~ www.heathrowvillager.co.uk ~ PLEASE NOTE OUR NEXT ISSUE THE HEATHROW IS ON: VILLAGER November 28 FIRST PUBLISHED APRIL 1983 We need your copy by Recipient of British Airways the Wednesday prior to Community Champion Award the above date to: BRING sales@heathrow www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager BACK villager.co.uk SATURDAY 14th November 2020 ISSUE NO. 988 E: [email protected] or: [email protected] ~ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ~ DURING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC THIS NEWSPAPER WILL TEMPORARILY BE PUBLISHED ONLINE ONLY, TO PROTECT OUR STAFF AND READERS. IT WILL ALSO, AS USUAL, BE PUBLISHED ON FACEBOOK. REST ASSURED IT WILL STILL CONTAIN LOTS OF INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS, ADVERTISEMENTS AND LETTERS. A PERFECT ANTIDOTE TO WHILE AWAY BOREDOM, WHICH HAS BEGUN TO BE A PROBLEM FOR A GREAT MANY PEOPLE. JOIN IN THE GREAT DEBATE BY SENDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO [email protected] N.B. We can still accept Public Notices for 0 Licences: please contact Elaine: [email protected] IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. Government leaves the UK’s world NOV 14 1689: Nell Gwynn, ac- tress and favourite mis- class aviation sector out in the cold tress of Charles 2nd by whom she had two chil- Heathrow’s traffic Long-haul and criti- were down 23% com- supply chain of tem- other countries, but ation and the plans to vaccines, as well as in- dren, died. down 82% YoY in Oc- cal markets for trade pared to last year. North perature-sensitive, time- these are not yet ap- end VAT-free shopping bound tourism, students 1896: A new Highway tober - the eighth con- suffered the worst de- America the UK’s big- critical goods like vac- proved for UK arrivals threatens to kick our in- and foreign direct in- Act raised the speed clines due to the gest export market has cines - 41% of the UK’s dustry when its down. secutive month of cata- The lack of a testing vestment. Lack of Gov- limit from 4mph to strophic decline, with Government’s debilitat- been hardest hit by the pharmaceutical supplies regime has left British ernment action is weak- 14mph and decreed it the current travel ban, ing quarantine require- downturn. are imported via airports unable to com- Heathrow CEO, ening our sector, mak- no longer was necessary ments. The airport’s UK’s aviation indus- Heathrow alone. pete with EU rivals, the John Holland-Kaye, November is likely to ing it harder for us to for a man with a red flag be even worse. overall cargo volumes try is essential to the refusal to offer English said: “Aviation is the support the eventual to walk ahead of motor Heathrow is offering and Welsh airports busi- lifeblood of the UK’s economic recovery and vehicles. Oxford LAMP rapid ness rates relief runs the economy, critical for help deliver the Prime 1948: Princess Eliza- COVID-19 tests to pas- risk of worsening an al- exports of goods and Minister’s vision of a beth gave birth to her Stanwell Council sengers travelling to ready challenging situ- services and imports of global Britain.” first child, Charles Philip Arthur George, Memorial Day who became first in line Help Charlie Gard Save More Lives to the throne after his mother succeeded her Now more than ever, father, George VI. charities are relying on 1952: Britain’s first pop the generosity of the chart was published in public and corporate the New Musical Express sponsors to help them with Al Martino’s ‘Here during the COVID cri- in My Heart’ at No. 1, Jo sis. One ground-break- Stafford’s ‘You Belong ing charity which was to My Heart’ No. 2 and formed just two years Nat King Cole at No. 3 ago has announced that with ‘Somewhere Along it will hold a virtual ball the Way’. online and everyone is 1988: The Palestine invited. National Council de- The Charlie Gard clared a Palestinian state Foundation has already in Gaza and the West raised worldwide Bank at a meeting in awareness of Mitochon- Algiers. drial disease and helped Gard tragically lost their fatigue, visual and hear- Stephanie Roundsmith countless families with 11-month-old son ing impairment and dys- from Stockton is the BIRTHDAYS … support and practical Charlie in 2017. At just function to the vital or- charity’s national Claude Monet, 1840: advice as well as work- two months old, Charlie gans. Medical experts fundraiser: “Despite French painter who was Surrey County Evans and lors Sue Doran and ing with other charities was diagnosed with a disagreed on treatment COVID, we have one of the pioneers of Councillor Robert Spelthorne Council- John Doran, pay to help deliver life very rare condition — for Charlie but an offer adapted our annual ball impressionism. their respects at changing services. Mitochondrial DNA of a potentially lifesav- so that is accessible to Joseph McCarthy, Stanwell’s war me- ing treatment in the USA all via the internet. 1908: American senator Licensed with Spelthorne B.C. The foundation was Depletion Syndrome. morial in a socially formed after parents Symptoms of the degen- was on the cards and “The best way to de- who led the Senate in- distanced ceremony Connie Yates and Chris erative disease include £1.3 million was raised scribe the evening quiry into alleged com- for Charlie to go to would be an evening munists in the 1950s. 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CharlieGardFoundation/ British Soap Award [email protected] Call Paul, directly on:- 07733 271697 Head of Fundraising ?controller=tickets nomination. Page 2 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 14th November 2020 ISSUE 988 E: [email protected] VILLAGER DIRECTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Please include your full street address and daytime telephone number. DOUBLE GLAZING REPAIRS Open letter to Middletons We are specialists in burglary emergencies/sealed A ROTTEN units (broken or steamed), friction hinges and stays, window and door handles, locks and lock replacement. residents from If it is anything to do with double glazing repair work, Moanings 171 call us free of charge now. ABBEY REPAIRS 0800 Dear Editor, A1309 BOROUGH? 