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IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. thth MAY 15 THIS IS OUR 1000 ISSUE 1800: James Hatfield at- THIS IS OUR 1000 ISSUE tempted to assassinate King George III at Drury Lane Theatre in London. 1918: The world’s first regular air mail service Heathrow calls was launched between SHAPING Washington and New York. 1936: Amy Johnson ar- rived back in England for expansion of after a record-breaking flight from London to STAINES’ Cape Town and back. 1957: Britain’s first H- bomb was dropped on Christmas Island in the green countries Indian Ocean. 1972: George Wallace, FUTURE Heathrow lost 6.2 mil- Alabama governor pelthorne Bor deliver new homes, spond to the consulta- lion passengers in April, known for his racist poli- ough Council commercial activity tion: read and respond down 92.1%, compared cies, was fighting for his will soon launch and supporting infra- to the consultation to pre-pandemic 2019 life after being shot by a S young white man while a public consultation structure (healthcare, documents by visiting figures, following over a to ask residents for education, public fa- www.spelthorne. year of restrictions on campaigning for the Democratic Party’s their views on the fu- cilities etc). It will also inconsult.uk (online non-essential travel. presidential nomination ture of Staines-upon- address key issues such questionnaire avail- Whilst we welcome the lifting of the travel in Maryland. Thames. The consul- as managing traffic able from 9am Tues- 1990: Former brothel tation will begin on problems, improving day 18 May to 11.59pm ban from 17th May, the green list is overly cau- keeper Lindi St Clare lost Tuesday 18 May and public transport links, Tuesday 29 June) her long-running battle run for six weeks. and enhancing the email your comments tious, given the other controls in place on pas- flights are severely im- reconnect with key glo- United States, and re- with the Inland Revenue The ‘Objectives town’s public spaces to: localplan@spelth sengers travelling from pacting the UK’s supply bal networks and unlock move the need for fully over back taxes. and Options’ consul- and riverside setting. orne.gov.uk low risk countries. The chain and British export- billions of pounds worth vaccinated passengers to BIRTHDAYS … tation forms part of the This is the first write to: Strategic next review in 3 weeks’ ers, with only 116,000 of trade and exports. take two expensive PCR Frank Baum, 1856: Staines Development stage of consultation Planning, Spelthorne time should bring a sig- metric tonnes of cargo Heathrow CEO, John tests. Border Force’s Author of The Wonder- Framework (formerly on the Staines Devel- Borough Council, nificant expansion to the travelled through Holland-Kaye, said: claims that “long queues ful Wizard of Oz. known as Staines opment Framework Knowle Green, list of “green” countries, Heathrow last month, “The Government’s in immigration are in- Joseph Cotton, 1905: Masterplan) which, and the Council is ask- Staines-upon-Thames, including the United compared to over green list is very wel- evitable” smack of com- Hollywood actor who once adopted, will set ing people who live, TW18 1XB request a States, to increase trade, 132,000 in April 2019, come, but they need to placency – they are com- starred in Citizen Kane. a clear vision and strat- work, study, shop and printed copy of the reunite friends and fami- down 12%. Reopening expand it massively in pletely avoidable if Min- James Mason, 1909: egy for the transfor- spend leisure time in questionnaire to be lies with their loved ones. critical trading routes the next few weeks to isters ensure that all One of Britain’s great- mation and regenera- Staines to respond. posted to you - call Government should help such as the United States include other low risk desks are staffed at peak est screen stars who ap- tion of the centre of A leaflet is being 01784 444205 or email people plan ahead by will enable exporters to markets such as the times.” peared in over 80 films. Staines. sent to every home in your postal address to publishing a list of coun- The Staines Devel- the Borough to make l o c a l p l a n @ tries expected to be on opment Framework is residents aware of the spelthorne.gov.uk the green list for the sum- an important part of consultation. mer holidays so that pas- the new Local Plan and We welcome your The consultation sengers are not faced will set out the oppor- views - there are a closes on Tuesday 29 with high prices for last tunities for Staines to number of ways to re- June. minute bookings. The rapid progress on vaccination and in- Heathrow creased confidence in its effectiveness against Personnel variants of concern 01932 should allow a signifi- 0208 706 0016 01784 227999 cant simplification of the Option 1 240006 “traffic light” system at See page 9 See page 10 See page 10 the end of June, includ- ing allowing fully vacci- nated people to travel without restrictions. We welcome govern- COMPUTER ENGINEER ment plans to automate ALL COMPUTER PROBLEMS SOLVED! border checks, but until they have been imple- • Computer lessons • Microsoft Trained mented, Ministers • Same Day Service • I’ll come to you! should ensure that every • No call out charge • All computers repaired desk is staffed at peak times to avoid unaccept- • All hardware repaired • Hard drive recovery able queue times in im- migration. Call Paul, directly on:- 07733 271697 Fewer passenger Page 2 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 ISSUE 1000 E: [email protected] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Please include your full street address and daytime telephone number. Be careful what False claims SNAIL’S PACE! Job Support Dear Editor, you wish for! Dear Editor, The work to protect local people from repeated and Scheme is Dear Editor, In the last issue of this paper the man that lives serious flooding continues to go at a snail’s pace . The right wing press is in rapture over the suspen- opposite me made false claims Despite the apparent decision to build a length of sion of Mr Corbyn from the Labour party. Mr He says he hasn’t got anyone else to turn to for a flood relief channel Surrey’s Cllr Oliver tells us critical lifeline Corbyn merely expressed an opinion, but his treat- help as the local council won’t help him, firstly this he is not sure when ‘we’ll get a spade in the Dear Editor, ment is yet another nail into the coffin of free isn’t true, the council helped him take us to court ground’! With the Job Retention Scheme set to end on the 31 speech in the middle of the BLM ‘woke’ madness and cost us a lot of money, we got found not guilty This dilatory attitude by the authorities is de- October, its successor the Job Support Scheme will sweeping this country. of doing anything wrong, the council put in noise plorable. Their main responsibility of the council come into action on the 1 November. Commenting Ian Brown recording equipment and again we were doing is the protection of life and property. Yet the on this change and as mentioned in a BBC Radio Tachbrook Rd. Feltham, nothing wrong, you constantly call parking en- speedometer hardly registers. interview earlier, Federation of Small Businesses forcement as you stated we block you in, again this Maybe the newly elected county council will do (FSB) National Councillor Brian Woods said: is wrong. better than the last one . But Green Party County “The furlough scheme has been a resounding You constantly record us and take pics even of Cllr Jonathan Essex is absolutely right to say the success since March, and has inevitably saved Councillor Update my kids, I’ve asked you to delete and you’ve said national government should be leading on this. hundreds of thousands of jobs from being lost. The no. You watch our every move and report us to Particularly this is the case because David Cameron Government intervened, and rightly so, along with Dear Editor, (remember him?!) said after the 2014 floods ‘money I wish to sincerely thank you, the residents of someone, even calling the police on kids playing a series of comprehensive measures to safeguard outside. would be no object’ in sorting the flood problems jobs, businesses and the wider economy. But as the Staines South and Ashford West for electing me as here. your County Councillor. We have now had to get the police involved as second wave of the virus intensifies, the hard work the recording is getting out of hand but yet again It is also worth noting the related reported com- to continue this job doesn’t end here. