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IT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY.. CAA turns screw on Heathrow airport, MAY 1 1931: The Empire State Building in New York Officially opens. 1961: Fidel Castro de- but consumers and airlines still face clares Cuba a socialist he Civil Avia to the RAB to pay for lion for the cost of the a key part of the next nation saying, “The tion Authority the 3rd Runway, a pandemic. They will no H7 price control. It is revolution has no time Thas formally de- project most observers doubt be disappointed insisting that HAL be- for elections.” clined Heathrow Airport believe will never be by the CAA’s decision, comes more efficient in 1967: Elvis Presley, Ltd’s request for a built and which, at a and also the regulator’s its capital spending and higher charges married his longtime £2.6bn addition to its cost of at least £40bn, suggestion that the service quality levels, girlfriend, Priscilla Ann funding model in order would in any case be airport’s concerns as the CAA shifts its consumers and airlines equity capital. They would see the existing Beaulieu. to bail it out for the costs c o m p l e t e l y about the level of its emphasis to competi- face higher charges, should also admit the northern runway ex- 1982: British Warships of the pandemic. How- unaffordable. debts “could be ad- tion and protecting the both for the costs of the 3rd Runway is defunct, tended at a modest cost. and Fighter ever, it has conceded Heathrow has more dressed with additional interests of consumers. pandemic and for the too expensive, too com- This would have no im- Bombers bombed £300m, which will be than £16bn of debt, equity contributions.” A spokesman for 3rd Runway project plicated, and incompat- pact on passenger fees Argentinean positions at added to the airport’s while distributing over Furthermore, and in Heathrow Hub said: which has achieved ible with the UK’s net and the additional ca- Port Stanley on the Is- Regulatory Asset Base £4 billion of dividends response to the consul- “While it is good to see nothing. zero climate change pacity would be used to lands as war broke out and be funded by higher to shareholders in re- tation, the CAA has that the focus of the Heathrow’s share- commitments.” reduce emissions, by over the sovereignty of charges on passengers cent years. In Decem- sought to underline the CAA is very much holders, who have re- Heathrow Hub is reducing congestion at the Falkland Islands and airlines. Separately, ber it told its investors importance of changes shifting towards pro- ceived massive divi- promoting an indepen- the airport and 1994: The world-class it has also approved it assumed it would re- to its assessment frame- tecting consumers, it is dends in recent years, dent plan for the future optimising flight sched- Brazilian racing driver adding another £500m ceive the full £2.6 bil- work, which will form still the case that the should now inject new of Heathrow which ules. Ayrton Senna dies in a crash at the San Marino Grand Prix in Italy. 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There are two horses in there with no food and One of the best examples of community spirit no water, there is little grass for grazing and the and caring for our environment that has developed surrounding hedgerows are full of fly-tipped plas- during the pandemic has been the wonderful tic and detritus. The ‘owners’ do not seem to care “Spelthorne Litter Pickers”. Volunteers and whole that their horses are starving or without fresh water. families keeping the streets and pavements of our And the landowner / farmer obviously doesn’t care borough clean and tidy. It appears that Shirley about all of the fly-tipped rubbish. If anyone is Lunn, the founder has made it “cool” to litter pick! passing by these horses like apples and carrots - and Through the Heathrow Villager can we please fresh grass. thank them all so very much. They are true Com- Name and address supplied munity Champions! “ Cllr Denise Saliagopoulos Spelthorne Borough Councillor Middletons Riverside & Laleham Tweet: @dsaliagopoulos Moanings 185 Dear Editor, A lot of people refer to “Them” or “They” and do not always realise when referring to these people that they themselves are also included in “Them” or ANNOUNCEMENT FROM “They” and perhaps the terminology should be “Us”. THE EDITOR It would appear that democracy is under threat in the light of “Popularisation” and I fear for a Dear Editor, area into a modern day scrapyard. secure future. When individualistic groups of people I would like to advise you of a problem I am having This is supposed to be a residential area. I have gather together, usually through social media plat- with one of my neighbours regarding his disruptive complained to the police and the local authority (A ON 15TH MAY WE forms, “Us” assume they are always right in their parking of vehicles outside my residence. Mr.Evans did visit the site) for some years now and opinion. This is dangerous, one of the reasons As you can see by the attached photographs I no action has been taken. The pavement at democracy works well is it allows consensus to have been hemmed in. These vehicles have been Chesterton Avenue is inaccessible for public ac- WILL BE take place as well as measured debate, after which parked without any consideration to myself and cess. How can I resolve this matter? I am at my wits laws are passed and enforced. fellow neighbours. The whole site smells with end. CELEBRATING OUR There is no doubt that sections of public ser- fumes and constant noise has effectively turned this Name and address supplied vants, in particular the police do need substantial change particularly in the arena of racial enforce- 1,000TH ISSUE. ments. “Us” must been seen to be civil, honest and not violent. Man convicted of hate crime In America there is no doubt that some State THEREFORE, I INVITE YOU TO police forces are bred as a warrior class, you only Dear Editor, white supremacy and a number of electronic de- have to look at their so-called protective equipment Following an investigation by Counter Terrorism vices. SUBMIT ORIGINAL CLEAN to see them looking more armed soldiers than civil Policing South East (CTPSE), a man has been Upon further investigation of the devices, it was LIMERICKS AND THE ONE WHICH police. If you happen to be black in America you are convicted of hate crime offences. uncovered that Powell had set up his Apple ID far more likely to be jailed as prison has become a Tobias Powell, aged 32, of Wythering Close, name as Adolf Hitler, talked on Twitter about HAS ME SPLITTING MY SIDES profit making enterprise in its own right. Bognor Regis, West Sussex found guilty of four White Power, wrote an email to the then Prime I for one was glad that at last the policeman in counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting Minister Theresa May calling her a snake in a AND ROLLING ON THE FLOOR Minneapolis was convicted of murder and sen- words or behaviour intending thereby to stir up message titled ‘Brexit Stich up’ and wrote a letter WITH MIRTH WILL HAVE THEIR tenced. Biden looks like he may prove to be a racial hatred, or where have regards to all the to MP Nick Gibbs about his continued concerns formidable leader after all. I just hope the Mr. circumstances, racial hatred is likely to be stirred over Sharia Law. LIMERICK PUBLISHED Johnson here takes note and acts accordingly. up thereby contrary to section 19 (1) of the Public In a tweet on 6 July 2018 Powell mentioned MP George Middleton Order Act 1986. Joanne Cox, who was murdered by a man holding PROMINENTLY IN OUR He appeared at Worthing Magistrates Court right wing views, saying she was an ‘alleged open today (16/4). traitor and enemy of the people.’ 