838877. Mention this newspaper. Cllr John Words are important to me. They are my friends and my enemies, they are my feelings, emotions, Dear Editor, Boughtflower love, the driving factor as I exist. The power of Lawrence Nichols, Chair of Spelthorne Audit Network Rail Committee , has gone on record describing the Dear residents, words is both soothing and annoying. They can make me irritable, humble, expressive, expansive, borough as ‘rotten’. Is this, I wonder, entirely fair? Contractors – As you will no doubt have seen, the Prime Minister I certainly share the good councillor’s concerns has announced new restrictions to tackle the cruel, corrupt and passionate. They are my armoury, about the property speculation issue (‘Eat your Coronavirus pandemic. Firstly, on behalf of the my value, and my only guide. heart out’ – Letters; Villager 31st October.) . Hayes Station Council, I want to thank you for all you have No doubt they influence all readers, thinkers, Indeed I also have worries about what is being Dear Editor done to support your community during the last writers, philosophers, teachers of language and proposed with regard to local development. I would like to refer you to this report from the seven months and to ask you to continue to heed have done so since time started, or rather mankind’s However, things have moved on at Knowle BBC: the instructions from the Government and under- version of time. Green since the height of the investment affair. The “Supermarket staff: ‘We feel unsafe when cus- stand that the intention is to safeguard the health What is deceptive is that a lot of us humans are new (minority) administration does seem to be less tomers don’t wear masks’” of you and your family and the wider commu- quick to react to both the spoken and the written hard line Tory than before . Also it appears genu- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat- nity. word, and assume it is gospel. Sadly, people lie, inely interested in consulting with opposition par- 54694197 I know how difficult this will be for many hence “Fake News” especially articles and com- ties . Given the current critical Covid-19 situation At Tescos in Station Approach most customers people, including local businesses who have ments offered on social media such as Facebook. I let’s hope the new approach continues! and staff wear masks even tourists from the Staycity worked incredibly hard to get back on their feet have stopped using this facility recently, primarily Yours truly, Hotel. after reopening with COVID-secure measures in due to the intense use of advertising, and feel the Andrew McLuskey However invariably their is one group of men place. During the first lockdown this Council same about the BBC’s self-propelling adverts, par- who refuse to wear masks in Tescos. These are the issued over £14 million in business grants to ticularly on their news programmes when subjects Network Rail contractors working at the Station. support local companies and offered business discussed within, are their own forthcoming attrac- Why are these workmen exempt, especially with exemption rates for the retail, leisure and hospi- tions. severe lockdown on the horizon? tality industries. As soon as we hear from gov- A current and frequent misconception of the Name & address supplied ernment on the support packages available, we word abuse is banded about almost abusing the will use all our communication channels to reach word itself. I feel that our modern carapace is not Charging RELEVANCE OF out to those who need financial assistance. thick enough anymore, and some people are too I also want to reassure residents that over the easily offended. Criticism should not always re- ROAD KILL coming weeks, Council services will continue to quire a response, surely, we should be able to “ride” be available for you. This includes your regular the odd insult or slur. We live in an extremely Point Dear Editor, refuse and recycling collection services. We will critical world and are bombarded with information. To people working in women’s prisons a recent be communicating all essential information for The secret is to only take out that which makes you episode of ‘Roadkill’ must have struck quite a few residents and businesses on our website and our stronger and disregard the rest (my apologies Lucy chords. In the programme a woman dies (seem- social media channels and we advise that you - for not reacting). plans ingly unattended) in her cell. When a friend at- follow them. George Middleton tempts to raise concerns about this she comes up Just like the first lockdown, it’s important against a brick wall. that people know help is available whenever they For those of us who live in the neighbourhood of need it. We have pulled in staff and resources Bronzefield Prison all this is particularly pertinent. dropped from right across the Council to make sure we In this establishement, over a year ago, a new born can respond to changes like this and continue to Councillor baby died after its mother had laboured and given support our local communities. birth alone. Despite the alleged setting up of eleven Our community helpline enquiries no explanations have been forthcoming. ‘Support4Spelthorne’ is still available. If you or When the Roadkill series began playwright someone you know needs this support, please update David Hare indicated that one of his concerns was contact Spelthorne Borough Council by email to raise the whole issue of imprisoning women. If covid19welfare@ spelthorne.gov.uk or call Dear Editor, the play pushes the authorities into action on the 01784 446446 where the dedicated team will ask The unseasonably mild November weather has Bronzefield (and similar) issues he will have you a few questions to work out what your needs been a real blessing and has enabled many of us to performed a very valuable public service. are and how we can help. It is open from Monday take pleasure in much needed exercise and recre- Yours very truly, - Friday, 9am - 4pm. ation in our many beautiful parks and riverside Andrew McLuskey For now, we must all play our part to stop the areas. spread of the virus, protect our NHS from becom- It is lovely to see our fellow residents enjoying HEATHROW ing overwhelmed and, ultimately, save lives. the good weather and users of our outdoor spaces Yours sincerely, are visibly courteous towards each other, consider- COURIERS UK LTD Cllr John Boughtflower ing the needs of others when enjoying some time Leader, Spelthorne Borough Council outside and with nature. The health and well-being Dear Editor, Same Day benefits of taking in some Autumn sun before the Residents in part of Stanwell allowed themselves a or dark evenings close in are clearly beneficial in collective sigh of relief as plans for a huge Electric Overnight CHANGES AT THE helping us through this time. vehicle Charging point on the corner of Everest As we look forward to Christmas, we will want Road were apparently dropped. NATIONAL - INTERNATIONAL TOP AT HACAN to provide extra comfort and reassurance to our News that the proposals were being withdrawn DELIVERIES elderly and vulnerable residents within our com- After more than 20 years at the helm at HACAN reached villagers as they staged a wet and windy CUSTOMS CLEARANCE munities in Ashford, Staines and