1. White gates to the
Common restored
INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE
Restored gates? Job done.
Playground. Swings and Roundabouts
NOVEMBER 2011 ISSUE
Wedding. Wish we’d been there.
HADLEY WOOD NEWS
Steam train to the North? Start here. Andrew Walker.
On the run. Sen’s in charge. Chairman of the
Fireworks night. Seeing stars. Common’s
David Burrowes MP. Crime and Management
Punishment Committee
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again?
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decides Barnes Joinery with the architect.
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3. that two of our ex- colleagues have joined
us. “Red” Redgrave, our former
Chairman who did so much to get the
whole project going several years ago
and Jim Lee who, whilst Curator and
afterwards, was involved, practically, in so
much of the restoration of the Church TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS
Restoration of the white Gates as well as The Crescent and
gates at Hadley Road Christmas Eve Hadley Road gates.
and the Crescent. & Boxing Day
As the current Chairman of the
Management Committee I would like to
On October 20th the new gates at the top Our executive chef, Wayne Turner, has created say that the Common has been very
2 mouth-watering menus with 3 choices per
of Hadley Road and The Crescent were course for Christmas Eve and Boxing Day. lucky to have so many dedicated
officially ‘opened’ by Andrew Walker The meals will be accompanied by our resident supporters. On behalf of the Trustees and
Chairman of the Management Committee pianist playing all your favourite Christmas songs. the Commoners I must thank a number
of the Common. In his address to a Christmas Eve Dinner of people and groups. I apologise in
7.00pm to 9.30pm - £46.00 per person.
number of supporters of the Common he advance if I have forgotten to mention
Boxing Day Lunch
paid tribute to the great contributions £68.00 per person (Children under 12 £37.00).
anyone. Our thanks go to- English
made by the organisations and local Full payment with booking.
Heritage’s, Don Bianco and Bob Brabner,
residents who made it possible. For full details or to book, for contributing so generously and giving
‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you all please visit our website or call us. us the sense that the project was
for joining us on this crisp autumn day to achievable. Also to David Llewellyn of
celebrate the final completion of the Priory Heritage who has successfully &
project to repair and restore all five of the professionally project managed The
WEST LODGE PARK
iconic white gates on the Common, and YO U R C O U N T RY R E T R E AT
Crescent and Hadley Road gates and
in particular the repair and restoration of Cockfosters Road, Hadley Wood, Herts, EN4 0PY. Colin Goulden and his team at Barnes
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the final two gates here at The Crescent www.bealeshotels.co.uk Joinery who have done such an excellent
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and at Hadley Road. I am very pleased job of the repair and restoration. Also the
Friends of Hadley Common,
and in particular David Kahn
and Chris Feldman, without
whom the Common would
struggle to maintain itself.
Our thanks go also to the
many donors who gave to
the Friends Appeal and
those who gave directly to
the Common in particular,
the Hadley Residents
Association.
Finally our thanks go to
the Curators, Roger Headey
and Peter Davies and all the
Conservation Volunteers, all
of my colleagues on the
Management Committee
and especially Bill Boyes,
the Clerk to the Trustees, for
his management of the
project to restore these
gates’.
Andrew Walker
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4. Dr Keith Garber
Dr Andrew Dr Halmer
Dr Tina Chrysostomou
All aspects of general dentistry
offered throughout the week
including Saturday morning
appointments
Please contact our reception
16 Crescent West, Hadley Wood,
Barnet, Herts, EN4 0EJ
Tel: 020 8441 0257
Hadley Wood and Wingate FC
The young footballers using the field at such as sending out result cards,
Bartram’s lane (off Crescent West) are maintaining a contact list helping with
continuing to make good progress. As trial days and social events would also be
many of you will know they play on a great help.
Sunday mornings and are well worth Should you wish to make contact with the
watching. Currently the under-11 teams club please contact Stephen Jennings the
are playing in the Watford Friendly Secretary (stephen.jennings@sglip.co.uk).
League in 9- a- side matches. Their yellow The Head Coach is Adam Clifft
and blue club kits are provided by the club (07956276606).
(thanks to the generosity of their As always the club is very grateful for
sponsors). the support of its generous sponsors.
The club is a feeder for Wingate and Simmons Gainsford LLP; WCUBED;
Finchley Football Club. Team members Solomon Builders and Decorators;
have the opportunity to transfer to the Waveline Aerials; The Holiday Place
Wingate youth section at U13 where PLC; TL Motors Ltd; Statons Estate
they can play at a significantly higher agents; Sea Rock Club and Indian
level than the Watford Friendly league. Restaurant; Urban Solutions Property
The club is always looking out for new maintenance; Cartoon Network and
members as well as team managers, Oakmere Cars.
volunteers to referee, helpers to set up Taken with permission from the Hadley
the ground (and put everything back Wood & Wingate FC Newsletter (Editor
afterwards). Jonathan Wynne)
Assistance with administrative work
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5. tography.
