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IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. HEATHROW GIVES SEPT 5 1174: Canterbury Ca- thedral was destroyed by fire. 1646: Following GOVERNMENT Cromwell’s victory in the English civil war, the office of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury was abolished. 1666: The massive city- COVID TESTING wide fire that had raged in London for several eathrow’s port environment. The fied email. across NHS hospitals, days was finally brought workforce trials evaluate three dif- Mologic has put for- care homes and labs to to a halt by Navy teams has stepped ferent testing methods ward a lateral flow solu- understand how these who blew up a swathe of H for accuracy, user expe- tion which uses a saliva alternative tests could up and taken part in buildings in the path of three rapid point of rience and practicality sample on a test device, help to increase testing the flames. The fire outside of a lab environ- which provides a visu- capacity in preparation started at Pudding Street care COVID testing ment. These trials sit ally read result in 10 for winter. Heathrow’s trials, doing their bit bakery in the city’s East alongside Heathrow’s minutes. own trials will feed into light, we could have the the world again. With- for which was unveiled End and caused the de- to get aviation back capability to test passen- I-Abra is working the Government’s find- potential to introduce out this, our first class last week. The pilot, flying again. The struction of 13,000 homes gers on arrival with a with the airport to trial ings after being indepen- wide-scale testing at the aviation sector risks be- which is subject to Gov- and 90 churches, yet only findings from the Swissport and Collinson their Virolens testing dently evaluated by a airport. Every passen- coming second class, ernment approval, could nine lives were lost. trials are being site ready to swing into device to see whether sub group of academics ger travelling through giving Britain’s com- provide passengers ar- 1800: Following a evaluated and will action, In colleague test- its machine learning that are part of CON- Heathrow would have petitive advantage to riving from countries blockade by Admiral be shared with Gov- ing trials, Heathrow holographic micro- DOR. It is hoped that the confidence to know others.” with higher infection Horatio Nelson, French ernment as Minis- worked with: scope, backed by Dell/ these findings will then the airport is COVID- These trials further rates with a reduced troops surrendered the ters consider how Geneme has pro- Intel and partnered with be used to support the free, boosting demand complement Swissport quarantine period if they Mediterranean island of posed a rapid RT- TT Electronics plc for recovery across sectors. and getting Global Brit- and Collinson’s pro- test negative for COVID- testing could pro- Malta to Britain LAMP test which uses a design and manufactur- CONDOR is work- ain back to safely trad- posed PCR testing-on- 19 twice, during the pro- 1922: American aviator vide a safe alterna- sample collected from a ing, can quickly (in un- ing to accelerate the real- ing and travelling with arrival pilot, the facility posed two test process. tive to blanket quar- James Doolitle made the nasal or throat swab to der 30 seconds) and ac- world use of COVID- first US coast-to-coast antine in certain cir- provide results within 30 curately identify 19 diagnostics and their flight in 21 hours 19 cumstances. minutes. It uses a secure whether a person is car- findings will help to minutes. The long-term aim of application from Yoti rying the disease identify the most accu- 1963: Christine Keeler, the trial is to understand that simplifies the cap- through a self-adminis- rate testing methods. BRITISH AIRWAYS one of the dancers at the whether these tests ture, processing and re- tered test. Results of the study are centre of the Profumo could be quickly and sult sharing of Covid- Colleagues were being sent to Depart- scandal that rocked the efficiently conducted on 19 tests, without need- given the option to ment for Health and 747 RETIREMENTS Conservative govern- large numbers of people ing paperwork. Secure choose which of the so- Social Care to support ment was charged with outside of a laboratory spoof-proof results can lutions they trialled. the decision making perjury. setting and to ensure be sent to an individual’s However, as the results process. 1972: Eleven Israeli ath- they are accurate enough phone using the free of these initial trials are letes died after Palestine to be delivered in an air- Yoti app or to a speci- only advisory until the Heathrow CEO John terrorists struck during methodologies are Holland-Kaye said: the Munich Olympics. proven to work in a non- “Testing is the life- 1982: Group Captain clinical setting, partici- line that the UK’s avia- Douglas Bader, who pating colleagues also tion sector needs to get became a national hero took a Government ap- back on its feet. 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DOUBLE GLAZING REPAIRS We are specialists in burglary emergencies/sealed Middletons WHY THE units (broken or steamed), friction hinges and stays, Back on window and door handles, locks and lock replacement. Moanings 166 If it is anything to do with double glazing repair work, POLITICAL call us free of charge now. ABBEY REPAIRS 0800 Dear Editor, 838877. Mention this newspaper. A1309 It strikes me that locally, nationally, and across the POINTS the Map? globe that corruption often goes hand in hand with power. Every day a despot is ripping off peoples of Dear Editor, PUBLIC NOTICES their land. From Spain to Mexico, from Brazil to SCORING? Now that things are returning to some extent back Belarus. Dictators, Presidents and leaders, all cheat- Dear Editor, to normal there is one local community that particu- ing, absconding with their citizens hard earned I read with entertainment your article about ‘New larly needs support. This is my own area of Ashford. Goods Vehicle Goods Vehicle cash. Perhaps we should do away with leaders Operator’s Operator’s cameras installed to combat Fly-tipping’ - Page 4 The following issues here cry out for attention:- altogether and invent a system that works honestly. 