and fools. ported me particu- ing others even if they and my close friends showing how blatantly and how quickly the organisers work. Name and Address Supplied and family for seeing The BBC programme gave the police an excellent opportunity to make the something in me public aware of the problem. If alerted to do so members of the public would which I haven’t al- willingly take a photo of the theft in progress and of the thieves’ vehicle ways seen in myself. registration number. Acropolis Aviation accepts My advice to any- The thieves act quickly and in broad daylight. 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Kingston KT1 2DN You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk Page 4 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 ISSUE 941 Future of the High Street Can you help find Caucasian Be on your Brian Woods, Regional Chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), said: “Healthy and inviting high streets and town centres should be diverse, with a range of shops, but also and cafes, services like hairdress- Shepherd dog mettle after ers, as well as gyms and shared workspaces for the self-employed. We are appealing for and was wearing a red “The new Future High Streets Fund gives an opportunity for councils to information following a collar and tag. think carefully about ways to really improve their town centres. We’d encour- burglary in Worcester She was recently fraud incidents age councils to talk to their local small businesses to get innovative ideas that Park last week where a imported and her owner We are asking the public to be on their mettle after will improve the public realm and create vibrant hubs at the centre of their female Caucasian Shep- was keeping her in a we have had two incidents of fraud reported to us communities. herd dog named Narma barn at the stables be- yesterday. “Of course, the fund won’t necessarily be a silver bullet for the high street. was taken. fore introducing her In both incidents, the victims were contacted by Confidence among small retailers is at an all-time low, with pressure from The burglary hap- slowly to other animals. a fraudster impersonating a police officer, which is employment costs, high rents and online competition ramping up. The biggest pened sometime be- When the owner re- a frequently used line, trying to persuade them to part challenge for them is the outdated business rates system, which is a huge tween 7pm and 1.30pm turned to the barn to company with a sizeable amount of money as part of burden on the high street and is disproportionately hurting small firms. on Saturday, 12 January check on her, they found an investigation into a fictional fraud taking place. “In addition, the £675m fund is a significant investment, but if stretched at a property on Old the barn had been bro- We are investigating both incidents. In one, a across most authorities, it may not go far. Malden Lane. ken into and Narma had person was conned out of around £50,000, while the “The business rates discount also announced by the Chancellor last year in Narma is grey and been taken. If you don’t want to other was stopped by a concerned friend before any response to FSB’s request, should give some relief to shops, pubs and cafés on white in colour, and is Anyone with infor- speak to police, you can money could be extracted. the high street. But we need to make sure that relief reaches those that need it twice the size of a Ger- mation on where Narma call the independent Tandridge Borough Commander, Inspector Dan across the country, applying immediately to bills that cover the period from 1 man Shepherd, although is, please call Surrey charity Crimestoppers Gutierrez said: “This type of fraud is a national issue April. With the overall rates bill expected to rise to over £30bn this year, it’s there is a resemblance. Police on 101 quoting anonymously on 0800 and can affect anyone. right that this extra funding has been pledged.” Narma is micro chipped PR/ 45190003988. 555 111. “These criminals create a feeling in the victims that they are being specifically targeted as part of a conspiracy. “We will look to hunt them down, arrest them and New wireless put them before the courts as fraudsters are not Spike memorabilia up for sale welcome in Surrey. “We urge the public to be alert and report inci- Chiswick Auctions is rabilia sale at Chiswick Milligan and originally fetch £400-600 dents of this to us and help us bring them to justice.” thrilled to have been Auctions at 1pm on Feb- produced and broadcast 3) A full set of Spike CCTV for We also want to issue the following advice: appointed to sell the pri- ruary 28th, 2019. by the BBC Home Ser- Milligan’s War Mem- • The Bank or the police will not ask you to vate collection of Spike Here is the full descrip- vice from 28 May to 20 oirs, all signed by Spike withdraw money from your account Milligan’s agent for al- tion: September 1951. Sub- and humorously in- • The Bank or the police will not ask you to hand most 40 years Norma sequently the series had scribed to Norma esti- Spelthorne money to a courier or any one purporting to be a Farnes. Amongst the Crazy People: the title The Goon Show mated at £600-800 courier items is an original script An extremely rare work- and went on to become 4) An original typed Spelthorne Borough Council has been working • If you receive a call from someone purporting to for an episode of Crazy ing radio script for Crazy one of the most success- draft of Vol III of Spike with Runnymede Council and Metropolitan Hous- be from the bank or the police and you want to be People, which was the People No 29, marked ‘ ful radio programmes in War Memoirs (“Monty: ing to improve the CCTV coverage in Sunbury with sure they are who they say they are. Use a title of the first series of Michael’ (Bentine) in British culture. No re- His Part in My Vic- new cameras being installed at Spelthorne Grove different phone if you can to call a recognised the Goon Show. blue ink on top of first cordings of any episode tory”), thoroughly an- and Sunbury Cross roundabout. number for your bank and 101 for the police. If No recordings of the page, also marked of Crazy People are notated and amended by The improvements were made possible follow- you don’t have another phone hang up and check first series seem to have throughout with known to have survived. Spike, also including ing the installation of a new aerial at Elm Court and that you have a clear dealing tone (a tactic of these survived and they have changes and various handwritten pages, 1975 the Council is now looking to update more cameras offenders is to stay on the phone, that means that never been put up for annotations, featuring Other items from the Estimated to fetch across Spelthorne in the coming months, helping to even if you hang up a land line phone the line auction. Critics said the several pencil cartoons collection to go under £600-800 ensure the borough stays a safe and pleasant place could still be linked to the caller. Goon Show “changed to page versos, wear and the hammer include: to live. • Never give your PIN number (The police will British comedy for- soiling overall, tears and 2) An original art FYI - Norma Farnes, Cllr Daxa Patel, Spelthorne’s Cabinet Member never require this) ever”. The specialist losses to paper, trans- work by Spike Milligan Spike Milligan’s long- for Community Safety, said: “CCTV plays an im- • Never agree to handing your card to a courier Valentina Borghi has mission date Monday himself. Spike Milligan term agent and friend is portant role in deterring crime and helping identify • These criminals will make you believe there has put a tentative estimate 23rd July 1951'. used to paint (as well as happy to be interviewed, offenders when incidents occur so having addi- been an emergency or put you in some kind of of £600-800 on it, but Crazy People was the perform) and Norma alongside our specialist tional cameras is very good news for Sunbury. New fear (usually financial loss) if you recognise the we suspect it will go title of the first series of consigned an original Valentina Borghi (Head CCTV cameras also have the benefit of being more danger signs you are better prepared to defending much higher. 