1,000TH ISSUE. Guns in Powell published a series of social media posts Detective Chief Superintendent Kath Barnes, between July and October 2018, which showed Head of CTPSE, said: “The evidence gathered ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY Cranford Lane support to right wing ideology and had racist con- during the investigation showed that Powell had POST ONLY TO: notations. some very unacceptable views. The Heathrow Villager, Dear Editor In a series of tweets, he sent between 31 July “Whilst this was not a terrorism case, the nature I feel I must respond to the shock, gasp, horror 2018 and 8 October 2018, Powell called for a civil of the rhetoric Powell had shared on social media, 260 Kingston Road, Staines, hysterical headline in Villager 17/4/21 “Guns in Middlesex TW18 1PG war to stop the ethnic suicide of white people; meant that it was only right for specialist officers Cranford Lane”. showed support for the terrorist organisation Na- from Counter Terrorism Policing to conduct a Email entries will not count and It would appear that the author of such alarmist tional Action; and shared a picture of his tattoo thorough investigation. will be deleted. nonsense is sadly mis-informed on all points of his which contained the Nazi emblem. “We know there is a fine line between hate correspondence. Detectives from CTPSE conducted a warrant at speech and terrorism. Showing support for terrorist It is not an offence to shoot, with a shotgun, Powell’s home on 13 February 2019 and arrested organisations is not acceptable and if you do that, BADGER THE TAX MAN! within 50 feet of a highway. However, it only him. During a search of the house a number of items you should expect to be investigated by us. SELF-EMPLOYED? EMPLOYED? becomes an offence if someone is injured or endan- were seized, including numerous literatures on “Police are committed to tackling all forms of SECOND HOME? RENTAL INCOME? gered. It is further an offence to shoot from the toxic ideology which has the potential to threaten FROM OVERSEAS? highway or the verge. public safety and security. The highway is defined as any road which the “Where there is evidence that a group has been Don’t pay more tax than you need to public can drive a vehicle on. This does not include BEING involved in terrorism, the Home Office will act Let Badger The TAX Man sort it out footpaths, bridleways, or cycleways. swiftly to halt the spread of their poisonous ideol- Lowest rates, Personal service, Home visits, Any person who walks repeatedly along a foot- ogy by proscribing (banning) them. out of office hours at no extra charge. path in an attempt to try and disrupt those shooting Tel/Fax: 01784 247387 REALISTIC! “Groups that do not meet the threshold for can be restrained by injunction or be sued for proscription are not free to spread hatred, fund Mob: 07752 565 398 damages. Dear Editor, Email: [email protected] The recently announced plan on reduction in terrorist activity or incite violence as they please. It would appear that in this instance Police had The police have comprehensive powers to take their time wasted investigating a perfectly lawful carbon emissions is a gratifying improvement on earlier ambitions. However, we have to be realistic action against individuals under the criminal law.” activity. Chief Inspector Jon Carter, Arun and Chichester CHRIS WEST Regarding Heathrow Airport shooting Canada about what this will involve. Now for the first time international aviation District Commander for Sussex Police, said: “This CARPENTRY & JOINERY Geese and possibly Red Kites. Utter nonsense. The case shows the importance of thorough investiga- Red Kite is protected by law under the Wildlife and emissions will be included in a climate target. This, along with other factors, will probably mean tion of any use of the Internet to spread hate and Specialists in all aspects of Countryside Act 1981. dangerous material. The public can be reassured If someone is found to have shot this bird they fewer flights and especially fewer long-haul jour- Bespoke Carpentry & Joinery neys. The implications for Heathrow, and for the that there are systems in place to follow up all such face an unlimited fine and/or up to six months in reports, but it is also important to reassure local • Free Estimates jail. In my 25 years working at Heathrow Airport I local economy, are clear. • Loft conversions It now behoves local councils and other inter- people that this was a very isolated matter for this never witnessed a Canada Goose being shot. area, and that however obnoxious Powell’s lan- • Fitted Kitchens What I have witnessed is the BAA bird scarer ested parties to make the maximum effort to • Replacement Doors provide alternative forms of employment for our guage was, there was no reference to or threat to the vehicle discharging pyrotechnics to chase all birds local community.” • Fitted and Bespoke Wardrobes away from the active runways. I trust we may now younger (and sometimes older ) people. Yours very truly, Powell is due to be sentenced at Portsmouth Tel: 07949 099 710 all sleep soundly in our beds. Crown Court on 14 May. S Wolf Andrew McLuskey ISSUE 999 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 1st May 2021 Page 3 Air BP take off at WHY GOVERNMENT KILLS Clermont Ferrand Airport NOTHING HEATHROW EXPANSION eathrow expansion is advice from the Climate Chair of the No 3rd Run- now near impossible to Change Committee way Coalition, said: deliver following the (CCC) – the “Heathrow expan- DONE? Government’s declara- Government’s statutory sion is dead. It is simply tion that it will include advisers on climate not compatible with the emissions from aviation change – advised in UK Government’s com- in the UK’s sixth car- December 2020 that in mitment to do our part bon budget which has a order to meet the 2050 in protecting the cli- legally binding target to Net Zero emissions tar- mate.” cut emissions by 78% get, aviation emissions “With aviation now by 2035. would need to be in- having to live within Heathrow is already cluded in the “Sixth carbon emissions lim- the single biggest source Carbon Budget” and its, and the of carbon emissions in that there would need to Government’s position the UK, emitting 20 be no aggregate expan- being that there can be megatonnes of CO2 per sion of UK aviation. It no net expansion of UK year, around 60% of to- would mean that an ex- aviation, the expansion tal UK aviation emis- pansion at one centre of of activity at one airport sions. The CCC’s Bal- aviation would require will need to be offset by tion industry’s key routes Air bp, the international waste based sustainable anced Pathway to net a contraction elsewhere. the restriction of activ- to reducing carbon emis- aviation fuel products feedstocks such as used zero anticipates that the In other words, were ity at another. sions and supports bp’s Dear Editor, and service supplier, has cooking oil which is aviation sector will still more aviation activity to “So, supporters of net zero ambition.” Regarding the Sewage/Flood photo attached - supplied sustainable blended with traditional be emitting 23MtCO2 occur at Heathrow, there Heathrow expansion Air bp was involved taken locally during the recent floods - one might aviation fuel (SAF) to jet fuel. The SAF blend in 2050. A third runway would need to be restric- will need to identify in fuelling the first SAF ask WHY, six years after the disastrous 2014 inun- Clermont Ferrand supplied is around 35% would increase the tions at regional airports. which regional airports flight by an airline in dations, have local Surrey County Councillors seem- Auvergne Airport (CFE) SAF and the SAF com- airport’s emissions to 27 Since that advice was in other parts of the UK February 2008 and since ingly done nothing to prevent this kind of recur- in France, marking its ponent provides a megatonnes of CO2 per given, there has been a they would like to see then has been enabling rence? first ongoing supply of lifecycle carbon reduc- year. further tightening. First, restricted – or closed – ground-breaking test Clearly on 6th May new, genuinely environ- the fuel in the country. tion of around 80% com- the Government an- to allow for a greater flights and investing in mentally conscious councillors need electing! The first fuelling took pared to the traditional This would mean nounced that it would concentration of the sustainable alternative Yours truly, place on 19 April when jet fuel it replaces.