1. INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE
The Battle of Barnet. Market manoeuvres.
Hadley’s roads. Blocked.
Cycling to the Great Wall. Chinese torture.
NOVEMBER 2010 ISSUE
HADLEY WOOD NEWS
A Day in the Life of: Bob.
Mamacha. Peruvian patterns
Primary school. Leave the car at home Mum.
Letting out your house? New laws.
Bill and Ben Nevis
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2. Editorial The Great Wall by bike
Friends of Barnet Market and diary. Part 2
(FOBM) have been keeping
us up to date on develop- Beijing. Very smooth off the plane,
ments at Barnet Market. Mr through passport control and into the
and Mrs Walsh who own the market have terminal on a train. (We learn that the
re-applied for planning permission to airport has the largest roof structure in
redevelop the St Alban’s Road site. This the world and that Beijing city has 25
includes fourteen flats to be built above million people living in it, 5 ring roads and
the site. There are many objections to 10 thousand new cars per WEEK!
their plan amongst them the fact that the There’s 10km between ring road 4 and 5
Market has now been included in the and 30kms between 5 and 6. They are
Monken Hadley Conservation Area. and thankfully they chose half term week already starting on number 7). By 11am
FBOM are opposing the plans and we to do most of it. There is also the we're on board a coach along with Pia my
are keeping a close eye on what is blockage at the bottom of Beech Hill. If room mate for the trip, who rather handily
happening there. We hope that whatever you are driving from Cockfosters and turn
plan is agreed is satisfactory in terms of into Beech Hill you come up against a
its function, appearance and connection long line of parked contractors vehicles
to the rest of the Spires shopping area. If on the left. Cars coming down Beech Hill
you want to be involved or just find out have the right of way. A build up of traffic
what is happening please mail Chris behind the parked vehicles occurs
Smith at csdes@dircon.co.uk sometimes backing up into the
On a different topic there are several Cockfosters road. The contractors have
complaints about traffic issues. Another to do their job and they often have heavy
issue is the delay experienced as we equipment to move from van to the site.
drive around Hadley Wood. You cannot However a little thought on their part and
blame Skanska for causing a hold up at a few gaps left in their line would make it speaks Chinese. The room is very basic
the top of Camlet Way. They have to get a lot easier to navigate this section. but fine, (We flop on to the beds to
new gas pipes across the roads there Rod Armstrong discover they are rock hard with springs
coming through). It's hard to describe the
town we are staying in. Wide boulevards
with 3 lanes each way but almost no
traffic. A shopping mall that's actually just
a concrete block with only one shop (a
very posh gift shop/off licence with
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doesn't seem to be working!
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3. There is a sort of numbness in my fingers
and lots of others are complaining of the
same thing and also tennis elbow.
At the next stop we sit in a tourist
covered area with other Chinese visitors.
As people began to arrive it becomes
apparent that there were quite a few
casualties due to the heat (now 34 TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS
degrees). They were 'picked up' by the
bus amid much complaining. We take a
chair lift up to see the Buddha. The view
is good and we surmise where we are
going tomorrow. The Great Wall is far on
the horizon and most definitely high up
said words to the effect of 'you've got to day had been very manageable but
be joking'! decide to keep quiet as not many others
agree. Especially as it was so hot.
Sunday 12th – Day One Dinner is in a huge, characterless
Only awake for about an hour in the night dining room. This time they bring the
(if you move your hip bone off a spring, it dinner to the table. There's an amazing
only puts your knee onto another one. selection of dishes, mostly gone cold but
Breakfast was a bit slow. One guy with a a huge variety and delicious. We're
4 slice toaster (and metal tongs to get the Concert Dinner finished by 8pm, and in bed by 8.30pm.
bread out!!) for 80 people. I had rice with Friday 19th November
sweet corn and peas which was all I Alison Farr, Piano Recital Day 2 Monday 13th
wanted as still not hungry.