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Thomas Homes, Arlington House, Arlington Grange, Curridge Road, Curridge, Thatcham, RG18 9AB Page 6 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 ISSUE 941 R-I-P GURDEEP SINGH Recently an amazing soul passed away by the Calling for all name of Gurdeep Singh Waryah who was a well respected and selfless volunteer who lived in high street harlington and always thought of others and we want to write a special tribute to this angel who had a beautiful soul... There are a several words that come to mind when thinking of Gurdeep, but I think one that community heroes captures him so much is how “Selfless” he was; everything he did was for others, the words “I” A national charity is looking for nominations “We know there are fantastic people doing or “me” were never in his vocabulary. for a local group or individual who has gone the incredible work for their local community to Gurdeep was one of those people who had extra mile to improve their local community. make their streets safer and more attractive time for everyone and loved to be around Sangat Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday places to be. (people). He had many friends and was an walking is looking for inspiring stories of com- “We think it’s only right that these amazing, amazing Son, father, husband and brother. munity cohesion for their annual Charles tireless, inspirational folks get some love in Gurdeep was very passionate about serving the Maher Award – Walking Champion 2019. return.” community which is why he was part of many The award recognises an individual, local The Living Streets Charles Maher Award different charities from feeding the homeless to group, organisation or local authority that has can be entered by an individual, local group, spiritual camps for kids and adults. made a real difference to their local streets and organisation or local authority via the nomina- Although Gurdeep has merged with Vaheguru(God), he left us all a parting gift, his improved them for people. The award was set tion form on the Living Streets website: https:/ beautiful Daughter Gurkirat (Bani) im sure she up in honour of Charles Maher, a campaigner /www.livingstreets.org.uk/charles-maher- will grow up to be another Gem in the commu- and longstanding supporter of Living Streets. award nity. The 2018 Charles Maher Award was won Nominations will close on 13 February, It’s an honour to know and meet such a posthumously by Edinburgh architect and cam- 2019. person, someone we can cherish, someone we paigner, Alison Blamire. Alison led the Causey The award will be judged on the impact the can learn from, and most importantly someone Development Trust, a grassroots campaign that nominee has had and the creativity of their we can aspire to be like. sought to reimagine a neglected, car-dominated work. A shortlist of nominees will be voted on There is no deity equal to the Guru. cityscape and turn it into a vibrant, people- by Living Streets members to find the winner Whoever has good destiny inscribed on his friendly place that celebrated the history and who will then be announced at Living Streets’ forehead, applies himself to seva - selfless ser- spirit of the Southside of Edinburgh. National Walking Summit in Birmingham on vice. Aisha Hannibal, Engagement Manager, Liv- Friday, 29 March, where the charity will also Love from the Family and Community who ing Streets, said: be celebrating its 90th anniversary. miss you dearly...x Staines Preparatory School 14 year old Educating today’s children for the challenges of tomorrow remanded in custody A 14-year-old boy from Kingston-upon-Thames has been remanded in cus- tody following an assault on a group of teenage boys in Thames Ditton on Saturday evening (12 January). The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Staines Magistrates’ Court today (16 January) charged with robbery, grievous bodily harm and possession of a knife in a public place. He will next appear at Kingston Crown Court on 13 February. The incident took place following an altercation on a bridge over train tracks in Woodfield Road around 8.34pm. One boy was taken to hospital with suspected stab wounds where he remains in a serious but stable condition. A second boy was also assaulted but has since been released from hospital. A 15-year-old, who was also arrested, has been released under investiga- tion. WELCOME TO SPS We are still appealing for anyone who saw what happened, or with any other information about it, possibly through comments, pictures or videos, that they’re aware of via social media channels, to get in touch with us urgently. Please call us on 101 quoting crime reference number PR/45190004139. If Open Mornings you do not wish to leave your name, call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Saturday 2nd February 10.00 to 12.00 Wednesday 13th March 09.30 to 11.30 Alternatively, call to book a tour at your convenience THE RESTORATION OF A nurturing school for children aged 3 to 11 years State of the art teaching, sporting and performance facilities PITZHANGER MANOR The Restoration of Sir Trustee of Pitzhanger the improvements of Excellent support and preparation for 11+ and senior school entrance exams John Soane’s Manor and Gallery. such a local place in easy More teaching days than other independent schools Pizthanger Manor in Mr Flenley will ex- access to visit. Ealing – An Insider’s plain that the Manor was Non-members of the Fee includes all residential trips, day trips and school lunches View is the subject of the country residence of History Society are wel- Hounslow and District Sir John Soane between come with an entrance Bursaries available | School transport service History Society’s next 1800 and 1810. A major fee of £2.00 per head to meeting on Tuesday 29 restoration project was include tea or coffee and IAPS | Co-Educational | Ages 3 - 11 January 2019 at the undertaken between biscuits. United Reformed 2015 and 2018. It has Church Hall, Chapel consequently been up- Liz Mammatt Road, Hounslow, TW3 graded to be able to host Chairman of Staines Preparatory School 01784 450909 1UL commencing at exhibitions of interna- Hounslow and District 7.45pm. The lecturer is tional importance. It will History Society @StainesPrep stainesprep.co.uk Mr Richard Flenley, a be interesting to hear of 020 3302 4036 ISSUE 941 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 Page 7

The Southampton to London Pipeline Project

Esso is replacing 90km of its 105km underground aviation fuel pipeline that runs from Fawley Refinery near Southampton to its West London Terminal storage facility in Hounslow.