Laleham, who protest last Saturday morning! John Stewart is to stand down at the end of the year. may be feeling a little isolated or in need of social 24-HOUR SERVICE He will be replaced by Paul Beckford, an experi- Along with County Councillor Robert Evans interaction at this further period of restriction. and borough councillors Sue and John Doran, the Tel: 01753 68 66 22 enced campaigner and transport expert who has Support is available through the many services successfully lobbied on a variety of transport and protest drew attention to the possibility the con- within our councils and from our network of dedi- tractor Iceni might represent plans at a later stage. BADGER THE TAX MAN! environmental policies over the past 15 years. Paul cated volunteers and they will provide the neces- previously spent eight years as Director of Parlia- This is a great achievement for local campaign- SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? sary care and assistance where it is most needed. ers,’ Robert Evans told the Villager. SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? mentary Affairs at the transport consultancy Yours, Cogitamus Ltd and has served as Policy Director ‘Local grass-roots organisers Mercedes FROM OVERSEAS? Denise Turner Stewart Fitzgerald, John O’Shea and the whole community for the No Third Runway Coalition since 2017. Surrey County Councillor John Stewart said, “The timing is right. Post- have come together in opposition to these plans. Don’t pay more tax than you need to Staines South and Ashford West Together with councillors from all political parties Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out Covid Heathrow’s focus will be on recovery from Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, an all time low and a 3rd runway could be a decade we have shown how collective action can make a out of office hours at no extra charge. or more away, if it ever obtains permission. Al- difference,’ said Mr Evans. Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 though there is still much work to be done in terms Filthy RBS ATM Mr Evans, who drives a hybrid car himself and Mob: 07752 565 398 of aircraft noise and pollution, this ‘quieter’ period uses charging points, told the Villager that this Email: [email protected] is a good time for my successor to take a fresh look Keypad and Touch proposal was not thoroughly thought out, didn’t at the problems which may lie ahead”. take any account of local needs or the existing Paul Beckford said, “It is a privilege to be given traffic flow in the area. Screen at Tesco ‘Even on an appalling rain-soaked day, people CHRIS WEST the opportunity to build upon the John’s legacy and Dear Editor I am keen to use my expertise and knowledge to were out to protest against unsatisfactory submis- CARPENTRY & JOINERY There is a Tesco Express in Station Approach in sions,’ added Cllr Evans. deliver for HACAN members. It is vital that we Hayes, which has a RBS ATM outside. This is continue to stand up for local communities by The planned demolition of the block of lock up Specialists in all aspects of filthy and could be spreading covid-19 to users. garages to the rear of Wellington Court, on the Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery opposing airport expansion and raising key issues, Why is it not cleaned? such as noise, flight path changes, air pollution and corner of Everest and Clare Road, could have • Free Estimates climate change, with policy makers and parliamen- Name and address supplied meant thousands of extra visits by car drivers, taxis • Loft conversions tarians.” and other vehicles coming to the new rapid electric •Fitted Kitchens John Stewart will not be leaving the world of Editors note. What you say is correct, but it would charging bays. • Replacement Doors aviation all together. He will continue to chair be impossible for somebody to clean it after each Spelthorne Council have confirmed that the •Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes HACAN East (which largely covers communities use. I suggest that if you use the machine take some developer, East London based contractors, Iceni impacted by London City Airport) and will do more cleaning wipes with you, as you would when using Projects have withdrawn the plans, for now and are Tel: 07949 099 710 work for the UK Noise Association. a shopping trolley. ‘going off to think about it.’ ISSUE 988 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 14th November 2020 Page 3 Council launches Money launderer bursary award sent back to prison in memory of A corrupt money trans- and computers he could holder of a travel com- fer business owner re- access. It also required pany, and director of two sponsible for a £5 mil- Ahmed to notify the other businesses. lion money laundering NCA of any businesses When interviewed Tashan Daniel scheme is being sent he was involved in, and by officers, Ahmed back to prison after the to share details of his mostly dismissed alle- National Crime Agency home and business ad- gations of breaching his Hillingdon Council has found he had flouted the dresses. SCPO by saying that the launched a bursary terms of his release. However Ahmed phones and keys to mul- award for young people Shafiq Ahmed, 59, violated the terms of his tiple houses were his in memory of Tashan from Leigham Court SCPO multiple times by daughter’s. Daniel, aged 20, from Road, Streatham, Lon- failing to declare a range He continued to deny Hillingdon, who was don was today (3 No- of assets. responsibility for the tragically killed in an vember) sentenced to a On 5 August, NCA crime he was convicted unprovoked attack at year in prison at officers arrested Ahmed of and that laundering Hillingdon under- Kingston Crown Court and conducted a search money facilitates other ground station in Sep- for breaching his Seri- of his home, seizing a serious and organised tember 2019. ous Crime Prevention mobile phone and SIM criminality. The Tashan Daniel Order (SCPO). A cards plus documenta- Alison Abbott of the Award will support stricter SCPO has been tion relating to multiple NCA’s lifetime man- young residents to granted with restricted undeclared accounts, agement unit said: achieve their ambitions terms, and he has to for- companies, and proper- “Money laundering in sport, culture and edu- feit a phone and two SIM ties. They also found drives serious and cation, honouring cards. almost £1000 in cash organised crime, and the Tashan’s passion for Ahmed was origi- and multiple credit and seriousness of Shah’s competitive sport and nally jailed in June 2013 debit cards. offending made it vital sprinting. for running a criminal Investigations found that he was subject to a Council funding will