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to ments by Cllr Bramhall to the effect that the Cabi- serve you and I will continue to listen, be available you put the phone down on them “The new Job Support Scheme will be yet We offers mediation to resolve whatever issue net is (hopefully?) ‘supplying accessible green another vital lifeline to saving jobs and keeping and accessible and will respond to your concerns, spaces for Spelthorne’ which as she so rightly says advise and support you and keep you informed of you may have with us but you refused businesses afloat, many of which remain hopeful My almost 18 year old daughter now don’t like is underserved by Surrey’s countryside estate. for some relief in the run up to Christmas. But with the work to improve our local area. However I wonder if the right hand at Surrey knows Thank you for taking the time to speak to me and leaving the house because of your constant record- new restrictions being imposed in every part of the ing how is that fair what the left hand is doing on this. As readers of the country, many of which are set to get tighter in the write to me, I greatly appreciate the communica- Villager know the people involved have been tions that I have received over the last weeks and All this because you can’t hear your tv some- weeks to come, small businesses face huge difficul- times, we have given up hobbies to try and please dragging their feet for an incredibly long time not ties over the winter months ahead. have started the work to address these issues. just on flood relief but the long promised and long I can be contacted by email denise.turnerstewart you, we are the ones that need help to deal with you “This is proven in our latest Small Business We live at 17 Chesterton Drive hoped for creation of a Nature Reserve at historic Index which found that that 30 per cent of employ- @surreycc.gov.uk and by telephone 07970 350473. Stanwell Place. Fine words from councillors can- I am looking forward to working on behalf of He lives at 1 Milton Gardens ers expect to make some staff redundant in the next Anna-Marie Smith-Clark not obscure the fact that ‘talking the talk’ is not the three months. That is the scale of concern and you, the residents of Staines, Ashford and Laleham same as ‘walking the walk.’ and collectively, we can continue to look after our uncertainty that small firms are faced with for their Again one hopes the new council will do better. businesses, with many letting staff go for the very local communities and fellow residents and ensure We’ll certainly be watching. that our local area is a pleasant place for us all to live Middletons first time. Yours truly, “Small firms are often similar to family units, so in. Andrew McLuskey Yours, this is a huge wrench - often the last step a small Denise Turner Stewart Moanings 186 business owner will take in order for the business to Surrey County Councillor Dear Editor, survive. If we see tougher restrictions, we are Staines South and Ashford West I would hate to think that I was in any way WHY NOT asking the Government to dial up the Job Support mysoginistic but sometimes my thought’s dwell Scheme even further to provide more support for upon a feeling I have regarding the increasing the small businesses that are not legally required to influence of the female gender when it comes to close but are facing a collapse in consumer de- QUESTIONS FOR broadcasting, in particular the B.B.C. and even ON THE LIST? mand. more so in the arena of sports reporting. Dear Editor, “And despite this assistance, there remains little KWARTENG! I notice far more women presenting sports I was surprised that Kwasi Kwarteng MP is not on support for the newly self-employed and company programmes and that is a healthy and sensible the list issued today by the Parliamentary Standards directors, and it is critical that the Government Dear Editor, thing. However the coverage of women’s football, Commissioner of MPs she is investigating. addresses these shortcomings urgently in the months As elsewhere in the UK local residents will be keen cricket and rugby has increased greatly as of recent Kwarteng’s infringement of the Ministerial Code to come. These have had a torrid seven months, to hear answers to questions over the probity of times. I know the BBC are short of money and and the Parliamentary Rules could not be more especially those in sectors that could not operate some in Government. In Spelthorne many of us perhaps the coverage of women’s sports is a way of blatant . Rather more serious too I would submit properly like events, culture, the arts and tourism. will wish to know in particular why local MP reducing production costs. than Boris Johnson’s Christmas holiday. As Min- They must be kept going so they can help with a Kwasi Kwarteng, who is also Secretary for Busi- The main point I would make is that particularly ister responsible for the Oil Industry Kwarteng spring recovery. ness, regarding football is that I find the women’s game took large donations from people connected with “A million people are expected to enter unem- Accepted large donations during the 2019 Gen- is far inferior than the men’s. The pace is slower and that Industry to fund his reelection in 2019 – as ployment rolls over the coming weeks and months, eral Election campaign from persons connected the ladies game is just not up to the men’s Premier clear a conflict of interest as one could imagine. and therefore the onus is on Government to offer with fossil fuel companies at a time when he was game. Obviously there is the physical side of this to The authorities however have not been too keen new and innovative ways to help uplift people into Minister responsible for the Oil Industry . be taken into account, but men’s football at the to look into any of this. Three times I submitted my new jobs. Agreed to lobby for the controversial AQUIND highest level is quicker, more skilful and more concern to the PM’s office – eventually being told “It’s important that we make it more affordable cross Channel electricity scheme given that the accurate, of course men are also paid much more that the matter had been referred to Kwarteng’s to employ people by reducing the ‘jobs tax’, Director of the company involved was a major Tory money to play and the following in the men’s game own department! (Presumably so he could mark his Employer’s National Insurance. The Government’s donor and , seemingly, a personal friend? is greater. own homework). Then I turned to the Standards business rate review must address and reduce the In the current context it is surely clear that That is not to say that the women’s game is not Commissioner who replied in a way which sug- upfront costs of this regressive tax, which threatens absolute transparency between MPs and their con- watchable at all, it has its moments and it is com- gested (inadvertently no doubt) that she had got the business survival altogether. stituents is necessary if we are to restore trust in our mendably often played in a superior spirit and often wrong end of the stick and so did not answer my “In addition to this we need to see help for those political system. less descent on fouls. It is just that it is not of a top concern at all. who have lost their jobs and looking to start anew. Yours truly, drawer quality. If we can’t trust the relevant authorities on these The Chancellor could consider a “Kickstart Start- Andrew McLuskey (North Surrey Green Party) I am sure a few women who may read this will matters who can we trust? up” scheme, enhancing the current offer of Start-up disagree. Yours truly, loans and New Enterprise Allowance to drive up George Middleton Andrew McLuskey numbers of these new businesses. BADGER THE TAX MAN! “Small businesses are the backbone of our SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? economy and we must be doing all we can to ensure SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? they have the support they need to make it through FROM OVERSEAS? DISTRIBUTORS REQUIRED the next few months.” Don’t pay more tax than you need to Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out JUSTICE DENIED? Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, out of office hours at no extra charge. TO DELIVER THIS NEWSPAPER IN Dear Editor, Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 We would all hope that people in prison receive the Mob: 07752 565 398 same care in life - and indeed in death - as the rest Email: [email protected] SIPSON, STANWELL MOOR of the population. In the light , however, of events at Bronzefield Prison this seems doubtful. It has taken almost three years after Serena CHRIS WEST ASHFORD ROAD, LALEHAM Nicolle, a mother of two and a grandmother, died in the prison for an inquest to be held . It is also CARPENTRY & JOINERY PARTS OF eighteen months after a baby died at birth in Sep- tember 2019 after the mother was left to face Specialists in all aspects of labour alone in her cell; we have still not had any Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery CRANFORD, COLNBROOK, reasons given. 