The 1,300+ people who took part in the Design Refinements Ashford Station Approach consultations to date, our ongoing meetings, Ashford Road Following the selection of sub-option H2c and the and conversations with local organisations and Following the preferred route consultation, we responses received at the most recent consultation, landowners have helped us to refine the pipeline we have identified a more appropriate route along route. have deselected both sub-options at . Feedback from the preferred route Station Approach that would maintain traffic flow This feedback, alongside technical information, has consultation led us to consider how to reduce the around Ashford Station. The previous proposals helped us to confirm our proposals for the project impact on narrow residential roads in Laleham, meant that we would need to close Station Road, along the majority of the pipeline route. It also as there were concerns from residents regarding disrupting traffic flow out of the station and losing helped the project team to select the majority of sub-option H1b. Sub-option H1a was favoured parking spaces along the road. This may have the 20 sub-options. by local residents, but there were concerns about had a disproportionate impact on the footfall of businesses located on the road. In addition, in In some areas, the feedback and additional the reservoir from an engineering and logistics perspective. Several consultation responses order to maintain traffic flow in and out of the knowledge has helped us to identify where we station we would have had to suspend parking could further amend our design. suggested an alternative route along Ashford Road, in place of the two proposed sub-options. along Station Approach in order to have two-way As a result, we have refined the route in some The route along Ashford Road is the proposed traffic flow to exit the station. By installing along places. Some of these refinements are simple, refinement. Station Approach, Station Road would be kept such as moving the pipeline route from one side open as normal and Station Approach would also of a landowner’s field to the other. Others are Our preference would be to install the pipeline be kept open by changing the pavement layout more complex, as they have different impacts on within the grass verge on the eastern side of and temporarily suspending the parking bays. This landowners, communities or the environment. the road. However, the limits of deviation would refinement would mean that the current traffic We are seeking your views on these more cover the entire road as there are established movements would not change, temporary loss of complex design refinements, as well as the views trees nearby and other underground features that parking spaces would be reduced and the duration of landowners, communities, statutory bodies, may need to be avoided. We would also include of installation in Woodthorpe Road would also be environmental organisations and local authorities, an amended route to the south of Ashford Road, reduced. to make sure that we have selected the most travelling through an industrial area and avoiding impacts on local businesses. Logistics Hub appropriate route for the replacement pipeline. Now that we have a clearer idea of where the For more information on the design refinements The route would use open-cut trench techniques pipeline route might go, we are also now sharing please visit our website at www.slpproject.co.uk along Ashford Road, and the installation area the details of our proposed temporary logistics would be reduced to ensure that the road is kept hubs, which will support the installation of the As part of this consultation we will be holding open. This may impact communities near to the pipeline. events at: order limits and road users, who may face short- term disruption during installation. At the northern Brett Aggregates, Littleton Lane, 5 February 14:00-20:00 Farnborough end of Ashford Road, we would use a trenchless We are considering a logistics hub in your area. The Cody Sports and Social Club, The Fairway, technique to cross Ashford Road, Kingston Road logistics hub would be within the Brett Aggregates Old Ively Road, Farnborough, GU14 0FE and a water channel. site, close to the pipeline route. Logistics hubs are areas used to store materials and equipment, 9 February 11:00-17:00 Ashford Woodthorpe Road and to provide staff facilities at a number of Ashford Salvation Army, Woodthorpe Road, Following feedback from the preferred route key locations. We anticipate that installation of Ashford, TW15 3JY consultation and engagement with local the replacement pipeline will take two years to stakeholders about potential disruption around complete, so we will require these logistics hubs Woodthorpe Road, we have moved the order limits throughout that time. We will also need time to further west of the road but recognise that this prepare the land before installation and reinstate it would mean having a larger working area within afterwards to its former state, where practical. local recreation areas.

How to respond It’s easy to contribute to this consultation, and we do hope you will. We welcome your views, ideas and opinions. The fastest way to respond is online. You can save and edit your response before sending it in. Simply go to www.slpproject.co.uk This consultation starts on 21 January and closes at 23:59 on 19 February 2019. If you are unable to respond online, then you can also Email [email protected] Post FREEPOST SLP PROJECT If possible, please use the Word document version of our response form. This can be downloaded at www. slpproject.co.uk You can also contact us via email at [email protected] and via telephone on 07925 068 905 if you have any questions. Print copies of materials are available on request, and the project team can help you find local information points with internet access if you get in touch.

ESSO Petroleum Company, Limited Registered in No. 26538 Registered Office: Ermyn House, Ermyn Way, , Surrey, KT22 8UX

For more information please visit www.slpproject.co.uk Page 8 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 ISSUE 941 You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk Carers Partnership cited ‘NO DEAL’ BREXIT TO as a good example A report by the Asso- ing across the borough: lenges. The number of efits from.” COST £28BN A YEAR ciation of Directors of Hillingdon Carers, services we provide to Hillingdon Carers The devasting long-term economic impact of a ‘no depends almost entirely on a certain economic Adult Social Services Hillingdon Young Car- carers has trebled over Partnership also works deal’ Brexit on the South East has today (22 Jan) environment and confidence in the market. (ADASS) has cited the ers, the Alzheimer’s the last few years, all with young carers as been laid bare in fresh analysis of government “If the UK were to crash out of the EU with ‘no Hillingdon Carers Part- Society, Hillingdon based on what they tell they approach adult- figures by the CBI. deal’, the uncertainty that this would bring, with nership as an example Mind, Carers Trust us are their priorities.” hood. Many feel they businesses holding back on investment decisions, of good practice. Thames, and Harlington Last year, for the first cannot go onto further The study reveals how the South East could be could severely hamper our revenue and growth for ADASS, a charity Hospice all share a cen- time, identification of education or employ- significantly exposed to the economic fallout from the foreseeable future.” promoting high stan- tral database - and even new carers topped 1,000 ment because of their leaving the EU without a deal with an estimated Malcolm Hyde, Regional Director for CBI South dards of adult social share staff - delivering in 12 months due to im- caring responsibilities. annual loss of output worth £28 