network responsible for he had access to over 15 Serious Crime Preven- be allocated to success- laundering millions of personal and business tion Order when leav- showed that he had re- civil order used to stop ful applicants for re- pounds from his base in bank accounts, two of ing prison. peatedly breached his serious offenders hav- quests including sports Tooting, London. which were opened two “Shah tried to pull order. ing lifelong criminal equipment, sports train- Following a National months after he left the wool over our eyes, “We will use all the careers. The orders put ing and competing op- Crime Agency investi- prison. and repeatedly claimed tools available to us, like restrictions on offend- portunities, qualifica- gation, Ahmed was sen- The NCA uncovered he did not have any for- SCPOs, to disrupt seri- ers designed to prevent, tions in the arts and vo- tenced at Blackfriars that he also did not de- mal employment or ous and organised restrict or disrupt their cational courses in fur- Crown Court to eight clare interest in four source of income. But crime.” involvement in serious ther education. years in prison. He was properties, was a share- our investigation SCPOs are a form of crime. The memorial bur- released on licence in sary is available to July 2017 having served Hillingdon residents up half his sentence. to the age of 21, with At the same court, support to the maximum on 23 October 2014, RIVER VIEW THE MILL, HORTON ROAD, STANWELL MOOR, HEATHROW TW19 6BJ value of £2,000 per per- Ahmed was made sub- 01753 685 665 www.themillheathrow.com | [email protected] son, per year. Individual to further their educa- Tashan’s name and ject to a confiscation applications will be as- tion.” would particularly like order and told to hand sessed by a panel, in- In addition to the to thank Sir Ray over £829,427 in profits cluding a member of the award, a plaque will be Puddifoot, in his efforts obtained through his Daniel family. installed at the Athlet- to get this bursary set criminal activities. Cllr Sir Ray ics Stadium at up. We hope many indi- An SCPO was also Puddifoot MBE, Leader Hillingdon Sports and viduals and groups can granted by the court, of Hillingdon Council, Leisure Complex in take advantage of this aimed at preventing him said: “Tashan’s death Tashan’s memory, bursary and follow their from becoming in- was a tragedy that af- where he trained with dreams and aspirations volved in serious crime fected many within the the local athletics club. as Tashan would have again. local community. To Chandima Daniel, done, had his life not The order placed re- commemorate Tashan’s father of Tashan Daniel, ended so tragically.” strictions on the num- life and pay tribute to said: “The family of Further information ber of bank accounts and his sporting ambition, Tashan Daniel are for- is available at cash he could have, as we’ve introduced an ever immensely proud www.hillingdon.gov.uk/ well as limiting how award that helps sup- of our wonderful son tashan-daniel-award many mobile phones port young people in the and brother. He was a borough to achieve bright star and believed their aspirations. We in himself and his look forward to receiv- dreams. Sainsbury’s ing applications from “We are grateful to young residents to help the council for setting with sports training or up this bursary in and Argos The Heathrow Villager reduces restructuring travelling costs plans Shopworkers’ trade union Usdaw is to enter into consultation meetings with Sainsbury’s/Argos management over their proposed restructuring. Dave Gill – Usdaw National Officer says: “Sainsbury’s/Argos has briefed us on their plans to Commercial Property To Let 120,000 potential restructure the business, which includes the pro- posed permanent closure of a number of Argos Character Office Building with Private Decking customers are stores and counter services in Sainsbury’s super- markets that were closed in March, at the beginning Overlooking the River Colne within a short distance of of the first lockdown. We will now enter into SQ FT SQ M your business meaningful consultation to examine the proposals. 2,516 sq ft (233.8 sq m) 0.3 miles from M25 (J14) “Usdaw is confident of securing redeployment Ground Floor 1,298 120.6 within the business for vast majority of staff af- Newly refurbished with a First Floor 897 83.4 Close to Heathrow Airport 12 321 29.8 Call Ian West fected. Our priority is to safeguard their jobs and feature weir on ground floor Second Floor achieve the best deal possible for staff. In the TOTAL 2,516 233.8 on-site car parking spaces Air-con & LED Lighting 01784 453196 meantime we are providing Usdaw members with Kitchen and WCs the support and advice they need.” Page 4 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 14th November 2020 ISSUE 988 Councillor for Ashford Town Charity asks communities in Surrey Struck Off by Solicitors to break wall of silence over violence Appeal for anonymous a way to speak up about impact on communities We’re supporting this service Fearless.org, paign page. If you have Disciplinary information launched as incidents, before or af- in Surrey and Sussex through early interven- which exists to give information about vio- Crimestoppers reveals ter they take place, and across the UK; from tion and education to young people access to lent crime, including Tribunal knife crime reports to 100% anonymously. victims of domestic help prevent violence non-judgemental infor- knife crime, call On 12th August 2020, Nick Gething, Spelthorne the charity up over Crimestoppers is abuse, to young people happening in the first mation and advice about freephone 0800 111 555 Borough Councillor for Ashford Town was struck 300% in four years, working with a number carrying knives, its place. We recognise that crime and criminality. or fill in our anonymous off the Roll of Solicitors which means he can no with guns info up by a of violence reduction ripple effect can fuel the you may be close to Using the same anony- online form at longer practice as a solicitor. third units across the UK to fear of crime, tear apart crime, but may also want mous guarantee as Crimestoppers-uk.org On 19th August 2016, Cllr Gething lodged a copy In the midst of a pan- support a public health families, and over- to do the right thing and Crimestoppers, the to tell us what you know of a legal mortgage for the purchase of a property by demic, there has never approach to tackling stretch our health ser- bring violence in your Fearless.org service 100% anonymously. one of his clients with the Registrar of Companies been a greater need to violence, including pro- vice who have to deal community to an end. If provides young people Please note: Com- which was rejected by the