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Restored gates? Job done.Playground. Swings and RoundaboutsWedding. Wish we’d been there.Steam train to the North? Start here.On the run. Sen’s in charge.Fireworks night. Seeing stars.David Burrowes MP. Crime andPunishment

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1. Hadley Road gate circa 1900? 2. Can any existing posts be usedagain?

3. Some look better than others.

4. The English heritage architectdecides

5. The gate’s ‘leaves’ are not good 6. Mr Colin Goulden. Director ofBarnes Joinery with the architect.

7. The new leaves are in place. 8. The gates are re-hung. 9. Job done.

Gate story. (Photos by courtesy of the CommonManagement Committee)

Gates as well as The Crescent andHadley Road gates.As the current Chairman of the

Management Committee I would like tosay that the Common has been verylucky to have so many dedicatedsupporters. On behalf of the Trustees andthe Commoners I must thank a numberof people and groups. I apologise inadvance if I have forgotten to mentionanyone. Our thanks go to- EnglishHeritage’s, Don Bianco and Bob Brabner,for contributing so generously and givingus the sense that the project wasachievable. Also to David Llewellyn ofPriory Heritage who has successfully &professionally project managed TheCrescent and Hadley Road gates andColin Goulden and his team at BarnesJoinery who have done such an excellentjob of the repair and restoration. Also the

Friends of Hadley Common,and in particular David Kahnand Chris Feldman, withoutwhom the Common wouldstruggle to maintain itself.Our thanks go also to themany donors who gave tothe Friends Appeal andthose who gave directly tothe Common in particular,the Hadley ResidentsAssociation.Finally our thanks go to

the Curators, Roger Headeyand Peter Davies and all theConservation Volunteers, allof my colleagues on theManagement Committeeand especially Bill Boyes,the Clerk to the Trustees, forhis management of theproject to restore thesegates’.Andrew Walker

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Restoration of the whitegates at Hadley Roadand the Crescent.On October 20th the new gates at the topof Hadley Road and The Crescent wereofficially ‘opened’ by Andrew WalkerChairman of the Management Committeeof the Common. In his address to anumber of supporters of the Common hepaid tribute to the great contributionsmade by the organisations and localresidents who made it possible.‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you all

for joining us on this crisp autumn day tocelebrate the final completion of theproject to repair and restore all five of theiconic white gates on the Common, andin particular the repair and restoration ofthe final two gates here at The Crescentand at Hadley Road. I am very pleased

that two of our ex- colleagues have joinedus. “Red” Redgrave, our formerChairman who did so much to get thewhole project going several years agoand Jim Lee who, whilst Curator andafterwards, was involved, practically, in somuch of the restoration of the Church TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS

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The young footballers using the field atBartram’s lane (off Crescent West) arecontinuing to make good progress. Asmany of you will know they play onSunday mornings and are well worthwatching. Currently the under-11 teamsare playing in the Watford FriendlyLeague in 9- a- side matches. Their yellowand blue club kits are provided by the club(thanks to the generosity of theirsponsors).The club is a feeder for Wingate and

Finchley Football Club. Team membershave the opportunity to transfer to theWingate youth section at U13 wherethey can play at a significantly higherlevel than the Watford Friendly league.The club is always looking out for newmembers as well as team managers,volunteers to referee, helpers to set upthe ground (and put everything backafterwards).Assistance with administrative work

such as sending out result cards,maintaining a contact list helping withtrial days and social events would also bea great help.Should youwish tomake contact with the

club please contact Stephen Jennings theSecretary (stephen.jennings@sglip.co.uk).The Head Coach is Adam Clifft(07956276606).As always the club is very grateful for

the support of its generous sponsors.Simmons Gainsford LLP; WCUBED;Solomon Builders and Decorators;Waveline Aerials; The Holiday PlacePLC; TL Motors Ltd; Statons Estateagents; Sea Rock Club and IndianRestaurant; Urban Solutions Propertymaintenance; Cartoon Network andOakmere Cars.Taken with permission from the HadleyWood & Wingate FC Newsletter (EditorJonathan Wynne)

