Editor: Jason Grocock, Clerk to the Council
MARCH 2017 ISSUE 60
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
NORTHAW & NORTHAW & CUFFLEY CUFFLEY CUFFLEY HALL
Joint Resisdents Village Day 8th July. Whist Drive 6th May. Association A.G.M. & The Annual Meeting of see page 7 see page 9 The Parish 2017. see page 17 Fundraising
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7:30 for 8pm
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All playing abilities welcome!
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UPDATE EASTER 2017 - ISSUE 60 CONTENTS page
Chairman’s Report 3-5
Village Day 2017 7
Neighbourhood Watch 8
Cuffley Hall Whist Drive 9
Parish Council Grants 2017 10
Northaw Community Orchard 11
Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association – Fly Tipping 13
SCANGB 15
Joint Residents Association AGM & Annual Parish Meeting 17
Peters Wood Walk 18
The Clerks Update 20-23
The continuing story of the Turnpike Oak 25
News from Cattlegate Farm 26
Local Organisations 30
2 ISSUE 60 Chairman’s Update Report The Local Plan
he Parish Council raises the not opposing all Greenbelt Development The formal responsibility for licensing majority of it’s funding through and is supportive of a number of local the complex rests with the Environment Ta precept within the Council Tax Greenbelt Schemes; however it does Agency but experience suggest that they which is collected by Welwyn Hatfield oppose unsustainable and inappropriate either lack the powers or the will to deal Council from each household in the development. with the problems that have arisen in the Parish. In 2017/2018 the amount we past. The Parish Council has no power are charging through the Council Tax is Maynard Place Parking to take action. £254,100 which is a 30% increase on last year’s precept, or 17% increase If the problems reoccur this year the e have received a significant for a Band D property. The increase is only remedy open to the community is number of complaints about almost all attributable to the costs that the to take an action at common law for car parking arrangements Parish Council estimates will be incurred W nuisance. These types of action have in Maynard Place. The key issues are in opposing the draft Welwyn Hatfield been successful elsewhere but rely deliveries to the Co-op supermarket, Local Plan which will be considered at a on a group of residents taking a group and unlawful parking outside the Co-op. public enquiry later this year. action, perhaps with the support of We have raised the issue with Welwyn lawyers acting on a no win no fee basis. Hatfield Council and we anticipate that a The Welwyn Hatfield draft local plan is It does however require a small group number of improvements will be made. proposing 400 + new houses in Cuffley, of committed residents to take the lead The single yellow lines will be converted mainly in the Greenbelt, and Broxbourne and drive the action forward. The Parish to double yellow lines. The existing bay are also proposing 800+ new houses Council may be able to assist residents car parking will be set at an angle to in the Goffs Oak area. There are no with advice, and possibly financially, increase the useable width of the road proposals for road or rail schemes to but so far no resident group has come when a lorry is making a delivery and mitigate the additional travel problems forward to take this forward. there will be formal disabled spaces. that will arise. The Parish Council is particularly concerned about Welwyn We receive complaints on an ongoing The success of these proposals will Hatfield’s proposals for development basis but we are powerless to act. This ultimately depend on parking enforcement on the greenbelt on Northaw Road year if problem arise and you feel strongly and users not unlawfully parking but opposite the tennis courts. Although the and want to get involved in taking legal we believe it is a better option than the Metropolis scheme for circa 600 houses action then please contact the Parish existing format. has been rejected the front edge of the Council and we will facilitate a meeting site is still scheduled for development of like-minded residents to advise and of circa 150 houses and the concern is assist where we can. that overtime there will be development creep and the full 600 unit scheme will be eventually realised. The Government are now proposing that local plans are formally reviewed on a 5 yearly basis which reinforces our concerns about incremental creep and landowner pressure. Cuffley Odour The issue of the level of proposed development within the area has ver the winter period there has previously been considered at public been less of a problem with meetings and there has been support for Othe Cuffley odour but as spring the Parish Council investing in retaining and summer approaches experience expert advisors to object to the proposals suggests that the problem may arise at a public enquiry. The Parish Council again. At Cattlegate Farm the Composter, has received professional advice that the Anaerobic Digester, and the Lagoon, the current proposals are not in line with will be in operation and the complex will National Planning Policy and that we be running at full capacity for the first have a robust case. The Parish Council is time.
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King George V Playing Fields
he Parish Council manages the playing fields and is considering Thow the existing playground facilities could be improved and updated.
The pictures below show a number of styles of playgrounds that will appeal to different age groups and offer different experiences and challenges. Example 1.
Example 2 - Adventure.
Example 3 - Traditional Equipment.
We would like to hear from residents about their ideas and preferences for any upgrade of the playground at KGV. Please get in contact through our website and let us have your views on what style of playground you would prefer.
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Website Annual meeting AGM of the Northaw & Cuffley Residents of the Parish Association. All residents are welcome to he Parish Council has updated its attend and raise issues of concern with their local councillors. We look forward website and we would welcome e are required by statute to to seeing you there. Tcomment on content and how it hold an Annual Meeting of could be improved. the Parish which this year W Bob Stubbs - Chairman will take place on Friday 28th April at We will be in future be sending out 7.30pm in Cuffley Hall, following the short newsletters on a regular basis to update the community on issues of interest. If you would like to receive newsletters please register with us through the website.
Former Nine-Hole Golf Course At Nyn Park
e have received an enquiry from a Golf Course Historian by the name of Scott MacPherson. He is researching a nine-hole golf course which used to be within the grounds of Nyn Park, Northaw. He has asked if there are Wany residents who may have any records/knowledge regarding layout, scorecards etc. of the course which was active between 1903 to 1930.
