1. INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE Come Along!
St Paul’s Church
MARCH 2011 ISSUE
Localism Bill. Time for us to take over?
HADLEY WOOD NEWS
Pre-Nuptials. Julian Ribet explains
Labradors. Jill to the rescue. Centenary Celebrations
Mongolia. Camels and Gers
Royal Wedding. Time for a party? March 25th –27th
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2. Editorial Guinea, Australia and Fiji. Over the next favour of the plan, Enfield Council would
In this issue David Burrowes MP talks 3 months another creature extinct apart be required to accept it. Any planning
about the new Localism Bill and how it from these countries will be on display. It applications properly determined in
might affect Hadley Wood. Esther is the Alternative Vote (AV) system. On accordance with Hadley Wood’s
Kurland, a local resident and town May 5th you will have the chance to vote neighbourhood plan would not be
planner, adds detail and points out that in a referendum on whether to end the subject to an appeal. HWA could allow
given the numbers of planners, architects present ‘first past the post’ voting system for a particular development or class of
developers and builders in the area there based on one voter, one choice where development without needing formal
must be enough expertise around for it to the result is usually decisive and provides planning permission. Developers
warrant serious consideration. On the for stable government. The alternative planning new housing would need to
legal front, following a new ruling by the vote has a sting in its tail. It would allow reach agreement with HWA and pay a
Supreme Court, Julian Ribet clarifies the the supporters of fringe parties (including levy to be used for the benefit of the
question of Pre- nuptial agreements and extreme ones) to have their votes community such as improving play
Jill Brooks tells us about the Lifeline trust, counted several times and a candidate in facilities.
an organisation which helps ‘rescue’ second or even third place could end up The Bill also provides for greater
forsaken Labradors. Erika Lindsay goes being declared the winner. I will be transparency of information. The local
camping in Mongolia and finally Anna campaigning to say “No to AV” and community will be able to challenge the
Tasou raises the issue of whether Hadley seeking to keep this rare breed of voting Council about the cost and quality of
Wood should have a street party to extinct from these shores. services provided to Hadley Wood. Look
celebrate the Royal Wedding on April Democracy of course is not limited to on my website www.davidburrowes.com
29th. Sounds like a good idea. We might the institutions of government. Voluntary for more details about the Localism Bill.
even start talking to one another. associations like HWA are important to I look forward to a future of Hadley Wood
Rod Armstrong enable local people to be involved in the residents and the HWA armed with the
community. The Localism Bill making its new legislation leading a local revolution
way through Parliament provides the of power to shape and improve the local
Power to most dramatic shift of power to local area.
the people communities. David Burrowes MP
If you have ever been frustrated by a PPS to Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP
In marked contrast planning system which goes over the www.davidburrowes.com
to the extraordinary heads of the wishes of Hadley Westminster Office – 020 7219 5414
events in the Middle Wood residents and ends up being Constituency Office – 020 8360 0234
East, in our determined by a Planning Inspector
democracy the you will welcome the Bill. It offers
power to change the opportunity for the HWA to be
Pre-nuptials
local and national government is through designated a neighbourhood forum. For better or worse –
the ballot box. Who and how that power This would enable a neighbourhood pre-nuptial agreements
should be exercised has dominated plan to be drawn up by HWA which are here to stay, but will
Parliament’s attention in recent weeks. If determines future planning applications anyone be richer or
you were to go to Broxbourne’s Paradise in Hadley Wood. A referendum would be poorer as a result? Few
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3. coming to an end. So where does this
leave those who wish to protect their wealth
on divorce? The good news is that in the
right case a pre-nuptial agreement can have
decisive and compelling weight. However,
much will depend upon the factual
circumstances of each case and the overall TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS
‘fairness’ of the agreement. Pre-nuptial
agreements remain a sensible option for
couples for a variety of reasons; in particular,
for those couples who individually have
accrued substantial assets and who may
have already seen those assets reduced
(for example due to a divorce); for those
widely reported divorce battle between the who have no intention of having any more prenuptial agreement. It is hardly romantic
wealthy German heiress and the City-boy children; and for those who are likely to but can reduce a lot of potential heartache
turned academic. The attention-grabbing inherit substantial family wealth and who and a costly and protracted break-up battle.
