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Have No Symptoms Protect Your Loved Ones Friday 30th April 2021 @hounslowherald @hounslowherald hounslowherald.co.uk Got a story? call: 020 3623 0567 [email protected] Now taking registrations T: 020 8995 9538 E: [email protected] NEWS Mayor and Housing Secretary urged to reject plans for Osterley Isleworth hit and Tower blocks run: Police appeal Page 05 NEWS Council accused of causing 'destruction to wildlife' in Boston after man killed Manor Park London Two people have been arrested following a fatal hit and run in Isleworth on Wednesday 28th April. Police were called to Page 04 the A4, junction with Thornbury Road at 21:16, NEWS following reports of a Hounslow free food distribution collision between a car charity launches summer appeal and pedestrian. Áine McGinty [email protected] efforts of the emergency services he of causing death by dangerous driving Serious Collision Investigation Unit fficers and the London Am- sadly died at the scene. - both remain in custody. on: 020 8543 5157. bulance Service attended The car did not stop at the scene but Anyone who saw the collision who You can also call 101 quoting: and found the pedestrian, was subsequently located and two peo- has not yet spoken to officers, or who CAD 7527/28Apr or tweet @ a man believed to be in his ple, a 39-year-old woman and a 37-year- has dashcam footage which may assist MetCC. O50s, suffering injuries. Despite the best old man, were arrested on suspicion the investigation, is asked to call the Page 10 Approximately 1 in 3 people with COVID-19 You could be spreading it without realising it. Get tested to have no symptoms protect your loved ones. www.hounslow.gov.uk/rapidtest 2 Friday 30th April, 2021 Friday 30th April, 2021 3 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS IN THIS ISSUE www.hounslow.gov.uk/rapidtest NEWS Hounslow resident undertakes mammoth cycle ride to aid British Red Cross GET TESTED! KEEP UP TO DATE at Page 09 www.hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS Got a story? call: We're on track but don't blow it this 020 3623 0567 bank holiday weekend, urges council [email protected] @hounslowherald hounslowherald Local School to Open Co-Ed Nursery Scan here using EDITOR your smart phone Áine McGinty Falcons Pre-Prep in Chiswick have offering to younger children, including 4+ as that enables us to deliver a very DON’T BLOW IT! [email protected] announced the opening of Falcons girls, allows us to ensure that we are tailored education suiting their needs. ADVERTISING Nursery Chiswick, their new co- providing not just the best start to For girls leaving us at this time, we will Hands, face, space & fresh air Simon Hossack educational Nursery School for 2 to 4 any child’s learning journey, but the provide them with the foundation for [email protected] year olds. right start. By attending our Nursery, preparing for both non-selective and Liz McLaughlin, Head, tells us more children will get used to school life selective schools. In addition, we will Page 12 DESIGNER about this exciting news: "I am thrilled from an early age and enjoy access to also support parents in the application Catherine Clarke to announce that from September, specialist teachers such as Music, Art process to help them gain entry to their TRAVEL we will be expanding our Nursery and PE. As a result, by the time they preferred primary school." Chobe Game Lodge celebrated We’re all excited for restrictions to ease. If you have plans to to welcome 2 year olds. In addition, reach Reception, they will be more Further information, including booking it's dedication to environmental PUBLISHER sustainability see someone, get tested beforehand to have peace of mind. Paul Williams we will be welcoming girls as well as than ready to move onto their next a place on their next Virtual Open paulwilliams@hounslowherald. boys, thus making our Nursery co- stage of learning. Morning, can be found by visiting the co.uk educational for children aged 2 - 4 "We know that, particularly from school’s website: www.falconsboys. years old. Reception onwards where learning co.uk or by calling the school on DISTRIBUTION "As a school that prides itself on becomes more structured, boys and 020 8747 8393. 