Photo by Aziz. Aira pho Wedding
Bharti and Sharad’s
daughter Sheena
married Mitul in August at
the Radisson Edwardian
Hotel in Hayes. In the
photo (left) Bharti and
Sharad, who run Take 7
in Hadley Wood, can be
seen with the newly weds
and their other daughter
Priya. The wedding
followed the Hindu
Gujurati tradition. Sheena
and Mitul are both
working with KPMG and
making their new home
in Northwood. Bharti and
Sharad would like to
thank all their customers
in Hadley Wood for their
interest and for the
many kind wishes they
received.
THE CELEBRITIES GUILD
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New Running Club in jog or run. Please note that this is a
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
pilot scheme and if successful, will
Hadley Wood
at the
continue to be an ongoing club
HOUSE OF COMMONS
meeting up to 2 or 3 times a week.
Thursdays:
on
Please encourage as many people
THURSDAY 15 DECEMBER
9.15-10.15am as you can to come along as this will
Meeting Point:
from 12.30 pm
help keep costs to a minimum.
A chance to socialise with some
Hadley Wood School, There will be opportunities to gain
well-known MPs and enjoy the Christmas
Courtleigh Avenue, EN4 0HT more in depth training on a small
spirit
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6. HadleyWood Community Playground Renovation –
How much will this cost the community?
After our article in the last newsletter, we would like to London Marathon Trust, Sita, Tottenham Hotspur
thank everyone who replied and showed their support to foundation and Arsenal Trust.
this project. Whilst presenting this project we have been “Renovation of the Current Playground” – this
asked how much the project will cost the community to playground will take the existing size and fix the flooring
give our area a great playground. Although we have under all the current equipment whilst also upgrading the
explained this during our Public Meeting and at the toddler and older play centres which are the main focus of
Fireworks Show we hope this article will help further. Our the playground. As this cost will be mainly from within the
project’s aims are to: community the amount needed to be raised us will be in
Create a modern playground accessible to all Hadley the region of £35,000.
Wood children up to the age of 12 yrs “Anything is possible” – this last option shows the
Create a social environment for all Hadley Wood community that the more money raised, the better the
families to come and enjoy the activities. playground will be for the community. We will continue to
To ensure this project is a success we have looked at work hard to make the playground the best possible place
three options: for our children to play. Already there are plans in place to
The “Ultimate Playground” – this is the playground start raising the money for this project. Keep watching this
which has been extended (as many of you have seen by space. We are aware this is not an infinite project and
the ropes near the current playground). Plans were once a substantial amount of money has been raised
shown in the last issue and include lots of extra play within the community and with Grant funding a special
equipment. Speaking to the Council, other similar Public Meeting will be held so that the community can help
charities and developers, this playground would be decide the future of the playground. This is everybody’s
financed predominantly through Grants. However to playground and we want everybody in the community to
make us eligible and improve our chances of success enjoy it. For further information contact us at
we need to raise funds within the community. We have hwcpr@yahoo.co.uk or call 07949 073536.
been advised to raise £20-30,000. Some of the Grant Thank you again for all your support,
applications have already been made including The Laura & Maria.
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7. FIREWORKS NIGHT.
Its bonfire night again and Londis agree to sell the tickets. The
after a week of dire evening gets under way. A last minute
weather warnings from the rush at the entrance gates puts the
experts the evening is nice start back by about ten minutes but
dry and autumnal. A cool Greg Breskal, Duncan Jackson and
northerly wind keeps Kevin Beasant on the gate somehow
everybody’s collars up but manage to get almost everybody in
there is a good turn out before the first rocket goes up.
and it’s great to see so Graham on the PA system keeps the
many Hadley Wood children involved by his regular
families there. The whole enquiries. ‘Hello children. Are you
area has been prepared enjoying the waiting?’ Nooooooooo is
by the superhuman efforts the reply from a hundred small
of groundsmen Kamil and voices. Are you looking forward to the
Thomas, the bonfire built fireworks? Yeeeeeeees. comes back
(with the usual expert help the chorus. Back in the bar Lisa Sarah
from David Hawkins), and Carol Penny and Jeanette, barmaids
the organisation laid on by for the evening, maintain the
Graham Sharp, Chairman, reputation of that much loved
and Lisa Winston,Manager profession with quick service and
of our local Hadley Wood even quicker banter. Simon, the
Association. The fireworks, Tennis Club President, and Steve
music, Red Cross, the manage to keep control of the team,
stalls, risk assessments, selling in the process about 400 cups
marshalls, walkie talkies, of mulled wine and a small lake of
and licences have all been booked beer. Down the entry road come the
and the site approved by Mr Johnson families. Lots of small mischievous
from Enfield Council’s H&S faces, coloured light wands, people
department. The advertising proved eating sausages hamburgers,
difficult. Pinning adverts to local trees drinking coffee, meeting friends,
is no longer allowed. Statons, as ever, jostling, laughing, hitching lifts on the
come to the rescue with their huge Ghost Train and trying out the stalls.