22nd August Jobs – The betrayal of local people here and Licence Licence I doubt that this is actually possible. R & B Transport Services I’m not sure what the political point was that the elsewhere by BA and Heathrow is unacceptable UK Translogistics Ltd of Ltd of 107 Station Even here in the tiny Borough of Spelthorne, we author was trying to make but the comments from and must be contested in every way possible. Both Unit 13, Blackthorne Crescent, Ashford, are not without our fair share of less than honest Crescent, Colnbrook, the Labour members Cllr Robert Evans and Cllr companies have quite enough money to see them Middlesex TW15 3HN is officials. I hear recently that a smooth talking through the current troubles without having to sack Berks., SL3 0QR is applying to alter an existing Sue Doran whilst common sense were backed up applying for a licence to licence to use 466 councillor , once a main, mover and shaker within and supported by the results of the Conservative workers or dilute their contracts. It would be good use Unit 13, Blackthorne Colndale Road, Poyle, the inner “Cabinet” (a group of conservative offi- council introduction of cameras - a 36% increase in to see the companies concerned acting rather more Crescent, Colnbrook, Colnbrook, Berkshire, SL3 Berks., SL3 0QR as an cials who made the real decisions for us behind prosecutions sounds pretty impressive BUT clearly positively , for instance looking at the real possi- 0HQ as an operating closed doors) has been banished from being a operating centre for 1 centre for 6 goods vehicles it is just a statistic - Statistics without explanation bilities of ‘Green’ air transport in the shape of new goods vehicle and 1 trailer. and 5 trailers. Owners or solicitor for falsifying documents by back-dating are as useful as a chocolate teapot. 36% increase on kinds of Airship – which many see as the real future Owners or occupiers of occupiers of land (including papers. In other words – fiddling. land (including buildings) what? of aviation. buildings) near the I still am in awe about the lack of concern for The Airport Pipe Line- This , and the trouble it near the operating operating centre(s) who Fly-tipping is a social nuisance so top marks to centre(s) who believe that believe that their use or local voters, who take no action against our so- whoever - regardless of political persuasion tries to would cause , is quite unnecessary. Obviously the their use or enjoyment of enjoyment of that land called “leaders.” This Borough has been laid waste reduce its’ impact. There is no need for political Airport and Esso had in mind the creation of a 3rd that land would be would be affected, should affected, should make to the absolute worst elements of authority. squabbling when it is being tackled. Just work runway which now looks very unlikely to be built. make written There should be a thorough check on candidates written representations to representations to the together to increase its’ effectiveness. The Local Plan- This would clearly throttle the Traffic Commissioner Traffic Commissioner at who stand locally, to make sure they are to be John Pedley. Ashford with all the extra building that would take at Hillcrest House, 386 Hillcrest House, 386 trusted. They are responsible for huge sums of Harehills Lane, Leeds LS9 Bedfont. place . It needs to be replaced with a more imagina- Harehills Lane, Leeds LS9 public money. Procedures should be transparent tive and ‘people friendly’ model. 6NF, stating their reasons, 6NF, stating their reasons, within 21 days of this within 21 days of this and published locally. This ex-solicitor is exactly The Prison– Many of us are concerned that a notice. Representors notice. Representors must the wrong kind of candidate, if his own organising More care, year on from the tragic death of a new born baby in must at the same time at the same time send a send a copy of their body has “defrocked” him, why should he be al- Bronzefield none of the ELEVEN enquiries set up copy of their lowed to remain as a member of the council? representations to the representations to the have reported. Also we need to know what accom- applicant at the address companionship applicant at the address George Middleton. modation is being provided for the 40% of women given at the top of this given at the top of this notice. A Guide to Making who are discharged with nowhere to go. notice. A Guide to Making Yours truly, Representations is Representations is Back to School advice & support for available from the Traffic Andrew McLuskey (North Surrey Green Party) available from the Traffic Dear Editor, Commissioner’s office. Commissioner’s office. Going back to school can be scary for children Surrey residents whatever their age and it can be an anxious time for Goods Vehicle Dear Editor, Operator’s parents too. School closures during the pandemic had meant that some children have not had the Crossroads Care Surrey will help those most vul- Licence nerable in Surrey thanks to new funding, support- Virtual Live your Randhawa Transport Ltd To place a opportunity to visit their new schools and classes. of 47 Balmoral Drive, Children may have questions and worries about ing people with befriending and community out- Hayes, UB4 0DA is going back to school during Coronavirus and we’ve reach services like shopping & prescription collec- Life workshop applying for a licence to tions. use Euro Storage Ltd. Public got advice to help. Cranford Lane South, With younger children, have conversations about Covid-19 meant Crossroads Care Surrey needed comes to Heathrow Heathrow Airport, what going to school might be like. You might walk to find new ways to support carers and their families Hounslow TW6 2DN as a different way or start at a different time; the school when they could no longer provide visiting care in during Blood Cancer an operating centre for 8 the home for ten weeks due to the outbreak of goods vehicles and 4 Notice might look different or the adults may be dressed trailers. Owners or differently. Ask your children about what they’re Coronavirus. The charity did just that, finding a Awareness Month occupiers of land looking forward to most about going back to school solution for their community with outreach support (including buildings) near and then manage some of their expectations. You can through befriending calls and a shopping & prescrip- Dear Editor the operating centre(s) in The tion collection service for anyone unable to leave On 23 Sept who believe that their use also try to readjust their bed times a week before ember Lymphoma Action will be hold- or enjoyment of that land starting school to get into a healthy routine. their home because of the need to shield or self- ing a virtual Live your Life workshop for anyone would be affected, should For older children, encourage them to talk to a isolate due to age, illness or a caring responsibility. in the Heathrow area who has been affected by make written HEATHROW Since returning to providing visiting care, the lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. The