[1] that in order to meet the meet 68% of the reduc- UK’s aviation at fuels. Andrew McLuskey Air bp customer, the air- Corine Brunet, CEO, new target, most other tions by 2030. Second, Heathrow, in the already line company Michelin Michelin Air Services, airports around the UK the CCC determined economically Air Services, uplifted the said: “Michelin Air Ser- would have to close, that in order to meet the advantaged South East. SAF. Michelin will be vices is committed to de- ALL MAIN LONDON MAYOR with perhaps just one or Net Zero target, 78% of But I don’t think it’s supplied according to carbonizing its flights two small airports oper- the reductions would likely that anyone, other agreed commitments for with the use of the SAF FIGHT FOR NO EXPANSION ating alongside an ex- need to be achieved by than Heathrow’s foreign ongoing supply at the supplied by Air bp, The four main candi- thousands of people and for noise pollution. panded Heathrow. Ad- 2035. And that, for it to based shareholders, will thereby illustrating the airport with all its vol- dates for the London subject to noise from I have supported legal ditionally, the CCC ad- have any chance of be foolish enough to ume supplied as the SAF Michelin Group’s “All Mayoral election on 6th Heathrow planes for the action against expan- vises that sustainable materialising, this accel- advocate for a relega- blend. This demand from Sustainable” strategy. May have come out first time. sion, and I will continue aviation fuels will con- eration of reductions, tion of economic oppor- With Air bp, Michelin Michelin means that ap- against Heathrow ex- Another major con- to use my voice to lobby tribute a maximum of plans to achieve this tunity in the regions, and proximately 30% of the Air Services has found a pansion in what cam- cern is the negative air the Tory Government to 25% of liquid fuel con- would need to be en- an abandonment of the airport’s total volume partner that listens, paigners describe as a pollution that expansion reverse their plans. sumed in 2050. shrined by June 2021. government’s levelling- will be supplied as this makes proposals and is ‘true barometer’ of would bring, with a The news follows Paul McGuinness, up agenda.” efficient in its implemen- SAF blend. London’s opinion on number of the candi- This latest supply tation of this shared ap- Heathrow expansion as dates hinting that in- agreement reinforces the proach to seeking lower ‘they have their ears to creased exposure to carbon options in the importance of collabo- the ground across the poorer air quality, alone, Elections on 6 May 2021 ration between fuel sup- aviation sector.” whole metropolis’. The should be a reason to Elections will be held on 6 May 2021 for the Surrey Police plier, airport and cus- Andreea Moyes, election is the second oppose expansion. tomer in driving demand sustainability director, and Crime Commissioner, Surrey County Council and largest direct popular The Government is Spelthorne Borough Council by-election in Staines South Ward. for SAF and ultimately Air bp, said: “We are vote for a political of- yet to formally drop helps to meet the excited to see our first fice in Europe (only plans to expand ongoing SAF supply in industry’s lower carbon France’s Presidency Heathrow, although it Polling stations will be safe places to vote in May goals. France. Air bp is a strong beats it). has expressed environ- Cleaning, personal protective equipment and social distancing measures Air bp can supply facilitator in the supply Speaking by video to mental and financial will be in place on polling day to ensure that polling stations will be safe. of SAF and recently an- SAF to other customers the No 3rd Runway Coa- concerns with the To keep yourself and others safe on polling day, please: at this location and en- nounced a number of lition, the candidates cite project. • wear a face covering inside the polling station courages interested par- agreements in the UK. environmental concerns Sadiq Khan, Labour This underlines bp’s • sanitise your hands using the hand ties to come forward and such as noise pollution, Party candidate, said: work together to estab- commitment to working sanitiser provided which would be felt not “A new runway at • maintain social distancing at all times lish an agreement for the with stakeholders to ex- only by boroughs close Heathrow would have plore its viable sale and supply of SAF. to Heathrow, but across disastrous conse- • bring your own pen or pencil to mark your ballot paper, if possible The SAF supplied by purchase, which we be- a large number of bor- quences for our environ- Air bp is made from lieve is one of the avia- oughs, with hundreds of ment, for air pollution Spelthorne Council is highlighting that some residents will fi nd their polling station for these elections has changed. This follows a review in 2019 which looked at the suitability of the existing polling stations and the need, this year, for more space to enable adequate social distancing. The affected venues are: Previous polling station Replacement polling station Some, but not all, voters who usually use Shepperton Village Shepperton Village Hall, Shepperton Hall will need to vote at the Greeno Centre in Shepperton. Please check your polling card for confi rmation. Saxon Primary School, Shepperton St John Fisher Church Hall, Shepperton Chennestone Primary School, Sunbury Sunbury Adult Learning Centre, Sunbury Beauclerc Infant School, Sunbury Riverside Arts Centre, Sunbury Springfi eld Primary School, Sunbury Hawkedale Primary School, Sunbury Riverbridge Primary School, Staines Our Lady of the Rosary Church Hall, Staines Voters will now be allocated either Laleham Methodist Church Buckland Primary School, Laleham Hall or Staines and Laleham Sports Association as their polling station. Please check your polling card for confi rmation. Stanwell Fields CofE School, Stanwell St David’s Roman Catholic Church, Stanwell St Saviours Church, Sunbury Sunbury Library, Sunbury Running Horse Pub, Sunbury Sunbury Youth Centre, Sunbury Stanwell Congregational Church Hall, Stanwell Stanwell Rose Community Centre, Stanwell

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Persimmon Charitable Three initiatives will or to apply visit “We will make dona- Foundation in partner- go on to win £100,000 www.persimm tions from £1,000 to ship with Team GB, the each through a national onhomes.com/charity/ £100,000 to grassroots British Olympic Asso- online public vote. The building-futures Dani Rowe, Team GB cyclist and Olympic gold medalist Freemasons to raise funds for charities supported by Prince Philip To honour Prince Philip, sport, the welfare of those less fortunate bet- help communities in Grand Lodge Certificate who passed away last young people, conserva- ter for more than three various critical areas, on 7 May that same year week, the Freemasons tion and the environ- centuries,” said Dr including foodbanks, and he remained a mem- have launched a cam- ment. Staples. support for unpaid car- ber up until his death. paign inviting their Dr David Staples, Freemasons worked ers, PPE, supplies for The Duke of 200,000 members to chief executive of the some 18.5 million hours hospitals and hospices, Edinburgh was born in raise funds for charities United Grand Lodge of each year as volunteers support for women’s Corfu on 10 June 1921, that the Prince dedicated England (UGLE), said: in a range of different refuges, and funds for the only son of Prince his life to. “Prince Philip was well areas, including driving NHS workers, ambu- Andrew of Greece and His Royal Highness known for his charity vulnerable people to lances and equipment. Princess Alice of The Duke of Edinburgh work, having been in- hospital, preparing As a Freemason, the Battenberg. He there- was himself a Freema- volved with numerous meals, taking care of Duke of Edinburgh was fore also held the title son, having been intro- organisations. He was people at risk, initiated into Navy Prince of Greece and duced to Freemasonry in devoted to philanthropy organising care pack- Lodge, No 2612, on 5 Denmark. 