yellow signs not to mention their very Music blaring out from the six huge
generous sponsorship. Finally the amplifiers, dark figures moving
always helpful Bob and Sangita at around the upper field preparing the
fireworks, and in front the menacing
black outline of the huge bonfire. Red
‘laser’ beams are jumping and
zeroing in on the Guy. In front of the
rope stand the marshalls in their Hi-
Viz. yellow jackets. Graham, the boss,
is next to the PA system, with Tasos
Richard Whitton, James Winston,
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8. Sena, Frederic Marques and your editor
giving the cordon a nice alliance of Anglo,
Cypriot Turkish and Gallic protection for the
families. Small cheeky voices call out. ‘When’s
it going to start mister?’ Hey mister. Could you
sit down. We can’t see through you (laughter).
‘Hey Mr Yellowcoat? What time is it now.? I’m cold etc etc. Over
in front of the Association Centre is Maria and Laura’s stall
showing details of the proposed playground improvements to
many interested residents and donors. Our local police from the
SNT arrive. Police Sergeant Peter Moxham towering over
everyone, Kelvin Jones the PCSO and Inspector Nicki Reynolds
mixing with the crowd. All there to keep an eye on things and
very welcome too. Then the fireworks start. Bomblets, rockets,
huge umbrellas of coloured lights in the sky are punctuated with
hands on ears explosions. Smoke drifts towards the crowd but
disperses quickly in the wind. Sparks blown towards the school
are watched with concern by the organisers and in fervent hope
by the pupils. Finally the display is finished and the families start
to go home. A small crowd of teenagers move up to stand and
socialise around the embers of the fire. Its all over safely for
another year. Only John Leatherdale’s photos are left to record
the event. Plus about three tons of assorted rubbish, spent
fireworks, wads, cans, bottles,
wrapping and bits of plastic. So
who came for the clear- up next
morning? Kamil and Thomas were
there at 0730 with Charlotte
Beasant (aged 12 years) and boss
Graham Sharp. Not enough. So try
and be there to help next year if you
can.
Rod Armstrong

9. Hadley Wood Pre-school and Playgroup, Hadley Wood Association Centre.
The annual Firework party at the Centre
provides our main focus for fund raising
activities this term. Our children helped
to make the Guy which looked majestic
sitting on top of the enormous pile of
wood. The weather was kind, the
fireworks and bonfire were wonderful.
Throughout the evening staff and
parents were kept busy face painting,
running stalls and organising the Kid’s
Café.
A BIG thank you to Selbourne Dental
Care from Potters Bar who sponsored
us this year and to everyone who
contributed to the successful evening.
It was also lovely that so many ex-
pupils came to pay us a visit! By the
end of the November we will be
concentrating on Christmas and all the
fun and excitement which accompany
it. Our concert for parents, the party
and of course a visit from the man in
red himself – if we’ve been good! “Stay
& Play” our successful parent and
toddler group which meets every
Steam Train Trip? Monday afternoon in term time
between 1-2.45pm. will have the last
There is an exciting new steam train trip planned to run from Hadley meeting for this term on Monday 12th
Wood to York for the St Nicholas Christmas Fayre, running on the 24th December.
November this year, hauled by 60163 Tornado, the locomotive which Judy Quickenden, Supervisor
featured in a race on BBC's Top Gear. Steam Dreams run regular steam
train trips throughout Britain, but this will be the first to start from Hadley
Wood and go to York via the Lincolnshire Wolds.
Please do not hesitate to contact me for further information or images.
Contact Claire Newton
Steam Dreams, Albury Lodge, The Street, Albury,
Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9AE
D: +44 (0)1483 209888 F: +44 (0)1483 209889
www.steamdreams.com
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Enfield’s Law gets need to get tougher on knife crime. I
HEALING HALO
tough on knife crime have been able to draw on my
experience as a solicitor in youth
In April, a 15- courts for the last 17 years seeing
year-old called knife crime as a ‘blind spot’ when it
Negus McClean comes to sentencing. Together we
was stabbed have made a compelling case to
and killed while ministers for change to legislation.