Reception at 7.00pm with sparkling wine and canapés, Wake up call at 6.00am, keys handed in
three course dinner and concert. Programme to include:
The time has finally arrived to start Bach - French Suite No.5, Schumann - Papillons,
by 6.45 followed by breakfast and leave
cycling. We’re all taking photos and Brahms - Ballades and Chopin - Ballade No.1 at 8am. The staff now ‘check’ all 40 odd
saddle up with a mixture of excitement
Price: £54.50 per person – table wines extra. rooms in case we have stolen the towels
Payable on booking. Dress code: Black tie.
and nerves but no hitches. and light bulbs! Whether this is because
Within 10 minutes I am most un- Christmas we are ‘big noses’ ie. foreigners or
comfortable but fortunately after half an & New Year whether it’s because this is what the
hour a 'tech van' is on the hard shoulder Spend the festive season in the beautiful surroundings of Chinese do we never discovered.
so I get my saddle and handle bars
West Lodge Park. With stunning grounds and the highest Out to the bike before breakfast to get
rated four star hotel in Hertfordshire, what better place
altered - I'm a new woman but also now to spend Christmas day, Boxing day or New Years Eve? the 'techs' to move my saddle forward in
the last rider so cycle with Adrian (one Contact us now to find out more about our exciting the hope of alleviating the pins and
Christmas & New year events, menus and offers.
of the two male guides amongst 81 needles. Breakfast is spring greens, rice
women!) and Tamsin the doctor. We and stuffed dumplings As we're
cruised along at the back discussing how assembling to leave, all the hotel staff,
many men learn too late that they've let WEST LODGE PARK complete with chefs hats etc., come out
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they won't commit! The next thing I know forth with three flags which they raise to
we're at the 20 km stop. the accompaniment of grand music
Get told off for not drinking enough on a mountain…. we are going to have to played over loud speakers. Apparently
(only half of my water bottle) so down a start 'going up' at some stage…. this spectacle is carried out every
bottle at the stop but still not hungry We're all back on our bikes after lunch morning rain or shine. On to the bikes.
enough to eat. It gets hot (30 degrees) but at least half, including me, are Claude reminds us that the brakes are
so I'm pleased that the complaining that our bikes are causing the wrong way around. Back brake on
next 23 km stop is in aches and pains not encountered before right, front on left and off we go. Whats
the shade. We're also - most commonly numbness in the finger ahead?
given bottles (of tap tips or tennis elbow. I have the numbness Nikki Forsyth
water) to pour over our and a pain between the shoulder blades,
heads. This is going to I don’t fancy 5 days of this.
require practice as my However I enjoy the gentle terrain and
attempts resulted in seeing trees laden with peaches. Every
sun cream in the eyes, 50 metres or so a man is sitting by a pile
water down the front of peaches for sale. No one seems to
and not a lot in the hair. stop, I’m tempted but put off by having to
I'm one of the last barter and anyway I’m so useless on a
leaving the stop but bike I’m not sure I could eat a fat juicy
feel really fab and ready to get the flight peach and cycle at the same time.
out of my system. We head for a Buddha We reach our next hotel. The Ping Gu
on the top of the hill that we've been able International. We are impressed with the
to see for the last couple of kilometres. size and quality of the room. I felt the first
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4. A Day in the Life of. to work fast and get it right. The others chauffeur in Central London. Even drove
Bob at the Newsagents. in the room are the delivery team. Mike for Gordon Brown. ‘Rude man’ says Bob
Jacky Rob Derek and then Guy who rolls ‘but don’t put that in’
up on his bike with his usual cheery Then he met Sangita (also from
welcome. They move forward as their Nairobi), they married and both worked
batches become available, pack them until their firstborn, a daughter, came
into their shoulder bags and disappear along. Bob worked at Martins (a chain of
into the darkness. Bob and Raheem pile newsagents) in the day and drove a
the rest of the batches into the car and minicab whenever he could. Finally they
we drive off round Hadley Wood leaving spotted a newsagents business for sale
the bags at pre-arranged drop off points. in St Albans and took it on. Sangita did
Now it is back to the shop. Its 0600 hrs the book-keeping. It was a tough area.
and the first customer drops by. A City Nice people but lots of youngsters ready
gent by the look of him. Picks up the for trouble. ‘Bit different from Hadley
Times, offers some derogatory Wood’. Finally after a heart attack, an
comments about Liverpool football club angioplasty and a good recovery they
Its about 5.15 am. Dark and cold. (Bob’s team) and he’s on his way. Things heard TJ Blakes was available and they
Wondering what ever possessed me to seem a bit calmer and Raheem hands took over from Jeremy.
decide on this article I creep across a round cups of tea. The door opens. It’s ‘Jeremy has been a great help’ says
deserted and silent Crescent West and the man from Warburtons. Big lorry. Bob.’ I don’t know how we would have
stumble round the back of the shops to Goodness knows what time he started managed without him. He still comes in
the basement below Londis/TJ Blake’s. I work. The bread is unloaded and Bob, on Saturdays and Sundays to help. And
am meeting Bob Ruparelia. You know exchanging a few more of his usual Irene thank goodness ’. ‘What is so
Bob of course. He’s the big bloke in pleasantries, checks the invoice and special about the weekend?’ I ask
charge of the newsagents who counts everything in. Later he tells me.’ I ‘Saturdays and Sundays’ says Bob ‘are a
dispenses newspapers, food, cigarettes always try and be the first drop for the nightmare. There are 300 bundles of
etc. He also dispenses a high standard delivery men. If you upset the delivery papers to sort out including all the
of banter, cheerfulness and humour. boys you go down their list and magazines that come at the weekend.