Charity representations to the trusted adult about their feelings – this doesn’t have to Traffic Commissioner at be face-to-face, they may find it easier writing their charity has been in touch with the many people who recently announced a digital relaunch of its award- Hillcrest House, 386 thoughts down. Rolling news and social media can benefited from the community outreach support winning self-management programme after the Harehills Lane, Leeds LS9 VILLAGER cause a lot of anxiety; remind them of the facts and service. As a result of some very positive feedback postponement of its face to face workshops owing 6NF, stating their reasons, and the fact we still continue to be living through an to the COVID-19 pandemic. within 21 days of this explain what false or sensationalised information is. notice. Representors It’s important that they don’t take their mobile, tablets uncertain period with Covid-19, Crossroads Care Lymphoma Action’s Live your Life work- must at the same time Email: of other devices to bed as this may stop them sleeping. Surrey have pledged to keep providing vital out- shops have been developed to support people who send a copy of their reach support through befriending and shopping may have come to the end of their treatment for representations to the There’s lots more advice and support available applicant at the address online too, at www.nspcc.org.uk or for children at using a new volunteer base. lymphoma, or those who are being monitored by given at the top of this info@heathrow www.childline.org.uk, so remember, we’re still here Over the course of the summer, the charity has their healthcare team as their lymphoma doesn’t notice. A Guide to Making on the frontline for children, but we’re here to help you applied to multiple grant making organisations with need treatment straight away (also known as ‘ac- Representations is great success meaning the project can really begin to tive monitoring’ or ‘watch and wait’.) available from the Traffic villager.co.uk too. Commissioner’s office. Helen Westerman take shape and many more people will benefit from They are led by someone with a personal expe- NSPCC head of local campaigns. this additional resource at a time when they most rience of lymphoma, and aim to provide support in need it. managing the emotional aspects of the condition, BADGER THE TAX MAN! Terry Hawkins, Chief Executive of Crossroads as well as treatment side effects. They also pro- SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? Care Surrey says: “We are delighted to announce vide useful information around staying active, SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? BA & HEATHROW combined funding from The National Lottery Com- nutrition and practical tips to support the general FROM OVERSEAS? Dear Editor, munity Fund, HM Government, Carers Trust and wellbeing of those living with and beyond lym- Heathrow (formerly BAA) and BA are very much Community Foundation for Surrey. This funding phoma, and give people the chance to talk to Don’t pay more tax than you need to in the news, and not for the best of reasons. Indeed will make an incredible difference in enabling Cross- others and to share their experiences. Whilst the Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out it is becoming increasingly clear that both should roads to get the project off the ground quickly, virtual Live your Life event is free to attend, Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, out of office hours at no extra charge. be renationalised. implement infrastructure required to expedite the booking is essential. Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 Sold off as part of the Thatcherite privatisation recruitment of a new volunteer base and assist in To find out more, or to book a place, visit Mob: 07752 565 398 programme they have had a decidedly chequered helping our organisation to raise awareness of the https://lymphoma-action.org.uk / Email: [email protected] history. Soon after it became independent BA new service providing befriending & shopping ser- lylheathrowLymphoma Action is the only charity began a ‘dirty tricks’ campaign against Virgin vices across the county.” in the UK dedicated to supporting people affected Atlantic. Heathrow - for its part - developed a If you are interested in finding out more about by lymphoma, the fifth most common cancer in CHRIS WEST fixation on expansion, regardless of the environ- how to volunteer to support the Crossroads Commu- the UK. We are here to make sure that everyone mental and social costs. To cap it all - and in the nity Outreach support service with befriending or affected by lymphoma receives the best possible CARPENTRY & JOINERY midst of a worldwide pandemic - BA are planning shopping, please complete our volunteer enquiry information, support, treatment and care. Through- dilution of contracts (as are BAA) along with mass form. Volunteer with Crossroads. out Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we are look- Specialists in all aspects of sackings. If you, or someone you know may benefit from a ing to raise awareness of the symptoms of lym- Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery As with other utilities (water, gas, etc) the community outreach support service including com- phoma to make sure everyone knows the signs to • Free Estimates sooner these erring companies are taken back into panionship/befriending or shopping & prescription look out for. These include a lump in the neck, • Loft conversions public ownership the better. Interestingly - in terms collections, please contact us on armpit or groin; feeling worn-out for no reason, • Fitted Kitchens of Heathrow - an authoritative study has shown [email protected] or 01372 unexplained weight loss, excessive sweating at • Replacement Doors privatisation had no noticeable impact on technical 869 970. night, and constant itching for noºreason.