1952 at the age of 31 by and therefore the best ages, and producing December. On 6 March Freemasons can also his Father in Law King way to celebrate his life scrubs, personal protec- 1953, HRH Prince count other members of George VI. Throughout is by supporting the tive equipment (PPE) Philip progressed to the the Royal Family among his 99 years, he was as- charities that the Prince and hand sanitiser. Second Degree of Free- their number, including sociated with some 992 himself supported. They also donated masonry, before ad- HRH the Duke of Kent, charities, either as presi- “For us, this was an more than £1m last year vancing to the Third who is the longest-serv- dent, patron or as an hon- easy decision as to the Covid effort, with Degree on 4 May 1953. ing Grand Master of the orary member. Freemasonry’s core val- the funds being used to The UGLE issued his UGLE. The Prince supported ues are charity, integ- charitable organisations rity, respect and friend- in the fields of scientific ship. The Freemasons and technological re- have been quietly get- search and development, ting on with making so- Jacob Fencing the encouragement of ciety and the lives of ASB Blinds Ltd SuppliedSupplied // InstalledInstalled All Domestic & Commercial To the rear of 6 New Park Road, Ashford, TW15 1EG enquiries welcome • Come and check out our new timber yard • Top quality fencing and gates • VENETIAN • ROMANS • • The best prices around the area • With over 46 years experience • VERTICALS • ROLLERS • • PLEATED • Free measure & quotation service T: 01753 655155 F: 01753 655699 or visit www.asbblinds.co.uk Please note our new address: Unit 49, Duttons Farm, CallCall usus onon Bangors Road South, Iver, Buckinghamshire SL0 0AY 0178401784 256930256930 or 0796607966 136507136507 www.jacob-fencing.co.ukwww.jacob-fencing.co.uk Page 6 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 1st May 2021 ISSUE 999 Does our NHS still exist? When the NHS was far away as Brighton. est number of deaths in New High Street Salon founded in 1948 it was One got lost doing a lo- Europe. It’s no wonder, the envy of the world, cal pick up, turning a five when we allegedly have Introducing Brooks Beauty is a fantastic however in the past de- minute journey into forty the lowest number of Hair & Beauty, the new space for the College’s cade or so, it has changed minutes. Because many doctors and nurses in the professional salon young training profes- dramatically. Although are agency ambulances developed world. We which has now opened sionals to perfect their it appears to have every their insurance doesn’t have only six intensive its doors on Ashford techniques, offering cli- service in place, it is only even allow any overlap care beds per hundred High Street. This highly ents luxury treatments when they are needed in the service, so there is thousand of the popula- anticipated establish- in a contemporary envi- that the gaps in the ser- little cooperation be- tion, France and Italy ment, run by Brooklands ronment. vices appear. tween ambulance and have double and Ger- College, has been in It’s true that the emer- hospital staff. many six times more. development across the The Ashford salon is gency services are good Most aftercare ser- I find myself going last year and finally run by Level 2 & 3 (If an ambulance arrives vices seem to have been into, “It could be worse, launched on 19th April Brooklands College on time) and also end of out sourced to a variety thankful for small mer- 2021. This new salon Hair & Beauty students life care, it’s the bits in of different agencies cies” mode. It’s true that comes together with the together with profes- between where the prob- whose main aim must be in other parts of the new brand identity of sional hair stylists of- lems lie. profit before patient. The world, the situation is far the education provider’s fering “cutting edge I remember jokingly district nurse service will worse, where the nearest Hair & Beauty facilities, treatments at a fraction asking a European ac- not give the time of day hospital could be a day’s formerly known as In- of the price.” As well as quaintance, of a nervous when calling, and has journey on foot, by spire Academy. full-time courses for disposition, if his big- reached a point when camel, boat or horse. But Stunning full-length school leavers, the sa- gest fear was ending up even the day is uncer- we are a Northern Euro- mirrors surrounded by lon provides part-time in a NHS hospital, he tain, and smart phones pean nation and must aim soft lighting, vivid pops courses for adults look- took a step back, with an are used to take pictures for the best not compare of purple flourishes and ing to retrain or develop training at its Ashford Beauty, The Education brooklands.ac.u k ashen face he said, “How of wounds to pass to on ourselves with the worst. a clean, modern style their skills in the indus- campus, located on Unit, 1 Pitcher Lane, W e b s i t e : did you know.” This was information to the other Boris Johnson has running throughout the try. Brooklands College Stanwell Road. Ashford, 01932 797 740 www.brooklands. a while back when you nurses that might visit. made a sacred cow of the interior - Brooks Hair & also offers vocational Brooks Hair & Email: salon@ ac.uk/salon only had to wait up to 48 Therapy services are NHS to the extent that it hours to see your own even harder to get. The appears sacrilegious or GP. Recently the system waiting times can be up unpatriotic to be critical. has become so remote to a year and then lim- My fear is the NHS COUNCILLOR UPDATE that it’s even difficult to ited to one day per week, will become like the get through by phone. If instead of daily, and this Hans Christian’s folk Sir, by doorstep callers, post, authenticity of any un- doors are kept locked at to provide help, support successful it’s more can only be achieved by tale “The Emperor’s As we look forward to telephone, text, email solicited messages with night, particularly our and guidance for our likely to be a referral to a constant prompting. New Clothes” where the and enjoy our emer- and other means which the organisation or an elderly residents, to en- vulnerable and elderly practice nurse, a para- All of the health care emperor was walking gence from the COVID are extremely convinc- official body such as sure that we are safe and residents. We are all medic or a pharmacist. professionals are excel- around naked after be- restrictions and the re- ing and sophisticated Trading Standards. If in secure. here to support each My recent experience lent and are worthy of ing convinced he was covery of our commu- and can lead residents any doubt at all, check Our communities are other and ensure that our has been one of fear, being clapped, especially wearing the best gar- nities, businesses and to inadvertently provide with a relative or trusted so much stronger now, communities remain anxiety and frustration. those on the front line. In ments. One day we might high streets, it is impor- bank details and per- neighbour. We can all following such a chal- strong and resilient and The system seems to be fact most have been wake up to discover it no tant to remain vigilant sonal information to help to protect each lenging year and we are protect those in need. made up of uncoordi- apologetic and embar- longer exists! and alert to potential in- fraudsters posing as other by maintaining our more aware of and con- Yours, nated fragmented ser- rassed, some have en- All we would be left appropriate activity reputable organisations. security. As the weather cerned for our Denise Turner Stewart vices provided by a mix- couraged me to com- with is the NHS brand from those who wish to I would ask residents to warms up it is easy to neighbours and their Surrey County Council- ture of NHS, agency staff plain. But in reality, is name, farming out lucra- exploit the pandemic for treat any unexpected leave windows open af- welfare. There are so lor and charities. the NHS fit for purpose? tive contracts to private their own personal gain. approaches or commu- ter dark. I would ask many caring residents Staines South and The ambulance ser- Covid 19 has highlighted health care agencies. There have been and are nications with extreme residents to remember within our communities Ashford West vice can come from as its failings, with the high- Name & address given. currently many scams, caution and check the to check windows and who are only too pleased

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OUR HERITAGE • YOUR FUTURE BUILT ON INTEGRITY AND TRUST ISSUE 999 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 1st May 2021 Page 7 Spelthorne Youth Have you transformed Awards 2021 your garden Do you know a special young person aged between 5 and 19 years living or receiving education within Spelthorne who deserves recognition? If so, you may wish to nominate them for a Spelthorne Youth Award! As we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, there has never been a more appropriate time to support and celebrate our young people. throughout lockdown?