ruling of the Supreme Court for the first time want to protect their assets for future Julian Ribet
provides clear guidelines on the circum- generations. If either partner is looking to Julian Ribet is a Partner at leading
stances where a prenuptial agreement may protect their assets then it can make a great specialist family law solicitors, Levison
influence the division of assets on a divorce. deal of financial sense to execute a Meltzer Pigott
This is a significant change – previously
(other than in certain limited situations)
prenuptial agreements were far less likely to
influence a Court. In this case the prenuptial
Need legal advice
agreement was executed on the
understanding that a portion of the wife’s
family’s considerable wealth would then be
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transferred to her. In broad terms, her
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nor her husband would gain any financial
benefit from each other during the marriage,
or if it ended. Sadly, the marriage broke
down and the couple went to Court to
determine how their assets would be
divided. The wife wasn’t happy with the initial
ruling. She felt that it was too generous to her
husband bearing in mind the contents of the The Solution:
prenuptial agreement. She appealed
against the Judge’s decision and took her
case to the Court of Appeal, which held that
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4. Neighbourhood area. This could include policies, changes to streets and parks etc are
Planning and the priorities for spending public money managed in the future.
locally and Local Development Orders Sounds good? A couple of things need
Localism Bill which grant planning permission for to be kept in mind. First, drawing up a
When you see the word ‘planning’ in our some kinds of development without the plan that most people are happy with is
newsletter do you straightaway think need for further applications not that easy. There is an old saying
about planning applications, The local authority check that the plan about three people talking – if they all
permissions, appeals etc? Who has is in line with legal requirements, national agree after an hour at least two are lying!
proposed to build what where, how big and London strategic policies etc. This is an exaggeration of course but we
will it be and how much annoyance with The local authority hold a referendum can all imagine the differences of opinion
the builders create? This is probably for local residents. If over 50% of voters which would need to be worked through.
what most people think planning is, a approve the plan it is adopted and Second, there can be a lot of work
frustrating bureaucratic process. influences what happens in the area. needed to create a good plan. It is not
But planning is really about normally a back of an envelope job – but
understanding places, what is good or So basically the Bill is suggesting that at the moment it looks like very little
bad about them and agreeing on how local communities draw up their own financial or practical help will be offered
they should be managed over time. This plans for their areas which will influence to neighbourhood forums.
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used to be called Forward Planning and how planning applications and possibly Third, the Government seem to be pro
should provide the basis by which development. They say their Bill aims to
applications are decided. devolve responsibility and support
The Coalition Government have ideas localism, but also to encourage growth.
to shake up the planning system. They They have talked about neighbourhood
recently published their Localism Bill plans having to follow a ‘presumption in
which is due for royal assent this Autumn favour of sustainable development’.
with enactment in Spring 2012. That is, Definitions of the word ‘sustainable’
its content would become law in time for abound, but basically neighbourhood
the Olympics. plans that say ‘no growth’ ‘no building
The Bill takes forward a lot of Big anywhere’ are unlikely to get anywhere.
Society ideas but changes to the CONCERT DINNER I could write reams more, but this article
Friday 18th March
planning system are seen as at the is probably too long and boring as it is!
Reception at 7.00pm with sparkling wine and canapés,
forefront of this policy. It describes a new three course dinner and concert. The Brodowski String But as a planner and a Hadley Wood
system of Neighbourhood Planning to Quartet will perform the Shostakovitch String Quartet resident I would be really interested in
No.8, and Schubert's Death and the Maiden String Quartet
allow local communities to have a greater No.14 in D minor. Price: £55.50 per person – table wines finding out if people wanted to start to
say in what happens in their area. The extra. Payable on booking. Dress code: Black tie. discuss creating a neighbourhood
Privileged accommodation rates apply.
system would work something like this: plan for Hadley Wood. Maybe this is
Mother’s Day something the Association could take
A Neighbourhood Forum is created. Sunday 3rd April forward?
This could be three or more local Treat your Mother to Sunday Lunch at our Mary Beale Esther Kurland
Restaurant. 3 course lunch, coffee and chocolates (with a
residents but where a residents group surprise gift for mum) £40.50 per adult, children under 12
already exists this might be the most £22.00. Payable on booking. Be sure to book early!
appropriate way to start. Alternatively treat Mother to Afternoon Tea Dear Editor
from £19.95 per person - between 3.30pm and 6.00pm.
The neighbourhood area is defined I have received a letter from John Lewis’s
and agreed. Relatively straightforward for store offering to quote for building and
Hadley Wood, but more complex areas contents cover for our home. I contacted
and those that straddle local authority WEST LODGE PARK them and was very surprised to be
YO U R C O U N T RY R E T R E AT
boundaries could be hard to deal with. Cockfosters Road, Hadley Wood, Herts, EN4 0PY. T: 020 8216 3900 refused cover. Apparently our post code
HWN48
Email: wlpreception@bealeshotels.co.uk Web: www.bealeshotels.co.uk
The Forum develops a plan for the indicates we live in an area that is at ‘high
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5. A new lifeline for
Labradors in Herts
If you need to re-home your Labrador –
or you are keen to adopt one – get in
touch with The Labrador Lifeline Trust on
Hatha yoga classes 01923 446785; they’ve just set up a team
starting on 7th May! of experts especially for Hertfordshire.