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This is an opportunity for people of allabilities & fitness levels to cometogether at least once a week to walk,

jog or run. Please note that this is apilot scheme and if successful, willcontinue to be an ongoing clubmeeting up to 2 or 3 times a week.Please encourage as many peopleas you can to come along as this willhelp keep costs to a minimum.There will be opportunities to gainmore in depth training on a smallgroup basis or one to one intensivetraining to prepare for distanceevents, weight loss or simply generalfitness. Please email me if you areinterested.Sen al Ahmadihwrc@me.com07956 398 123

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Bharti and Sharad’sdaughter Sheenamarried Mitul in August atthe Radisson EdwardianHotel in Hayes. In thephoto (left) Bharti andSharad, who run Take 7in Hadley Wood, can beseen with the newly wedsand their other daughterPriya. The weddingfollowed the HinduGujurati tradition. Sheenaand Mitul are bothworking with KPMG andmaking their new homein Northwood. Bharti andSharad would like tothank all their customersin Hadley Wood for theirinterest and for themany kind wishes theyreceived.

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After our article in the last newsletter, we would like tothank everyone who replied and showed their support tothis project. Whilst presenting this project we have beenasked how much the project will cost the community togive our area a great playground. Although we haveexplained this during our Public Meeting and at theFireworks Show we hope this article will help further. Ourproject’s aims are to:Create a modern playground accessible to all Hadley

Wood children up to the age of 12 yrsCreate a social environment for all Hadley Wood

families to come and enjoy the activities.To ensure this project is a success we have looked at

three options:The “Ultimate Playground” – this is the playground

which has been extended (as many of you have seen bythe ropes near the current playground). Plans wereshown in the last issue and include lots of extra playequipment. Speaking to the Council, other similarcharities and developers, this playground would befinanced predominantly through Grants. However tomake us eligible and improve our chances of successwe need to raise funds within the community. We havebeen advised to raise £20-30,000. Some of the Grantapplications have already been made including The

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London Marathon Trust, Sita, Tottenham Hotspurfoundation and Arsenal Trust.“Renovation of the Current Playground” – this

playground will take the existing size and fix the flooringunder all the current equipment whilst also upgrading thetoddler and older play centres which are the main focus ofthe playground. As this cost will be mainly from within thecommunity the amount needed to be raised us will be inthe region of £35,000.“Anything is possible” – this last option shows the

community that the more money raised, the better theplayground will be for the community. We will continue towork hard to make the playground the best possible placefor our children to play. Already there are plans in place tostart raising the money for this project. Keep watching thisspace. We are aware this is not an infinite project andonce a substantial amount of money has been raisedwithin the community and with Grant funding a specialPublic Meeting will be held so that the community can helpdecide the future of the playground. This is everybody’splayground and we want everybody in the community toenjoy it. For further information contact us athwcpr@yahoo.co.uk or call 07949 073536.Thank you again for all your support,

Laura & Maria.

HadleyWood Community Playground Renovation –How much will this cost the community?

FIREWORKS NIGHT.Its bonfire night again andafter a week of direweather warnings from theexperts the evening is nicedry and autumnal. A coolnortherly wind keepseverybody’s collars up butthere is a good turn outand it’s great to see somany Hadley Woodfamilies there. The wholearea has been preparedby the superhuman effortsof groundsmen Kamil andThomas, the bonfire built(with the usual expert helpfrom David Hawkins), andthe organisation laid on byGraham Sharp, Chairman,and Lisa Winston,Managerof our local Hadley WoodAssociation. The fireworks,music, Red Cross, thestalls, risk assessments,marshalls, walkie talkies,

and licences have all been bookedand the site approved by Mr Johnsonfrom Enfield Council’s H&Sdepartment. The advertising proveddifficult. Pinning adverts to local treesis no longer allowed. Statons, as ever,come to the rescue with their hugeyellow signs not to mention their verygenerous sponsorship. Finally thealways helpful Bob and Sangita at