Listening to him, he reminds me of a everything just gets later and later’. I ask We have to insert those by hand. Much
typical Cockney but unless you can hear him how he learned all this. ‘Started heavier for the delivery team too’.
Bow Bells in Kenya he probably does not about 13 years ago’ he says ‘helping my Customers are coming in and out faster
qualify. In fact his grandparents hail from brother’ then branched out on his own now as the morning rush for the trains
India. He was born in Nairobi before with Sangita. ‘She’s the brains behind the start. Everyone’s in a hurry. The sandwich
coming here as a child. Anyway as I was operation’ he says. ‘but don’t tell her’. (I van arrives. More unpacking and
saying. I reach the basement room. Its resolve to do so at the first opportunity). counting. More banter. Bob has a laugh
like a scene from a French gangster ‘What about before that?’ I ask. ‘My Dad with the delivery man. ‘He’s a Man.City
movie. A bare room illuminated by a brought us over from Nairobi. Used to supporter’ he says to me as an aside,
single light bulb. Under the light a long have a business there. When we got here ‘poor chap’.
trestle table covered with piles of papers. he started as a bus conductor. Worked A lady appears at the door. ‘Hi Bob’
Two men are bent over the table, working nights in a factory. Mum worked as well. She smiles, grabs a paper and dashes
and writing frantically. Behind them I can Lyons cakes. We rented a flat in Wembley for the train. Another lady customer. In a
make out two or three shadowy figures. until enough money was saved for a hurry. ‘Just taken a milk Bob. Can I pay
A woman leans against the wall. The deposit on a house’. you later?’ ‘Course you can my darling’.
atmosphere’s tense. But wait a minute. After leaving school Bob became a So it goes on, the flow of delivery men
These are no gangsters. Its Bob and security man at the air base in Ruislip. being replaced by the early city workers,
Raheem addressing the 300 daily Tough job trying to keep brawling then the office workers.
newspapers for Hadley Wood! They have American servicemen in order. Then a The repartee varies, suited to the type
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5. of customer. Then the Mums start Pilates Teacher - Personal Trainer
popping in before dropping off the kids Established lower back specialist
at school. Later Sangita will take over. Would you like a more toned, more flexible, longer,
She’s dealt with the children (daughter leaner, stronger look to your body.
12 and son 8 yrs) fixed the house and These are just a few of the benefits Pilates offers. Private sessions
are becoming increasingly popular as exercises can be adapted to
done the shopping. Sangita knows how suit peoples individual needs.
to run a business. Aged 16 years she The sessions enable you to have a more personal method of learning.
worked at a local Argos store on Don’t live with back pain book now to see a specialist
Saturday mornings. Six years later she Lower back pain is extremely common and can be acute enough
to stop people functioning normally on a day to day basis.
was Manageress, moving around their Pilates is a key exercise method for helping to improve posture
different stores in London. She sends and therefore relieve daily aches and pains.
Bob home to have a sleep. ‘Unless Contact Stuart on: 07787 552326
or email: stuart@pilates-stuart.co.uk
Liverpool are playing’ says Bob ‘in which
case I will stay up and watch.’ Its 0900.
Unable to postpone my breakfast any
longer and seriously considering going feature film of Wuthering Heights, this has received the generous support of the
back to bed, I make my excuses leaving sustainable development project has Head Knitwear Designer of a well known
Bob Sangita and Raheem to carry on in been able to send over £35,000 to needy high street brand who has designed a
the shop. They’ve only got another 10 communities in Peru over the last two new range of women's alpaca clothing.
hours to go (six and a half days a week) years. She has also completed a Business
before closing. And I thought I used to The project currently involves Course at the Centre for Sustainable
work hard. approximately 150 rural and urban Fashion at London College of Fashion,
Rod Armstrong women in Peru and enables them to earn and is currently working on some
a fair wage producing high quality hand garments that will be shown at London
knitted items for Mamacha, in a country and Paris Fashion Week as part of a
Mamacha where 45% of the population live below collaboration with another designer
2010 has been an exciting year for the poverty line. brand's collection.