billion1 by 2034. East, said: care, notes how many projects jointly. proved communication However, the report Such a significant shortfall would hit people’s “CBI members across the region are clear: if the Hillingdon’s single, in- Councillor Philip and coordination. notes how Hillingdon’s jobs, livelihoods and living standards. This figure new approach to finding a Brexit deal continues to tegrated, borough-wide Corthorne, Hillingdon Working jointly has transition programme is one-and-a-half times the annual public spending be a game of who blinks first, the South East service is providing high Council’s Cabinet also brought significant has supported 96 per on doctors, hospitals and other health services, in economies will pay the price. quality, specialist and Member for Social Ser- cost saving advantages cent of participants into the South East. “The deadlock will only be broken by a genuine consistent support to vices, Housing, Health as Councillor Corthorne work, education, train- The South East’s services exports to the EU are attempt by all MPs to find consensus and compro- carers of all ages. and Wellbeing, said: explains: “By working ing, apprenticeships or concentrated in information and communication mise, not stick to rusting red lines and political The report explains “Caring responsibility together we are able to higher education. services (43%). At a national level, the business conditions. Like the rest of the UK, the South East how, in Hillingdon, car- can be incredibly de- jointly tender for sup- The report by services sector is likely to see a negative impact in is not – and cannot be – ready for no deal. ers in need of support manding for anyone; it’s port contracts, such as ADASS summarises a ‘no deal’ scenario, meaning that unless a deal is “The projected impact on our region’s economy only need to explain often stressful and can IT, audit and telephony, statutory guidance relat- struck, growth will be hampered, innovation stifled would be devastating and while business will do all their situation once, be isolating. The using our collective buy- ing to carers, and also and jobs put at risk. it can to reduce some of the worst aspects, a no deal there is no continuous Hillingdon Carers Part- ing power. This is sound cites examples of good Additionally, the region has many businesses scenario is unmanageable. ‘signposting’ to other nership is helping financial management, practice and effective likely to be affected by ‘non-tariff barrier’ costs in “The message from the CBI to our politicians is organisations. This is people to overcome something that every- operating models from the event of ‘no deal’, stemming from increased clear – we must see compromise or the whole due to collective work- these inherent chal- one in Hillingdon ben- across the country. restrictions on the ability for people to move around country faces the unforgivable prospect of a disor- Europe on business. derly Brexit which will affect jobs and livelihoods Phil Cousins, Director of South East employer in the South East for decades to come. It’s time to Cousins Executive Coaching Ltd, said: put our region’s prosperity before party politics and Esso launches consultation “As an SME in the services sector, my business dogma.” on design refinements Buried replacement pipeline to transport aviation fuel, contribute to the economies of Hampshire, Surrey and London, and protect jobs and investment Police appeal for Pipeline will keep 1,300 people have taken Terminal storage facil- similar route. The pipe- around 100 fuel deliv- part in our consultations ity. line is buried under- ery tankers off the road to date. This feedback, The pipeline will ground and transports witnesses after each day combined with our on- help maintain around aviation fuel, contribut- Feedback from pre- going meetings and con- 1,000 highly skilled en- ing to the economies of vious consultations has versations with land- gineering jobs at the Hampshire, Surrey and helped Esso confirm its owners, communities UK’s largest refinery at London, and protecting proposals for the project and organisations, has Fawley jobs and investment. aggravated burglary along the majority of its really helped us under- In spring 2019, Esso pipeline route stand local perspectives. Once installed, the will s_ubmit its formal The company is now Since the completion of pipeline will be buried application for permis- We are appealing for It is believed they didn’t emergency.” would be useful to our asking for further com- our second consultation, underground and will be sion to install the re- information after an ag- take anything. Detective Sergeant investigation.” ment in some areas we’ve been reviewing unnoticeable to most placement pipeline to gravated burglary in the The car left at speed Jon Brushneen said: “I If you have any in- where consultation comments alongside people the Planning Inspec- vicinity of Chertsey in the direction of am hoping that there formation, which may feedback and additional further technical work, Pipelines are a safe, torate. The permission Lane (between Bowes Thorpe Park. were drivers in the area include dashcam foot- knowledge has helped and as a result we have secure and low-impact is called a Development Road and the Asda Runnymede Bor- that saw a vehicle speed- age, that may help us identify where it could been able to confirm our method of moving fuel Consent Order (often petrol station), at around ough Commander, In- ing away from the scene. with our enquiries then further amend its design proposals along the ma- over long distances to referred to as a ‘DCO’) 11pm last night. spector Nick Pinkerton “If you were on please call 101, 999 in Leatherhead, Surrey, jority of our pipeline meet customer needs and the decision A woman in her 60’s said: “I want to reassure Chertsey Lane or the emergency, giving ref- 21 January 2019 - Esso route. In some areas the The existing pipeline whether to approve the was assaulted after four the community that this surrounding area be- erence number PR/ is today announcing that feedback has helped us runs through Hampshire proposal will be made men broke in to her is a rare incident but we tween 10.30pm and 45190006037. communities, landown- to identify some refine- and Surrey with the pro- by the Secretary of State home and threatened her are taking it extremely 11.30pm last night we Alternatively you ers, statutory bodies and ments to the design of posed replacement pipe- for Business, Energy with a knife. seriously. want to hear from you. can report information organisations will have the pipeline route. Also, line taking a mostly and Industrial Strategy. The victim attracted “If you saw anything “Dashcam, headcam in anonymity to the in- an opportunity to give now that we have a the attention of that was suspicious or CCTV footage be- dependent charity their feedback on ele- clearer idea of where the neighbours causing the please get in touch with tween 10.30pm and Crimestoppers on 0800 ments of its pipeline pro- pipeline route might go, RMT campaigning intruders to flee in a car. us on 101, or 999 in an 11.30pm, in particular, 555 111. posals with the launch we are sharing the de- of a third consultation. tails of our six proposed The company is asking temporary logistics secures 550 tube for comments on its pro- hubs, which will sup- posed temporary logis- port the installation of DISTRIBUTORS tics hubs (used to store the pipeline. cleaner jobs materials and equip- “This next consulta- TUBE UNION RMT today racked up an REQUIRED ment) and refinements tion seeks the views of made in some areas to important victory in the fight for jobs and landowners, communi- workplace justice for London Under- the design of the pipe- ties, statutory bodies, SHAFTSBURY CRESCENT, BINGHAM DRIVE, line route. environmental ground cleaners as the TFL contractors The consultation will