If you feel you are able to provide any information, please email Scott at [email protected]
Carol Branigan, Deputy Clerk
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Cuffley We are keen to attract new members. The Society is run by and for the Industrial benefit of its members. The society holds illustrated talks once a month Heritage Society between September and May and has Everyone is welcome to a programme arranged to satisfy a attend our monthly illustrated variety of interests through lectures, talks at Northaw Village Hall, visits and practical recording of nd every 2 Tuesday in the information. month. The objective of the society is to
For members it is free. enable the people of Cuffley and the Follow our activities on For visitors -£4 surrounding areas of South East Membership is only £20/yr Hertfordshire and North London to our website: - for 9 lectures. www.cuffleyindustrialheritage. pursue their interest in England’s com industrial heritage. Although the society is about In pursuing our interests in industrial heritage, we cover broadly the industrial heritage, our remit is very following topics: broad, as shown above. Over the years • Transport, including trains, canals, planes, boats, cycles and horses we have had talks (illustrated with • Manufacturing industries, including products, chemicals, clothes and slides, photos and exhibits) on topics food. as diverse as Mechanical Music, • Utilities, including gas, electricity, nuclear, sewerage and water. Tobacco clay pipe-making, Regents • Local industrial history, including Zeppelins, Roman Baths, wells etc. Canal, Architecture of the London • Trades and crafts, including pottery, pipe-making, millinery, toys, etc Underground, Clocks, Enfield’s • Construction and architecture and service industries. Railways, Pillar Boxes, Japanware, • Telecommunications and astrology/astronomy. and the Much Hadham Forge.
I have started research into the War, as it affected Northaw Parish. Already I have worked through the number and places where bombs fell from records at Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies unit. There are some sources in the Parish Office with recollections from former residents. I have recorded various elements of the London Stop-Line (pill boxes, anti-tank ditches, etc.). Does anybody know anything about the local fire watching group? Were there any A.R.P. shelters, as I remember in Southgate and East Barnet? Was there an anti-aircraft gun in the grounds of Cuffley School?
Pill Box in Home Wood near to Carbone Hill – Photograph from the Editor’s archives. If you lived in the Parish during the War or came in the 1950’s, could you help me? If so then please contact
the Parish Office on 01707 875825. Brian Warren, Our Local Historian.
6 ISSUE 60 Northaw and Cuffley Village Day Saturday 8TH July 2017 - 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
fter the success of Village Day resident or if you don’t have a programme Volunteers are needed on the day to 2016 this year we have moved on the day will be £1.00 per adult. We will help with the information point, running Athe day so that it falls before the be asking the organisations and charities the PA system, helping run the car school holidays to ensure even more if they would like to collect the entry fees parking, setting up and taking down so people can attend. for their funds. if you are interested in getting involved let me know. Already many of last year’s participants We have booked a bigger marquee have signed up to run stalls and events. this year so the tea tent doesn’t get blown Thanks to Potters Bar Film Makers for This year you can have the thrill of the zip down, at the moment we haven’t had a the film and stills. wire, enter your dog in the popular dog response from any of the charities or show, there will be competitions including organisations to ask to run the tea tent Sally Pollitt a talent show and best cake in show and so let us know if you are interested. many stalls and entertainments. Tennis Email for Village Day: club and bowls club are already signed [email protected] or up. Telephone: 01707 88914
Entry will be by programme which will be delivered free to your home if you are a
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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
‘One little e-mail turns Hunter into the hunted’ his was the title of one of be caught out when we are distracted Online Watchlink (OWL) Hunter Davies’ articles in a and busy. TSunday newspaper last year. recent communication from OWL He humorously described a business As in Hunter’s case, the bogus e-mail reported that they have a new morning at home when he was called by encourages you to visit a bogus website- booklet called ‘The Little Book of Barclaycard wishing him to check multiple usually by claiming the need to ‘verify’ A Cyber Scams’. This can be found at: usage of his card. A fraught conversation or ‘update’ your details or ‘reactivate’ an www.herts.police.uk/protectyourbusiness ensued ending in Hunter hanging up. He account. Sometimes the phishers e-mail was annoyed and well aware that the encourages you to fill in an attached form This booklet has been developed for caller my not be genuine. and send it back. It can appear to come business people and their customers in from any well-known brand, a reputable addition to ‘The Little book of Big Scams’, company such as a bank, utility or On reflection, an hour or so later he aimed at alerting and protecting resident building society or a major retailer. decided to call Barclaycard back using a to a wide range of common scams. This different phone and finding the number on can be found at: a Barclaycard statement. It transpired that www.herts.police.uk/protectyourmoney the call had been genuine and that there and follow the useful links. had been fraudulent activity amounting to £2,000 on Hunter’s Barclaycard. Hunter You can join OWL by going to got his money back but nobody knew how www.owl.co.uk the fraudsters had obtained the details to enable them to use the credit card. Reporting Crime Later, Hunter remembered a strange e-mail that he had received earlier which Hunter Davies at his computer. f you see anything suspicious, report appeared to come from Apple. The e-mail it immediately using the following said that his ID had to be changed in You should never send credit card Inumbers: 48 hours or he would lose it. He logged information, account passwords or onto the site they had sent him and extensive personal details, such as • 999 for real emergencies answered a few personal questions that name, address, date of birth or national were puzzling. He then forgot about it, insurance number in an e-mail • 101 for non-urgent reports thinking he had exited the site in time. He evidently had not. Hunter had in fact If you think you may have visited a • Hatfield Police Station on 01707 354000 received a ‘phishing’ e-mail which asks phishing site, contact your bank and the you for personal details under the pretext retailer immediately to explain what has • If you would like to speak directly to your of dire things happening. Hunter is very happened. Also, report it to Action Fraud on PCSO Ben Arnold, phone 01707 354192 savvy so it goes to show how we can all 0300 123 2040 or www.actionfraud.police.uk
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Fundraising
WHIST DRIVE
Saturday 6th May 2017
7:30 for 8pm
Tickets £12 Light supper included
All playing abilities welcome!