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Yours truly, Tel: 07949 099 710 Andrew McLuskey (North Surrey Green Party) ISSUE 1000 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 Page 3 Prove you’ve had vaccine before we come back, say third of office workers A third of office work- times a week, to be com- miss socialising with nitely getting zoom fa- tivity viewpoint, we flexibility in terms of around 40 handpicked 2019,” he says. “And in ers think people should pletely sure they are not their workmates, with tigue and are missing the think there will be a how often they were in service providers to find the past few weeks, the have the vaccine and risking spreading the half of respondents office and primarily the steady return to the of- the office. And this com- the perfect office space regional demand for of- prove it before return- virus throughout of- missing the divide be- face-to-face contact fice throughout the sum- pares to 34% of people for its clients, primarily fice space has been soar- ing to the office, accord- fices. tween home and the of- with their colleagues, mer. The drive to return who would feel happier in London. But the com- ing too. ing to a survey* by of- Surprisingly, more fice. both work-wise, and to the office environ- returning if strict Covid pany is having to navi- “What we’re finding fice property agents respondents are worried The ideal number of from a socialising per- ment is there: from both protection measures gate the ever-changing is that clients are reduc- O&A Property. A fur- about the resumed cost days in the office - as spective. In the first employers and, as this were in place - so flex- office space landscape ing the amount of office ther 24% agree that of commuting (44%), opposed to working lockdown, people survey shows, employ- ible working is defi- and the shifting client space they will need, as people should have the than the risk of catching from home - is two days hadn’t worked from ees. nitely up there in the top needs due to the pan- they adopt a more hy- vaccine, but don’t think Covid-19 when return- a week, according to home before, so it was “A key finding from spot for employees go- demic, finding them so- brid model of working, you can ask for Covid ing to the office (33%). 51% of respondents, an interesting thing to this survey which polled ing back. lutions that are highly but the way that they are vaccine certificates. An annual season ticket over half of whom travel do. a typical commuter “Also half of respon- flexible because of the looking to use the office And 60% of respon- from St Albans to Lon- into London to their of- “But now, as work- town into London in the dents would feel hap- uncertainty around the space will be very dif- dents from don is currently £3,800. fice. And only 19% ing from home all the UK, is that the majority pier returning if there pandemic and the ferent, with much more Hertfordshire’s St Most people do want would rather work from time becomes increas- of individuals want to were fewer people in the changing working hab- breakout and collabora- Albans, which is a typi- to return to the office for home full-time. ingly difficult with fam- go back to the office, office each day; and this its of individuals. tive spaces, and more cal commuter town tak- at least part of the week, Peter Dudley, MD of ily distractions and lack albeit for fewer days of also works with the idea That said, the de- attention paid to em- ing around 20 minutes citing missing their O&A Property says: of proper workspace and the week. We found that of flexible working and mand for office space ployees’ mental health by train to the city, think workmates as the main “The results about kit, and the need to re- the vast majority (81%) rota-office working for appears to be on the up and working environ- office workers should reason. A significant people wanting to return connect with workmates would feel happier employees.” again. “The demand for ment needs than be- test themselves at least 64% of office workers to offices are not really becomes more and more about returning to the O&A Property office space is now ex- fore.” once a week with 23% miss collaborating and surprising - after over a pressing from a produc- office if there were more works closely with ceeding the normality of thinking workers should sharing ideas with their year of working from take the test several workmates, and 62% home, people are defi- nd Preparations underway Air Scotland adds 2 Citation to reopen Windsor Castle M2 to fleet Air Charter Scotland, a in the best hands. We to visitors on 17 May leading British private look forward to further jet operator and aircraft expanding our fleet management company, with Air Charter Scot- is pleased to introduce a land,” said Anatoly second Cessna Citation Parkhomchuk, Manag- 525 M2, from its new- ing Director of Jet est London Biggin Hill Agent.º Airport base, coincid- Testament to the ing with the first lifting widely held view that of travel restrictions business aviation will services are slowly be- tion fuel. SAF is al- can be confirmed. “The from 17 May. G- be the first sector to re- ing restored, but not at ready at Signature Flight UK CAA and DfT ne- CMTO, comfortably cover from the harsh the same frequencies as Support at London’s gotiation team has been configured for six pas- impact of the pandemic, before, rendering com- Luton Airport, an Air working hard on our sengers, has a max Air Charter Scotland mercial air travel far Charter Scotland base, behalf to push for reci- range of 1,548 nm, suit- has added five business less convenient for and in April it was intro- procity for British op- able for Portugal, where jets to its charter fleet business travel, which duced (by Air bp) at erators now we are out scheduled air fares are since August 2020 - all often requires visiting Biggin Hill. “We are of EU,” he said. Last now trebling owing to managed for private two cities in a day,” said encouraging our corpo- week it operated a char- demand. owners. Derek. Business char- rate owners and clients ter between Portugal Just like sister air- “We’re especially ter in Europe connects to request it. Business and Ireland. The flight craft G-KSOH, added pleased to be introduc- 1,400 city pairs (500 aviation accounts for was agreed with the two Windsor Castle, one of the official residences of Her to Air Charter ing this second charter more connections than 0.2% of the overall 2% EU states within 24 Majesty The Queen, will reopen to visitors on Monday, 17 Scotland’s AOC in aircraft from Biggin the scheduled airlines of aviation emissions, hours. May. March, Biggin based Hill for Jet Agent, and provide), with all flights but stakeholders and cli- Derek will be shar- aircraft management anticipate considerable departing from quiet, ents increasingly want ing his company’s ex- company Jet Agent demand,” noted Air private terminals too. to do their bit to protect perience at Quaynote (www.jet-agent.com) is Charter Scotland COO Endorsing SAF for the environment. We Communications’ con- MORATORIUM ON marketing the popular Derek Thomson. business jets fully endorse this,” ference: Brexit and its light jet. “Business aviation With corporate cli- highlighted Derek. implications for busi- “Following out- provides a safe and se- ents becoming increas- Air Charter Scotland ness aviation, on AIRPORT EXPANSION standing operational cure cabin environ- ingly mindful of their reports recent success in Wednesday, May 12 at HACAN has joined rium on expansion until dant. Government and commercial perfor- ment, at a cost that truly carbon footprint, Air obtaining block permits 15:00hrs GMT. forces with 15 other na- the Government sets out should now amend the mance of G-KSOH pro- isn’t far off fully flex- Charter Scotland is for fifth freedom flights tional and community its raft of policies that Airports National vided by the team at ible, business class pleased to note an in- (between EU countries) Register at https:// campaign groups calling ensure the aviation sec- Policy Statement in Air Charter Scotland, fares to Europe, if mea- crease in the number of when applied for – the www.tickettailor.com/ on the Government to tor cuts its emissions in light of these more ro- we have every confi- sured on a per passen- FBOs it serves now of- now standard arrange- events/quaynote/ place a moratorium on line with the UK’s car- bust targets.” dence that G-CMTO is ger basis. Scheduled fering sustainable avia- ment before a charter 510787 airport expansion owing bon budgets. to the UK’s climate A consultation on net change targets. zero aviation is long The Government re- overdue and the groups ASB Blinds Ltd cently accepted the ad- suggest a moratorium is vice of the Climate essential to avoid pre- All Domestic & Commercial Change Committee judging the outcome of (CCC) to formally in- the consultation. enquiries welcome clude international avia- Paul Beckford, Co- tion emissions in the ordinator, HACAN, said • VENETIAN • ROMANS • UK’s climate law. The “The Government • VERTICALS • ROLLERS • CCC’s analysis con- commitment to include cludes that as well as in- international aviation • PLEATED • troducing new aviation emissions in our net zero fuels and improving air- targets means that all air- Free measure & quotation service craft efficiencies, de- port expansion plans mand for flying will need should be paused until to be limited. The CCC there is a national strat- T: 01753 655155 also advises that there egy for both reducing should be no net increase aviation emissions and F: 01753 655699 in UK airport capacity airport capacity. as sufficient capacity al- Heathrow have long or visit www.asbblinds.co.uk ready exists. argued that their third The groups sent a let- runway could be deliv- Please note our new address: ter to both Secretary of ered within climate tar- Unit 49, Duttons Farm, State for Transport Grant gets by explicitly ex- Shapps, and Secretary of cluding international Bangors Road South, Iver, State for Communities, emissions from their cal- Buckinghamshire SL0 0AY Housing and Local Gov- culations. The new Gov- ernment Robert Jenrick, ernment target makes