ºFor • Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes efficiency . Jen Sanderson further information visit: https://lymphoma- Yours very truly, Marketing & Fundraising Officer action.org.uk/blood-cancer-awareness-month- Tel: 07949 099 710 Andrew McLuskey Crossroads Care Surrey 2020 ISSUE 983 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 5th September 2020 Page 3 Nzinga in the finals Planet Nine Private Air adds third Nzinga Orgill, Innova- tion, Products and Solu- tions Manager, Heathrow Gulfstream GV to charter fleet Airport from Hounslow has been announced as Planet 9, the Van Nuys, catering and concierge. finalist at the 2020 Ama- California based private The ultra-long 6,500 zon everywoman in charter operator and air- nm-range iconic Transport and Logistics craft management com- Gulfstream GV is suit- Awards. Nzinga is one of pany, is pleased to add a able for up to 14 hours’ the finalists for The In- fifth Gulfstream busi- flying time. Its spacious frastructure Award - ness jet to its Part 135 1,812 cu ft cabin is flex- Above & Beyond, managed charter fleet. ibly designed for work, awarded to two women The Gulfstream GV rest and relaxation. The who are innovating or (N779WA) is available aircraft also features a excelling in their role for charter from this well-equipped, sizeable within transportation and week, featuring a stun- rear galley and forward infrastructure. ning, recently refur- crew galley. Everywoman – the bished three-zone inte- Inflight entertain- leading expert for the rior, with 12 soft cream ment is via eight large advancement of women their success. Since the account for just 20% of leather executive seats Ipads, each loaded with in business – is commit- inception of the awards the overall workforce*, and two lavatories. The a variety of movies. ted to celebrating the 13 years ago, more showing that there is aircraft will be based at Connectivity is acces- UK’s brightest female women have taken up more work to be done to Naples Airport in South sible via Gogo/Swift talent, using the awards senior roles in transport attract female talent to West Florida, a new Broadband. as a platform to applaud and logistics, but still the sector. operating base for Planet “At a time when the 9. commercial aviation in- dustry is reeling from Planet 9 has added adding it to our AOC, two more pilots to sup- the effects of the global flights when the airline new flyers who hadn’t WHSmith opens new Coronavirus pandemic, industry dramatically considered private char- and especially from a port the new aircraft. It new Florida base, is also looking forward the business aviation scaled back the number ter before. These last complementing our Van to working closely with sector has really stepped of scheduled flights. few months we have Nuys and Teterboro, NJ Naples Aviation for air- up to offer both repa- This has enabled us to widened our customer world-class store in T2 operations.” craft handling, inflight triation and special get on to the radar of base, adding a number of first time (and also younger clientele) Planet 9’s latest Spelthorne Conservatives choosing us for (prima- Gulfstream GV takes its rily) domestic and USA managed and charter to European flights,” fleet to 11 aircraft. The say “Never Again” said Matt Walter, Planet fleet includes two fur- At an Extraordinary Conservative fold. That work of the remaining 9’s co-founder and Di- ther sister Gulfstream Executive Meeting, the is not going to happen. 17 Conservative Coun- rector of Business De- GV aircraft, a ruling body of the Our most senior Asso- cillors and the local As- velopment. Gulfstream G550, Spelthorne Conserva- ciation members have sociation, the “This Gulfstream Gulfstream G650 and a tive Association voted spoken, and the door is Spelthorne Conserva- GV, with its high spec, Bombardier Global Ex- unanimously to effec- firmly closed. tive family is more comfortable interior, press. Planet 9 also op- tively bar six Conserva- Despite the best ef- united than ever and will be popular in the erates (and owns) for tive defectors from re- forts of the defectors to determined to serve resi- charter market and we charter four Dassault joining the local Party. undermine the hard dents as best we can!” are very pleased to be Falcon 7Xs. The ex-Conservative Councillors who de- WHSmith, the leading “We’re delighted to have bookings, so knowing fected and were named global retailer of news, opened our most remark- that you can get your holi- in the motion are Ian books and convenience able WHSmith store yet day health essentials – Harvey, Helen Harvey, for the world’s travel- in London Heathrow’s and advice-at the airport Richard Smith-Ainsley, ling customer, an- Terminal 2. This new means one less thing for Jo Sexton, Amar Brar nounces the opening of world-class design and passengers worry about.” and Olivia Rybinski. its new flagship store at stunning store environ- Additionally, travel- Following the meet- Heathrow Terminal 2, ment, including the en- lers will be inspired by ing, which was con- incorporating a best in hanced pharmacy offer, the bright and attractive ducted on Zoom, an class store design and a really does showcase the new store design, with Association spokesman complementary in- very best in travel retail our world-first LED fas- said: “This is not a step house pharmacy. globally. My sincere cia, creating an engag- the Association took This new concept thanks go to all of the ing visual impact whilst lightly. That being said store provides passen- team involved who have allowing the store to it was an important dis- gers travelling through created such a fantastic clearly signpost the prod- cussion to be had. We Heathrow Terminal 2 store throughout what ucts, services and offers are sending a very clear THE MILL OFFICES with access to a world- has been a very challeng- available. The large message to our voters leading one stop shop, ing few months for ev- open-fronted entrance is and all future candidates Office Suites Available offering customers ev- eryone. We have re- both inviting and wel- - we will not tolerate erything they will need ceived great feedback coming, allowing pas- people who profess to from 180sq feet (2 people) to 2,500sq feet (22 people) for their journey, from from passengers travel- sengers to appreciate the be Conservatives, get bestselling books and ling through the airport full product ranges avail- elected with Conserva- 650sq feet Storage Units Fully Insulated with parking food and drinks to last and the team looks for- able, which includes a tive votes, and then in a fit of pique, quit! Never minute cosmetics, sou- ward to welcoming more number of feature areas * Serviced Unfurnished Offices venirs and gifts. customers over the com- that add exciting prod- again. Quite simply the Within this spacious ing months.” uct highlights, creating message is “If you stand * Air-conditioned new store, customers Seb Hobbs, CEO, experiences, a sense of as a Conservative, you * Secure Parking will also be able to Well added: “I’m excited place and an enjoyable stay as a Conservative.” browse a wide selection that our partnership with shopping experience. Our Association * 24hr Access of pharmacy products, WHSmith has expanded The store even features members are horrified * Postal Service cosmetics, and a com- into such a prestigious its very own Big Ben! at the antics of the six * Fibre Optic available prehensive health and location. While passen- Fraser Brown, Retail Spelthorne Councillors beauty offer, combining ger numbers are undoubt- Director at Heathrow who were elected as * Training and Meeting Rooms market-leading product edly lower than usual at said: “We have a Conservatives but ranges from global the moment, we’re de- longstanding relation- flounced out of the Party Great Heathrow location just off M25 junction 14, 3mins from T5 brands such as L’Oréal, lighted to provide a Phar- ship with WHSmith, dat- when things did not go Olay and Rimmel, as macist service to the ing right back to when their way. 22 out of the well as a full pharmacy growing numbers pass- the airport opened in 27 voting Executive offer from partner, Well ing through. With no ap- 1946, so it’s fantastic to Members attended the - a major operator within pointment needed, pas- be celebrating this new Extraordinary meeting the pharmacy market. sengers can rely on the flagship store in Termi- and every single one Customers can also ben- expert advice Well phar- nal 2 today. We’ve voted in favour of the efit from a qualified in- macy teams provide ev- worked together to cre- motion to bar them from store pharmacist to give ery day along with well- ate a truly innovative future involvement in them personalised sup- known medicines to sup- travel retail concept, con- the Conservative Asso- Tel: 01753 685 665 port and advice ahead of port their health and tinuing to provide the ciation. A couple of the their journey. wellbeing needs. Recent best airport service in the defectors have been [email protected] Carl Cowling, Group years have seen an in- world despite the chal- sniffing around and tak- www.themillheathrow.com ing soundings about Chief Executive, creasing rise in the trend lenges presented by the Contact us for further details and viewings WHSmith commented: for last minute holiday Covid-19 pandemic.” coming back into the Page 4 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 5th September 2020 ISSUE 983 Improvements for passengers across South ASB Blinds Ltd London, Surrey over the August Bank Holiday All Domestic & Commercial Network Rail engi- and safer railway with cal to keeping people liable journeys on the The footbridge at track, points, switches enquiries welcome neers worked tirelessly improved facilities for and freight supplies Oxted Viaduct which Ashford station in Sur- and crossings (the • VENETIAN • ROMANS • over the August Bank passengers and for moving. I would like is between South rey was replaced moveable sections of Holiday to deliver vi- freight services. to encourage passen- Croydon and East Drainage work in railway which allow • VERTICALS • ROLLERS • tal rail upgrades for John Halsall, man- gers to return to the Grinstead the Crawley area to trains to switch track) passengers across the aging director for Net- railway so they can Replaced sets of improve reliability of was replaced with • PLEATED • company’s Southern work Rail Southern re- benefit from our im- points (the moveable the railway as it affects brand new equipment. Region. gion, said: “I would provements, and when sections of railway the stability of the On the Catford Free measure & quotation service Supported by a like to thank all of our they do, please can you which allow trains to track and also the ef- Loop, between large fleet of engineer- staff who worked tire- wear a face covering switch track) for more fectiveness of the Nunhead and Crofton ing trains, road-rail ve- lessly over the August and maintain a dis- reliable journeys at track-based signalling Park, the Victorian era T: 01753 655155 hicles and specialist bank holiday and tance when travel- Whitton Junction equipment, such as embankment was machinery, teams made sure the work ling.” which is between track circuits (that tell strengthened with soil F: 01753 655699 completed essential was completed on The work carried Twickenham and us where trains are) nails and a 300m pile upgrades to track, sig- time, so lines were out between Friday 28 Feltham South East London wall. The work will or visit www.asbblinds.co.uk nals and bridges. ready for passengers August and Tuesday 1 Work continued to and Kent remove the risk of de- Please note our new address: This programme of who needed to travel September included: connect SWR’s £60 A Victorian-era lays to trains caused work across the this morning. South West London, million rail depot to the bridge which was by precautionary Unit 49, Duttons Farm, region’s Kent, Sussex “We need to con- Surrey and Sussex mainline originally built 1890 at speed restrictions. Bangors Road South, Iver, and Wessex routes will tinue with these up- Track renewals for Track maintenance Catford, South East New track and con- deliver a more reliable grades as they are criti- smoother and more re- in the Leatherhead London was replaced ductor rail was laid be- Buckinghamshire SL0 0AY area to improve reli- At Crayford junc- tween Ravensbourne ability, and prepara- tion, where trains and Beckenham to tion for forthcoming switch track for the make the journeys bridge strengthening Bexleyheath or North smoother and more work Kent lines, ballast, reliable

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I have worked at supportive and dedicated team members into these “We are thrilled that on proposed nounce that its brand- first rate aftersales care. Rygor for the past 15 to the Rygor business and roles at the new Truck the doors are now open, new truck site at The Heading up the years and have loved being able to open this Centre. At Rygor we al- and we look forward to Camgate Centre in aftersales team at the new working for the company brand-new truck centre ways strive to support, welcoming customers to changes to dog Stanwell is now open. site will be parts man- as well as the Mercedes- is a testament to progress, and promote our site, where we have The Dealer’s new ager, Emma Joyce and Benz brand. Rygor has everyone’s hard work in our team wherever we implemented consid- truck-dedicated facility service manager, Chris always been really good these difficult times. It can, and we wish Emma ered health and safety offers almost 30,000sq Baker, who’s teams will to me and it is great to be has been a real pleasure and Chris especially, all measures. control in ft of space across the site, work closely together to invested in. I can’t wait with ample parking and deliver exemplary cus- to do the business and space for truck and trailer tomer service. our customers proud at Spelthorne our new Truck Centre,” New jetty for Staines manoeuvrability, perfect Emma, who was pre- Spelthorne Borough Council