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Londis agree to sell the tickets. Theevening gets under way. A last minuterush at the entrance gates puts thestart back by about ten minutes butGreg Breskal, Duncan Jackson andKevin Beasant on the gate somehowmanage to get almost everybody inbefore the first rocket goes up.Graham on the PA system keeps thechildren involved by his regularenquiries. ‘Hello children. Are youenjoying the waiting?’ Nooooooooo isthe reply from a hundred smallvoices. Are you looking forward to thefireworks? Yeeeeeeees. comes backthe chorus. Back in the bar Lisa SarahCarol Penny and Jeanette, barmaidsfor the evening, maintain thereputation of that much lovedprofession with quick service andeven quicker banter. Simon, theTennis Club President, and Stevemanage to keep control of the team,selling in the process about 400 cupsof mulled wine and a small lake ofbeer. Down the entry road come thefamilies. Lots of small mischievousfaces, coloured light wands, peopleeating sausages hamburgers,drinking coffee, meeting friends,jostling, laughing, hitching lifts on theGhost Train and trying out the stalls.Music blaring out from the six hugeamplifiers, dark figures movingaround the upper field preparing thefireworks, and in front the menacingblack outline of the huge bonfire. Red‘laser’ beams are jumping andzeroing in on the Guy. In front of therope stand the marshalls in their Hi-Viz. yellow jackets. Graham, the boss,is next to the PA system, with TasosRichard Whitton, James Winston,

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Sena, Frederic Marques and your editorgiving the cordon a nice alliance of Anglo,Cypriot Turkish and Gallic protection for thefamilies. Small cheeky voices call out. ‘When’sit going to start mister?’ Hey mister. Could yousit down. We can’t see through you (laughter).

‘Hey Mr Yellowcoat? What time is it now.? I’m cold etc etc. Overin front of the Association Centre is Maria and Laura’s stallshowing details of the proposed playground improvements tomany interested residents and donors. Our local police from theSNT arrive. Police Sergeant Peter Moxham towering overeveryone, Kelvin Jones the PCSO and Inspector Nicki Reynoldsmixing with the crowd. All there to keep an eye on things andvery welcome too. Then the fireworks start. Bomblets, rockets,huge umbrellas of coloured lights in the sky are punctuated withhands on ears explosions. Smoke drifts towards the crowd butdisperses quickly in the wind. Sparks blown towards the schoolare watched with concern by the organisers and in fervent hopeby the pupils. Finally the display is finished and the families startto go home. A small crowd of teenagers move up to stand andsocialise around the embers of the fire. Its all over safely foranother year. Only John Leatherdale’s photos are left to recordthe event. Plus about three tons of assorted rubbish, spent

fireworks, wads, cans, bottles,wrapping and bits of plastic. Sowho came for the clear- up nextmorning? Kamil and Thomas werethere at 0730 with CharlotteBeasant (aged 12 years) and bossGraham Sharp. Not enough. So tryand be there to help next year if youcan.Rod Armstrong

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The annual Firework party at the Centreprovides our main focus for fund raisingactivities this term. Our children helpedto make the Guy which looked majesticsitting on top of the enormous pile ofwood. The weather was kind, thefireworks and bonfire were wonderful.Throughout the evening staff andparents were kept busy face painting,running stalls and organising the Kid’sCafé.A BIG thank you to Selbourne Dental

Care from Potters Bar who sponsoredus this year and to everyone whocontributed to the successful evening.It was also lovely that so many ex-pupils came to pay us a visit! By theend of the November we will beconcentrating on Christmas and all thefun and excitement which accompanyit. Our concert for parents, the partyand of course a visit from the man inred himself – if we’ve been good! “Stay& Play” our successful parent and

Have your car valeted by us andexperience our quadrapower snowfoam system which is unique to us.For more details or booking callAdam on 07973-272347 orlog onto aquavalet.co.uk

toddler group which meets everyMonday afternoon in term timebetween 1-2.45pm. will have the lastmeeting for this term on Monday 12thDecember.Judy Quickenden, Supervisor

Above: HWPP’s Guy.

Hadley Wood Pre-school and Playgroup, Hadley Wood Association Centre.

Steam Train Trip?There is an exciting new steam train trip planned to run from Hadley

Wood to York for the St Nicholas Christmas Fayre, running on the 24thNovember this year, hauled by 60163 Tornado, the locomotive which

featured in a race on BBC's Top Gear. Steam Dreams run regular steamtrain 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.