requesting the morato- this argument redun- Page 4 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 ISSUE 1000 Together we are Ashford Man Secures New York Book Deal transforming the Ashford resident, Darryl Howes, has secured a approach has always been to show that it is a soft publishing agreement with the well-known New skill that can be learned like any other”, said Darryl. York City academic publisher, Business Expert “Learning or re-learning face to face networking Press. skills will become particularly important as we all After a long career in financial services, Darryl emerge from the pandemic. It’s a real honour and a world to switched his attention to helping others through pleasant surprise to be awarded a traditional pub- volunteering, mentoring and writing about his per- lishing contract as a first-time author at age 61!” sonal passion – showing people how to network Darryl is busy producing the final draft of his better. book, ‘The Networking Playbook’, which will be “Too many of us feel that networking to gain a released later this year. He can be contacted via sustainability job or to develop our businesses is beyond us. My LinkedIn or Twitter. Commenting on the Queen’s Speech, IEMA Director of Policy and External A financial overview Affairs Martin Baxter said: “Whilst IEMA welcomes the confirmation place in Glasgow in November. We need to that the Environment Bill will continue its put sustainability at the heart of the Covid-19 of the rail system course, it is ‘third time lucky’ for this Bill and recovery. Skills for a sustainable economy essential that it receives Royal Assent as soon and the transition to a net-zero future require The National Audit Office (NAO) has today pub- through passenger fares. These proportions changed as possible. The natural environment cannot investment in learning. Up-skilling the UK lished a financial overview of the rail system in with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March England, setting out how much it costs, how it is 2020. wait a moment longer and we need the new workforce so that everyone can play their paid for and some of the challenges ahead. The arrangements for delivering rail services in environmental governance process in place to part and benefit from the opportunities of the Building on information published by the Of- England are complex, and distributed across the ensure we protect and enhance our natural green industrial revolution – in this context, fice of Rail and Road, Network Rail and the audited public and private sector. This makes it difficult for capital and ecosystems. the commitment to bring forward a new Bill to accounts1, the overview examines income and Parliament and taxpayers to understand the overall There is much work to do to establish provide a lifetime learning guarantee is wel- expenditure from the five financial years ending in financial position, to which the taxpayer is ulti- long-term environmental targets, integrate comed. March 2020. For example, it shows a breakdown of mately exposed, and the impact of government’s the £17.4 billion total expenditure of the rail system choices3. environmental principles into whole-of-gov- in England in 2019-20. This included: This financial overview aims to enhance clarity ernment policy making and ensure that the The announcement that a new Planning • £9.5 billion spent on operating rail passenger at a moment of significant industry change. The new ‘green watchdog’, the Office for Envi- Bill will be introduced to speed up develop- services; anticipated recommendations of the Williams Rail ronmental Protection, sets off on the right ment consent must be consistent with deliver- • £7.1 billion spent on operating rail network Review4 are expected to address long-standing footing. IEMA is working with government ing the long-term environmental targets and infrastructure; and issues within the system5 and will be published in in each of these areas and will continue to do improvements set through the Environment • £0.9 billion spent on operating freight ser- a context of heightened uncertainty about the future Bill. High-quality impact assessment that in- vices and High Speed 1 (HS1).2 demand for rail6. There are a number of significant so to tackle the significant environmental In 2019-20, total rail sector income was £17.1 challenges for government to address, including challenges we face. tegrates social and environmental consider- billion, of which £5.1 billion was government fund- managing costs to taxpayers and rail’s contribution 2021 is a landmark year for the environ- ations is critical to ensuring development is ing. The remaining £12.0 billion was earned in- to the government’s net zero target for carbon ment and climate change, with COP26 taking sustainable.” come, the majority (80%) of which was earned emissions. ARE YOU READY for the bright future? Full-time, Evening & Weekend
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Ashford Cricket Club are joining the launch of the “Mouse Tales” are the stories of two young mice, ECB’s exciting new Dynamos Cricket with a dedi- Sniffy and Yummy, who are regularly told by their cated girl’s programme. For 8 – 11 year olds, the mum to stop playing computer games and go out- sessions will be focused on fun, and are aimed at side. During their adventures in the garden and in those trying cricket for the first time, or moving up the meadows they meet other mice, find new friends, from the successful Allstars programme. Dyna- learn interesting and funny things and acquire new mos has strong links to the new professional Hun- skills. They get to know where bumblebees live, dred competition, with a dedicated app, loads of how a flower that has no teeth can eat insects, why activities and exclusive chances for kids to get you should not measure the water temperature with involved with the players, including Ashford’s a thermometer if you don’t want to go to school and very own Rhianna Southby, who will be in action what happens if a toy soldier is launched tied to a for the Oval Invincibles. rocket... and lots more, seasoned with plenty of Ashford’s sessions at Short Lane will begin on humour. Friday 21st May, from 6.30 – 8, and will run for 8 Great stories teaching children that science can weeks, at a cost of only £15, which includes a be fun as well as educational! personalised shirt. For more information, and to www.valeriegreenfield.com register, visit dynamoscricket.co.uk Page 6 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 ISSUE 1000 troduce group exercise to their fitness regime in Group exercise the knowledge they are Celebrity addressing the needs of body and mind.” Everyone Active has set to return committed to keeping its record customers safe and ac- Leisure centres in given the green light to operational measures Spelthorne are set to re- resume from Monday 17 mean they can do so in a tive, ensuring it will meet and exceed Gov- launch group exercise May in the penultimate Covid-safe environ- ernment guidelines to classes in what has been stage of the ment. prevent the spread of Deal for called “a huge boost” Government’s four-step Research commis- Covid-19 with the Ev- for the mental health of roadmap. sioned by ukactive* eryone Active Pledge. the community. Prior to the reopen- showed that 58% of Spelthorne Leisure ing of gyms, customers people had managed one Active, said: “We Mental Health Aware- Full detail on the are delighted to be able ness Week. operator’s pledge and Nicole Centre and Sunbury were able to use Every- their mental health and safety measures can be Leisure Centre, run by one Active’s compre- wellbeing during to safely resume group “Many of our cus- Everyone Active in part- hensive package of lockdown through be- exercise classes in our tomers thrive on the so- found here. The Government’s nership with Spelthorne online workouts and live ing active, while 63% centres. cial element of exercise, roadmap includes detail Borough Council re- streamed classes across said that taking part in “Aside from the ob- not just for motivational O’Brien opened on Monday 12 its social media pages. sport and physical ac- vious physical benefits, reasons but also because on which facilities can reopen within each step, Celebrity agent Lord Todd seals record deal for April after three months As restrictions have tivity with others could this will be a huge boost they enjoy seeing of closure due to the for mental health and friendly faces in a fa- meaning some may not reality star Nicole O’Brien eased, many have been help with feelings of Netflix star and Instagram influencer Nicole third lockdown. eager to return to group loneliness. wellbeing in Spelthorne miliar environment. be available in the first instance. For details O’Brien has signed for a record label in a deal And now indoor exercise in centres and Karl Miles, area con- and comes at an apt time “With social contact about which facilities clinched by celebrity agent Lord Todd. group exercise has been Everyone Active’s strict tract manager at Every- following the start of having been limited over the past year, the can reopen in each step O’Brien, who has amassed a million Instagram ability to mix safely with and the latest guidance, followers after starring in reality show