has launched a con- for truck customers in viously parts manager at Emma added. sultation on extending powers to tackle dog-related this busy area of the one of Rygor’s dedicated Chris Baker has been problems. country. The facility in- fleet workshops is look- promoted from work- In 2017, two Spelthorne Dog Control Orders cludes 16 workshop ing forward to what the shop manager at the ex- were automatically converted into a single Public truck bays which boast new site holds for cus- isting Heathrow site into Space Protection Order (PSPO) under s59 of the top of the range, fully tomers and the team. “I his new role and he is Anti-social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014. automated safety sys- am genuinely super ex- looking forward to lead- These orders allow conditions to be implemented tems, as well as two pits, cited about this new role. ing his team at this new relating to the control of dogs in public. maximising vehicle up- I love the Heathrow area facility. Chris said: “I Currently Spelthorne’s Dog Control PSPO has time due to more work- and the fast-paced na- think customers can ex- two conditions. The first is the exclusion of dogs shop availability. The ture of this part of the pect the focus to really from specific areas such as children’s play areas, site has also been fitted country. I have worked be on their needs and the ball courts, tennis courts, multi-games areas, parks, with full vehicle test in parts since the begin- specific requirements recreation grounds and open spaces. The second preparation equipment. ning of my career, start- truck customers have. condition relates to dog fouling. Conveniently located ing out as a parts appren- We will maximise ve- The proposals now being consulted on would just 3.5miles from the tice at 15 years old. To hicle uptime and the big- see the addition of a requirement for dog owners to M25 and less than 5miles get to lead the parts team ger workshop, tacho roll- carry suitable means for collecting any dog faeces, from the M4, the Rygor at a brand-new site like ers and ATF lanes in- a restriction on the number of dogs that profes- Heathrow Truck Centre Rygor Heathrow Truck house will enhance the A new jetty has been will become the first Leighton, Chair of the sional dog walkers can control at any given time, provides customers with Centre is my absolute experience for our truck installed on the Thames users of the jetty but it Task Group, said: “This and the condition that a dog must be placed on a an easily accessible fa- dream job and a really customers. The new in Staines so trip boats will be open to all river new jetty will enable us lead in a public area if required to do so by an cility, dedicated to their great opportunity for me truck centre is also go- can pick up and drop off trip boats to apply for to welcome more visi- authorised officer, police officer or PCSO. specific needs. What’s professionally. Our ser- ing to be a great site for passengers on tours up use. tors to Staines and help Cllr Richard Barratt, Spelthorne’s Portfolio more, Rygor’s new vice and parts team our staff too, most of and down the river, con- the town to become Holder for Environment said: “Following feed- Truck Centre is located members will work whom will be moving necting the town with The Council’s River more competitive as back from residents, we are proposing to make only a mile down the closely together for our across from our existing Hampton Court and Thames Task Group, people take a trip on the some additions to our Dog Control PSPO. We road from the Dealer’s customers, to ensure we branch, so customers Windsor. whose primary objec- water. We value our riv- believe these are sensible changes and will give our will see some familiar, existing Heathrow deliver a level of cus- The Council antici- tive is to improve and erside location highly staff the necessary powers to tackle anti-social friendly faces.” branch, which is now a tomer service which pates this will provide a enhance access and ac- and want to cherish and behaviour and make the Borough more pleasant for dedicated Mercedes- truly sets standards. John Keogh, Rygor further access point to tivities for Spelthorne’s improve access to the everyone. We welcome your views.” truck dealer principal Benz Vans Centre, “The new site will the town as it gives prime 12 mile border on river for residents and To take part in the consultation, which runs until said: “For businesses which will offer custom- offer our truck custom- people a chance to visit the Thames, commis- visitors to make our 1 October 2020, visit https://spelthorne. ers a fantastic range of ers a professional and across the UK, 2020 has the location by boat. sioned the jetty. Borough an even better inconsult.uk/consult.ti/Dogcontrol/ been a challenging year. Approved Used welcoming environ- French Brothers cruises Cllr Vivienne place to live.” consultationHome

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OUR HERITAGE. YOUR FUTURE BUILT ON INTEGRITY AND TRUST Page 6 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 5th September 2020 ISSUE 983 Record breaking Learning boost from ACS Hillingdon pare students to be ready weekend for ACS International ing at the school. supporting them to bol- to answer the world’s next School Hillingdon has As an additional op- ster their industry skills questions by offering a been authorised to offer portunity for CP stu- through our partner- unique learning experi- Ashford Cricket Club the International dents, ACS Hillingdon ship.” ence that adapts to the Baccalaureate’s (IB) has established a unique As well as the career- frequently changing Career-related partnership with Cre- related study, the CP’s world. The CP is incred- Programme (CP), an al- ative Media Skills innovative three-part ibly valuable in the way it ternative education path- Group, a training part- framework comprises helps to bridge the gap way for learners aged 16- ner based at Pinewood the CP core, and the between industry and the 19, which blends aca- Studios. Students are study of at least two IB classroom – students are demic and vocational able to attend one-week Diploma Programme able to focus on more courses to help students courses where they com- (DP) courses. The DP is vocational, career-re- prepare for their future plete skills-focussed a challenging and rigor- lated learning and de- career pathways. work with experts, fur- ous academic velop those specific Supporting the thriv- ther developing their un- programme for learners skillsets required for the ing drama and arts offer- derstanding of the indus- aged 16-19, which is workplace of the future. ing at ACS