1-1 video calls with G&T delivering a first-class Early Years girls learn differently. Therefore, we will the Head may also be arranged by education, this expansion of our continue to be a boys only school from prior appointment. New Chairman for Chiswick Pick up a copy of The Hounslow Herald from: Sainsbury’s Essex Place W4, Morrisons Brentford, Chiswick Final release tickets now on sale Page 26 Library, Chiswick Town Hall, Strand Horticultural & Allotments Society On The Green Post Office WHAT'S ON for life lessons festival 2021 Alfresco Theatre Drive-in coming to The Hounslow Herald is published Syon Park Chiswick months, with a number of office hold- by Vencor Ltd Chiswick ers resigning their positions. Unit 22, 295 Chiswick High Road, A new chairman Mr Flaherty, who has acted as Allot- London W4 4HH Life Lessons Festival has been elected for ments Secretary for six years, says that exclusive final tickets Chiswick Horticultural he managed to let out over 150 plots, ©PWR Media 2017. All Rights Reserved doubling the society’s membership. release is now open. & Allotments Society During both lockdown, he has fund- Claudia Winkleman, (CHAS). raised for CHAS by growing and selling Ruby Wax, Prof Brian seedlings at the CHAS Trading Hut. He also writes a weekly column in the Cox, Dr Rangan CHAS newsletter. Chatterjee, Mary Portas, ennis Flaherty is replacing His manifesto said: "Over the last year there has been an unpleasant Simon Reeve and many Page 42 Henry Gewanter after a 15-year tenure in the role. atmosphere of growing unrest, dis- more will be taking Members voted him in at content, upset and even anger, both SPORT at committee level and amongst our Reward for Letter of the Week the stage and sharing Dthe society’s AGM yesterday (25 April), Mbeumo winner sees Bees beat Members. This has resulted in multiple their big ideas. They Rotherham with many hoping that the election marks the beginning of a new era for resignations, with potentially more to The Hounslow Herald has decided will ask: How can we follow.” to introduce a £50 cash prize for CHAS. Letter of the Week live better? How can xford University’s Profes- their book VAXXERS: The Inside Sto- Founded in 1915 as the Chiswick Al- we eat better, sleep sor Sarah Gilbert and Dr ry of the Oxford Vaccine and the Race lotment Holders Association, CHAS Please email your letters about Catherine Green, the sci- Against the Virus. is an entirely volunteer-run charity local or other issues to: better, feel better…? entists from the team be- Join Chiswick House for a weekend whose stated objectives are the promo- newsdesk@hounslowherald. How can we live more Ohind the development of the Oxford of conversations and debates from bril- tion and furtherance of the art, science co.uk sustainably? And in vaccine will also be attending on Sat- liant minds. You can expect fascinating and practice of horticulture. The Pres- We’re looking forward to urday 17th July. They will share their talks, workshops, street food and bars, ident is Paul Lynch and the two Vice reading them! better communities? insights on how the pandemic has mediation, a market place and much Presidents are Noreen Jones and John changed science, people and the plan- more. Todd. et, to coincide with the publication of Tickets can be bought at lifelessons- The charity has been plagued by con- festival.com Page 46 tention and controversy these past few Dennis Flaherty at the allotment site. 4 Friday 30th April, 2021 Friday 30th April, 2021 5 For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk For up to date news visit hounslowherald.co.uk NEWS follow us on twitter @hounslowherald follow us on twitter @hounslowherald NEWS Council accused of causing 'destruction Mayor and Housing Secretary urged to to wildlife' in Boston Manor Park reject plans for Osterley Tower blocks Hounslow Brentford Hounslow Council’s approval of the could harm local heritage assets, like If you’ve been to Boston The Mayor of London, controversial planning application. the Grade II listed Gillette building and Manor Park recently, currently Sadiq Khan, The group are requesting a thorough protected views from Kew Gardens. review of the decision made at a coun- The group also believe the plans you’ll have noticed some and the Secretary of cil planning meeting on 8th April. have inadequate fire safety measures. huge changes thanks State for Housing, The plans will see sixteen tower If you agree with OWGRA and would to the Reconnecting Communities and Local blocks, up to seventeen storeys, built like to sign the petition, you can do so in the area. at you.38degrees.org.uk Boston Manor Park Government, Robert OWGRA has long campaigned The developer has declined to com- project. There has been Jenrick MP, are being against the move, commissioning a 3D ment on the petition. model from a professional model mak- Hounslow Council has responded and will continue to be urged to reject plans to er in October 2020 as the developer, St to the petition, saying they have made public consultations on build tower blocks on Edward Homes (part of the Berkeley a fully informed and lawful decision.
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