We are looking for nominations in the following categories: • outstanding academic achievement WILKO IS LAUNCHING A GARDEN • personal achievement • community spirit • triumph over adversity TRANSFORMATION COMPETITION • sports achievement • unselfishness, kindness & bravery • arts achievement (including performing arts) TO REWARD THE NATION’S TEN Anyone can nominate a young person for an award and there is no limit to how many you can nominate. A selection from each category will be invited to a special awards ceremony and presented with a certificate from the Mayor of Spelthorne. A star award is presented to the young person deemed most BEST OUTDOOR MAKEOVERS worthy by a panel of judges, this consists of a glass trophy and cheque for £50. WHETHER WHIZZED UP A leading home and gar- visit https:// and windows boxes – The deadline for nominations this year is Friday 28 May, with the awards den retailers, wilko has life.wilko.com/garden- and everything evening taking place in July. To submit a nomination, please visit http:// YOU’VE BUILT WINDOWBOX OR YOUR OWN BAR, CREATED A VEG everything gardeners transformation-compe- inbetween, which is why www.spelthorne.gov.uk/youthawards need to simply get their tition-terms-and-condi- creating products for all BOX WITH EX- manner of gardening TRA SPECIAL outdoor jobs done this tions/ for a full list of summer, thanks to its competition terms and jobs, and all levels of VINES, YOU’RE ranges of reliable prod- conditions. expertise, is so impor- IN WITH A ucts, that are all at great For more gardening tant to us. Charity staff celebrate CHANCE OF WIN- prices. wilko offers a tips and advice, follow “If you’re a seasoned NING ONE OF 10 convenient place to pick wilko on Instagram at gardener and interested £300 PRIZES up everything you need @lovewilko, twitter at in potting and planting, for those key gardening @Lovewilko and or even growing your wilko is on the hunt to do’s, be it painting Facebook at own veg, we have an milestone Nursing for garden makeovers, the fence, feeding the www.facebook.com/ array of different pots, big and small, to enter birds or keeping the Lovewilko/ and don’t composts, seeds, bulbs into its 2021 Gardening lawn in tip top condi- forget to use the hashtag and tools to help. Competition. Whether tion; all the while help- #FeelGardenGood if you’ve perfected your ing customers make the you’re showcasing your The space saving Associate qualifications patio, beautified your most out of their out- handiwork via social Clever Pots range in balcony, turned a door spaces. media. particular is great for keen gardeners, as are Royal Star & Garter’s humble shed into an at- To help launch the To help green fin- homebar, or simply competition, willko en- gered Brits who are keen the clever range of ac- first cohort of student cessories that work with Nursing Associates has spruced up your listed the support of in- to take part, Peter windowbox, wilko fluencer and resident Hardie, Senior Garden- them such as plant pot qualified. feet, wheels and reser- Karen Jakeman, wants to hear from you. consumer expert on ing Buyer for wilko, has voirs that make light Fiona Mirembe and Entrants will need to Steph’s Packed Lunch, offered some advice on submit before and after Mr Carrington, who which products instore work of heavy duty gar- Leena Ghale finished den tasks. their two-year course, images of their garden demonstratred some top may prove most useful “Or for those less and are now Registered transformations to a tips on simple garden as they begin to tackle dedicated email address transformations to his their project. versed in gardening, but Nursing Associates. still keen to enjoy time The three, who were and the ten best ex- thousands of followers Peter, comments: outdoors, consider some working as Health Care amples will each win online. “Our customers are en- £300 to spend instore wilko’s transforma- joying the great out- garden decoration ac- Assistants (HCAs) and cessories to help bring Lead HCAs at the on products to help get tion challenge runs from doors now more than your space to life. We’d Surbiton Home prior to their gardening to do list 15th April 2021 until 8th ever before, and this last ticked off. They’ll also July 2021. All entries year has shown us just recommend adding a the course, will now be couple of vibrant scat- able to take on responsi- be showcased on the should include a before how valuable green ter cushions alongside bilities which previously wilko life blog to help and after image, and be space is to us all, what- inspire other green fin- either your own work or ever its size or scale. some twinkling outdoor lay with Nurses, such as lights to create a wel- taking blood samples, gered Brits to get out- that of your household. wilko shoppers’ gardens coming atmosphere for administering oral medi- doors and feel garden Email your entries to range in scale from large good. gardencomp@ plots and allotments to garden guests this sum- cations, and assisting mer.” with residents’ care Student Nursing Associates: (l-r) Fiona, Leena and Karen outside St One of the UK’s wearebrazenpr.com and balconies, back yards plans. George’s University of London, at the beginning of their course in 2019 Royal Star & Garter is a charity which pro- of all three roles by re- Nurses who have seen me time job, family life and vides loving, compas- leasing funds from their through my journey.” the unforeseen challenges sionate care to veterans apprenticeship account. Karen said: “The chal- of Covid-19 cannot have YOUR JOB SEARCH lenge for me was master- been easy. I’m delighted and their partners living During the final year ing the art of juggling my with disability or demen- of their course, studies that our cohort has quali- family, work, studying, fied, they are a credit to tia. switched online because placements and a world- the charity.” STARTS HERE During the course, of the pandemic, but the wide pandemic thrown in. Royal Star & Garter Leena, Fiona and Karen trio were still able to I cannot believe I have was one of only a handful continued working at the complete all their work now made it to the finish of care homes to success- Surbiton Home, while placements. line!” fully put staff forward for also attending St The programme was Leena agreed: “After the course. It has also DISTRIBUTORS HGV DRIVERS George’s, University of commissioned by Health working full-time and be- played a critical part in REQUIRED Required for National Distribution Company London, one day a week, Education England ing a full-time student, I the rollout of the pioneer- based in Colnbrook and going on four-week (HEE) to bridge the gap feel like I’ve aged 10 years ing course by providing TO DELIVER THIS between HCAs and since I started the course for more information placements in other care placements to other stu- NEWSPAPER IN settings. Nurses. instead of two. It was dent Nursing Associates Please call Royal Star & Garter Fiona said the chal- tough, but it was worth since the pilot began in SIPSON, 07713 641677 met the associated costs lenges posed by the pan- it.” Surbiton Home Man- 2017. after receiving funding demic added to the pres- ager Helena Maher said: Three staff members STANWELL MOOR, from St George’s NHS sures of the course: “The “Leena, Karen and Fiona from Royal Star & last months tested my re- ASHFORD ROAD, Foundation Trust. The have studied hard to suc- Garter’s High Wycombe silience but by then there cessfully achieve this THE NEXT course is endorsed by the Home began their student LALEHAM was no chance of going qualification. It’s wonder- Nursing Associate Nursing and Midwifery back. I needed to finish ful for them, good news PARTS OF Council (NMC) and the courses in October 2020, HEATHROW what I started, and thank for the residents, and great after the charity teamed CRANFORD, COLNBROOK, charity viewed it as both goodness I have.” for the Home to see the up with Buckinghamshire an investment in its staff STAINES & STANWELL Paying tribute to development of our New University. CALL IAN ON VILLAGER and recognition of their Royal Star & Garter and team.” Anyone interested in dedication and hard her colleagues, she added: Director of Care working for Royal Star & 01784 453196 will be on work. 