Maynard Place, Cuffley, EN6 4JA 01707 875389 cuffleyhall.co.uk
All proceeds to Cuffley Hall funds (Registered Charity No. 213603)
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th nd Thursday 27 April Thursday 22 June
Luton Hoo Walled Garden: Joys of Growing a ‘Bute-iful’ History Organic Vegetables
with Tony Evers with Brian Carline
th Thursday 18 May
Growing from Seed and Early Bulbs
with George Lockwood
7:30 for 8pm at Cuffley Hall Refreshments, Raffle & Plant Sales Admission Free for members (only £1 for visitors) Full details on our website cuffleyhortsoc.org.uk or call (01707) 875742 Parish Council Grants Northaw & Cuffley Pc Grants to Local Voluntary Organisations for 2017
e are pleased to budget of approximately £25,000= is announce that, as available for the financial year 2017-18. Win the 2016, we are again inviting local voluntary The Grant Awarding Policy, Rules, & organisations to apply for Procedures are available from the Parish a Grant from the Parish Council Office, or by downloading on Council. Grants will Website: www.northawcuffleypc.org.uk be for a minimum of £250= and a We will be holding a drop-in workshop maximum of in Cuffley Hall Meeting Room from 7-00 £5,000=. p.m. to 9-00 p.m. on Friday 5th May A total for all those who may be interested in applying for a Grant. The deadline for applications, by post or E-mail for the attention of the Parish Clerk, is Monday 5th June 2017. Please note that my new Corporate E-mail address is: parish. [email protected]
10 ISSUE 60 www.northaworchard.com
The Community he Community Orchard Orchard is a public is a green Marquee space in and Wonderful yurt We have awillow 4m x Comments from the heartpublic of Northaw green space for allin thein theheart parish 4m to marquee enjoy. andWhen a yurt the which orchard can started be we planted 170 willow cuttings in a very We aim to provide opportunities for education, of Northaw for all in the parish to hired for suitablewet events. patch in one of the fields.Northaw Astonishingly and they Cuffleyall grew! This year, conservation and healthy living. on a cold January day, we harvested the rods with the help of Mel Tenjoy. We aim to provide opportunities volunteers from Hertfordshire Basketry and a month later we created a living For a small donation for education, conservation and Befriend a Tree willow arbour. Mel has kindly donated yet more willow for a local healthy living. you can befriendartist your to very create own a tree. sculpture In around‘a haven the arbourfor wildlife and and a ‘fedge’ the soul’ (a cross return, you will receivebetween a acertificate hedge and and a fence) alongside the apiary. be able to sample fruits from your tree ‘We are local Northaw residents and each year. we are delighted that the Community Orchard continues to develop and offer Wonderful willow interesting and instructive events’ ‘Thanks to the hard work of community When the orchard started we planted volunteers we are witnessing an area 170 willow cuttings in a very wet patch of unloved bramble-scrub gradually in one of the fields. Astonishingly they evolving into something of an oasis on Fantastic frosty scene in the orchard. all grew! This year, on a cold January Fantastic frosty scene in the orchard our doorstep‘ day, we harvested the rods with the Winter fun help of Mel from Hertfordshire Basketry Winter fun ‘a lovely project to work on as its out It’s been a busy time in the orchard since andChristmas. a month later we created a living Braving the rain, a group of hardy souls attended our in the open air and you see the results It’s been a busy time in the orchard willow arbour. Mel has kindly donated yet I wonder who’s in charge here? Wassail in January – a traditional blessing involving of your efforts quite quickly. And a great since Christmas. Braving the rain, a group more willow for a local artist to create a parading round the field, making noise and dunking Comments from Northawbunch and of Cuffley volunteers volunteers to work with‘ toastof hardy in cider… souls attendedVolunteers our have Wassail helped in harvestsculpture willow around the arbour and a ‘fedge’ andJanuary we have– a traditional made a blessingstart opening involving up the (aarea cross along between ‘a a haven hedge for and wildlife a fence) and the soul’ If you would like some gentle exercise the ditch to let light in and improve biodiversityalongside there the apiary. parading round the field, making noise ‘We are local Northaw residentsin the and fresh we are air, delighted we hold that regular the Community work with the help of a group from Tesco. We also carried Orchard continues to develop and offer interesting and instructive events’ and dunking toast in cider… Volunteers parties to maintain and improve the outhave formative helped winterharvest pruning willow of and the weapples and pears and this year we may even have some fruit on them. ‘Thanks to the hard work ofsite community for both volunteers residents we and are wildlife witnessing (see an have made a start opening up the area area of unloved bramble-scrub gradually evolving into something of an oasis website for details or contact us) along the ditch to let light in and improve on our doorstep‘ Volunteers from Tesco head office on a team building day biodiversity there with the help of a group ‘a lovely project to work on as its out in the open air and you see the results Work parties Saturday 15 April of your efforts quite quickly. And a great bunch of volunteers to work with‘ from Tesco. We also carried out formative and Friday 12 May 10am-1pm winter pruning of the apples and pears If you would like some gentle exercise in the fresh air, we hold and this year we may even have some regular work parties to maintainMidsummer and Picnicimprove the site for both fruit on them. residents and wildlife (see websiteSaturday for18 detailsJune or contact us) Work parties Saturday 15 April and Friday 12 May 10am-1pm I wonderMidsummer who’s in charge Picnic here? SaturdayPhotography 18 June Competition Photography Competitionfor forall agesall ages and and abilities abilities
Marquee and yurt We have a 4m x 4m marquee and a yurt Find the Orchard between No.Find 49 and the 47 Orchard Northaw betweenRoad West No. (access 49 which can be hired for suitable events. road to the Scouts) or Church Laneand (by47 Northawthe bungalows) Road West (access road
Befriend a Tree For a small donation you can befriend your Contact us Ring the Parish Councilto the office Scouts) on 01707 or Church 875825 Lane and someone(by the will return your call or visit our website www.northaworchard.com and send very own tree. In return, you will receive a certificate and be bungalows) Contact us Ring the Parish able to sample fruits from your tree each year. us a message ______Council office on 01707 875825 and someone will return your call or visit our
Volunteers from Tesco head office website www.northaworchard.com and on a team building day. www.northaworchard.com Willow harvesting. send us a message.