Registrar. Instead of protect communities in moting its youth service with the resulting physi- you know who may be with a safe online place puter IP addresses are making an application to the Court for a retrospec- Surrey and Sussex and Fearless.org. cal and emotional carrying weapons or to give information to never traced and no-one tive extension of time for registration, he re-submit- our National Health Glenys Balchin, Re- trauma. threatening or harming us about crime - 100% will ever know you con- ted the copy of the legal mortgage to the Registrar of Service from harm. The gional Manager at the “A public health ap- others, you can tell us anonymously. tacted us. For telephone Companies falsifying the date that the mortgage had charity Crimestoppers charity Crimestoppers, proach recognises that 100% anonymously.” To find out more calls, we have no caller been granted, so it would appear that he was lodging has this week launched said: violence is a prevent- The three-week cam- about the Silence Won’t line display, no 1471 the application within the time limit for registration, a new campaign with a “Violence in all its able problem requiring paign will highlight Stop Violence cam- facility and have never when it had not. He then repeated this wrongdoing stark warning that si- forms, has a significant a society-wide response. Crimestoppers youth paign, visit the cam- traced a call. for another transaction for a different client within a lence won’t stop vio- two week period. lence, urging people to The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal found that speak up anonymously Nick Gething had failed “to act with moral sound- to help save lives. ness … and in the best interests of his clients,” and Crimestoppers high- had “behaved in a way that did not maintain the trust lights a 93% rise in UK hospital admissions for Number 10 the public placed in him”. The Tribunal stated that “the public expected solicitors to be truthful in all knife attacks on under- their dealings with third parties” and found the 16s since 2012.* They allegations of dishonesty proven. The Tribunal also also reveal that infor- by C.J. Daugherty expressed concern that Mr Gething “did not seem to mation the charity has understand or appreciate the seriousness of what he received over the past had done”. four years about knife One of the UK’s most network of government love interest Jake In response to calls for Cllr Gething’s resignation crime has rocketed critically acclaimed teen tunnels leading from 10 Mcintyre – who just at the Council meeting on 29th October, the leader threefold (340%), authors returns with a Downing Street to the happens to be the son of Cllr Boughtflower appeared to place greater weight whilst firearms info has new novel set in the Houses of Parliament the leader of the Oppo- on his alleged litter picking than on the STD’S risen over the same pe- world of her hugely and beyond. What starts sition – will she make it findings of dishonesty and lack of insight. Cllr riod by a third (33%). popular Night School as a bit of fun, suddenly in time to save her Gething himself refused to resign. Whilst the health series gets serious, when Gray mother? And what will According the seven principles of public life statistics are concern- Number 10 tells the stumbles across a secret she have to sacrifice in ing, the charity notes spine tingling story of late night cabinet meet- the process? provided by the Local Government Association, While working as a that over half of all vio- 16 year old Gray ing and overhears what Number 10 is a began writing the Night Councillors must act lawfully, with integrity and civil servant, she had lent incidents are not Langtry, the daughter of sounds like a Russian- Night School spin off School series while honesty and in their best interests of the public. Nick meetings at Number 10 reported to the police, the UK’s female Prime led plot to kill her series that sees CJ working as a communi- Gething has clearly breached these principles in his Downing Street, and which prevents them Minister, who is about mother. Daugherty back at her cations consultant for role as Solicitor. He has brought the office of Coun- saw people disappear- from dealing with the to get in way over her Wasting no time, she spine tingling best. the Home Office. The cillor into disrepute and we call on him to resign ing through a small door issue. head. rushes back to inform Gripping, thrilling and young adult series was immediately. We also call on the leader of Spelthorne leading to a staircase The ‘Silence Won’t After a wild night her mother’s security filled with intrigue, published by Little Council to immediately ensure that Cllr Gething is heading below ground Stop Violence’ cam- with friends is splashed detail, but with no proof Number 10 explores the Brown and went on to removed from the Local Plan Task Group, the Plan- level. This visit became paign aims to break the across the tabloids, Gray of what she heard, no nexus of power in the sell over a million and a ning Committee and the Overview and Scrutiny the inspiration for Num- wall of silence and help is grounded for two one will believe a way- UK from a teenager’s half copies worldwide. Committee as he clearly cannot be trusted to deal ber 10. FYI: She still reset the status quo on weeks at Number 10 ward teenager. Now, it’s point of view. A web series inspired honestly with Local Plan matters that will affect doesn’t know if there are violent crime. Downing Street, no ifs up to Gray to breakout by the books clocked up Spelthorne residents for years to come. tunnels below Number Crimestoppers’ re- no buts. of Number 10 and warn About C.J. well over a million Cllr Veena Siva (Leader of the Labour Party Group) 10. But she hopes there sponse is to raise aware- Left alone on night, her mother before it’s Daugherty views. In 2020, the Cllr Jan Doerfel (Leader of the Green Party Group) are. ness of the impact of with her mother at an too late. A former crime reporter books were optioned for Cllr Tom Lagden (Green Party) Her books have been violence and offer indi- important meeting, With the help of her and accidental civil ser- television. She later Cllr Jenny Vinson (Deputy Leader of the Labour translated into 25 lan- viduals in communities Gray discovers a secret best friend Chloe and vant, C.J. Daugherty wrote The Echo Killing Party Group) Series, published by St guages and been best- Martin’s Press, and co- sellers in multiple coun- wrote the fantasy series, tries. She lives with her The Secret Fire, with husband, the BAFTA French author Carina nominated filmmaker, Jacob Fencing Rosenfeld. Jack Jewers. 