Hillingdon, try and enhancing their highly-regarded by uni- “To ensure that we as part of the CP, stu- skills within their sub- versities all over the are delivering a success- dents will be able to en- ject area. For example, globe. The CP core fo- ful, future-ready educa- gage in career-related the students currently cuses on helping student ture high pressure mo- comments: “We’re ex- tion, we must recognise study focussing on the- studying Greek theatre to gain important trans- ments, such as job inter- tremely excited to be able that there is no ‘one size There was socially distanced celebrating into the atre and/or film. Students as part of the theatre ferable skills in applied views, negotiations or to offer the CP as another fits all’ approach that will small hours at Ashford Cricket Club over the week- who are passionate about course will spend a week knowledge, critical debate. educational pathway for help students get ready end after a record-breaking tally of eight victories! the stage will have an at Pinewood in Septem- thinking, communica- Martin Hall, Head of our High School students. for their lives after On Saturday the first three sides all comfortably unmissable opportunity ber, working on mask- tion, and cross-cultural School, ACS Hillingdon, ACS’ mission is to pre- school. saw off local rivals Staines and Laleham whilst the to gain qualifications making with an expert in engagement. fourth XI won at Hampton Wick Royal and the from the London Acad- prop-making or costume Through the CP, stu- 5thXI beat Ashstead. emy of Music and Dra- design. dents develop skills that Councillor Update On Sunday there were further wins for both first matic Art (LAMDA), the Ailie Smith, CEO, are genuinely valued by and 2nd XI against Stoke d-Abernon and a huge oldest drama school in Creative Media Skills employers and gain real- Dear Editor, lows the scammer to access the funds in win for the ladies. the UK, and will develop Group, comments: “At life work experience. Further to recent letter regarding Sur- the account. Winning the toss against Staines and Laleham a wide range of perfor- CMS, we work to ensure While the LAMDA rey Trading Standards and scams Please do not under any circum- skipper Tippell chose to bat and then saw his first mance skills. that top UK screen pro- qualifications are de- awareness, I wish to warn residents of stances engage with these messages. four batsmen all tuck in to the vistors attack, with In addition or as an fessionals are able to pass signed to support the Ashford, Staines and Laleham of a Please check with your bank if you Dan Rose scoring 50 as Ashford posted a formi- alternative to the on their experience and skills of students who particularly persuasive scam currently are in receipt of unusual messages by dable 202. LAMDA qualifications, knowledge to the next aim to apply for perfor- circulating locally. phone, text or email. Your bank will be This score proved way beyond Staines and students have the option generation of crew, fu- mance-based university A text is sent alerting the recipient able to verify any messages that you Laleham, although after a solid start from Brett to take an A Level in ture-proofing the UK courses, such as theatre that a new (named) payee has been may receive. Archer and Ryan Ramadin the rest of the batting theatre, where they are film industry. While or performing arts, the added from a new device via mobile These scammers are sophisticated should have done better. Veteran Richard Mansfield able to focus on acting or working with ACS skills gained are also banking. and determined and are highly active. picked up 4 wickets for Ashford to go with his 27 directing. ACS Hillingdon students last valuable for students The recipient is asked to confirm Please remain alert and if you have runs earlier, a good return for the heavyweight as Hillingdon is also work- year, we saw incredible wishing to pursue other if this is or is not authorised and is any local concerns or need support, staines and Laleham were dismissed for just 119. ing to introduce a Level talent across a range of careers in the public then sent via a link to their own online please contact denise.turnerstewart Reflecting on the weekend, first XI captain 3 qualification in pho- areas, as well as a sheer arena. Students gain ex- banking webpage where they are @surreycc.gov.uk 07970 350473 Andrew Tippell (pictured) said, ‘The club’s been tography as an option for drive to learn amongst perience in speaking in asked to confirm or cancel the payee Yours, doing really well at times this year, but not always the CP career-related the young people. We’re public, providing them by providing a code or relevant bank- Denise Turner Stewart producing the results until now. I’m proud of the study to enhance the cur- looking forward to meet- with an important self- ing security clearance. Surrey County Councillor lads and lasses.’ rent film studies offer- ing this year’s cohort, confidence boost for fu- The code/security clearance al- Staines South and Ashford West

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This partner- organisations to- skills and confi- for Bikers with a Dis- ship with IAM gether.” dence.” ability (NABD), RoadSmart supports Richard Gladman, helping to remove our aim. Head of Driving and Earlier in the year, potential barriers to Riding Standards at as part of its ongoing becoming a safer “I have been a IAM RoadSmart, efforts to improve rider. member and sup- said: “It is important road safety for every- IAM RoadSmart porter of the NABD that road safety is all one, IAM RoadSmart believes that adapt- for the last decade inclusive and that ev- also launched a guide ing to different learn- and I was always con- eryone has access to to ensure all volun- ing styles is key to scious that many of training to improve teer observers nation- making advanced the riders with dis- their skills on the wide can adapt their driving and riding abilities I have road. driving and riding accessible to many, worked with, have “I am extremely coaching to different ultimately improving been keen to improve excited about this neurodiversity needs road safety on UK their skills but no one collaboration. The and different learn- roads. knew how to go about NABD is a great ing styles, including: Commenting on it. charity and we look dyslexia, dyspraxia, the partnership, Dr “As an Advanced forward to working autism and Andy Arnott from the Rider as well, I spot- with its members, Asperger’s among MINI FREE AIR NABD, said: “Our ted a natural oppor- giving them access to others. 