Mamacha. From receiving orders for Hadley Wood’s Amy Yates has been Mamacha will be at Ethical Just Got
their products from Amnesty International working with the same small community Fabulous pop-up shop in Notting Hill on
and New Internationalist catalogues, to groups in Peru for over five years, and Saturday 4th – Sunday 5th December
supplying knitwear for the actors in a new has seen women's lives transformed. She (www.ethicaljustgotfabulous.com).
is passionate about keeping Closer to home, we will also be opening
traditional skills alive, and our doors at 53 Crescent West on
pays a premium for hand- Thursday 9th December 2010 from 9am
crafted items that to 8pm. All are welcome to view our
demonstrate age old products – alpaca hats, scarves, snoods,
skills. As the company gloves, fingerless mittens, socks,
places regular orders – rare jumpers, alpaca and silk wraps, bags,
in the fashion world – the and a wide range of childrens' clothing.
women can plan ahead, Please contact Amy on 020 8441 4028
feed their family and send or amy@yates.net or visit
their children to school. www.mamacha.co.uk for more
As well as supplying the information.
Amnesty International Mamacha
catalogue with jumpers,
hand painted coasters and
Christmas decorations, Amy
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6. Hadley Wood
Primary School.
Mrs Loizides has been telling the HW News
about WoW. A charity known as Living Streets
has been running a campaign since 1996
aimed at encouraging children to walk to
school. The campaign’s aim is to encourage
all parents, children and young people to
make walking to school part of their daily
routine. This builds a habit of walking which
they hope will remain with them for the rest of
their lives. The campaign for Primary schools part in a mass walking relay which involved
is called the Big WoW. (Walk once a Week). schools across London travelling
This year thirty three London boroughs took anticlockwise from Havering, through every
borough and ending at Greenwich. To mirror
the London relay, Enfield schools also took
part in relays throughout October. Forty five
primary, secondary and special needs
schools walked from their school to the next
school on the route. Approximately 225
children took part in the relay. The photo
shows the Westgrove school children handing
over the baton (a cylinder filled with pledges)
to the Hadley Wood children.
Autumn in Hadley Wood
John Leatherdale
Top: Jack’s Lake. Above: Kite flying at Bartrams Lane.
Left: Walking in Hadley Wood.
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7. under a common law tenancy. The
landlord of a property originally let on a
common law tenancy that became an
AST from 1st October should be
especially careful to follow the correct
procedure for gaining possession,
regardless of the contractual terms of
the tenancy.
When the £25,000 annual rent
threshold was originally set it excluded a
relatively small number of luxury lettings
from AST protection. Nowadays a
£25,000 annual rent is by no means
Letting your property. exceptional, especially in Greater
1st October this year brought about an London. Increasing the rent threshold to
important change in the law in England £100,000 should go some way to re-
relating to the Assured Shorthold Tenancy the special rules that apply to AST’s, balancing the market so that only truly
(AST) - the most popular method of particularly: luxury properties are outside the AST
letting residential property. The duty to protect rent deposits regime.
Before 1st October, if the annual rent The procedures for gaining possession Guy Wheatcroft, RHY Law LLP
under an assured tenancy was more than An AST landlord must protect the gwheatcroft@rhylaw.com
£25,000, that tenancy could not be an tenant’s deposit by using an authorised
AST, instead being a “common law tenancy deposit scheme (TDS) operated
tenancy”. From 1st October that threshold by an approved scheme administrator. It Hadley Wood’s Jewish
is increased to £100,000, meaning that a is not yet clear how the TDS legislation Community
common law tenancy granted before 1st will apply where a common law tenancy
October with an annual rent between became an AST from 1st October, where There is an active Community in Hadley
£25,000 and £100,000, that would the deposit may have been paid months Wood which is known for its warm and
otherwise have been an AST but for the or years before. friendly atmosphere. All Jewish families
high rent exclusion, qualified as an AST Generally, the grounds on which a are extremely welcome. For information
on 1st October. landlord can obtain possession of a on the events and services in Hadley
This means there will be more property let on an AST provide the tenant Wood, please contact Rabbi Yoni
landlords who will need to comply with with greater protection than that afforded Birnbaum on 07905964207. Yoni and
his wife Elisheva live in Hadley Wood
and organise regular services and
Letters to the Editor social and learning activities.