WWW.NORTHAWORCHARD.COM
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If you are interested in joining Did you know that there are strict rules regarding when you must have your bin out, we meet on Monday afternoons and when you must take it in? from 1.30 – 4.30 pm and on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 – 10.00pm.
You must not present your bins any earlier than 5pm the night before your collection day, and MUST return them to your property Phone Sylvia for details
by midday on the day following collection. on 01992-639386.
Caring for our heritage
PLANNED MEETINGS DURING THE REST OF 2017
FULL COUNCIL MEETINGS
(All Meeting in Cuffley Small Hall from 7-30 p.m. except July.)
Thursday 23rd March
Thursday 18th May Annual Meeting of the Parish Council.
Tuesday 18th July To be held in Northaw Village Hall 7-30 p.m. start. By joining FROST you can help keep this beautiful church,
Thursday 14th September its exceptional murals and stained glass windows,
Thursday 23rd November In good condition for future generations.
POLICY & RESOURCES COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP (All Meetings in the Council Office from 4-00 p.m.) Life: £250= or £300= (joint) Annual: £12= or £20= (joint) Tuesday 9th May
Tuesday 11th July If you would like an application for or to find out more, th Tuesday 5 September Please email [email protected]
th Tuesday 14 November Or call Clive on 07544-132895
Or visit www.norcuff.com/friends Jason Grocock - Clerk to the Council.
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NORTHAW AND CUFFLEY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION www.ncragb.uk
REPORTING FLY TIPPING
LITTER AND FLY TIPPING Litter and ßy-tipping is environmental vandalism Ð itÕs unpleasant, unnecessary and unacceptable. Financial pressure on Welwyn HatÞeld Borough Council has resulted in the free green waste service to be changed to a subscription service. This may mean that some people will dump their waste illegally. Nationally ßy-tipping is on the rise again, with the number of incidents up for the third year in a row. Councils across England reported 936,090 cases of ßy-tipping in 2015/2016, up 4% on the previous year. Clearing up the ßy-tipped rubbish cost councils £49.8m. £50,000 and / or a prison sentence together with new powers to issue £400 on the spot Þxed penalty notices and 98% of ßy-tipping prosecutions resulting in a conviction are a clear warning to anyone involved in waste crime. FIGHT ILLEGAL WASTE DUMPING If you witness ßy tipping call 999 giving as much detail as possible - Do not put yourself at risk by approaching the ßy-tippers. If you discover ßy-tipped waste - call WelHat Council on 01707 357000 or report it on www.welhat.gov.uk/reportit or use the website FixMyStreet.com who will forward your complain to the correct department. If you pay someone to remove your waste they must be able to show their Waste CarrierÕs Licence. Take the number and ask where the waste will go. Only use a registered company. You can check if a company is registered with the Environment Agency by phoning 03708 506 506 or online at www.environment-agency.gov.uk
REPORTING FLY TIPPING www.ncragb.uk NCRA GUIDE FOR RESIDENTS
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UPDATE MARCH 2017
Foot Health Clinic The Friends of For foot healthcare and comfort Northaw Great Wood
When: Wednesdays and Fridays Where: The Cuffley Clinic Got time to spare? 5 Maynard Place, Cuffley Happy to work outdoors? Trying to keep fit? • Nail cutting service Interested in wildlife? • Full foot health service Would you like to help us?
(For treatment of corns, callus, Why not get involved with our conservation work? Our activities fungal toenails, cracked heels, include coppicing, scrub clearance, path and glade management, wildlife surveys and arranging walks. Work parties are held every verrucae and ingrowing nails) Friday and on the 1st Sunday of the month, from 9.30am to 12.30pm. Meet in the Car Park - wear old clothes and sturdy boots. Bring some refreshments and gardening gloves (but can be provided). Call 01707 875400 or 07879447644 For more information, visit our website at: Mrs Geraldine Croker www.fongw.org.uk S.A.C. Dip FHPT S.A.C. Dip FHPP MBSR MIFR Or contact Liz Hart, Membership Secretary on 07776 025393 Foot Health Practitioner [email protected] We would love to see you!
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S C A N G B U P D A T E
IT’S ALL ON OUR WEBSITE, AND MORE - WWW.SCANGB.CO.UK IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP AND RECEIVE OUR FREE EMAIL UPDATES JUST DROP US A NOTE AT - [email protected]
As you probably all know by now the application for the Metropolis site has been rejected by Welwyn & HatÞeld BC. Of course, its good news not just because of the Þnal decision but the planning report was highly critical of the technical merits of the application which will stand us in good stead should the developer wish to appeal. At the time of writing there is no indication that an appeal will be forthcoming but the applicant has 6 months from the date of decision to lodge one - this takes us to the beginning of July, so a few months to go yet. The planning meeting was well attended by many residents who witnessed, on the whole, a good standard of representation from committee members and other council officials. On the plus side a couple of councillors were very vocal in their opposition to the proposal and did a good job of appreciating and articulating the concerns of residents. On the negative side, there was a highways expert from Herts CC who claimed that (if the development was to go ahead) the introduction of a large roundabout at the entrance to the estate would improve traffic flow through Cuffley. We think he was the only person in the room who believed this. Apparently the computer model they use to simulate the effect of traffic growth and flows determined that a new roundabout in Northaw Road East will ease traffic congestion in the village and help to absorb growth. Maybe we have the reason why roads in Hertfordshire are getting worse...... We would also like to thank Cllr. Bernard Sarson who spoke on our behalf and has, since he was first elected to be our councillor given us as much support as possible. We will continue to need this support as the focus now turns to the Local Plan which promises to bring as much and potentially vastly more development to Cuffley than the Metropolis site would have. Having said that, the Local Plan is not a done deal and what we saw at the Planning meeting suggests that there is a small contingent of councillors who understand our concerns and are willing to give us the support we need. This together with your active involvement, the efforts of the Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association and Parish Council suggest we do have more than a fighting chance to adopt a plan that will contribute to the councils housing targets without overwhelming the infrastructure in our village. The whole Metropolis process has demonstrated that residents are fair, reasonable and proactive but when you try and take advantage of this then don’t expect an easy ride. Long may that continue!! We will update you on the Local Plan as soon as we know something but since the end of last year its gone very quiet. Maybe it’s the calm before the storm or a period of reflection but one things for sure - the fight is far from over…….