organisations and local ABM were forced by a sustained cam- STATION CRESCENT, QUEEN’S WALK, be open from 21 Janu- authorities on the more paign of union pressure to reinstate 550 KINGSTON CRESCENT & BROOKSIDE ary until 23:59 on 19 complex design refine- posts into their headcount. AREAS OF ASHFORD February 2019, with the ments, to make sure that, RMT has said that the victory shows that strong company also providing on balance, we have se- union pressure, backed by a cleaner workforce the opportunity for lected the most appro- prepared to fight, can gain significant movement GREENEFIELDE END AREA OF LALEHAM people to talk to its ex- priate route for the re- from private contractors on public contracts but perts in person at two placement pipeline.” warned that the fight for jobs and pay justice on the public events scheduled The London to Tube will continue with the union pledging to SIPSON VILLAGE in Farnborough and Southampton pipeline leave no member behind. Ashford. project is a proposal to RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: STANWELL MOOR Esso Project Execu- replace 90km of an “I want to congratulate our cleaner members tive Tim Sunderland 105km existing aviation and their reps for the sustained campaign that has We are desperately seeking individuals said: “As a company that fuel pipeline running pushed ABM back on the jobs cuts programme but over the age of 13 to deliver our papers in the above areas. strives to be a ‘good from Fawley Refinery we know we still have a distance to go to achieve neighbour’, we’re really near Southampton to the objective of job security and workplace justice For more information telephone Ian on 01784 453196 pleased that more than Esso’s West London on the Tube. That fight continues.” ISSUE 941 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 Page 9 Banish Blue Monday Visit Estonia Gastronomy Trail Map To celebrate its boom- The new year has well, ing foodie scene, Visit and truly begun, and fes- Estonia has launched a tive celebrations are ‘Gastronomy Trail’ map long behind us. The to invite visitors to dis- Christmas blues, cold cover some of the best dark nights and the ar- restaurants, cafés, craft rival of unpaid credit cider houses and local card bills also bring breweries available about ‘Blue Monday’ – throughout the country. the third Monday of ev- The handy map high- ery year often coined the lights the key places that most depressing day. provide the best foodie But did you know experiences across five key categories - fine din- that spending time with ing, home restaurants, your dog has benefits modern Estonian food, for your happiness lev- cafés, cider houses and els? breweries – and en- A survey conducted by giving them sion can work wonders abling guests to design by Lintbells, manufac- YuMOVE ONE-A- – some classes even en- their own gastronomy turers of YuMOVE the DAY Chewies, a natu- courage owners to keep trail. UK’s no.1 veterinary ral supplement to pro- dogs off-leash allowing Visitors are officially New map invites visitors to explore the destination beyond Tallinn and experience its joint supplement*, mote their mobility them to figure out where invited to eat their way extensive gastronomy offering found that 86% of dog through the best natural he belongs in the pack. through the country. ingredients. In essence, if yoga owners** believe hav- Home lution by mixing Scan- its countless cosy cafés 2011, Põhjala brewery ‘Seas’ the day! makes you calm, your Fine dining ing a pet pooch by their restaurants dinavian-inspired located in stunning his- has quickly become one Time away often dog will be calm with Estonia is home to a side can help bring stress Estonians are renowned cooking with traditional torical locations, where of the most important helps to ease the blues you! selection of top-rated levels down. A further foodies and often turn flavours to conceive in- visitors can enjoy the independent breweries fine dining restaurants 28% went on to say they so why not take your Just dance! their own kitchens into novative dishes at rea- local buzz and taste fan- in Estonia. The Speak- which perfectly bal- believe their mental pooch away on holiday Put your dancing one-of-a-kind, cosy res- sonable prices. Esto- tastic traditional food. easy by Põhjala bar in ance Estonian gas- health and well-being is with you? Find a dog- paws on and get in- taurants. It is the case nian chefs are heading Every café in Estonia Tallinn’s artistic tronomy traditions above average because friendly hotel or cottage volved in the phenom- with Anna and Erno, the to the forest for inspira- has its own unique story Kalamaja district offers with modern flare. Sit- of their canine compan- by the coast and let your enon that is musical ca- owners of Anno Home tion – whether it is wild to tell. Tallinn’s gothic visitors the opportunity ting on the shore of the ion. pup run free on the nine freestyle. Dancing Restaurant & Winery, mushrooms, spruce Old Town charms with to try its ward-winning scenic lake Pühajärv in With this in mind, beach, whilst you clear is known to boost your who offer a menu made shoots, pickled its romantic cafés craft beers. southern Estonia, the away any Christmas mood by releasing feel- from fresh, local ingre- ramsons, blackcurrant specialising in artisan YuMOVE has come up legendary GMP cobwebs with the sea good chemicals in your dients. MerMer, situ- leaves or grated green chocolate and At Tori Cider and with a few ways to help Pühajärve Club House ated in the historic fish- pine cones. marzipan, while visi- Wine Farm apples and you say goodbye to the breeze. brain, so musical canine & Restaurant has fea- ing village of Kolga- Modern Estonia food tors can relive the grapes are grown or- pesky January blues Namast freestyle is a great way tured multiple times Aabla in the Juminda is perfectly embodied at golden 1930s by visit- ganically. The cider is with the help of your Doga is a brilliant to improve your moods within the prestigious peninsula, serves deli- Põhjaka Manor in the ing Café Dietrich in made with a traditional dog. combination of dog but also you and your ‘White Guide Nordic’, cious, unpretentious green region of Järva Haapsalu, a beautiful champagne-inspired Where the wild training, human yoga, companion’s fitness. a list of the best Nordic organic dishes. Farm- County, where delicious seaside resort town lo- method, ‘méthode things are… meditation and mas- This activity combines restaurants. Hailed as based home restaurants food is prepared using cated on the west coast. traditionnelle’, where Being in nature is a sage. It will allow you obedience training, the best restaurant in are also on the rise, with nothing but local raw Mahedik Café has been the natural bubbles cre- to connect further with tricks and rhythm so it Tartu, Restaurant Hõlm great way to lift the spir- öbiku Farm offering a produce. Nordic-in- the first place in Pärnu ated during fermenta- yourself and your dog, will get you both using offers a world-class its. Go for longer walks constantly evolving fused cuisine is beauti- to champion organic tion contribute to the whilst providing exer- your brains and will menu and the opportu- with your dog in the menu prepared with fully mastered at Res- food and, over the past cider’s fruity and fresh nity for guests to enjoy countryside or the cise and relaxation in definitely make January seasonal forest prod- taurant’, led by chefs 120 years, Tartu’s flavour. Parnu’s chef Lauri Ülenurm’s woods and take in the one - who knew that was more enjoyable. ucts, and Tammuri Ranno Paukson and Werner Café has hosted Jaanihanso Cider culinary magic from his beauty of your sur- possible? So if you do have the Farm Restaurant serv- Martin Meikas, who famous musicians, art- House – a family- open-view kitchen. At roundings. Your four- Dogs often mirror January blues, see if ing a no-fixed menu draw inspiration from ists, actors and writers, owned cider and or- NOA, chef Orm Oja’s legged friends will love our emotions and can your dog can help you based on fresh and their home island of earning TripAdvisor’s chard house located in experimentation with exploring the outside pick up on our anxiety, out. home-grown ingredi- Saaremaa - the largest number 1 spot for the an 18th century farm – raw ingredients has and experiencing new stress and even when we For more informa- ents. island in Estonia - to best café in Tartu. produces some of the are in a relaxed state. tion about Lintbells earned NOA a place create complex, refined finest organic cider in sounds and smells within ‘The World’s 50 whilst you forget about The way you breathe please visit http:// Modern dishes mixing land and Cider houses the country. 