Too Hot To other members of the click here. Handle, has signed for Sengge Zangbo Records, a community will be ap- label set up by Manchester-based fashion brand I JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB preciated by many. Customers wishing Saw It First. “The importance of to attend group exercise Lord Todd – the alter ego of Charlie Todd – has mental wellbeing is classes are required to previously worked with music stars Bugzy Malone, proving increasingly book in advance via the Aitch, Dappy and K-Trap, and has completed other SCORES FUNDING BOOST resonant with the public Everyone Active deals with Grammy award-winning artist Emily A junior football club and customers can rein- website or mobile app. Sandé and Afropop singer Stonebwoy. based in Bagshot is cel- He has already enjoyed musical success with ebrating after scoring a O’Brien, whose single Irish Eyes was an iTunes financial boost from one number one hit in Ireland. of the country’s leading Hay fever could Todd has already proved himself a master housebuilders. networker and has a reach of millions of followers Curley Park Rangers owing to close acquaintances with a number of FC has received £1,000 see drivers fined American stars and TikTok influencers, including from Persimmon Doubledosetwins. Homes Thames Valley As agent, he sources brand deals and arranges through its Community up to £5000 private jets, yachts, luxury mansions and travel Champions scheme that After a long, dark winter, summer is finally on its arrangements for a portfolio of high net worth each month donates up way. Although most of us are looking forward to individuals. to £1,000 each to two longer days, sunnier skies, and warmer weather, In March, he secured a deal with fashion brand groups, charities or good those who suffer from hay fever can dread summer Boda Skins for viral Youtuber Ryan Taylor. causes in the area. and all it brings. Lord Todd said: “I’m thrilled to have secured Curley Park Rangers Uswitch’s car insurance expert, Joel Kempson, this record deal for Nicole, she is an incredible is a junior club for runs through the top tips: singer and her star is only going to rise from here.” youngsters aged 5 to 18 Check pollen filters, yes your car will have He added: “It’s not what you know, it’s who you and is run entirely by them know.” volunteers who commit Keep windows up their time and effort to How to keep your car clean inside, and out ensuring local children Invest in rubber mats have access to Jamie Gregson, rapidly becoming out- skills under no pressure Take non-drowsy medication when driving grassroots football. The Curley Park under 10s grown! I can’t wait to and really enjoy the The Road Traffic Act does not differentiate club is self-funding, re- coach, said: “Thank you get the kids out on the game of football. It’s between illegal drugs, prescription drugs or over R I P lying on yearly subscrip- so much Persimmon football pitch in their great for us to be able to the counter medication. Meaning, you could face a tions from parents along Homes, we are delighted new kit.” get involved in the com- drug-driving conviction for driving after taking with profits from to receive Community Rachel Faulkner, munity and help out a certain hay fever tablets. Soccerfest, their annual Champions funding sales director for Per- club that lets children A drug-driving conviction could cost up to Richard Harris summer tournament. which will make such a simmon Homes Thames exercise and socialise £5000 and could see points added to your licence. Unfortunately, due to difference to us during Valley, said: “Curley with their friends.” Any conviction will normally increase your car Covid, it was not pos- these struggling times. Park Rangers have a To apply for Com- insurance premiums too. aged 55 was found sible to hold the event in “The donation will great culture at the club munity Champions Some allergy medications can cause side effects 2020 and this year looks buy a new kit for the for and provide a platform funding visit the website such as dizziness, drowsiness, and confusion. If dead in his taxi in unlikely to go ahead ei- the u11s whose current for youngsters to de- www.persimmonhomes/ you’re planning a trip, ensure to check any warn- ther. kit is two years old and velop their footballing charity ings and advice on the medication. the taxi feeder park in Newall CROSSROADS CARE SURREY ANNOUNCES NEW Road Heathrow. EMPLOYERS CHARTER FOR WORKING CARERS The leading charity supporting unpaid carers by to balance caring responsibilities and remain in resources to demonstrate to prospective employees He was awaiting providing care support services in the home and employment”. they are a supportive employer of working carers. community today announces the official launch of The charter has been developed as a direct result Hawkins, who introduced the idea of using a his turn to pick up a new employers’ charter. of research revealing working carers simply do not charter to encourage employers to create carer The charter will provide employers with a blue- receive the right support in the workplace, or in- friendly policies, added: “All unpaid carers in UK a client from one print on how best they can support carers they deed feel confident enough to have a conversation society, including those within the workplace are employ across the county. The initiative is one of with their employer about their caring responsibil- sadly not recognised for the contribution they make of heathrows several ideas that has come from the ‘Working ity. The recent research undertaken by Sheffield by caring for their loved ones. The current pan- Carers Task Force Group’ set up by local govern- University also reflects the fact that one in every demic has resulted in a substantial increase in terminals. ment and health professionals to better support four working carers across the UK believe they demand for respite care support. This, coupled with working carers across Surrey. By signing up to the would have to leave their jobs if their caring respon- the fact that those caring is anticipated to grow Charter, employers will commit to acknowledging sibilities increased. It is important that all employ- exponentially to 113% by 2051 (Public Health the significant role unpaid carers have in our soci- ers can understand the challenges working carers England), further demonstrates the need for a com- A well known chap ety, pledging to be more supportive of them in the face, signing the Charter, will give them the incen- prehensive charter which supports employers to workplace. tive them do that,” Hawkins said. ensure they are giving the right support for working amongst his fellow Terry Hawkins, CEO of Crossroads Care Sur- All organisations signing up to the charter can carers in their employment.” rey, said “the charter is aimed at helping businesses expect to have access to appropriate training, online He goes on to say, “working together within the taxi drivers. understand and recognise the vital role unpaid toolkits, and added benefits through a membership framework of the partnership gives the charter carers have in society and the charity will commit scheme with Crossroads Care Surrey. Carers UK recognition, demonstrating its value to the business to providing industry leading information and sup- also provide a wealth of information and support and its employees. It is hoped local businesses who port which includes best practice advice on creat- for employers across the UK which complement sign up to the Charter, will very quickly appreciate Richard will be ing both carer friendly policies, and line manager the benefits of the charter for employers in Surrey. the benefits it offers through loyalty and retention training to ensure they can give working carers in Furthermore, employers who commit to the char- of staff within their employ and at work towards sorely missed their employ flexibility at work, and to enable them ter, can display the charter mark/logo on their full accreditation in the future.” ISSUE 1000 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 Page 7 How to kickstart your Citroën announced as headline garden into spring and sponsor for green live Green Live, the brand-new live event launching in October 2021 for sustainable, green, eco-friendly consumers are roud to an- create the ideal space nounce Citroën as headline sponsor. In today’s world, the way we live and make purchase choices The grey days of winter are finally fading away and we’re stepping into the is having a decisive impact on the planet. So Green Live is hosting glorious and much-needed sunshine of spring. Many of us will be taking a a two-venue event at Westfield London W12 and centre:mk, proper look at our gardens for the first time in months, and perhaps realising Milton Keynes to put the spotlight on eco-friendly brands, prod- there’s a bit of work needed on a few areas. If you’re wondering how to get ucts and services to inspire sustainable living. started with turning a blank canvas into a thriving space for entertaining, • Westfield London W12 will take place 1 | 2 | 3 October 2021 spending time with family, planting and more, the experts at Hayter and Toro • centre:mk Milton Keynes will take place 15 | 16 |17 October are here to help. 2021 