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The Centre will be welcom- customers will also be Foodhall will also be ing Marks & Spencer’s able to shop for the full home to M&S’s new Foodhall to the centre Clothing & Home col- Christmas range, from from Thursday 3rd De- lections via M&S.com, Star Studded Sausage cember. using our Click & Col- Roll Stacks and turkey Offering thousands lect service. with all the trimmings, of M&S’s high-quality “We’re really look- to Percy Pig-inspired Monica Runke, Caroline Dyos, Nick Wood-Dow , Cllr Colin Barnard, Mel Conolly, Clare Forshaw ing forward to welcom- mince pies and light up food products, the new Judging for the 31st Spelthorne in Bloom competition took Stanwell Community Allotments store will be open just in ing the community just Snow Globe Gin – in time for Christmas, there’s something for place during July and awards were presented individually Best War Memorial - Stanwell War Memorial time for Christmas - to the winners by the Mayor of Spelthorne, Cllr Colin meaning the shoppers of to help them get all their everyone. Best Small Pub - The Feathers, Laleham essentials alongside fes- The store will be lo- Barnard, and by the Chairman, Nick Wood-Dow, in Octo- Staines can stock up on ber. Best Large Pub - The George, Staines their festive favourites tive favourites. To en- cated at Two Rivers sure everyone can shop Retail Park, Mustard The Committee would like to congratulate everyone Best Riverside Garden - Stepping Stones alongside day to day who took part and thank them for helping to make our essentials. safely and with peace of Mill Rd, Staines-upon- Best Kept Allotment - Plot 1A Town Lane, Stanwell mind, our store will have Thames TW18 4WB Borough a colourful and pleasant place to live. The results Customers will also are below: Best School Scarecrow - St Michael’s Primary School, Ashford benefit from a bigger measures in place to re- and will be open Mon- flect the latest guide- day – Saturday, 8am – Best Kept Front Garden - 15 French Street, Sunbury Best School Recycling Project - Riverbridge Primary School, and better Food offer, Staines seeing the Foodhall oc- lines.” 9pm, and on Sunday, (Also winner of Best New Entrant) cupy the majority of the The new store will 10:30am – 4:30pm. The Best Hanging Basket - 29 Templedene Avenue, Staines Best School Garden - Meadhurst Primary School, Ashford former Waitrose unit offer thousands of new store will also offer Best Kept Place of Worship - St Mary’s Church, Stanwell Winner of the children’s poster competition - Ayla from Hawkedale and increase by 50% in M&S’s quality and great customers over 1,000 Primary School in Sunbury value Food products, car parking spaces, Best Environmental Planting Project - Stanwell Com- size, compared to the The Spelthorne in Bloom Committee also arranged the hanging from daily essentials to which are free after 6pm munity Allotments (Also winner of Best in Show) Food offer in the exist- basket displays around the Borough, thanks to sponsorship from fresh produce from every day. ing M&S store in The Best Kept Public Building/Community Garden - residents, councillors and local businesses. Elmsleigh. Alongside benefit- ting from the very best of M&S Food products, Two River’s shoppers will also be able to shop Air Astana for Clothing & Home with the store’s Click & Collect service via M&S.com. The store reduces will also offer hassle free returns. Two Rivers Centre Manager, Joanna Hall commented: “We’re frequency delighted to be welcom- ing Marks & Spencer here to the centre this December. The Foodhall will be a wel- of flights come addition to the centre and with the Air Astana advises made. Alternatively, a price paid will be ar- opening on Thursday that effective Monday, full refund of the ticket ranged. 3rd December, the local November 9, it must community can stock up reduce the number of on their M&S Christ- flights it operates to mas favourites ready for Istanbul from the the big day!” Kazakhstan cities of Joanna continued, Almaty, Nur-Sultan “Having two grocery and Atyrau. stores at Two Rivers is From next week it fantastic news. With will serve Istanbul free car parking after four times weekly on 6pm, customers will be Tuesdays, Fridays, able to take advantage Saturdays and Sun- of the extended opening days from Almaty. Air hours of the stores and Astana will fly twice- shop in comfort ahead weekly on Mondays of the Christmas rush.” and Thursdays from Store Manager Andy Nur-Sultan, and oper- Stables, who has worked ate one flight a week at M&S for 11 years, on Fridays, from said: “My team and I are Atyrau. really excited about our new Food store in All Air Astana pas- Staines. When open sengers affected by we’ll continue to pro- this change in sched- vide outstanding service ule will be able to and help make every rebook to travel on Please be aware! – We will never turn up at your home to carry out work without a pre-booked appointment which must be penny count for the alternative future made by telephone. Our technicians carry ID to identify themselves and if you are unsure call our office for validation. community. Our new dates, free of charge, Food store will offer from wherever the thousands of great qual- original booking was Unit 2, Wellington Ind Est, Basingstoke Road, Spencers Wood, RG7 1AW Page 6 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 14th November 2020 ISSUE 988 £1.2million taken off Essex builder Britain says in charge of drug dealing network An Essex builder jailed for drug traf- ficking has been thank you ordered to hand over more than £1.2million of as- sets. Jason Warner, aged 49, from Cam- bridge Road, Canvey Island, was given a confisca- tion order totalling £1,220,192 at Kingston Crown Court on Monday 9 No- three counts of money building work, rental vember. laundering, and was income and gambling Warner was warned sentenced to eight years winnings, the court de- he would serve up to a and four months in cided that £182,000 was further seven years in prison in June 2019. part of his benefit from prison if he failed to Two criminal asso- criminal conduct. pay the full sum within ciates – former RAF The court also found three months, and sergeant David Warner had benefited would still be liable for Corentin, aged 33, of by £644,000 after OCP consignments. where it hurts – in the Poppy made of thank you notes the money. Lighterman Road, officers found this The available pocket. Officers from the Rainham, and Dennis amount stashed in amount to satisfy the “Confiscation or- Organised Crime Part- Jacob, aged 72, of Car- Corentin’s car, on his confiscation order in- ders are a key tool in marks Remembrance Day nership – a joint Na- nation Close, Romford person on arrest and in cluded cash seized, allowing us to pursue A poppy made from