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In April, a 15-year-old calledNegus McCleanwas stabbedand killed whiletrying to preventa gang stealinghis brother’sphone. In July,two rival gangspublicly fought

with machetes, knives and guns. Themembers of these gangs wereyouths, and a sixteen year old wasstabbed in the hand.These two harrowing cases have

three striking similarities. The first isthat they both involve knife crime.The second is that both involveyouths. The third is that bothoccurred in our borough of Enfield.Knife crime has become an all too

familiar occurrence. Knife attacks areno longer shocking; and havebecome a permanent fixture in thelocal paper. Almost every week thereis a story of knife crime that has yetagain blighted the community.Enfield, of course, is not alone infeeling the devastating affects of knifecrime but it is a problem that isbecoming synonymous with theLondon Borough due to its frequency.Against this background together

with my constituency neighbour Nickde Bois MP we have championed the

need to get tougher on knife crime. Ihave been able to draw on myexperience as a solicitor in youthcourts for the last 17 years seeingknife crime as a ‘blind spot’ when itcomes to sentencing. Together wehave made a compelling case toministers for change to legislation.We have now had accepted anamendment to the Sentencing Bill tohave mandatory sentences handeddown to offenders aged 16 and 17and over who use knives in athreatening manner. I recognise thatinterventions need to happen awhole lot earlier to tackle the knifeculture that has developed in Enfieldand elsewhere. However the reality isthat any youth wielding a knife andthreatening someone’s life shouldalready expect to be locked up forlonger than 2 months.Threatening someone with a knife

is a very serious offence thatdeserves to be punished with alengthy sentence. The new lawsimply makes it clear that if you are16 or above you must go to prison fora minimum time.In the wake of the August riots and

with escalating knife crime the nationwas shaking its head in disapprovalat Enfield.Now with what we now call

Enfield’s law the nation can nod itshead in approval.David BurrowesMember of Parliament for EnfieldSouthgate

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L&Q Developers propose to build on the site of Middlesex University a majorhousing development that consists of 8 blocks of flats, 5 of which are 6 storey.

Plus an additional (approximately 100) 2 and 3 storey terraced, town houses.

This will mean an increase of around 1,000 people in the population ofthe Cockfosters neigbourhood, with attendant pressures on trafffic, schools,

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Hadley WoodAssociation AGM

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In MemoriamRaymond 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 asa Dental Surgeon a few years later. He served in the Army for theduration 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 daughtersand in later years, eight grandchildren.

He was an active member of St. Paul’s Church and enjoyed a round ofgolf at Hadley Wood in his younger years. He was an active member ofthe 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.

Birthday celebration.Harry Exall was 3 years old on26th July. He celebrated with family& friends at a local soft play centrewhere he had much fun and toomuch cake!Here Harry is with his Mummy &Daddy.Jane & Roger Exall Lancaster Avenue,Hadley Wood

Dear EditorI was delighted to read the article regarding the proposed improvement andexpansion of the Hadley Wood Playground.I first moved to Hadley Wood in January 1972 and having brought up my two

daughters who regularly used the Playground I am only sorry that theproposed renovation was not considered many years sooner. The playground,although enjoyed by many children in Hadley Wood, does not offer muchchoice. How wonderful that these young mothers have formed a Committeeto try and make better use of the Playground by suggesting not onlyexpanding the area but by their choice of layout and new facilities. This willenable many more children of all ages to enjoy playing together in safe andenvironmentally friendly surroundings. What sound can be better than that ofchildren laughing and enjoying themselves in the open air. Looking at thelayouts of the proposed playground I think it will enable children to use theirimagination and learn to play and interact with each other. It will also providean opportunity for young families to meet and socialise together.What is more exciting is that children will want to play in their new playground

– far more healthy for them than sitting inside at home playing computergames on the television. Good luck to all of you on the Committee. Yours etcSandra Kingston

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The Hadley Wood News is published usually during the first weekend of each month. It is a community publication with the objective of bringing local news,views and events to the residents and friends of Hadley Wood. It is non-profit making with any surplus going to the Hadley Wood Association (HWA) for thedirect benefit of residents. Content is produced voluntarily with the make-up, printing and distribution paid for by advertising. Thank you to all our advertisers,without whom this magazine would not be possible. If you would like to contribute to a future issue or receive updates via email, please contact the Editorand Publisher. The HWA and anyone associated with the content of this newsletter cannot accept any responsibility for the accuracy, claims or viewsexpressed. The Hadley Wood News does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any of the advertisements or other information accesseddirectly or indirectly from this publication, nor the quality of any products, services, information or other materials displayed, purchased or obtained byanyone as a result of an advertisement or any other information or offer in connection with those products, services, information or other materials.HadleyWood News shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions contained in any advertisement or other information within this publication.The Publisher reserves the right to amend, abridge or reject any copy supplied for publication. E&OE HWA July 2011

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