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DRIVEWAY DISCRIMINATION: JUST 35 VANS ON-STREET ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGERS BOUGHT FOR CASH PER COUNCIL TO BE INSTALLED BY 2025 £50-£5000 Motorists are keen to drivers with a driveway did a further three quar- trading stored renew- drivers. For example, switch to electric ve- to make the switch. ters (76%) who also said able electricity. Energy we are working with WE We pay more hicles to meet the 2030 The research also that the same investment sharing via electric ve- businesses to install ban, as requests for on- shows that installation in rural areas would hicles and battery stor- smart charging systems PAY than scrap value street charging to coun- plans are not distributed boost local EV adop- age is key as it provides which help automate MORE cils rose by 43% be- evenly across the UK. tion.2 storage capacity for charging at times which tween 2018 and 2019 Southern English coun- A huge 126 councils times when energy sup- does not put pressure on THAN PX VALUE Centrica working cils are set to install two across the UK have no ply outstrips demand the grid. This helps regu- with Ford, Volkswagen and a half times as many concrete plans to install and vice versa. This pro- late demand and ensures and Vauxhall to install on-street EV chargers any more EV chargers vides an opportunity for customers get the best smart charging points on by 2025 than councils than they already have drivers to monetise the deal on electricity driveways in Northern England, the between now and the stored energy in their prices. NON-RUNNERS or RUNNING/ New research re- Midlands, Scotland, end of 2025. These in- cars, a little talked about “We are developing leased today reveals that Wales and Northern Ire- clude Bridgend, incentive for making the ways to support con- MOT FAILURE • TOP PRICES PAID councils are planning to land combined, with Fermanagh & Omagh, switch to an EV. In fact, sumers, with and with- install an average of only 6,713 vs 2,604 respec- Dumfries & Galloway, over half (53%) of driv- out driveways, in their DVLA PAPERWORK COMPLETED 35 on-street electric ve- tively.1 The latest fig- Havering and ers said they didn’t even transition to EV. For any hicle (EV) chargers, be- ures show that southern Warrington. know about this benefit. customers who have ANYTHING CONSIDERED tween now and 2025.1 councils have also With less than Commenting on the been considering pur- The research com- plugged in 1,203 more 10,000 on-street charg- research which has chasing an electric ve- WE COLLECT 7 DAYS A WEEK missioned by Centrica chargers into their ers planned to be in- highlighted a lack of hicle but have concerns under a Freedom of In- streets over the last three stalled by 2025, it’s clear plans for on-street about costs and charg- No Obligation Quote formation request to years than their north- there is a gap between chargers across the UK ing, our EV Top Tips Same Day Collection over 400 councils shows ern counterparts.1 More supply and demand with to support drivers offer some helpful ad- FREE } that there are 7,682 on- than 4 in 10 (41%) driv- 2,835 requests for on- switching to EVs to vice to put your mind at street chargers currently ers agreed that there is a street charging made to meet zero-emissions tar- rest and help you make installed across the UK North/South divide in councils in 2019, in- gets, Sustainable Trans- the switch.” CALL TODAY! 0773 5001381 and only a further 9,317 council funding for creasing 5% to 2,989 port Editor at Centrica are planned to be rolled charge point installa- requests lodged to coun- Amanda Stretton says: out over the next 4 tions.2 cils by September “The latest figures VISIT US ON THE WEB: years.1 This leaves driv- When asked about 2020.1 released today demon- ers without a driveway, barriers to EV owner- strate the need for all those who have no ac- ship, half (49%) of driv- Perhaps in response, UK councils to play www.heathrowvillager.co.uk cess to home charging, ers who said they would The Transport Secretary their part in helping to a long way behind in the not consider purchasing announced in January achieve the 2030 ban. MINI FREE AIR race to switch to EVs in an EV blamed the lack 2020 that government Whilst it’s great news CON RE- time for the 2030 ban on of access to on-street or funding will be doubled that the government are VALET GAS WITH petrol and diesel mod- public charging points to £10 million for the providing initiatives to WITH EVERY els. in their area.2 The cost installation of charge make the transition of an EV itself is also a points on residential more affordable, cost EVERY FULL Out of drivers who major concern amongst streets next year. This isn’t the only barrier. 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SPORT EXTRA ★★★ SPORT EXTRA ★★★ SPORT EXTRA Hall of Fame member passes away aged 79 Brentford FC is sad- he made his name. He fice at the time and 1972/73 and 1973/74 Walton and Hersham dened to report the death was so well respected by played football part-time and Players’ Player of and Hounslow. His post- of one of our greatest Brentford supporters that for the first four years of the Year in 1973/74. football life included ever players – Peter in 2013, almost 40 years his career. He still estab- Awarded two testi- working in security at Gelson. Peter died last after his last game in red lished himself in the First monials, Peter played a Heathrow Airport. But night, Monday 26 April, and white, he was placed Team and did eventu- total of 516 games for as a player who was part at the age of 79. The Club second in a poll for all- ally play football full- The Bees – only Ken of the group that battled will be paying tribute to time fan favourite, con- time. Coote and Jamie Bates through the 1967 crisis Peter at our game against ducted to mark the 125th He was a fixture in have played more – and when it looked as if The Rotherham United this anniversary of the Foot- the Brentford team for scored 18 goals. 471 of Bees would cease to ex- evening. ball League. more than a decade, play- those games came in the ist with Queens Park Peter is one of only Peter was a typical ing more than 40 league Football League, second Rangers buying Griffin four men to play more one-club man, coming games in eight out of ten only to Coote, and 17 of Park, Brentford FC was than 500 games for The through the youth ranks seasons between 1964 the goals. He was in- always a part of Peter’s Bees and is in the Club’s at Brentford and making and 1974. He helped The ducted in the Brentford life. Hall of Fame. Born and it to the First Team. He Bees to the Fourth Divi- FC Hall of Fame in 2014 He attended games raised in West London, made his Football sion championship in at a dinner to make the with his family and was Peter had such an affin- League debut in 1961, 1962/63 and then back Club’s 125th anniver- a regular at Club func- friends, played together Brentford FC. Everyone will wear black ity to the Club that he aged 19, after progress- out of the fourth tier again sary. tions with former team for more than a decade at the Club sends deep- armbands at our game was still a Season Ticket ing through the Youth in 1971/72 after relega- Peter left Brentford mates. He had a close and were godparents to est sympathies to Peter’s tonight and there will be Holder in our last sea- Team, A Team and Re- tion in 1966. Peter was in 1975 and played non- bond with former goal- each other’s children. wife Christine and the a minute of applause to sons at Griffin Park, our serve Team. Peter was named Supporters’ league football for keeper Gordon Phillips. Peter will be greatly rest of his family. The remember one of our historic stadium where working in the Post Of- Player of the Year in both Hillingdon Borough, The pair were great missed by all at current Brentford squad greatest players ever. Ashford beat Ashford lose to Chertsey Chertsey 131-8 (May Pender-Greib 26*, Gayatri Sunkersett 4-0-12-3) Twickenham by 23 runs Ashford 122-3 (Lakeesha Walia 52*, May Pender-Greib 6-1-22-2) The sunshine of last Sunday was still at Short Ringshaw, Charmers Greig and Mary O’Farrell Lane this week, but this time the infamous Ashford (borrowed from Chertsey, as Ashford were a player wind was back with a vengeance. Always a prob- short) cutting off many more runs, but they couldn’t lem for bowlers, the wind was so strong this week stop the last pair adding an unbroken partnership it even made it difficult for the batters trying to of 51 for the ninth wicket. hold their stance in the crease. Despite the diffi- Chasing 132 for victory, Ashford opened with cult conditions, the two sides produced a close the experienced Gill Bonham and fifteen year old game, a good old fashioned friendly played in a Lakeesha Walia. They found it hard going, with good spirit, which gave everyone the