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What’s On at Cuffley Hall- Spring/Summer 2017
April 2017
Thu 6th Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association Fri 7th Fashion Show in aid of The Nightingale Cancer Support Centre Tue 11th Cuffley Floral Art Club: ‘Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend’ Wed 19th Cuffley Homemakers: ‘Ghosts of the Tower of London’ Sat 22nd Cuffley Players Coffee Morning For full details Thu 27th Cuffley Horticultural Society: ‘Luton Hoo Walled Garden’ of all these events, Fri 28th Joint Residents Association AGM & Annual Parish Meeting plus regular May 2017
th weekly activities, Thu 4 Local Government Elections Thu 4th Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association and information on Sat 6th Cuffley Hall Fundraising Whist Drive Tue 9th Cuffley Floral Art Club: ‘New Beginnings’ by Lisa Howarth local clubs & societies Wed 17th Cuffley Homemakers: The Dick and Dave Audio Visual Show based at the Hall, Thu 18th Northaw & Cuffley Parish Council Meeting Thu 18th Cuffley Horticultural Society: ‘Growing From Seed and Early Bulbs’ please call Fri 26th Cuffley Operatic Society: Murder Mystery Evening 01707 875389 June 2017 or visit our website Thu 1st Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association Sat 10th Cuffley Players Coffee Morning cuffleyhall.co.uk Tue 13th Cuffley Floral Art Club: ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ by Theresa Rodrigues Wed 21st Cuffley Homemakers: ‘Holtwhites Artisan Bakery – How It All Started’ Thu 22nd Cuffley Horticultural Society: ‘Joys of Growing Organic Vegetables’ Thu 29th - Sat 1st July Greenwood Players: ‘A Woman of No Importance’ We need foster carers If you have a spare bedroom and the passion to make a difference, then we want to hear from you.
Please call us on 0800 Hertfordshire County Council 917 0925 www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/makewish www.facebook.com/hertfordshirefostering @HCCFosterAdopt
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NORTHAW & CUFFLEY JOINT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION A.G.M. & THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PARISH 2017
NCRA & NCPC JOINT MEETING 2017
Northaw & Cuffley Residents Association AGM Cuffley Planning | Proposed Developments Hall SCANGB | Update Friday Composter | What’s Next April 28th Welwyn & HatÞeldÕs Local Plan | The Latest News 7:30pm The Parish CouncilÕs | Neighbourhood Plan Start The Parish CouncilÕs | End Of Term Report The Parish CouncilÕs | Grants To Local Organisations Doors The Village Day 2017 Open Licensed Bar 7:00pm Complementary Bar Snacks
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Gardening
Adults and teenagers! Do You
Can you play a musical instrument? NEED a strong pair of hands for those gardening jobs? Trumpet, horn, trombone, low brass, clarinet, NEED your vegetable garden dug? saxophone and flute players all welcome! NEED your grass cutting? Grade 3 or equivalent and above. NEED logs moving/splitting? Also drummers and percussionists.
Senior Band core age 12 to 50! Please ring Paul Curson 01707 875622 Training Band Aged 9 to 15 – grade 2 or above £7 per hour Meet in Potters Bar on Monday evenings. Call Terry -01707 650209
www.hertfordshire-showband.org
Peters Wood Walks The next walk in Peters Wood, Cuffley, is planned for
Wednesday 5th July 2017 Flower Arranging Demonstrations
Come and see colourful flowers transformed This is an evening walk and so into stunning arrangements.
the start time for this walk is 7-00 pm We are a flourishing, friendly club meeting See some of the walkers last year are shown below. on 2nd Tuesday in the month at Please note that only 10 residents are invited to join each walk, and must stay in one group with the Walk Cuffley Hall, Maynard Place. Leader. If you are interested in joining the walk, please Demonstrations at 8pm, doors open 7pm. make your application to the Clerk to the Council, at In addition we have a garden meeting, 7 Maynard Place, Cuffley, EN6 4JA, or E-mail Social and an Outing during the year, [email protected] Further information please call or you can call (01707) 875825 Mrs Jackie Robinson 020 8441 3663 We need to know your name, address, and contact phone number. Our future events are:
May 9th - Lisa Howarth. "New Beginnings" June 13th – Theresa Rodrigues – ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ 11th July - Barbara Collins 'Summer Gardens' 8th August - Garden Party
18 ISSUE 60 In Memory Of John David Youell 1942 – 2017
ohn was born in Tottenham and was a Spurs supporter. He was Jinterested in steam trains, cycling, and birdwatching. He worked in the insurance industry, working for a while in the Cambridge area, then in 1975, upon his return to work full time in London, he moved to Cuffley.
He took an interest in industrial heritage, especially anything to do with the railways and for light relief, helped out the Cuffley Players, in a non-acting capacity. He also helped the Parish Council by distributing UPDATE, and putting up posters advertising local He loved trains, especially steam In the past year John had suffered events. trains and after his retirement he enjoyed from various health problems, and his travelling all over the country to Carlisle, neighbours kindly rallied round and He belonged to the North Road Cycle York, Weymouth and Wales, to name but helped chauffeur him about. His family Club, and enjoyed their rides around the a few of his destinations, where he often would like to thank them all for keeping local countryside, stopping for breakfast visited local museums and sites of special an eye on him over the years. before returning home, and in more interest. John’s favourite music was jazz recent years acting as a marshal whilst and he often travelled to Bishop Stortford others competed. to enjoy live jazz. Children’s Quiz Why is this diesel engine travelling through Cuffley Station on the wrong track?