Post winter tidy up The United Kingdom remains one of Citroën’s largest markets A bit like people after a long winter (and an indulgent Christmas), your garden globally, with 80,000 vehicles sold in the UK alone during 2019. petrol and diesel vehicles will be a much more sustainable and is also in need of some TLC. Rake up dead leaves and toss fallen branches, dig As part of Citroën’s electrification strategy that will see an green world, and it’s one that Citroën are proud to support out any plants that didn’t survive the cold temperatures, trim your hedges and electrified variant of each model in its line-up by 2025, the brand consumers with moving forward. most importantly, cut your grass! Not only will your garden look neat and has already launched a number of 100% electric models. Last year “We look forward to working with the Citroën team at Green ready for whatever you’ve got planned, but you’ll be helping encourage new saw the launch of new ë-Dispatch medium van and new ë- Live, and helping people make the transition to Citroën’s electric growth. Choose a mower that makes dealing with overgrown winter grass a SpaceTourer MPV whilst new ë-C4 small family car joined the vehicles.” breeze - like the 60V battery powered Hayter© Harrier© mower. For hedges range earlier this year offering a range of up to 217 miles from a Green Live are also proud to announce partnership with that look neat enough for Hampton Court, choose the Toro© Flex-Force single charge (WLTP). Later this year sees the launch of compact Treepoints and MoreTrees. Cordless Hedge trimmer. new ë-Berlingo Van, new ë -Relay Large Van and new ë-Berlingo A staggering 25,000 carbon absorbing trees have been agreed Watch out for birds! MPV. to be planted on behalf of the first 25,000 people to register for Be careful of trimming your hedges too late in spring. Many garden birds nest Eurig Druce, Citroën UK’s Managing Director, commented: the two upcoming events to leave a living legacy for the event. in hedges and trimming at nesting time can cause disruption. Listen out for “Since 1919, Citroën has created automobiles, technologies and Treepoints will plant a total of 12,500 for the first 12,500 cheeping and keep an eye out to see if there are birds coming and going before mobility solutions to respond to evolutions in society. Being an people to attend Green Live London. And MoreTrees will plant you whip out the trimmers. audacious and innovative brand, Citroën places serenity, wellbeing a total of 12,500 for the first 12,500 people to attend Green Live Wildflower power and economy benefits front and centre. Milton Keynes. If you’re not the most green-fingered person, you might feel a bit daunted by “Here at Citroën we believe in ‘Electrification for All’, whether Niki Tibble, Co-Founder, MoreTrees commented: “We’re the idea of planting. Don’t be discouraged! A great way to get started is with that be the form of our compact new ë-Berlingo Van, new ë-C4 or super excited to be sponsoring Green Live and helping ethical wildflowers - and spring is the best time of year to plant them. our ë-SpaceTourer MPV offering seating for up to nine, there consumers discover ethical brands - in our home town. If you’ve got an empty flower bed, a spare pot or even a rather patchy bit really is something for everyone. “Milton Keynes is known as the City of Trees, so naturally we of lawn, you can sow wildflower seeds from pre-mix packets or buy ‘seed “Whichever electrified Citroën model you choose, on top of wanted to plant a tree for everyone who pre-registers for the bombs’ with ease. It’s a great activity to do with kids as it requires no special the significant running cost savings, consumers can also enjoy the event. By working together, we can make a huge impact in the skills and you can scatter them far and wide for maximum effect. Plus, you’ll serenity on-board our vehicles, being free of noise, vibration and fight against climate change, deforestation and extreme poverty. be helping out bees and butterflies - what’s not to like? our innovation suspension system on selected models. We can’t wait to meet everyone at the event, discover new ethical Grow your greens “To be the headline sponsor for Green Live is an extremely brands ourselves, and plant 12,500 trees to ensure Green Lives Spring is the perfect time of year to get stuck into growing your own food. important ethos of ours, as we want to continue to showcase makes a GREEN impact.” Planting now guarantees delicious home-grown food in just a few months. passion for the environment, sustainability and reducing carbon Green Live is a FREE event, and tickets are available Impress friends and family by serving up potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and emissions for a better, greener future.” www.greenlive.co.uk spring onions grown in your own back garden. It’s easy to dig a small vegetable “We are extremely proud to announce Citroën as headline So you can registering your interest. Green Live will take patch and get started - why not grab some volunteers to help with the digging sponsor for Green Live” says Exhibition Organiser, Mike place in Westfield London W12 and centre:mk for three days per and reward them later down the line with fresh greens from the garden? Bickerdike. venue and will showcase over 80 sustainable brands and speak- Breaking out the barbecue “The electric vehicles (EVs) transition is huge globally, and ers. Ah, the great British barbecue. We’re not put off by a stiff breeze or the chance the next couple of years will see the biggest shift in how our To find out more about exhibiting visit www.greenlive.co.uk of showers! Whether you go all-out with a bells and whistles model or have a vehicles are powered in more than 100 years. A world with no and download our brochure. more modest set up, as we’re all spending more time outdoors to stay safe, there’s never been a better time to try your hand at barbecuing. You might want to bring a blanket or umbrella though - just in case. Come outside If you’ve got kids, you’re probably desperate to get them out of the house and Freemasons are supporting carers into the fresh air. Between home schooling and screen time, the better weather in spring is a perfect chance to encourage them outdoors and from under your feet. But don’t just leave them standing on the lawn. Set up a basketball hoop, a badminton net, a football goal. If they’re less sporty, why not get them mini with advice, breaks and activities beast hunting, den building or set up a paddling pool? Freemasons are leading find young people with However you choose to style your garden, make sure you’re using the best a project to help up to previously ‘hidden’ car- tools from Hayter and Toro to make it happen. Whether you end up with a space 33,000 adult, young and ing responsibilities and worthy of the Chelsea Flower Show or a family-friendly garden that’s rough parent carers, with do- raise awareness of their around the edges, the most important thing is making the most of the space - nations of more than burden. and enjoying it. £715,000. Elsewhere, in According to Carers Cumberland and UK, the number of car- Westmorland, Freema- ers grew exponentially sons’ donations are sup- during the pandemic, porting the Eden Carers DISTRIBUTORS reaching more than 13 project with mobile REQUIRED million. The helping phones and laptops for hand from the Freema- its staff, enabling them TO DELIVER THIS NEWSPAPER IN sons is supporting them to continue to support with essential items, life more than 800 unpaid skills, counselling, cri- carers of all ages flex- SIPSON, sis support, activities ibly and remotely, com- and breaks. plying with Covid-19 Approximately restrictions. STANWELL MOOR, 20,000 unpaid carers are Dr David Staples, receiving access to cru- chief executive of the cial support online, UGLE, said: “These ASHFORD ROAD, funded by the United have been very difficult Grand Lodge of En- times for everyone and LALEHAM. gland (UGLE), the gov- especially for carers. erning body of the Free- items and life skills. Meanwhile, the project activities and day cen- With the donations, we masons. Elsewhere, almost 100 is also assisting 1,050 tres, removing barriers are helping with train- PARTS OF The UGLE is also schools are receiving parent carers with ad- to participation. ing, counselling, sup- working to protect assistance to identify vice and support. Meanwhile in port, mental and physi- young carers, who are hidden young carers and In Bedfordshire for Buckinghamshire, al- cal health, as well as CRANFORD, COLNBROOK, under increasing pres- provide support. example, the donation most 2,000 young car- activities to reduce sure as they support In total, more than will help up to 20,000 ers will be supported at stress. STAINES & STANWELL family members during 1,800 young carers are unpaid carers to access school, to improve their “We want to lockdown. receiving advice, sup- online support, informa- wellbeing and reduce recognise the enormous In particular, the port and information. tion and guidance with stress and isolation. The contribution carers Freemasons project is In addition to their ease, freeing up staff to donation will fund the make to families and CALL IAN ON providing 870 young support for young car- help those who are most salaries and project costs communities through- carers with respite ers, the Freemasons are in need. 