chance to get no sign of the wind dropping, some good fielding, involved. and the bowlers struggling to find consistency. Winning the toss once again, Ashford Skipper Bonham was adjudged lbw in the 10th over, with Jenny Tippell asked the opposition to bat first, and the score on 26, which brought Ali McCreedy out with her regular wicket keeper missing, she to join Walia. Slowly they began to get to grips swapped her bowling boots for a day behind the with the conditions, and after a few hiccups, ran stumps. Using her bowlers in short spells of two well together to make the most of byes and wides. overs gave her the chance to let some of the newer Their partnership of 52 came in just nine overs, Ashford 164-6 (Katie Butler 67*, Sarai Knight 6-0-18-4 including a hat trick) players have a go, and they didn’t disappoint. In when McCreedy was out lbw, bringing Krishna Twickenham 141-7 (Angela Clark 58, Lesley Johnson 55, Beth Jefferies 5-0-26-4) her first over, Gayatri Sunkersett clean bowled Rathod to the crease for her first senior innings. Chertsey’s opener for her maiden wicket, and to She soon had her first runs under her belt, but the Sunday at Short Lane brought a much needed their big shots were backed up by good running say she was pleased would be a bit of an under- responsibility was now with Walia who found escape from the trials over the winter, with unbro- between the wickets. By the 22nd over the pair had statement! Her next over was even better, with herself as the senior partner. She showed great ken sunshine and two well matched teams glad to added a hundred to the score and both passed 50, two more wickets, and with Tippell showing her maturity, trying to keep the scoreboard moving be back on the field. Jenny Tippell won the toss, and when Tippell brought Beth Jefferies into the attack. all round skills to take the faintest of edges off Ali and give her side a chance. Rathod was bowled chose to bat, sending Elize Brown and Amy Evans She struck almost at once, Kathryn Ringshaw tak- McCreedy, Chertsey were in trouble at 22-4. with 38 runs still needed from just under five in to open for Ashford. They got off to a brisk start, ing a good catch, and soon had two more, putting They slowly began to rebuild, and had added overs, and Kathryn Ringshaw took the attack not afraid to play their shots, and had 22 on the the pressure on Twickenham’s lower order. Tippell thirty more before Lakeesha Walia did a good job straight to the bowlers with a few big shots. board when Brown fell lbw to Sarai Knight, the was working her magic at the other end, bowling to take a high catch off Gill Bonham, judging the Chertsey, however, sensed their chance and Twickenham captain. Nine runs later and Ashford well, and although Ashford had missed a few half ball well in the swirling breeze. Amy Evans got a weren’t about to give up. Their spirit was demon- were in deep trouble. Knight had Evans caught at chances earlier in the game, Elize Brown made no rare chance to show what she could do with the strated when one of their fielders took a ball in the mid on, Ashford skipper Tippell out lbw to her first mistake at slip, diving to her left to hang on to the ball, and it didn’t take her long to hit the stumps face in the last over, but refused to leave her team ball, and took another lbw to complete her hat trick, ball. Jefferies got her fourth wicket, easily her best and open her wicket account for Ashford. Four- mates to go off for treatment. They held their leaving the home side on 31-4. With rebuilding bowling performance for the club, with Katie But- teen year old Krishna Rathod, in just her second nerve for the last few balls to deny Ashford by 9 required, Katie Butler took charge at the crease, and ler finishing off a fine day by taking a sharp chance game, had struggled a bit with her run up in her runs, and secure their first ever win as a senior got things gradually back on track, well supported behind the stumps, and Ashford were home by 23 first spell. However, she put all that behind her, team. firstly by Lakeesha Walia, then for the last ten overs runs. coming back for two more overs, and also getting The Chertsey celebrations of their first win by Kathryn Ringshaw, who wasted no time hitting An excellent start to a hopefully long season for on the board with her first wicket. Elize Brown will have lasted, deservedly, long into the evening, an unbeaten 25, her highest score for the club. Ashford, who despite a little early season rustiness was not to be left out of the wickets, and at 80-8 but it was a successful day for both sides, with Butler steered Ashford to a very respectable total of looked good in the field, and worked well together. after 19 overs, it looked likely that the visitors several Ashford players stepping up with personal 164 from their 30 overs, and was undefeated on 67 Krishna Rathod made a very promising senior wouldn’t reach three figures. best figures. Gayatri Sunkersett’s bowling shows from only 69 deliveries. debut, bowling a good spell which asked questions Their numbers nine and ten had different ideas, great promise, but the star of the day has to be Ashford were soon up and running with ball in of the batsmen. Another friendly next week against though, and continued playing confident shots, Lakeesha Walia who knuckled down in horrible hand, Lakeesha Walia taking the first wicket with Chertsey gives the side more match practice, before May Pender-Greib especially strong on the leg conditions, batting with great patience for what the Twickenham reply on only 13. However, An- their first Surrey league match of the season at side. Ashford fielded well throughout, Kathryn will surely be the first of many significant scores. gela Clark and Lesley Johnson had other ideas, and Reigate Priory on 2nd May. Page 12 THE HEATHROW VILLAGER 1st May 2021 ISSUE 999 HEATHROW’S TOP FLIGHT NEWSPAPER THE HEATHROW Brentford win VILLAGER despite red card AFC Bournemouth 0 Brentford 1 respond but came up SPORT Ten-man Brentford against a team unwill- completed a Sky Bet they were reduced to ten corner before Cook got ner. Bournemouth ing to concede space. www.facebook.com/HeathrowVillager Championship double men, they still had the a head to it and diverted cleared the initial ball, Brentford closed their over AFC Bournemouth upper hand. The goal it away. but Raya was able to put hosts down, held a solid with a fine win on the came inside the final The Bees had the ini- it back in the home pen- defensive line and South Coast. The Bees quarter of an hour and tiative at the break but alty area. Toney con- forced the home side to London derby ends all square coped with a red card Brentford never looked had been unable to get trolled and had a shot pass from side to side, given to Pontus Jansson like relinquishing their the lead. They had cre- that was blocked but the looking for an opening. Brentford 0 Millwall 0 to win the game with a lead, taking three points ated more chances and ball bounced back to Brentford continued their unbeaten run but were once again forced to settle for Bryan Mbeumo goal. and extending their un- the better ones in a game him. He found Nørgaard AFC Bournemouth: a point as they drew 0-0 with Millwall. The Bees have not lost in seven games That strike came after beaten run to nine. whether both sides had and the next pass was a Begovic; Smith (sub Stacey and are on a run of one defeat in ten but have now drawn five of the last six after Brentford had been re- A mistake from shown their attacking brilliant one that put 61 mins), Cook, Carter- a game of few chances on a sunny but chilly West London afternoon. duced to ten men but Carter-Vickers, failing intent, and threat. Canós Toney back in on goal. Vickers, Rico; Lerma (sub Brentford took control in the later stages of the first half and spent most of sealed a deserved win to to intercept, allowed had an effort early in the The low shot was well Pearson 81 mins), Wilshire the final hour of the contest on the front foot and in Millwall territory. But the go with a 2-1 victory (sub Surridge 76 mins); Toney to get on to a second half, firing wide saved by Begovic but Stanislas, Billing (sub visitors were excellently drilled in defence and limited The Bees. Neither over Bournemouth in Vitaly Janelt pass and from 25 yards, but Mbeumo was lurking to goalkeeper was particularly busy and 0-0 felt like the right result. Brooks 61 mins), Danjuma; December