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19 UPDATE MARCH 2017 Clerks Update in Pictures Recent Events, Works And Projects
New Disabled Ramp at Cuffley Station. WelHat to improve access through Maynard Place–Herringbone Parking Plan.
Councillors plan to commemorate 125 years of our Parish Council in 2019. Above the PC Centenary China collection.
Craftsman recruited to renovate our Best Kept Village Sign on Northaw Village Green. It may be along job though!
Your Clerk continues to press the Post Office for news on the return of a Post Office to Cuffley, but in spike of promised responses – there is still no news! 37 Crown Post Offices to close in other locations, including Hoddesdon.
(Many franchises are closing throughout the Country with the loss of some 300 jobs! Dave Ward, General Secretary of the Communication Workers Union, said: “the latest round of closures is further evidence that the Post Office is in crisis")
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Council’s Annual New Year Community
21 UPDATE MARCH 2017
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e ts o tor oris hits o e ood Northaw illage Centre and arious other lo ations in the Parish
Northaw e orial Cleaned –a host o golden da odils he un hanges hands re ur ish ent now in hand – to reo en as a restaurant.
New and ra ted seat installed on Northaw reen to re la e the old seat whi h had seen etter days nd yes the oss needs learing ro the ase
Security measure in hand at KGV Playing Fields to prevent access by motorbikes, 4 X 4’s, and Quad Bikes.
PC rant to Northaw Cu ley owling Clu ena les a new se urity en e to e ere ted to rote t the reen.
23 UPDATE MARCH 2017 The William Leefe Robinson Commemoration Committee
he Committee, who last Communities and Local Government, September put on the wonderful was a dignified tribute, additionally it Tcommemorations for the 100th was important that the events of 3rd anniversary of the shooting down of September 1916 should be separately ‘The Cuffley Airship’ by Lt William Leefe recorded. In Cuffley Library an illuminated Robinson VC, have now completed their showcase with memorabilia from our tasks by fitting story plaques on the new WW1 exhibition is now on display memorial in our Millennium Gardens. It together with a painting by Historian Ray was felt that whilst the commemorative Rimell illustrating the shooting down of stone, supplied by Department of the Airship.
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24 ISSUE 60 The Turnpike Oak In Coopers Lane, Northaw
16/9/14 The hedge had grown a great deal 7/3/17 As the result of two large branches falling off, other dangerous since my first photographs. branches were removed back to healthy surfaces as shown above.
ince my article in the December of them to erect, or cause to be erected, of the gates at Little Heath and Northaw 2016 issue of UPDATE, I have a Gate or Turnpike, in, upon, or cross on the North Road through Hatfield. Sresearched several county maps the lane called Cooper’s Lane, and also at the Hertfordshire Archives and Local a Gate or Gates, Turnpike or Turnpikes, When the Little Heath gate was moved Studies unit at Hertford and only found in or upon any Passages or Ways leading to Potters Bar on the construction of the one mention of Turnpike. into a place called the Hooke, in the present Hatfield Road: 1802 – 1804, the Parish of North Haw”. states of the subsidiary gate changed. It It was the late Dr. Arnold Lynch who was no longer the specially authorised resolved the problem of the Turnpike Gate In another clause the inhabitants of gate across Coopers Lane; it became a in Coopers Lane by drawing attention to Northaw were exempted from paying tolls normal side gate such as the Trust could the Act of Parliament which established in Coopers Lane or the Hook. There is place across any side road entering the the Galley Corner Turnpike Trust in 1730 no record that the Trust ever placed a main road. The Northaw inhabitants then (3 Geo II. a10) gate across Hook Lane. The gate across had to pay if they used the road (The Coopers Lane was certainly operated, Causeway) into Potters Bar. “That it shall and may be lawful to and and when the auction of the tolls was for the said Trustees or any five or more advertised they were described as those Brian Warren, Local Historian
25 UPDATE MARCH 2017 News from Cattlegate Farm Composter & Digester
ebruary seems to have been a corporate citizen and plans to offer free Site Manager, explain the process, and good month with no issues raised, compost for those in Cuffley that would hence it is hoped, more fully understand Feven though the new season’s like it. When this is organised we will and appreciate the processes to turn local operations have begun. Residents will be advertise it on the Parish Council Website waste streams into products for further pleased to learn that two new initiatives (www.northawcuffleypc.org.uk) and send uses. are being trialled to improve the process a message to those who have subscribed and reduce the smell:- via the website to receive our Update Cattlegate Farm would like to thank E-mails. Roy Lawford for taking the time to A new natural additive that increases organise the visit for Members and he will compost activity quicker, so temperatures Anaerobic Digestion: be in touch with another party group, as are achieved quicker, which enables the Society does have a very significant more composting action with the more following. Hopefully they will enjoy adding ocal “out of specification” food unpredictable materials at the stat of the their compost to the clay soils of Cuffley from schools, pubs and eating season. and see the benefits! Gardeners were establishments continues to be L asked for their input regarding plants received, most feedstock travelling less Change in basket size in the shredder on the Compost Bund, and where it has than 8 miles to find its end of use treatment to a smaller particle size to let the carbon/ been necessary to plant some plants facility. Finally, the rupture around the nitrogen ratio act more evenly from the to capture optimum planting season for top of the lagoon and ducting pipework start of the processing procedure. root ball trees, more vegetation will be has been sealed, and the equipment added in the coming months, so their will soon be commissioned to vent any suggestions are welcomed. Compost update: gas back to the main plant facility to be used in power generation. Monitoring Adrian Williams comments, “I forgot lthough February is not a busy of the lagoon perimeter will continue to to mention in Januarys update, a note month, the facility has experienced make sure no future issues arise. The of thanks to the Cuffley Residents Alarge volumes of Green Waste on Environment Agency has accepted the Association for the positive comments the compost site compared to last year. geotechnical report, confirming that they on the AD facility in the Potters Bar times, “Storm Doris” inflicted her wrath on fragile are happy the structural repairs, and have being a local facility for treatment of food trees & plants which needed clearing removed the notice administered served waste, thank you! We have planted over and Councils seem to be adjusting to s in November 2016. abnormal warm spells of winters to do 200 hundred trees and bushes around maintenance in parks and community the compost site as phase 2 of the visual areas, rather than sticking to strict date General: suppression. The majority are laurel lines when maintenance starts. The which we wanted to plant are root ball facility has in effect processed over twice attlegate Farm were pleased to and needed to go in the ground by the as much green material compared to the welcome so many people from first half of March which was achieved, same period in 2016, which has enabled Cthe Cuffley Horticultural Society even in some compromising weather the trials on some of the improvements on on 3rd February, when they took time conditions”. site whilst things are still relatively quiet. out to walk around the compost site and More improvements will be undertaken listen to James, the Manager, explain It is hoped that this report has given a in the coming month and hopefully these the process and see the pathway from good insight of activities for February, and will prove as beneficial. green material in, to a growing medium now, hopefully with the harsh weather in quality compost out. The Society behind us, Cattlegate Farm will try to get Adrian Williams would also like to Members also viewed the Anaerobic some school trip planned before it is busy continue his efforts at being a good Digestion Facility, and listened to Ron, the around the farm, and on the recycling projects.