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The ence and care deeply for AND CONTACT NUMBER. vided with essential most 3,000 adult carers. transport to and from aim of the project is to their family members.” Page 8 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 ISSUE 1000 Queen’s Speech 2021: The brighter the better – Government’s ‘Lifetime Skills Best plants to add colour to your garden Guarantee’ will not reach There’s never been a better time to add some the workers most in need of colour to your garden and create a cheerful learning opportunities space for the family, or Retail trade union the Government’s failed supported workplace a vibrant place for out- Usdaw has criticised the apprenticeship scheme. learning as a proven way door entertaining. Government’s ‘Lifetime Paddy Lillis – Usdaw of engagement in skills “This season it’s all Skills Guarantee’ pro- General Secretary says: training and reaching the about bright, bold plants posals in the Queen’s “The Government is workers others do not. for sensational pots and Speech. The union says squandering an oppor- Instead the Government borders,” says Sarah that they fail to address tunity to invest mean- has yet again chosen an Squire, Chairman of the fundamental issues ingfully in individuals employer-led offer, Squire’s Garden Cen- facing many of those and the country’s future. which has continually tres. needing to upskill. This mishmash of pro- failed to address the is- “We are seeing a re- Usdaw is concerned posals will not ‘level sue of engagement. Un- turn to bright colour about: up’, but merely widen der this Government, in- schemes as we all look Accessibility of the division between vestment in workplace for something more courses for those with- those with skills and op- training by employers cheerful and hopeful this out level two qualifica- portunity and those has crumbled not in- summer,” added Sarah tions, because 16% of without. The reliance on creased. The 2019 Em- Squire. “Don’t be afraid adults have qualifica- loans is particularly ployer Skill Survey re- of colour. Go for bold, tions below level one and damaging for those who ports the largest decline vibrant shades, and many have no qualifica- are already struggling to in employer investment make your garden as tions at all. make ends meet. Inse- in training since reports bright as you like. Usu- Adults from cure work means many were first published. ally I pick pastel shades poorer backgrounds and are fearful of being “Making employers but this year I feel the in low-paid jobs being saddled with an unman- the gatekeepers for learn- need for a blast of fearful of committing to ageable debt, should ing will not engage those colour.” a 4-year programme of they lose their job. without qualifications. As well as boosting loans and debt as part of “The Government The Government needs your mood, brightly the Government’s ‘Life- wrongly scrapped the to work with trade coloured plants are also long Learning Loan’ en- successful Union Learn- unions if they want to great for: titlement. ing Fund, despite our seriously engage those • Catching the eye - Another em- opposition, which fun- most in need of Use these plants as fo- ployer-led scheme that damentally addressed upskilling. Also provide cal points in the garden, will continue the decline these issues directly en- a fully funded lifelong perhaps near your front in employer investment gaging, supporting and learning programme, door, in flower beds, or in skills training, as dem- enabling workers to not a loan scheme that where you want to draw onstrated by £330 mil- level up. 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teenager is £7,400 for the charity, running 104 has been inspired by A miles - the Brain Tumour equivalent of four Research’s Jog 26 VANS marathons - during the Miles in May, which his month of May as his sister Amelia, 15, has BOUGHT FOR CASH dad prepares to un- also signed up to. dergo a stem cell trans- William, from plant in his battle with Staines-upon-Thames, £50-£5000 brain cancer. said: “Amelia has been William Priddy, 13, my biggest cheerleader WE who had already signed ever since I started run- We pay more up to run a mile a day ning a mile a day at the PAY than scrap value throughout 2021 for the beginning of the year. I charity Brain Tumour have been running my MORE Research to help find miles doing lengths of THAN PX VALUE better outcomes and our garden and have ultimately a cure for managed to completely brain tumours, is now ruin our lawn, but for- raising the stakes in tunately Dad and Mum shocked when Dad was next couple of months. week, he undergoes an- May by running a daily don’t mind as it’s for a diagnosed in Novem- His wife, Jo, said: other cycle of chemo- NON-RUNNERS or RUNNING/ average of 3.6 miles. cause so close to our ber last year and then “I am so proud of Wil- therapy, followed by William, who has hearts. we were devastated to liam. He just gets on another MRI scan to MOT FAILURE • TOP PRICES PAID already raised close to “We were all totally learn on Christmas Eve with it. He and his sis- check the tumour has that his brain tumour ter Amelia, 15, never gone, prior to the stem DVLA PAPERWORK COMPLETED was cancerous. moan that they haven’t cell procedure once his “Dad is our hero. As been able to go to bloods have gone back ANYTHING CONSIDERED Reinstatement we can’t do anything school or see friends, to normal. ourselves to help Dad and won’t be able to To make a donation WE COLLECT 7 DAYS A WEEK get better, doing Jog until at least Septem- to Brain Tumour Re- of councillor 26 Miles in May or, in ber, because of having search inspired by Wil- No Obligation Quote Dear Sir, my case four times that to shield to keep Greg liam go to https:// FREE } Same Day Collection The Solicitors Regulatory Authority report is quite distance, seems the safe. www.justgiving.com/ damning about the behaviour of Nicholas Gething next best thing and “Not to be outdone fundraising/William- in the attached Tribunal ruling. 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Stop Heathrow Expansion www.goldencrossservicestation.co.uk Page 12 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 15th May 2021 ISSUE 1000 HEATHROW’S TOP FLIGHT NEWSPAPER THE HEATHROW Bees finish Ashford lose again VILLAGER in style – by 9 wickets Surrey Women’s Cricket League, Division 1, 2nd May 2021 Now for the Ashford 71 (Elize Brown 26, Amy Gordon 6.1-2-21-4) SPORT Reigate Priory 73-1 (Dymond 48*, Lakeesha Walia 4-0-29-1) www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager Ashford travelled to Ashford’s resistance, Walia was not enough Reigate with only 10 with Tippell the only to make a difference, play-offs players, 3 of those mak- other bat to reach double and Reigate strolled figures. A steady proces- Bristol City 1 Brentford 3 ing their league debuts, home after just 10 overs, Bees first win against so Jenny Tippell found sion of wickets followed, getting their league cam- Brentford ended the season with a fourth win in a herself leading a very Reigate’s fielders back- paign off to a flying start. row as they beat Bristol City 3-1. A rather dour first inexperienced side ing up their bowlers with Sometimes the los- Watford since 1977 half gave way to a dominant second period for The against one which in- some outstanding ers can feel aggrieved Bees, after Ivan Toney had opened the scoring, Brentford 2 Watford 0 cluded a number of catches, and Surrey’s by a poor umpiring de- breaking the record for the most goals in a second county regulars. Amy Gordon finished cision or a piece of bad Two second half goals big chances in the first well to Brentford’s sec- tier season since it was rebranded as the Champion- Ashford made a the innings off in fine luck, but on this occa- enabled Brentford to 11 minutes. A Tom ond goal and went look- ship more than 15 years ago. Bryan Mbeumo rounded bright start with Elize style, her last 17 deliv- sion, Ashford can have record a third straight Cleverley free kick was ing for a way back in to off a thrilling move to make it two before Sergi Brown and Amy Evans, eries taking 4 wickets no such complaints. win, with Watford met by Craig Cathcart the game. Raya saved a Canós added a third. City scored a late goal that was who ran well together, without conceding a run. They were outplayed beaten in West London. unmarked ten yards out, Ken Sema free kick be- mere consolation. but although they both Ashford never write in every department, Marcus Forss put The but he headed wide. fore Philip Zinckernagel The best chance of the opening quarter fell to played aggressive shots, themselves off, even and have plenty to Bees in front before Ivan The Bees had the ball fired over the bar. Marcus Forss. Canós got on the ball inside the the standard of fielding defending a total as low work on before their Toney converted his in the net just past the Success came within centre circle and played a pass in to the inside right made it difficult to reap as 71, but Reigate were first home game next penalty to reach a per- half hour when Jansson a whisker of pulling a channel for Forss to run on to, he shot early, pulling any