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Children who reduced visibility from way schools are judged. chasing exam results. have had a tough start in the Control Tower, A new report pub- In a UK survey of life, for whatever rea- boosting punctuality for lished by the charity to- teachers for this report, son, find it more diffi- passengers and reduc- day, ‘Top of the Class’ 60% of respondents told cult to get into these ing late runners for lo- recommends that Adoption UK there had schools, and if they do, cal residents schools should be held been no relevant train- soon find that their per- The air traffic man- to account for the way ing on the needs of chil- sonal needs are not be- agement service, NATS they support their most dren who have experi- ing met.’ has begun a trial to un- vulnerable students, and enced trauma in their The English schools derstand whether Arti- that school leaders need school in the past three examining body ficial Intelligence (AI) help to make fundamen- years. In England, eight OFSTED published its could be used to help tal changes. out of ten ‘designated new draft inspections reduce flight delays. teachers’ who re- framework[3] last week, A project is now un- Three quarters of sponded to the survey - which is now under pub- derway, within NATS’ adopted children have a role with responsibil- lic consultation. bespoke Digital Tower suffered significant ity for looked after and OFSTED has acknowl- Laboratory, at trauma in their birth previously looked after edged that the current Heathrow Airport to test families such as abuse children - received no obsession with exam whether a combination and neglect, which can additional resources, ei- results is bad news for of ultra HD 4K cameras have a lasting impact on ther in terms of funding the most disadvantaged along with state-of-the- their ability to learn and or time, to help them do children. art AI and machine their mental and physi- this work. However Adoption learning technology can cameras at strategic lo- The same technol- ‘digital tower labora- watch how AI and digi- cal health. They are sig- UK has some significant be used to help improve cations around the air- ogy might also be used tory’ located inside the tal towers could be used nificantly more likely Amongst the con- concerns about the new the airport’s landing ca- field, the views from to one day control the Heathrow control tower. to monitor all three of than their peers to be tributors to the report are framework, including pacity in times of low which are then fed into airport’s third runway. There, it is working with the expanded airport’s excluded[1] from Mary Bousted, joint its approach to visibility and improve an AI platform called Andy Taylor, NATS the airport to understand runways in future.” school, and to leave general secretary of the behaviour management. punctuality. AIMEE, developed by Chief Solution Officer, how technology could Aviation Minister, school with no qualifi- National Education Becky White said: Heathrow’s 87 metre the Canada-based said: “Safety is always support the air traffic Baroness Sugg CBE cations[2]. These chil- Union and Jarlath ‘There are schools do- tall control tower is the Searidge Technologies. our top priority and Ar- operation now and in the added “The UK’s avia- dren are the tip of the O’Brien, teacher at a ing a wonderful job of highest in the UK and The AIMEE platform tificial Intelligence is future. tion sector is a world iceberg - up to half of all multi academy trust. making sure every child provides commanding can interpret the images, about supporting air Kathryn Leahy, Di- leader, connecting pas- children in classrooms Mr O’Brien said: has an equal chance to views of the airport and track the aircraft and traffic controllers. rector of Operations at sengers to destinations across the UK have had ‘Over the course of 18 fulfil their own poten- surrounding landscape, then inform the control- While they remain the Heathrow Airport said: around the globe through traumatic experiences years as a teacher I’ve tial, whatever that is. but its height can also ler when it has success- decision makers at the “We’re delighted to be a brilliant service. such as family break- learned, sometimes the Some of the solutions mean it disappears into fully cleared the run- heart of the operation, working with NATS to “I’m determined that down or parents with hard way, how schools are simple and afford- low cloud, even when way. The controller then we can use it to provide bring this pioneering this sector continues to drug or alcohol prob- can hinder the chances able. But often what’s the runways below are makes the decision to new tools that help them technology to the UK’s drive up standards and lems and suffer similar of children who have needed is wholesale re- clear. clear the next arrival make the best possible only hub airport. Our investing in innovative barriers to learning. experienced trauma. form of school policies, In those conditions, landing. decisions and improve capacity challenges are technology is good news Supporting these chil- from foundational prin- where the controllers Non-operational tri- efficiency and safety. unique to our operation for passengers and good Adoption UK’s dren is a matter of edu- ciples upwards. That have to rely on radar to als are now underway to “Right now we’re and we’re always ex- news for airlines, help- Becky White, the report cation and support, not takes courage, and know if an arriving air- understand the feasibil- focusing on when the ploring new and inno- ing improve journeys author and former retribution and punish- schools inspectors and craft has left the run- ity of introducing the control tower is in low vative techniques to help and customer satisfac- teacher, said: “Many ment.’ governments need to way, extra time is given technology into service cloud, where I’m confi- us overcome these con- tion.” schools with stellar Ms Bousted said: ‘In lead the way.’ between each landing to as early as this year. From dent we can make a very straints and improve the As well as at exam results do a very ensure its safety. The now until March, positive difference, but passenger experience in Heathrow, NATS and bad job for their most result is a 20% loss of AIMEE will study the I am convinced that this a safe and resilient man- Searidge are working vulnerable pupils. No landing capacity, which b_ehaviour of more than technology can totally ner.” with Changi Airport in school should be rated creates delays for pas- 50,000arriving aircraft to revolutionise how air “We’ll be keeping a Singapore to create the outstanding unless it is Partial closure sengers and knock-on ensure the accuracy of traffic is managed at air- close eye on this trial, as world’s first ‘smart outstanding for all its disruption for the rest of the system. The project ports around the world.” the technology could tower’ prototype. Op- students. But in the cur- the operation. findings will then be pre- The trial is part of a have a major role