in West Lon- go through one-on-one. Bournemouth were get to the loose ball and Solanke The visitors played with wing backs and got them forward in to attacking don. He raced away and given a massive advan- put it in. Brentford: Raya; Jansson, areas early on. A cross from the right by Danny McNamara was met by Scott The 1-0 win was fully faced Begovic, but the tage 50 minutes in. It was Mbeumo’s Nørgaard, Pinnock; Malone at the back post, but he fired over. Malone got on to a knock down from deserved by The Bees. goalkeeper kept out the Emiliano Marcondes first touch after coming Roerslev (sub Ghoddos 90 Jake Cooper soon after, but Raya was quickly off his line to smother the shot. They had the better of a low shot. Canós cut in- had a low shot uncom- on as a substitute and mins), Fosu (sub Sørensen Murray Wallace also headed wide for Millwall, who were trying to force first half that had an end- 54 mins), Janelt, Jensen side soon after, follow- fortably saved by Brentford were re- (sub Marcondes 74 mins), Brentford in to mistakes while keeping a solid defensive base. Brentford were to-end opening and ing good work by Fosu, Begovic and warded for maintaining mostly patient in possession, looking to get Christian Nørgaard moving in to Canós (sub Goode 54 plenty of chances and his curling shot Brentford’s goal came an attacking threat. mins); Toney, Forss (sub midfield from the centre of their defence. The Bees tried to move the visitors throughout and when looked destined for the from the resulting cor- Bournemouth tried to Mbeumo 74 mins) around and find space for Mathias Jensen or Tariqe Fosu behind the Millwall midfield. They did so on occasion but Brentford’s best openings in the first half came when they won the ball back and attacked quickly. Toney headed wide late on and Millwall could have snatched the win in stoppage time on the break. The ball was worked wide to McNamara by Billy Mbeumo heads the only goal Mitchell and he attacked the box before smashing a ball across the face of goal. Fortunately for The Bees, no Millwall player could get a touch and they took For the second time in Brentford 1 Rotherham United 0 fired across the face of a point. three days, Brentford goal after being played Brentford: Raya; Jansson, Nørgaard, Pinnock; Roerslev (sub Canós 70 mins), Fosu picked up a 1-0 win with Jamal Blackman opened Rotherham up. went close twice more in by Ghoddos. (sub Marcondes 74 mins), Janelt, Jensen (sub Ghoddos 70 mins), Mbeumo; Toney, Bryan Mbeumo scoring spilled. Mbeumo got on Janelt found space to before the break. After Both teams made Forss the only goal. Mbeumo to the loose ball but was spread the play to the a nice spell of posses- Millwall: BiaBkowski; M. Wallace, Pearce, Cooper; McNamara, Woods, Kieftenbeld, changes as the second came off the substitute’s unable to get a shot off. left and Toney wan- sion deep in Rotherham half progressed. For Malone; Evans (sub Mitchell 78 mins); Bennett (sub Bö∂varsson 78 mins), J. Wallace Rotherham’s dered out of the game, territory, Marcondes (sub Burey 90 mins) bench to score the only Rotherham this was the goal as The Bees beat organisation out of pos- heading back towards played a reverse pass introduction of more at- AFC Bournemouth on session enabled them to his own goal, taking inside the penalty area, tacking players, as they Bees draw at home again! Saturday. This time he build confidence and Ihiekwe with him. Canós turned free and chased an equaliser. headed in a Sergi Canós get a foothold in the Canós cut inside got a shot off that Brentford 1 Cardiff City 1 Ihiekwe had a shot saved cross to ensure Brentford game. They won set Harding, a little too eas- Blackman saved low to for the visitors and an Brentford drew for the a winner and had to settle played balls long in to completed a Sky Bet pieces and put ily, and delivered a cross his right. Canós then cut effort from George Hirst sixth time in seven for a point. striker Kieffer Moore Championship double Brentford’s defence that Mbeumo headed in off the left and shot in hit Freddie Ladapo, who games, coming from The Bees will feel and then looked to put over Rotherham United under pressure to de- past Blackman and in to to the side netting. was in an offside posi- behind to secure a 1-1 they did enough to win together attacking pos- and tightened a grip on fend balls in to the pen- the net. The Rotherham Ghoddos won an tion. Brentford gave a draw with Cardiff City. the game, but they could session deep in Brentford third place in the table. alty area. defensive line fell apart aerial battle and the first home debut to Mads The Bees had the better not find the goals to do territory. The Cardiff The goal came after a Michael Smith as Marcondes and time pass from Bidstrup as they rein- of the first half but could so. Cardiff were forced goal came from a pen- start that Rotherham headed a Wes Harding Ghoddos arrived in the Marcondes set Toney forced their midfield and not get their noses in back for long periods but alty after Cardiff won a probably had the better cross wide and when a penalty area with Toney free. He got away from continued to have the front and then fell be- Brentford opened them free kick on the right of, but The Bees de- long free kick dropped nowhere to be seen and MacDonald and fired in better chances. hind when the visitors up and created chances. when Pinnock fouled served the win overall. loose soon after, a shot Mbeumo got behind a low shot that beat Toney had a shot were awarded, and con- Cardiff started with Moore, under pressure The home side had to from Jamie Lindsay Wood and in front of Blackman but cannoned blocked after a quick verted, a penalty. Tariqe attacking intent and went from Tom Sang. Vaulks deal with a lot of battles deflected off Ethan MacDonald, playing in to the post. break had been halted Fosu levelled it up but looking for the first goal delivered the free kick in their own half but won Pinnock and in to the everyone onside, to head The visitors made an and Bidstrup turned well The Bees could not find in the early stages. They and Curtis Nelson most of them and cre- arms of David Raya. in. energetic start to the sec- in the penalty area and headed down, the ball ated the better chances. The shot may have been The visitors could ond half and spent a lot on to Fosu pass before hit the dangling arm of Ivan Toney hit a post going wide before have equalised immedi- of time in Brentford ter- shooting over. MORRIS ROOFING Pinnock and referee and other chances came Pinnock’s touch, but it ately when Chiedozie ritory. Like the early Blackman then made a CONTRACTORS LTD Darren England awarded and went but The Bees could have gone any- Ogbene met a cross from stages of the first half, fine save high to his left Cardiff a penalty. Moore secured the win and ex- where after it hit the Ryan Giles, but he The Bees found it tough to keep out a Marcondes BUILT UP FELT ROOFING SPECIALISTS stroked it to Raya’s left. tended their unbeaten Brentford defender. Ri- headed it straight at to get in to attacking ar- shot. ALL DOMESTIC WORK UNDERTAKEN The equalising goal run to ten games. chard Wood headed Raya, and those two in- eas and had to defend Rotherham threw came in unusual circum- wide when well-placed cidents in quick succes- their penalty area. But A FAST AND The game did not bodies forward in the stances. Fosu picked up start in the most exciting and then fed a free kick, sion, both going they did it well, with EFFICIENT SERVICE dying seconds as they LOCAL a throw-in and turned in fashion. Brentford headed on by Michael Brentford’s way, Raya easily saving an sought an equaliser. FROM AN to space. He let fly with struggled to move the Ihiekwe, on Angus seemed to boost The overhead effort from ESTABLISHED The visitors were not AUTHORITY a speculative shot that ball up the pitch through MacDonald, but his Bees and dent the hosts. Harding and not other- short of effort but failed COMPANY dipped and swerved and midfield and were out- shot flew wide. There was suddenly wise worried. to create a clear cut APPROVED (SINCE 1977) AT bounced through the matched in the aerial Rotherham would more space for Brentford did start to chance. COMPETITIVE PRICES. arms of Smithies and in battle when they went have been happiest with Brentford to play. They take control as the hour Brentford: Raya; Goode, to the net. longer. 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