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two rival gangs and over who use knives in a
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with machetes, knives and guns. The interventions need to happen a
members of these gangs were whole lot earlier to tackle the knife
youths, and a sixteen year old was culture that has developed in Enfield
stabbed in the hand. and elsewhere. However the reality is
These two harrowing cases have that any youth wielding a knife and
three striking similarities. The first is threatening someone’s life should
that they both involve knife crime. already expect to be locked up for
The second is that both involve longer than 2 months.
youths. The third is that both Threatening someone with a knife Tel: 020 8441 0257
occurred in our borough of Enfield. is a very serious offence that Mobile: 07950932927
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familiar occurrence. Knife attacks are lengthy sentence. The new law “I truly believe that holistic/alternative
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become a permanent fixture in the 16 or above you must go to prison for mind, body & soul & to create harmony
local paper. Almost every week there a minimum time. in oneself”
is a story of knife crime that has yet In the wake of the August riots and
again blighted the community. with escalating knife crime the nation
Enfield, of course, is not alone in was shaking its head in disapproval
feeling the devastating affects of knife at Enfield.
crime but it is a problem that is
becoming synonymous with the
Now with what we now call
Enfield’s law the nation can nod its
NSPCC
London Borough due to its frequency. head in approval. Christmas Coffee morning
Against this background together David Burrowes
with my constituency neighbour Nick Member of Parliament for Enfield at 8 Hadley Grove,
de Bois MP we have championed the Southgate Hadley Green
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CAMPAIGN FOR CAT HILL By kind permission of Mrs R.Treschi
L&Q Developers propose to build on the site of Middlesex University a major Wednesday 30th
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This will mean an increase of around 1,000 people in the population of 10.30 am -12.30pm
the Cockfosters neigbourhood, with attendant pressures on trafffic, schools,
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11. In Memoriam
Raymond Battson 1914-2011
Having lived a wonderful life and reached the great age of 97 years,
Raymond died peacefully at home on 29th September.
He moved to Lancaster Avenue with his parents in 1935 and qualified as
a Dental Surgeon a few years later. He served in the Army for the
duration of the war and on his return set up a dental practice in
Cockfosters. He married Yvonne in l956 and had a family of 3 daughters
and in later years, eight grandchildren.
He was an active member of St. Paul’s Church and enjoyed a round of
golf at Hadley Wood in his younger years. He was an active member of
the Southgate Rotary Club for over 50 years and was awarded the Paul
Harris Award for his dedicated service.
He was a loving husband and father and very much a family man.
He will be greatly missed.
Dear Editor
I was delighted to read the article regarding the proposed improvement and Hadley Wood
expansion of the Hadley Wood Playground.
I first moved to Hadley Wood in January 1972 and having brought up my two
Association AGM
daughters who regularly used the Playground I am only sorry that the Wednesday November
proposed renovation was not considered many years sooner. The playground, 23rd at 7.30pm
although enjoyed by many children in Hadley Wood, does not offer much Hadley Wood Centre
choice. How wonderful that these young mothers have formed a Committee
(far end of tennis courts
to try and make better use of the Playground by suggesting not only
expanding the area but by their choice of layout and new facilities. This will Crescent East)
enable many more children of all ages to enjoy playing together in safe and
environmentally friendly surroundings. What sound can be better than that of
children laughing and enjoying themselves in the open air. Looking at the
Lost a ladder?
After an attempted break-in at
layouts of the proposed playground I think it will enable children to use their
imagination and learn to play and interact with each other. It will also provide
Beech Hill in September
an opportunity for young families to meet and socialise together. Burglars left behind a ladder.
What is more exciting is that children will want to play in their new playground To retrieve please contact
– far more healthy for them than sitting inside at home playing computer Mr Om Obhrai on
games on the television. Good luck to all of you on the Committee. Yours etc 01708747027
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reception rooms, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, family bathroom, courtyard garden, The property benefits from a large rear garden extending to approx. 100’. Cockfosters. Significant scope for extension subject to planning consent.
access to car port. No upper chain, walking distance to the Hadley Wood Situated in the peaceful cul de sac in the heart of Hadley Wood within easy Entrance hall, guest cloakroom, dining room, drawing room, kitchen, 2
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The Hadley Wood Association
7 Crescent East Hadley Wood Herts EN4 0EL 8449 7193
hadley.woodassoc@btconnect.com www.hadleywood.org.uk
Chairman Graham Sharp 020 8449 2133 sharpie14@btinternet.com
Editor Publisher Rod Armstrong 020 8449 5924
Advertising and Centre Manager Lisa Winston 020 8449 7193 hadley.woodassoc@btconnect.com
Advertising Manager Betty Brough 020 8441 6859 bbr1934@aol.com
Hall Bookings Annie 07903 138 235 hallbookings.hwa@gmail.com
Security Task Force Membership secretary/Admin Caroline Berlyn 020 8441 8020
Safe Neighbourhood Team Police Sergeant Peter Moxham 020 8721 2688 or 07920 233 775
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