This News Item was prepared by the Editor based entirely on information and comments provided by Cattlegate Farm. I would be pleased to hear if readers would like to have similar reports on the Composter and Digester in future issues of Update, & published on our Website.
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Cuffley Friends of Cancer Research Update from Cuffley Friends of Cancer Research UK
uffley Friends of Cancer Research Another evening with Peter and Hall and tables may be booked from UK held their Annual Quiz Night Christine Padwick on Saturday 10th June Maureen Chandler on 01707 874108. Con Saturday 11th February in the in the Northaw Village Hall. Cuffley Village Hall when 150 friends and CANCER RESEARCH ANNUAL supporters came to enjoy an evening of This time his Theme will be “A Century LADIES LUNCHEON will be on Thursday enjoyment and to test their knowledge of Ordinary People and Ordinary Songs” 21st September in the Cuffley Village Hall skills again. An excellent half-time cold which will be an evening of Light Hearted and there will be an illustrated talk on the Finger-Buffet was provided by Irene Musical Entertainment. A hot supper will Life of Agatha Christie so book the date Walker and enjoyed by all present. There be included and you can bring your own now. Tickets from 01707 873355 were 14 beautiful Raffle prizes and all drinks and glasses. present were very generous in buying Best wishes and many thanks to all tickets for this. Tickets will be £10.00 and may be our friends and supporters. ordered either as a table of 8 or as many It was a very successful evening and as you want. Box Office 01707 873355. well over £1200.00 was raised for this very worthwhile Cancer Research. The Strawberry Cream Tea Bridge Drive Committee and their helpers would like will be on Thursday 6th July at Northaw to thank all those who supported our Village Hall and tables may be booked event and helped to make it a social and from Maureen Chandler on 01707 financial success. 874108.
Future Events being organised to raise Autumn Bridge Drive will be on more money for Cancer Research UK. Thursday 12th October at Northaw Village
27 UPDATE MARCH 2017
Northaw Village Hall is situated between Potters Bar and Cuffley in the village of Northaw. The Hall can be found approximately mid-way between St Thomas a Becket Church and the junction of Church Lane with Northaw Road West. The Hall has its own car park.
Our Hall caters for a wide variety of clubs, institutes and classes, as well as being used for local polling during elections. Apart from the normal main hall entrance, Northaw Village Hall also has an additional front elevation entrance that has been specifically designed and installed to enable wheelchair access. There are also toilet facilities inside the Hall that are friendly for the elderly as well as those with physical disabilities.
We have the ability to comfortably seat 120 (100 if sat at tables). There are also a couple of anti-rooms leading off from the main hall and stage areas that can be used as a cloak-room or food/drink serving area. There is an ample sized kitchen for food preparation that also has a serving hatch.
Our regular hirers who run various classes and events that might be of interest are as follows:
Mondays 9:30am - 11:00am Yoga Class with Sally Norfolk 2:30pm - 5:30pm Exercise Class with Lynette 7:30pm - 9:30pm Wing Chung Martial Arts with Peter Foreman Tuesdays 10:30pm - 1:30pm Exercise Class with Lynette 4:00pm - 5:30pm Exercise Class with Lynette 7:00pm - 10:00pm Women’s Institute (1st Tuesday in month) 7:00pm - 10:00pm Cuffley Industrial Heritage Society (2nd Tuesday in month) Wednesdays 9:15am - 10:15am Yoga Class with Marina Coleman 11:00am - 12:00pm Laugh and Learn with Nina Plummer 7:00pm - 8:00pm Pilates with Divina Gutteridge Thursdays 9:30am - 10:30am Zumba Class with Judy Martell 8:00pm - 9:30pm Tai Chi Class with Bob Fermor
Northaw Village Hall is a completely self-sufficient, charitable organisation that is run by a dedicated team of volunteers. If you are interested in joining the committee of trustees to help run and maintain this valuable local resource then please contact us; we would love to hear from you!
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28 ISSUE 60 Did You Know? There are big changes to the Driving Test this year!
he practical driving test is set • asking one of the two vehicle safety Finally, there are also plans to allow to change this year with a raft questions while the candidates are learners onto motorways – something Tof revisions that will have a big driving - such as asking them to enable identified as being required for many impact! According to the Driver and the rear-heated window, so that multi- years now. Jason Grocock – Editor Vehicle Standards Agency, the changes tasking skills can be judged. will include:
• increasing the test’s ‘independent driving’ section from 10 to 20 minutes, in order that examiners can judge driving ability more accurately in real world driving conditions!