hun- naming someone they were laughing and jok- tional Crime Agency – were also jailed for a safe in Jacobs’ home. money held in bank ac- illegally-obtained as- dreds of thank you notes wanted to thank. ing and they genuinely and Metropolitan Po- money laundering. Officers recovered counts and equity in sets and preventing to military heroes has One person to get in- cared for me. lice Service unit – ar- Financial investiga- 9.5 kilos of cocaine, property. convicted criminals been published to mark volved was Stephen “When I was in hos- rested Warner in Octo- tors found that between 3,435 MDMA pills, Head of the OCP, from funding luxury Remembrance Day. Cleator, a Royal Engi- pital my friend carried The stunning mosaic neer who served in the me to the shower block ber 2018 for supplying October 2012 and Sep- 22.4 kilos of Amphet- Detective Chief Inspec- lifestyles on their re- was released today and a Balkans, Northern Ire- because I couldn’t use multiple kilos of co- tember 2018 Warner amine, 26.5 kilos of tor Tony O’Sullivan, lease. caine, cannabis and am- said: “By working to- physical version will be land, Iraq and Afghani- my legs – I’ll never for- deposited £208,000 cannabis and 8 kilos of placed in the Memorial stan get that. phetamines across Lon- cash into his bank ac- benzocaine – a cutting “Criminals like gether, the NCA and don and Essex. Warner, Jacobs and Met Police are taking Garden at the REME “They always say that “You might not see a counts. agent – as part of the Museum. The museum when times are at their guy for 20 years but the He later pleaded Although some of investigation. They sus- Corentin are motivated away profits from the guilty to four counts of by money, which is why criminals who cause lies at the entrance to worst we are at our best. second you bump into these cash deposits pected the drugs were MOD Lyneham near When I was injured I each other outside a conspiracy to supply we use all the tools harm in our communi- could be explained bought with cash gen- Royal Wootton Bassett, couldn’t go to the toilet shopping centre and it’s controlled drugs and through cash-paid erated from previous available to hit them ties and ensuring they face justice.” the base where fallen myself, my friends had as if you never left each soldiers who served in to help me,” he said. other.” On the same day at Afghanistan were repa- “The most proudest To find out more MINI FREE AIR the same court, confis- triated to. 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A quick throw beat he pulled a shot Planning permission re- Luton Town 0 Brentford 3 attack from the first from Roberts soon after across the face of goal. ceived for home for the Brentford extended their current run to one defeat, whistle. Swansea played again found Ayew in- It appeared to get no Core Judo Academy and three wins, in their last five games with a with their wing backs side the penalty area but touch, but Mr Martin Dojo. demolition of Luton Town. Rico Henry and Ivan high up the pitch and Raya saved his header. awarded a corner. The It has taken us over 2 Toney scored inside ten first half minutes as The looked to get attacking The goal was a su- Bees dealt with the first and a half years to Bees took a 2-0 lead at the interval and never looked midfield player Yan perbly worked one clini- ball, but Grimes got on achieve but are de- back. Marcus Forss came off the substitute’s bench Dhanda close to their cally finished by Toney. to it, burst down the line lighted we finally get this to make it 3-0 late on and seal a comprehensive win. strike pair. They were Dasilva, who was start- and crossed for Ayew over the line. The score line did not flatter The Bees and there content to defend with a ing to excel in a role a to convert. Building process next was no doubt they deserved the win. Luton made a three and back them to little deeper than normal, Both teams could month decent start but never looked like taking the points, deal with anything started it off as he found have won it but neither It will become one of particularly after Brentford got ahead. Henry’s first Brentford could do space and played a clever did and the spoils were the top centres in the goal for almost two years came before excellently when they won the ball. pass to Jensen. The next shared. outdoor gym, so keep- A crowd fund appeal South East and boost par- worked strikes from Brentford’s front duo, who With the visitors pass was to Mbeumo and Brentford: Raya; ing the children fit and has started as the judo ticipation in the local already have 15 between them this season. And it having an attacking Jensen darted around the Dalsgaard, Goode, active through this pe- business has been badly community as well to probably could have been even more comfortable mindset, they created outside after playing it Pinnock, Henry; riod of uncertainty! affected during the pan- continue to drive elite de- for The Bees. early openings. The first to get the return ball. Jensen, Marcondes (sub The amount of posi- demic, as I know have velopment from our Luton were content to play without the ball in the fell to Ayew, who tried Jensen drilled it across Janelt 69 mins), tive comment and sup- many others, and we club, who won 6 national early stages of the contest. They started the game his luck from distance and Toney was there to Dasilva; Mbeumo (sub port from the local com- hope to raise at least medals at the 2019 Brit- with a flat back five with full backs deep and two after picking up a loose convert from eight yards. Forss 84 mins), Toney, munity has been stag- £40,000. ish Championships for holding midfield players in front of them. They pass, but he failed to Swansea were put- Ghoddos (sub Canós 62 gering. We had over 80 Our proposal is not cadets and pre-cadets. asked a lot of their front players to try and prevent trouble Raya. A clever ting more men forward mins) letters of support from just about creating a judo ‘We are very excited Brentford playing through midfield with their cen- as the final stages of the Swansea City: our planning application club, we are revitalising pass from Connor Rob- and hope to start on the tral pair only coming forward when The Bees tried erts almost created an game approached and Woodman; Naughton, and the Mayor of a problem area which has site clearance and to feed Vitaly Janelt. opening when Dhanda got their equaliser inside Bennett, Guehi; Rob- Runnymede wants to suffered years of neglect. groundworks in Decem- The Bees could have scored early on when the the final 15 minutes. A erts, Fulton (sub Grimes come to the first day of The response from the got clear in the inside ber’. hosts failed to deal with a long throw and Josh right channel but his brilliant pass from