The team is led by Area Co-ordinator,
At the Hadley Wood Association Hall Janet Butler, they’ve all got many years
(far end of tennis courts Crescent East)
experience in fostering and re-homing
Every Saturday from Labradors – and their help has never
been more important as austerity anonymous to previous owners, the two
9:30 am to 11am compels more and more people to give are never put in touch directly. “Our
All levels welcome up their pets. priority is always the dog and its welfare,”
You’ll need to wear loose “Traditionally, people have re-homed Janet Butler said. “The whole aim of the
their dog because of changes in family Trust is to help Labradors in need.”
comfortable clothing and bring
circumstances, like ill-health or This is why the team take so much
your own mat and blanket.
separation. But now we also meet more trouble to find the best possible match
Each class costs £10 and more instances where it’s due to between the dog and the new home. As
NO BOOKING REQUIRED financial pressure. Some people even Anne Carter, the administrator of The
have to give up their houses and move to Labrador Lifeline Trust, told us: “We treat
For further information contact property that is unsuitable for dogs, or every Labrador as if it’s our own. We have
Alex on 07881820051 where dogs are just not allowed. It’s a a register of potential, approved adopters
or email: terrible wrench. People love their dogs, but, if none of them seems absolutely
aless1978@breathe.com and we’re there to make the parting as right for a particular Labrador, we’ll place
easy as possible by moving their the dog with one of our specialist
Experience the benefits of yoga both
Labrador to an adopter who will love it fosterers until we identify the new
mentally and physically
and care for it just as they did.” permanent home that we feel is best.”
Janet and her team have a vigorous And it doesn’t matter how old the dog
risk of flooding’. I protested that this was vetting procedure for every potential new is, The Labrador Lifeline Trust re-homes
nonsense and was referred to a manager home, and they stay in contact with the Labradors of any age. The Trust was
who confirmed, after investigation, that adopter for the lifetime of the dog to formed in 1996. It has been active in
we could not be covered. He also monitor its wellbeing. The previous owner Hampshire, Surrey, Lincolnshire,
mentioned that he had received other can also monitor their dog’s new life Nottinghamshire, Norfolk and Suffolk for
calls from this area all of which had been through the Trust but there is total many years, and now looks forward to its
refused cover. confidentiality – adopters remain Hertfordshire team being equally
Once you have been refused cover you successful. If you’d like to become an
are legally obliged to declare it to any adopter – or you need to re-home your
future insurer so a refusal is a serious Labrador – or you could offer to foster
matter. a Lab, short or long-term – contact Jill
Is Hadley Wood really at risk or has an Brooks on 020 8441 0766, email:
administrative error been made jill.brooks7@btinternet.com. You can
somewhere? Does anyone know who also find out more about the Labrador
sets these guidelines? Lifeline Trust at: www.labrador-
Yours lifeline.co.uk.
Sandra O’Brart Jill and Harry Brooks
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6. separate ger and ingeniously consisted
of a Hozelock pump action container with
a shower attachment.
The next day, we walked to the newly
restored Redone Khombo monastery
through acres of straw coloured and red
bracken. Our goal was the summit of a
nearby mountain for a good view. It was
well worth it. As we climbed, we admired
the wild rhubarb and fragrant ferns used
to make incense. We caught a glimpse
of the sand dunes of the “Little Gobi” and
the serene monastery nestled in the
A Mongolian adventure valley below, greatly enhanced by the
We started our journey in Ulaanbataar, sun’s warm appearance. Our descent
Mongolia. The bustling capital has a mix was accompanied by the soothing sound
of Mongolian, Russian and modern of the monks’ chants gently filling the air.
architecture and a generous sprinkling of We joined a nomadic family at their Ger
“Irish Pubs”. After a day’s sightseeing we to drink fermented mare’s milk (known
left for the countryside. We stopped to locally as Mongolian beer). Our canapés
pick up provisions and gifts for a were small blocks of condensed cow’s
nomadic family we were due to meet. Our milk. Then, the teenage daughter donned
a red satin tunic, poured some mares’ I noticed a queue of lorries waiting to
milk (Aryk) in to a bowl and handed it to us enter Mongolia from China. Nothing the
to drink. It certainly lived up to its name other way though. A Chinese solider at
with a mild background taste and a the top of a watch tower surveyed our
twangy kick. It was time to milk the mares. arrival through his binoculars. The red
The men round up the foals to suckle flag flapped in the breeze.