reward. after batting points as week, if they are to at sonal landmark. met a corner and Forss goal back when he got his effort just past the far post. Unsurprisingly, the well as victory. Playing least be competitive in Toney’s spot kick was back heeled the ball over on to a deep cross, The Bees had penalty appeals waved away late home side’s bowlers all fearless shots over the the promotion race. his 30th goal of the sea- the line from close range. chested down and in the first half, when Toney got a nudge in the back threatened, and they took field right from the off, New players are al- son and equalled the But he was in offside. lashed in a shot from a from Nathan Baker as he tried to get on to a Mathias the first Ashford wicket Dymond and ways welcome at Short most scored in a second That was the closest ei- tight angle. The ball was Jensen pass. in the eighth over. Brown Hetherington found the Lane, and with a view tier season since it was ther team came to a first flying towards the roof The first half ended 0-0. Toney was released and her captain, Tippell, boundary at will, the ball to the future, the club renamed as the Cham- half goal. The Bees had of the net, but Raya got inside the penalty area on the right side by Jensen, began to put together a always landing out of is launching the excit- pionship in 2004. And the initiative at the break a hand to it, pushed it on but his shot flew in to the side netting. Toney did not good partnership, but the reach of Ashford’s ing ECB Dynamos that was enough to give but had been unable to to the crossbar and have to wait much longer. when Brown fell for 26, despairing fielders. A programme for girls Brentford a 2-0 win, find the break through. watched as it bounced The Brentford goal came after a move down the with the score on 51, it well deserved consola- aged 8 – 11 at the end their first victory against They did not, however, away. Raya also saved left involving Canós and Fosu. The Bees had a signalled the end of tion wicket for Lakeesha of the month. Watford since 1977. have to wait long after as Stipe Perica tried to plethora of players in attacking positions and Chris- It was three points the restart. Within a loft a shot over him as tian Nørgaard picked up a clearance. He found that Brentford fully de- minute of the resump- Brentford worked hard Forss inside the penalty the area, the shot was served. They had the tion, Bidstrup picked up to ensure they had a blocked but bounced up to Toney. The striker’s first Ashford lose by 41 runs better of the first half a loose ball and got clean sheet to go with touch took him past City goalkeeper Daniel Bentley th without finding a way Brentford moving. Fosu their win. and he rolled the ball in to the empty net. Surrey Women’s Cricket League, 9 May 2021 through and scored ran down the left and The Bees could have City could have responded immediately when Guildford 216 – 5 (Nikki Chaudhuri 117*, Elize Brown 7-1-26-3) within 60 seconds of the played in Canós, burst- added a third goal in the Tommy Conway found space in the inside right Ashford 175 – 2 (Katie Butler 87*, Jenny Tippell 66*, Daisy restart. Forss’ goal was ing up from left wing later stages as they channel and tried to power a shot past Raya at his Barnes 6-2-18-1) followed by Toney’s back, the ball was drilled pushed on. Fosu shot near post, but the Brentford goalkeeper kept it out. Although Ashford suf- soon after and there was across and Forss arrived over the bar before Forss and Toney were substituted and a new- fered another defeat on no way back for to fire in at the far post. Canós got on to a loose look strike pair of Mbeumo and Saman Ghoddos Sunday, it was a much Watford. The visitors Fosu fed a cross ball and lashed an effort continued the onslaught. A low free from Jensen improved performance have already secured down to Toney and he from 25 yards that was controlled by Nørgaard, he swivelled and let fly this week, including a promotion to the Pre- tried to create room to whistled past Bachmann with an acrobatic effort that Bentley saved su- batting partnership mier League and shoot, he was tripped by but bounced away off perbly. which smashed a club Brentford’s win ensures Sierralta. Referee Lee the crossbar. Canós got Canós found space to deliver a cross from the left record that had stood for they will finish third in Mason pointed to the on to the loose ball and soon after, Ghoddos was unable to get a touch and eight years. The visitors the Championship spot and Toney stepped fired across the face of Bentley reacted superbly to the lack of contact to chose to bat first, and whatever happens in the up. Bachmann waited goal. stop the ball going straight in. Canós had another were soon on the attack, final game of the sea- for Toney to pick his There was still time shot blocked and Ghoddos was unable to convert a Liz Jurczenko hitting a son, at Bristol City next spot and dived full or Emiliano Marcondes Mads Roerslev cross as Brentford continued to cut glorious six over mid week. stretch to his left, but he to shoot across the face City open. wicket. However, Elize Watford started could not get there. of goal for The Bees and The second goal that The Bees were threatening Brown struck with the brightly and created two Watford responded Maurizio Pochettino to came with 12 minutes to go, and it was one to last ball of her third over, Jenny Tippell and Katie Butler shoot wide for Watford savour. Brentford pulled City all over the pitch and and when she bowled before the game came had already put together a lengthy move before Guildford’s other unbeaten on 117 from Tippell were not going MORRIS ROOFING to a close. Watford’s Canós found Vitaly Janelt. The return pass was a opener with the first ball only 102 deliveries. down without a fight. defeat ended their quest flick around the corner, Canós crossed and Mbeumo of her next, they were in Ashford made inroads With the required run CONTRACTORS LTD to win the Champion- powered a shot in to the top corner. some trouble at 20–2. at the other end, but the rate already close to 7 ship title, but they are The goal came at the end of a 24-pass move With eleven players for middle order were all an over, there was only BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS the first time this sea- able to give Chaudhuri one way to play, and ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN confirmed in second involving just about every Brentford player and place. Brentford’s win may end up being the best of the season on the final son, Ashford worked some support. Gayatri soon they were both A FAST AND ensured they will finish day. It also killed off any City hope, and The Bees well in the field, in the Sunkersett took a good finding the boundary LOCAL EFFICIENT SERVICE third and begin their continued to press forward. Canós shot over from a main restricting the bat- catch off Ali McCreedy with some crisp shots, FROM AN Play-Off campaign tight angle before the third goal came five minutes ters to singles. Their for her first league and running well be- AUTHORITY ESTABLISHED away from home later after the second. Mbeumo ran from deep and re- problem this week was wicket, and Katie tween the wickets. COMPANY this month. leased Roerslev on the right. The cross looked like a shortage of bowlers. Butler’s quick thinking Guildford threw every- With only four front line for a stumping gave APPROVED (SINCE 1977) AT Brentford: Raya; Jansson, it might be converted by Ghoddos, but he failed to thing at them, but the bowlers in her side, Brown her third of the pair were determined to COMPETITIVE PRICES. Nørgaard, Sørensen; connect, but Canós made no mistake, rifling a shot Roerslev (sub Stevens 89 past Bentley and in to the net. Jenny Tippell had to find match. Tippell was stay out there until the seven more overs from eventually rewarded for end. Unfortunately the • COMPLETE ROOF RE-TILING AND SLATING mins), Fosu, Bidstrup (sub The three goal margin reflected the balance of Goode 80 mins), Jensen the game, but it was City that had the last word. A her three part timers. beating the bat on nu- target proved to be just • SMALL REPAIRS AND LEAKS UNDERTAKEN (sub Marcondes 80 mins), Amy Evans was the pick merous occasions, but out of reach, but their Canós; Toney (sub free kick was played deep, Baker headed down and • UPVC FASCIAS, SOFFITS AND GUTTERING Louis Britton poked under Raya to make it 3-1. That of these, threatening to Ambreen Nawaz was thirty overs of positive Mbeumo 74 mins), Forss get a wicket, but with 74 unlucky not to pick up batting brought 166 runs (sub Ghoddos 74 mins) may have taken the gloss off the afternoon a frac- Limited Company Registration 4693135 runs conceded from the anything in a good spell. together, breaking the Watford: Bachmann; tion, but it didn’t change the outcome as Brentford FREE ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION Cathcart, Sierralta, end the season in third and head in to the Play-Offs. seven overs, including Chasing 217 to win club record partnership 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Kabasele, Masina; Bristol City: Bentley; Simpson (sub Sessegnon 72 mins), 19 extras, Ashford knew from their 35 overs was for any wicket. 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