as we erational trials are rent environment, it order given NATS is deploying sented to the Civil Avia- £2.5 million investment prepare for the ex- planned to start there in takes a very brave head 20 ultra-high-definition tion Authority. NATS has made in a panded airport. We will late January. teacher to invest as following drug Police reminder that public vigilance can beat terrorism Surrey and Sussex Police have praised the public’s and activity here and via the confidential hotline - information which is relevant to police. use and supply willingness to ACT in response to the unprec- 0800 789 321. So if you are still unsure about how or what to A property in East Molesey was granted a partial edented terrorist threat, after it was revealed that Chief Superintendent Neil Honnor of the Surrey report to police then please see here for more closure order by Guildford Magistrate’s Court the number of attacks across the UK foiled since and Sussex Operations Command said: “Thank- information on how you can help. yesterday (Wednesday, 23 January 2019). March 2017 has risen to 18. fully, we did not see the horrors of 2017 repeated “Like other criminals, terrorists need to plan The application was made by Police believe that the public are playing a last year, but we should not be complacent enough and that creates opportunities for police and the after repeated reports of antisocial behaviour crucial role in helping police and the security ser- to think the terrorist threat has diminished – the UK security services to discover and stop these attacks around the use of drugs and drug supply at a vices disrupt terrorist activity, with more than 22% threat level remains at SEVERE meaning an attack before they happen” adds Neil Honnor. property in Cardinal Court on Wolsey Road. of all reports from the public producing intelli- is highly likely. “But we need your help to exploit these oppor- The order bans anyone from entering the prop- gence which is helpful to police. “Counter Terrorism Policing officers are cur- tunities, so if you see or hear something unusual or erty for three months, until 22 April 2019, with Counter Terrorism Policing across the UK have rently running more than 700 live investigations suspicious trust your instincts and ACT by report- the exception of the tenants, support services and once again highlighted the importance of commu- nationwide, while crucial intelligence from the ing it in confidence by phone or online. one of the tenants’ parents. nities in the UK’s fight against terrorism by launch- public has helped police and the security services “That could be someone buying or storing ing a new public information campaign, being be prevent 18 terror attacks in just under two years. chemicals, fertilisers or gas cylinders for no obvi- PC Chris Smith, from the Elmbridge Safer shown in UK cinemas and across police social There is no current specific threat to Surrey and ous reasons, or receiving deliveries for unusual Neighbourhood Team, said: “We hope the clo- media accounts. Sussex, but we have been emphasising for some time items, it could be someone embracing extremist sure granted to the property in Cardinal Court The blockbuster sequel to last year’s ‘Commu- that communities defeat terrorism, and the fact that ideology, or searching for such material online. brings some relief to the local residents. Anti- nities Defeat Terrorism’ campaign will feature a more and more reports from the public provide infor- “This new film has been made to try and help social behaviour can have a devastating effect on new 60-second film based on real-life foiled plots, mation that is useful to our officers demonstrates this. people understand recent terrorist attack-planning neighbours, so we’re pleased that the partial order which will show examples of terrorist-related sus- “Despite this increasing support, I know some methods, but also to demonstrate that each report has been granted.” picious activity and behaviour, as well as attack people are still reluctant to speak to us. To them I from the public can be one vital piece of a much Anyone found breaching this order will be planning methodology. say, reporting your concerns to us won’t ruin lives, larger picture. committing a criminal offence. If you see any- Airing across 120 cinemas nationwide, includ- but it might save them.” “The important thing for people to remember is body entering the property, please call 999 imme- ing Sussex, for the next eight weeks, the film will Data analysed by Counter Terrorism Policing that no report is a waste of our time, trust your diately to report it quoting reference PR/ encourage people to report suspicious behaviour indicates that the public are consistently providing instincts and tell us if something doesn’t feel right.” 45180078960. You can see this newspaper on the web at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk ISSUE 941 HEATHROW VILLAGER 26th January 2019 Page 15 See this newspaper at www.heathrowvillager.co.uk VillagerVillager MotoringMotoring Turn your Blue Monday Florian Schindlbeck is new Head of into the Happy Mondays! Marketing & Press They say that today, be ready to Monday 21 January, is dial our the most depressing day s u p p o r t of the year – but at IAM hotline to- RoadSmart we are en- day on couraging people to do 0300 303 something useful and 1134, and turn this Blue Monday use the re- into the Happy Mon- demption days*, with our very c o d e limited-time offer on blue99 to advanced driving and claim your riding courses. course at the special Blue Monday is con- rate – and sidered to be the day keep your Florian Schindlbeck be- ABT Sportsline company has also when a combination of f i n g e r s comes new “Head of As the successor of gained a large fan base the weather, debt and crossed that Marketing & Press” at Roland Hörmann, accompanied by a great other factors are most you are the German tuning com- Florian Schindlbeck is interest from the gen- likely to affect our mood q u i c k pany ABT Sportsline. taking over the post of eral public. This is how and motivation. enough! The 43-year old is happy global “Head of Mar- ABT Sportsline has So IAM RoadSmart The dis- to work with both an keting & Press” at the emerged as the world’s is offering 21 advanced counted of- enthusiastic and experi- German tuning com- largest tuner for Audi courses at the dis- fer can only be claimed enced team. Thus, he is pany ABT Sportsline and Volkswagen ve- area. He or she will ad- Mike Quinton, IAM to turn a negative into a counted rate of £99 by phoning in – not with perfectly prepared to with immediate effect. hicles over the years. vise at a pace that is right RoadSmart Chief Ex- positive and invest a when the phone lines an online booking. And launch new projects and The 43-year old attests But it is also an innova- for you, on roads that ecutive Officer, said: small amount into be- open at 8.30am this once they’re gone, to further enhance to the excellent work of tive, inspiring and de- you know. Your asses- “There is no reason to coming a better and safer morning (21 January they’re gone. proven communication his predecessor and the sirable brand which sor will also tackle any feel down today on Blue driver or rider, while only). Normally the ad- Advanced driver and strategies. entire team: “The suc- draws attention in many issues that you are ner- Monday. Instead of hid- learning to gain maxi- vanced driver and rider rider courses involve Florian Schindlbeck cess of ABT Sportsline countries worldwide, vous about or want ex- ing under the duvet, driv- mum enjoyment from courses are £149 each. one-to-one tuition by an is the new “Head of is not only evident in across all new and clas- tra help with. ers and riders can resolve their driving and riding.” All you have to do is expert in your own local Marketing & Press” at plain numbers, but the sic media.”