momentarily before the women moved in I was immediately aware of a marked
with a bucket to milk the animals. difference between the two countries. I
Tango naturally dropped in to the was struck by the number of new
conversation at dinner time. The guide residential and industrial buildings in
and her colleague were eager to learn. China. Lacking in style but erect and
The dining ger was quickly transformed square, they transmitted the message
guide suggested we should buy in to a tango ger! An ideal way to pass a “here I am”! A contrast with the laid-
something practical for the family: a very cold evening. back gentleness of Mongolia.
packet of rice and a bottle of vodka! I requested a camel ride before we left. We did not realise we could disembark
Vodka is the Mongolian central heating We drove off through the steppes and at Erlian, the Chinese border town. We
as well as having medicinal properties past a beautiful small lake near to which were a little perplexed as the train pulled
and aiding digestion! I was struck by the we spotted some camels and gers. We in to the sidings. An army of Chinese
enormous range of Hungarian pickled swapped our jeep for some camels and engineers dressed in navy and yellow
cucumbers in the supermarket. we were off. Bactrian camels are larger shell suits worked swiftly around the
The urban landscape gave way to the and woollier than their Middle Eastern train. We watched from the window as
famous Mongolian steppes which cousins and are also more comfortable our carriage was jacked up so that the
stretched forever. We drove through miles to ride. We padded through the steppes bogies could be changed! We finally left
of green plains encircled by mountains until we reached the Little Gobi and another hour later. We were in need of a
and spotted the occasional herdsman walked up the small dunes. The snack but had been advised by many
rounding up his flocks. The temperature cameleers were very jovial and we people not to risk the buffet car. So, in
dropped to 6 degrees C and it started to periodically stopped to take some video accordance with the local tradition, we
rain. I pulled on my fleece in trepidation at for that Hollywood effect. made up our pot noodles and sat back
our approaching three nights of camping. We left the camp after three wonderful to enjoy the rest our journey.
We arrived at Delger Ger Camp, in the days and drove back to Ulaanbataar to Erika Lindsay
Hogno Khan Nature Reserve, 280kms board the train for our 20 hour journey to
West of UB. Our Ger, (see photo), a Jining, China. We were awoken at
spacious structure lined with felt and 7.30am by the attendant handing us
canvas had a small sink, two beds, a immigration documents to complete. The
table and chairs all painted in orange with sun shone as the train trundled through
a gypsy style pattern. A wood burning the Gobi desert, punctuated by the
stove with a metal pipe flue stood in the occasional ger and herds of animals.
middle. We need not have worried about Soldiers scattered along the track saluted
the cold. We felt very snug wrapped in us as the train slid in the Mongolian
wool blankets and a duvet with a roaring border town of Zamin-Uud.
fire to warm us. The shower was in a As we approached the Chinese border,
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7. Yoga classes to start in
Hadley Wood
Hatha yoga classes are starting on 7th
May at the Hadley Wood Association Hall
( far end of the tennis courts on Crescent
Book your car in for any
East). Every Saturday from 9:30am to
valet and receive a FREE Spray Polish 11am. All levels welcome.
or have your Patio+Driveway jet Alex Taylor has been a practitioner of
washed and get 20mins FREE yoga for the past 14 years and teacher for
Call Adam on 07973 272 347 2 years. She trained with the renowned
and worldwide accredited Sivananda
Pilates Teacher - Personal Trainer organisation in Tyrol, Austria. Her own
Established lower back specialist journey with yoga has been extraordinary
and started when she lost a close friend.
Would you like a more toned, more flexible, longer, Her dedication to her practice and her
leaner, stronger look to your body.
These are just a few of the benefits Pilates offers. Private sessions
teaching has made her very popular
are becoming increasingly popular as exercises can be adapted to among her students. One recently quoted:
suit peoples individual needs.
“Alex teaches in a very caring way. You
The sessions enable you to have a more personal method of learning.
Don’t live with back pain book now to see a specialist
can tell she is passionate about what she Yoga is for everyone and not just a specific
Lower back pain is extremely common and can be acute enough does. I am forty years old and I’d like to group. In the classes the main focus will
to stop people functioning normally on a day to day basis. thank her for helping me touch my toes. be on relaxation and combining a variety
Pilates is a key exercise method for helping to improve posture
and therefore relieve daily aches and pains. This is a real achievement for me!” of energising poses to tone and purify the
Contact Stuart on: 07787 552326
Hatha yoga is a combination of poses, body. The focus will be on realigning the
or email: stuart@pilates-stuart.co.uk relaxation, and meditation. Men and spine, allowing you to gradually feel lighter
women, young and old are all welcome. with time and elongating muscle groups
that have become shortened through
cardiovascular exercise, such as running
The Spring 2011 clothes sale! and gym work. However don’t be fooled,
yoga can also be a fantastic workout. At
Dawn Ledgard Events... the end of the class, you’ll feel ready to
Beautiful clothes at amazing prices! take on your daily challenges. You’ll need
to wear loose comfortable clothing and
Come and see our extensive range of New, Designer Ladies Trousers,
bring your own mat and blanket.