• asking the test candidate to follow the Sat Nav’s directions during the ‘independent driving’ section to make the test more ‘modern’!
• replacing the ‘reverse around a corner’ and ‘turn in the road’ with manoeuvres such as driving into, and reversing out of a parking bay to create more ‘real-life scenarios’ for examiners to assess ability!
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29 UPDATE MARCH 2017 Northaw & Cuffley Parish Local Organisations and Societies BROWNIES Cuffley Care at Home Cuffley & District RSPCA – Potters Bar Froebel Family Support Service: Wednesday Afternoon 07872 902710 Group (CVS) 1st Cuffley Liz Ruane Club Tents, Tunnels, Toys for Amanda Hollis Youth & Community Mr John White Northaw & Cuffley Lawn Toddlers, Tea and help for 01992 633701 Centre, Station Road, 01707 875589 Tennis Club Mums/Carers Cuffley, EN6 4EY Ms Louise Ward 01707 875016 2nd Cuffley 01707 876197 Cuffley & Northaw Sports 07773 798584 or 01707 870009 Mrs Rebecca Watt Cuffley FloralArt Club & Social Club 01707 872061 Mrs Jackie Robinson Mr. Kevin Borley 0208 441 3663 01707 875273 Northaw Women’s Institute Cuffley Industrial Heritage Cuffley Operatic Society Mrs C Summerhayes Northaw & Cuffley Parish GUIDES Society Mrs A Rule 01707 874443 Council Offices Mr Don Munns 01707 888415 7 Maynard Place Mrs Alison Woodman 01707 873680 Northaw Village Hall Cuffley 01992 632174 Cuffley Players Bookings: contact Hertfordshire Cuffley Football Club Mrs Fran Taylor Mrs Charlotte Jeffery EN6 4JA Secretary for Seniors 01707 872229 07789 558928 Tel: 01707 875825 SCOUTS Mr Brian Gruenewald 01992 425750 Country Dancing Email contacts: 1st Cuffley Scout Group Mrs A Wilkins SCHOOLS, PRE Council Clerk-J Grocock Beavers, Cubs Cuffley Football Club 01707 875313 SCHOOLS & parish.clerk@ & Scouts Secretary for Juniors, northawcuffleypc.org.uk GSL Maureen Ward Youths, general enquiries Friends of Northaw NURSERIES 01707 873519 Mrs. Debbie Borley Great Wood or 01707 875273 Secretary – Liz Hart Cuffley School 1st Northaw Scout Group 0208 366 2703 Theobalds Road Deputy Clerk - C Branigan Beavers, Cubs & Scouts Cuffley Friends of Cancer [email protected] Cuffley. EN6 4HN deputy.clerk@ GSL Toni Marsh Research UK 01707 888100 northawcuffleypc.org.uk 01707 642780 Pat Lovatt Friends of St Thomas’s, 01707 873060 Northaw Northaw CE Primary Visit our Web Site Clive Johnson School www.northawcuffleypc. Cuffley Hall Tea Dances 07544132895 Vineyards Road org.uk CHURCHES Mr. G. Sexton [email protected] Northaw 01707 874577 www.norcuff.com EN6 4PB Our offices are open:- Church of England 01707 652869 Tues – Fri, 11.30am – St Thomas á Becket & Cuffley Hall Kidston Institute 2.30pm St Andrew The Manager [email protected] Cuffley Pre-School APPOINTMENTS ARE Church Office Maynard Place Play Group AVAILABLE OUTSIDE St Andrew’s Church, Cuffley EN6 4JA Local RSPB Group 07508 707155 THESE TIMES BY PRIOR Cuffley 01707 875389 Bruce Bennett ARRANGEMENT. 01707 872677 01707 876850 Four Corners Pre School CLOSED:- MONDAYS Cuffley Homemakers 07947 438232 & BANK HOLIDAY Life Church Cuffley Mrs. Jill Beale Neighbourhood Watch WEEKENDS King James Avenue 01707 875079 Elizabeth Stredwick Northaw Pre-School Cuffley 01707 880967 Squiggles The last Saturday of 01707 876060 Cuffley Hall Short Mat Nikki: 07885 426220 each month, 9am – 10am Bowls Northaw Transition Danielle: 07545 908201 (excluding Aug. & Dec.) a St Martin de Porres Mr Michael West Angelina Khan Borough Councillor holds Catholic Church 01707 888587 01707 655059 Musical Teapots a surgery in the Council Church Close www.northawtti.webs.com Contact Mandy Offices. Cuffley Cuffley Horticultural 07800 818444 01707 873308 Society Homewood Volunteers Update is designed and Mr Roy Papworth Group Cuffley Community Centre published by Northaw & 01707 874357 Brian Russell Pre-School Cuffley Parish Council LOCAL 01707 875699 07806 331187 Cuffley Karate Club Editor: Jason Grocock. ORGANISATIONS Mr. Allan Chaston Northaw & Cuffley Sparklers parish.clerk@ 01707 874389 Residents Association For babies & toddlers northawcuffleypc.org.uk Cuffley Art Society Andrea Allgood aged 0-4 yrs. with parent Mrs. Marian Handford Cuffley & Northaw Youth 01707 872856 or carer Advertising & Copy: 01707 874232 & Community Centre Tuesday afternoons at Carol Branigan The Manager Cuffley Life Church deputy.clerk@ Cuffley Badminton Station Road Northaw & Cuffley 01707 876772 northawcuffleypc.org.uk (Tuesdays 8.30 – Cuffley EN6 4EY Bowling Club 10.30pm) 01707 872642 Mr Ray Brewer Mr or Mrs S Paine 01707 872772 01707 875387
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