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BAA had lost their previous two YOUR LOCAL TAXI OFFICE league games which saw GATWICK £48.00 • LHR 1..2..3 £20.00 them lose the top spot in LUTON £58.00 • STANSTED £95.00 the league, but a con- CITY AIRPORT £80.00 vincing 5-0 win over SPORT All pickup addresses should be from Spelthorne Borough LIMITED TIME PROMOTIONAL RATES APPLY ON AFC ensures they re- PRE BOOKED JOURNEYS ONLY main only a point from top spot. There is plenty of history between the two MOKOTJO DOUBLE AS BEES clubs with AFC origi- nated from BAA a num- Kamohelo Mokotjo ber of years ago. Many claimed two of the four players will have played goals that set Brentford OPEN AWAY ACCOUNT for both clubs including on the way to their first Rotherham United 2 Brentford 4 season killed off Jordan Harts who was away win of the Sky Bet Rotherham and gave the playing for BAA today. Championship season Bees the points as they The previous game and completing a double first attack. Rico Henry the box, he created half a worked to the inside right nutmegged Zak Vyner yard and whistled a shot area and an incisive pass saw the game out with a this season saw BAA over Rotherham United minimum of fuss to ex- win 3-2 but this was a in the process. with a pass that isolated from 20 yards in to the from Watkins to Saw- Benrahma against Semi net. Bentley would not yers who picked out tend their unbeaten run much more one sided Mokotjo scored the to seven in all competi- game. BAA started the Captain Sean Haylock. first and the third of Ajayi. The Brentford have seen much through Benrahma 15 yards out keeper Jason Ravenhill Phillips and in the wide man twisted his a crowd of bodies as the and the finish was low tions. game well and played Brentford’s four goals in Brentford: Bentley; Konsa, saved to his right and scramble Dylan poked way past the defender ball flew past him to level and true. much better then in their South Yorkshire as they Jeanvier, Barbet; recent games, BAA took was quick off his line to the ball into the net to picked up all three points and cut the ball back to the scores. But Rotherham were Dalsgaard, Mokotjo save another with his give BAA a command- the edge of the penalty Brentford responded still in the contest and the lead when Dylan with a 4-2 victory. (Dasilva 88), Sawyers, Ingram slotted in at the feet. ing two goal advantage. area where Mokotjo ar- well to the goal. They equalised with 17 min- Henry; Watkins (Ogbene Saïd Benrahma back post with Oliver Dylan added a sec- The teams top goal scored Brentford’s sec- rived to stroke a shot continued to dominate utes to go. A long throw 88), Maupay, Benrahma ond from close range (Canós 76). Gilbert with the assist scorer Jordan Harts ond and a goal from Neal home from 18 yards. The possession and they in flew across the pen- when the ball come to added to his tally when ball whistled past goal- started to find space in alty area and took a de- Attendance: 8,319 (606 AFC had a couple of Maupay rounded of a Bees fans) chances but BAA goal- him from Jordan he added to his twenty convincing victory. keeper Marek Rodák and Rotherham territory. , flection before taking a goals for the season in While they might not Brentford were ahead with Dalsgaard and deflection before rolling competitive games. have played the scintil- before two minutes had Henry getting further past Bentley. A fantastic run down lating football they did elapsed. forward. Maupay saw a After leading twice CONTINENTAL STEPS the left by Luke Phillips in the 5-1 win over the That should have shot blocked and there and dominating most of saw Luke beat two play- same opponents in Au- been a platform for was good defensive the game, that second UP ITS COLLABRATION ers as he ran into the box gust, they created the Brentford to build on and work from Ajayi to pre- goal could have knocked and with a chance to bulk of the chances and while they dominated vent Ollie Watkins get- Brentford out. Instead, shoot from a tight angle controlled the game for possession, they failed ting on to the loose ball. within seconds, the Bees WITH LA VUELTA he unselfishly played the long periods. to take complete control The game opened up were back in front. ball across goal for Chris Rotherham levelled of the game. in the dying moments of Watkins played a one Keep to slot in and make at 1-1 in the first half and Rotherham seemed the but neither could find two and fed Henry on it 4-0 as the teams went 2-2 in the second but content to let The Bees a second goal before the the left, he cut the ball in at half time. The sec- were limited to counter- have the ball for long interval. back to the arriving ond half was a different attacking football and periods and look to Maupay almost Mokotjo who slotted game and with BAA playing for set pieces. break. When Rotherham scored a spectacular goal pasty Rodák to restore knowing they had won Those created some equalised 20 minutes in, within two minutes of the lead. they took their foot off problems for The Bees it was a goal that came the restart when he killed With five minutes to the gas and it was a more but the visitors did almost out of nothing. a long Barbet pass with go Maupay had his say. even game but AFC enough to get the win. Brentford failed to get a one touch and, without Watkins fed Henry on rarely troubled the BAA The game could not corner from the right breaking stride, poked a the right and the ball went goal. There was plenty have started better for the fully away and Taylor shot inches wide with his on Maupay who flicked of battling in midfield Bees, scoring with their got on to it on the edge of next. it past Robertson before with captain Sean Eight minutes after lashing through the legs Haylock battling hard in the break, Brentford of Rodák. particular. MORRIS ROOFING were ahead. The ball was Maupay’s 17thof the The best chance for CONTRACTORS LTD AFC in the second half Brentford 3 Stoke City 1 was a scramble from a BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS An own goal from Ryan Shawcross and a superbly Once again, Continental, a technological company and international automo- corner but with Callum ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN executed strike by Saïd Benrahma, gave Brentford tive supplier, continues its collaboration with La Vuelta. Wheelehan and James A FAST AND a lead they never looked like relinquishing. When La Vuelta’s 74th edition will be held between the 24th of August and the McCayna battling hard EFFICIENT SERVICE Stoke pulled one back they had hope but Brentford 15th of September, starting with an official departure from Salinas de Torrevieja in front of goal the ball LOCAL FROM AN sealed the game with a superb strike from Rico and a final finish line in Madrid. Continental will be present as a sponsor was cleared. BAA had time to add one more ESTABLISHED Henry. throughout all the stages of its 3272km route, where it will face the important AUTHORITY And the 3-1 win was every bit as conclusive as challenge of developing new safety initiatives that encompass every aspect of goal when Jordan Harts COMPANY the score line suggested. mobility, as well as spreading awareness all over the visited territories. added his twenty sec- APPROVED (SINCE 1977) AT Brentford dominated from first whistle to last, CONTINENTAL SPONSORS THE MOST COMBATIVE ond goal of the season, COMPETITIVE PRICES. hit the woodwork twice and created enough chances AWARD the defence looked solid to win two or three games. This year, as La Vuelta’s Main Sponsor, Continental will be in charge of throughout the game as •COMPLETE ROOF RE-TILING AND SLATING The goals they scored verged from the sublime, sponsoring the Most Combative Rider Award for each stage. The decision will the team changed to a •SMALL REPAIRS AND LEAKS UNDERTAKEN as Henry weaved past a posse of defenders to score, be made by TV viewers who, through their votes on social networks, will back four and the addi- to the ridiculous, as Shawcross got in the way of a choose the winner of said award. The Most Combative Rider will be present tion of Bradley Stone at •UPVC FASCIAS, SOFFITS AND GUTTERING clearance and saw the ball cannon in off his head. at the signature podium each morning in order to receive his trophy and will center back looked to be Limited Company Registration 4693135 They didn’t let Stoke in to the game and the win was start the stage wearing a distinctive Continental logo and a different colour that a master stroke by the FREE ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION well-deserved. will make him stand out among the others as the previous day’s Most manager as Bradley never put a foot wrong 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Brentford: Bentley; Konsa, Jeanvier, Barbet; Combative Rider. 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