Jeans, Separates, Outfits, Rainjackets & HandbagsMany labels
Classes cost £10. email Alex,
including Gardeur, Nougat, Monari, Signature and lots more too! aless1978@breathe.com for further
Wednesday 13th April 2011 10.30 am until 8pm The Hadley Wood information.
Association Centre. 7 Crescent East, Hadley Wood, EN4 0EL Alex Taylor
(behind the tennis courts & near the station) Everyone is welcome.
Bring your friends, come for a coffee & browse in a relaxed
atmosphere!£1 entrance & commission from sales go to
Cherry Lodge Cancer Care
For more info 01344 454423 or 07790326981
Shall we celebrate the Royal
Wedding in Hadley Wood?
At the recent Hadley Wood Association annual meeting, it was suggested
we celebrate the forthcoming royal wedding of Prince William to Kate
Middleton on the 29th April. The proposal was that to mark this wonderful
event we have a party at the Hadley Wood Association Centre (our village
hall) next to the tennis courts. Before we steam ahead with obtaining a
budget and start any preparations we need to get some idea of the support
we might have from the community. How many HW residents would be
interested in attending?
We welcome your thoughts and do let us know by the 31st March.
Contact either Anna Tasou at annatasou@hotmail.co.uk or
Laura on 07949073536. Thank you.
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8. ALDENHAM CUFFLEY HADLEY WOOD
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£3,350,000 OIEO
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Freehold
Freehold £2,500,000
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imposing front entrance, extraordinary high ceilings with original cornicing, yet with convenient access to Central London and the City. Comprising just ft of accommodation. The property benefits from a fantastic indoor pool
original panelling, high set skirting & fireplaces. It has been sympathetically under 7000 sq ft of accommodation with adjoining lodge, the home is set in complex. Situated in a most desirable and private location in the heart of
restored with period features reinvented in a contemporary & elegant design. approximately 3 acres of mature and well stocked beautifully landscaped gar- Hadley Wood just off Beech Hill.
Providing 5915 sq ft of living space arranged over 4 floors, spanning the entire dens. The property features parquet and limestone flooring, oak panelling, stone
east wing of the mansion with privately accessed underground car park. 4 bed- fireplaces and a bespoke fitted kitchen with granite worktops.
rooms, 4 en-suites, drawing room, dining room, TV room & fully fitted kitchen.
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A semi-detached family home having recently undergone a complete Set behind gates at the end of this desirable cul-de-sac is this beautifully A beautifully presented detached family home with spacious and well
refurbishment throughout. The house has also been sympathetically extended presented detached family residence which has been tastefully decorated. planned accommodation comprising 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite),
to create additional reception space on the ground floor and a spacious master The property offers well proportioned living space and backs onto fields drawing room, dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and
suite on the second floor. Lounge/dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, with picturesque views. 3 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and guest cloakroom. The rear garden has a southerly aspect and extension to
utility room, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (2 en suite), rear garden. double garage. approx 80 feet as its maximum.
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A well presented spacious planned detached family residence with This attractive and well presented semi-detached home 3 bedrooms being A spacious third floor apartment with outstanding views to the rear over
accommodation comprising 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (1 en-suite), open used at present as 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and dressing room (it can greenbelt countryside and a large south facing balcony. There is easy access
plan lounge, dining room, kitchen, family/breakfast room, utility room easily be restored to 3 bedrooms if required). On the ground floor there to Hadley Woods local primary school, shops and mainline station. The M25
and guest cloakroom. Integral garage and southerly aspect rear garden are inter-communicating drawing and dining rooms, kitchen/breakfast room is a short drive away. Entrance hall, lounge, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, separate
extending to approx 125”. and guest cloakroom. There is a detached single garage and the rear garden wc.
extends to approx 125’. The property offers significant scope for extension
subject to the usual consents.
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 rodarmstrong@btinternet.com
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 Karen Fernandes 07831 753 268
Security Task Force Membership secretary/Admin Caroline Berlyn 020 8441 8020
Safe Neighbourhood Team Police Sergeant D.Walker 020 87212688 or 07920 233 775
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