Rob- 60 mins), Smith, construction! It is very local community has We have been train- Dasilva crossed for Ethan Pinnock to head over. pass was hooked away erts released substitute Bidwell; Dhanda (sub encouraging at a time been overwhelming with ing with club players on The home side had also created a couple of Viktor Gyökeres in the Palmer 60 mins); Ayew, when spirits are gener- dozens of local residents by Charlie Goode be- the green and using the openings from set pieces. One corner looked like it fore it reached Jamal inside right channel. Lowe (sub Gyökeres 69 ally quite low with what making their way over old tennis courts as an may be about to land on the head of Danny Hylton Lowe. There was an- Faced with only Raya to mins) is going on. to me to say how de- before Pinnock leapt from nowhere to prevent the other chance for Lowe lighted they are that we ball reaching its target. Sonny Bradley got a shot when he broke through are transforming this di- away that Emiliano Marcondes blocked and Hylton Brentford’s defensive lapidated building into a was unable to get on to the loose ball. A low free line, but he fired across A game of few chances community sports hub. kick soon after from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was Our building will the face of goal. And Bola volleyed wide at turned wide by Hylton. Raya saved well high to Brentford extended their Brentford 0 Middlesbrough 0 mean there are changing the other end with the rooms and toilets thus Luton Town: Sluga; Cranie, Lockyer, Pearson (sub his left from a drilled current run to one defeat gone ahead just before ones. game entering its final LuaLua 37 mins), Bradley, Norrington-Davies (sub Berry Kyle Naughton effort in seven as they drew 0- opening up accessibility the half hour when Josh The first of those stages, it was still 0-0. h/t); Rea, Dewsbury-Hall; Clark (sub Collins 74 mins), soon after. 0 with Middlesbrough. to the outdoor space of Dasilva burst through a went to the visitors when The Bees almost cre- Hylton, Mpanzu Brentford were prob- The Bees had slightly Thorpe green. Brentford: Raya; Dalsgaard, Pinnock, Sørensen, Henry; gap and attacked the they broke quickly. ated something from a ably a little more patient the better of an even con- Improvement’s to the Marcondes (sub Jensen 75 mins), Janelt, Dasilva; Mbeumo edge of the penalty area, Jonny Howson got in to deep Jensen free kick, in the opening ex- test but were unable to car park and the new (sub Fosu 82 mins), Toney (sub Forss 75 mins), Canós he had room to shoot space on the right and Pinnock headed back changes. They were break through. It was, outdoor fitness space but dragged his effort delivered a cross, Chuba and Sørensen acrobati- content to keep the ball overall, a game of few will create a positive wide from 16 yards. A Akpom turned away cally flicked it over the in their own half at times chances where both health and social effect run from Rico Henry from Ethan Pinnock but bar. But Middlesbrough MORRIS ROOFING with Mathias Jensen and teams defended well and in the local community allowed Mathias Jensen shot over the crossbar probably ended the Josh Dasilva looking to neither side will quibble and it will be a place CONTRACTORS LTD to set up Canós for a from 14 yards. Hayden game a little stronger find space in the centre that it ended all square. where people can now curling shot that was Coulson also blasted and Brentford were BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS of the field and move The early stages were more easily enjoy the well held by Marcus over for the visitors, but stretched at the back in ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN The Bees up the pitch. staccato in nature. Ref- lovely open areas of Bettinelli in the Brentford were the team the dying moments, of- Swansea moved the ball eree James Linington Thorpe Green. A FAST AND Middlesbrough goal. chasing the game in the ten through unfortunate a little quicker than The was quick to whistle with The hub will be pow- EFFICIENT SERVICE Brentford started to second half and fash- bounces. Pinnock made LOCAL Bees, spread the play Henrik Dalsgaard re- ered by renewals, include FROM AN take the upper hand as ioned a couple of very a block from a Marcus from side to side when peatedly penalised, of- 2 electric car charging ESTABLISHED half time approached good chances. Tavernier shot and Raya AUTHORITY they could, generally ten when he collided points and have a zero COMPANY but, like the visitors The best of them fell pushed away an effort aiming to free Roberts with an opponent when waste and zero plastic when they had the ini- to Vitaly Janelt. Toney from Wing in stoppage APPROVED (SINCE 1977) AT ion the right, and would the ball was in the air. policy so the build is both tiative, were unable to fed a Mbeumo pass in to time but neither team COMPETITIVE PRICES. have been the happier Middlesbrough were sustainable and future make much of it. the path of Dalsgaard could find a goal and with the first quarter of superbly drilled out of proof! The Bees would on the right and he de- had to share the spoils. •COMPLETE ROOF RE-TILING AND SLATING the match. possession and almost The new judo club have been looking to livered a cross from the Brentford: Raya; The visitors were every pass in opposition will be a home for our •SMALL REPAIRS AND LEAKS UNDERTAKEN build on a good end to right that deflected in to Dalsgaard, Pinnock, able to find Lowe and territory was a challenge thriving club members, the first period and the path of the arriving Sørensen, Henry; Jensen, •UPVC FASCIAS, SOFFITS AND GUTTERING Ayew in space in attack- for The Bees. Bryan players and parents alike seemed to be happy to Janelt. The ball may Janelt (sub Fosu 79 mins), and a hub for the local Limited Company Registration 4693135 ing areas and were the Mbeumo and Sergi Dasilva; Mbeumo (sub take more risks in pos- have bounced a little closest to the first goal Canós tried to pull off Forss 67 mins), Toney, community and include: FREE ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION session after the inter- awkwardly, but he in the opening 30 min- their flanks to create Canós (sub Ghoddos 74 • Sprung dojo 10 YEAR GUARANTEE val. Middlesbrough would have expected to utes. Ayes almost got it space for Brentford to mins) • Strength and condi- FULL INSURANCE COVER dropped a fraction hit the target from eight when he got on to a Jake play in and as the half Middlesbrough: Bettinelli; tioning gym deeper and the game yards rather than fire it Bidwell ball down the wore on there were signs Dijksteel, Fry, McNair, • Outdoor fitness space was played more in their over the bar. 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