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Amy Evans SPORT were far from full Pre- Evans, and the pair man- continued to support mier league strength, aged to add more than Bonham, who batted www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager although their ten play- forty together before well almost all through ers did include England White tried a switch hit the innings for a hard World Cup winner Beth off Monica Kaur’s earned 33. Needing 38 Morgan. They chose to bowling, and only suc- from the last three overs, bat first, and Ashford ceeded in sending the Jenny Tippell had to at- IVAN TONEY SIGNS FOR BRENTFORD got off to a flying start, ball straight to Nawaz at tack the bowling, and Ivan Toney will offi- that. I have been im- Lakeesha Walia bowl- point. Kathryn three boundaries took cially become a pressed with his men- ing one of the openers Ringshaw took a good her to 17 from only 13 Brentford player tomor- tality and attitude; he with the score on just 3, catch to take Evans’ deliveries, but Finchley row, Tuesday 1 Sep- fits our brief of being then taking another wicket and give Nawaz had done enough to hold tember, joining from confident but humble. wicket with the very her second of the day, on. Sky Bet League One He really wants to come next ball, nicely held by and Walia, returning to A good competitive club Peterborough to this Club and help us Elize Brown behind the the attack, soon had her friendly, played in the United. The highly- achieve our aims going semi-final stage. stumps. Ashford skip- third. That brought Beth proper Spirit of Cricket, sought after 24-year- forward.” In August 2018, per Jenny Tippell at the Morgan to the crease, with both sides giving old will train with his Co-Director of Foot- Toney joined other end was not to be and she showed her opportunities to new new teammates today ball, Rasmus Ankersen Peterborough on a per- outdone, and a mis- class, manoeuvring the players. Ashford’s ahead of signing on a said: “We have admired manent deal netting 16 judged shot sent the ball ball round the field with debutant was Gayatri five-year deal for an Ivan for a long time. league strikes during high in the air to mid off ease, shepherding her Nayak, who looked very undisclosed fee. Over the past few sea- his debut campaign. where Ali McCreedy junior partner, and scor- dependable in the field, Toney was an- sons he has grown a lot December brought ten made no mistake, leav- ing an unbeaten 21 her- and their other fielder of nounced as the League as a player and as a goals, including two ing the visitors on 8-3. self, despite batting for note was Charmers One Player of the Year leader on the pitch, and hat-tricks, in eight Their captain, Kylie less than four overs. Greig, who improves on Thursday after net- we are confident he is games as he finished White, quietly got on Chasing 127 from with every match and ting 24 times in 32 capable of playing a big with 23 goals and eight with things, getting the their 30 overs, Ashford let little past. The hand- league games for The role for us in the com- assists in all competi- scoreboard moving, but found that Finchley’s ful of spectators at Short Posh last season. That ing season.” tions. when Ashford turned to bowling attack meant Lane (and indeed the tally included a hat- Born in Last season’s 26 spin, with Ambreen business. They too lost Ashford team) can count trick against Rochdale Northampton, Toney 2015. Toney made four Scunthorpe United. He goals left Toney one shy Nawaz and McCreedy, early wickets, but the it a real treat to have in September and nine began his career with appearances for The netted 14 goals with of a half-century in Finchley continued to experienced Gill witnessed the cameo goals in his final seven The Cobblers, becom- Toon during his debut eight assists in total, Peterborough colours struggle. Nawaz struck Bonham and youngster batting masterclass by games before the sea- ing their youngest ever season either side of a reaching the League from just 94 outings, first, with a good catch Lakeesha Walia got Morgan, whose runs son was curtailed, all player when he ap- loan spell at Barnsley. One Play-Offs with The and three away from a off her own bowling, their heads down and turned out to be the dif- of which United won. peared in an FA Cup tie While at Oakwell, Iron. hundred in 277 career and McCreedy picked began to rebuild the in- ference between the Brentford FC Head against Bradford City in Toney helped The The next season fol- games. up the new batsman lbw, nings. Their partnership sides. Coach, Thomas Frank November 2012 aged Tykes to the Football lowed the same pattern said: “I’d like to wel- just 16 and seven League Trophy title at with Toney heading first come Ivan to the club. months. He netted three Wembley, their first to Wigan Athletic be- We are adding a hun- goals in the final two major trophy in 104 fore joining Scunthorpe gry, ambitious, hard- games of the 2013/14 years, and followed that for a second time in Ashford beat Twickenham by 22 runs working striker to the season, his first career up with promotion via January 2018. Eight Ashford 211-3 (Elize Brown 77*, Amy Evans 71*, Sarai Knight 11-1-38-1) group here. He fits what goals, to ensure Town the Play-Offs. goals in 16 games Twickenham 189-3 (Rose Winter 109*, Elize Brown 5-0-28-2) I want in a striker; he is avoided relegation out He returned to helped propel The Iron a goalscorer, he gets of the Football League League One for the to the League One Play- Conditions at Short ing to the chill. Ashford progressed, hitting the boundary. She got very into good positions in on the final day. 2016/17 campaign on Offs for a second con- Lane were decidedly chose to bat first, and ball cleanly on her way smart support from the box, he is good play- A further ten goals loan with Shrewsbury secutive season but autumnal on Sunday, the scoreboard was to an unbeaten 71 from Clark, who realised her ing on the last line, and and four assists the fol- Town and then again they fell at the with a strong wind add- starting to tick over only 70 balls. Like side’s best chance of will contribute to our lowing campaign nicely when the first Evans, Brown hit five winning was to keep link-up play. Our strik- caught the attention of wicket fell. boundaries, and finished Winter on strike, and ers are a big part of our Premier League side Gayatri Nayak had on a career best 77 not they were in touch with pressing game, and Newcastle United who to face some testing de- out, with the partnership the asking rate well into Ivan, with his work signed the then 19-year- BROOKLANDS MUSEUM liveries in her first in- between them an incred- the last ten overs. 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