Some of the upcoming events are:
Dear Editor Regular Friday night and
In six weeks time at 5.30am on November Saturday morning services
the 28th, I (BILL MORRIS) will be A Chanucah show and talk on
commencing a 100 mile walk from Jewish Humour
Glasgow to the peak of Ben Nevis (and Regular activities for men and
down again hopefully!) in aid of Help For women including well known guest
Heroes. 14 colleagues from the Television speakers
Outside Broadcast Industry will be joining A ‘Cheder’ for young children
me, the majority of whom are ex services. where they can learn with excellent
I am aware of the charitable burden teachers
placed upon us all, so please excuse this blatant plug for a most superb and Do give Rabbi Yoni a call and get
worthwhile cause. involved
No matter how cold and wet, how exhausted, how much stick the two non-
military members of the team are getting from the ex-service members, you can
rest assured that any donation large or small will help support this most fantastic
charity. Our injured servicemen and servicewomen get little or no long term
The Hadley Wood
financial help from the Government, yet with your valuable support we hope to Association
raise much needed funds for ‘Help for Heroes’ vital work. Please help us by
donating whatever you feel you can via our fundraising website: Annual General Meeting
www.bmycharity.com/highlands4heroes Wednesday November 24th
We will be posting pictures and updates every day of the trek, so that you can
share the peaks and troughs, the drama and pain of every step.
at 7.30pm
Thank you for your time and consideration, In the Hadley Wood Centre
Best Regards at the far end of the tennis
Bill Morris courts in Crescent East.
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8. BARNET TOTTERIDGE HADLEY WOOD BROOKMANS NEW HOMES
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An ambassadorial style hous ein need of some refurbishment, in mature This charming and spacious detached family home is situated on the areas A beautifully presented detached family residence which has been extended
grounds of approx. 23 acres, approached through a private gated entrance. premier road and benefits from well presented accommodation arranged over and refurbished to a very high standard by the current owners and benefits
3 reception rooms, study, office, 2 kitchens, 2 cloakrooms, indoor swim- 3 floors. Wrought iron gated carriage driveway, guest cloakroom, extensive from an extensive rear garden with a heated swimming pool. Study, drawing
ming pool, gym, 6 bedrooms (all en suite), self contained 1 bedroom staff drawing room, dining room, family room, morning room, study, kitchen/break- room, family/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, laundry room,
cottage, 1 bedroom lodge, range of outbuildings, all weather tennis court. fast room, utility room, master bedroom suite with his & hers dressing rooms 4 bedrooms (4 en suites), family bathroom, rear garden, single garage.
& luxurious en-suite bathroom, 6/7 further bedrooms, 4 further bathrooms (2
en-suite), rear garden approaching a quarter of an acre.
RIDGE ESSENDON HADLEY WOOD
£2,500,000 £2,250,000 £1,850,000
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Set behind a private gated entrance and surrounded by the beautiful A substantial traditionally built country home in a parkland setting offering A beautifully presented 5/6 bedroom detached family residence situated
Hertfordshire countryside on the outskirts of the village of Ridge is this an unrivalled quality of living in a secure and gated environment. Featuring a in this peaceful turning in the heart of Hadley Wood and benefiting from a
secluded individualistic barn conversion which in part dates back to the ‘Mark Wilkinson’ kitchen, 4 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms (3 En Suite), Study, landscaped southerly aspect rear garden with a heated swimming pool. 5
18th Century with 19th and 20th Century influences. Deeves Hall Barn is Detached Double Garage and panoramic views on a plot of approximately reception rooms, 5 bathrooms (2 en suites), rear garden, heated swimming
a spectacular 6,900 sq ft minimalist interior designed barn conversion with 0.7 acres which encircles the property. pool.
an indoor pool and gym complex. 3 reception rooms, 4 bedrooms, 4 en-
suites.
NEW BARNET TOTTERIDGE HADLEY WOOD
£1,295,000 £749,950 £649,000
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*CHAIN FREE* A charming 1870’s Victorian detached gated character A beautifully presented detached home situated in this sought after residential A ground floor apartment built by Messrs. Laing Homes, 1 of 7 apartments
residence. The property retains many original features. The property is cul-de-sac. 3 Double Bedrooms, Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Breakfast in this exclusive development. 2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room,
arranged over 3 floors. 3 reception rooms, kitchen, study, 5 bedrooms, 2 Room, Secluded Rear Garden, Potential to extend (subject to Planning study, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en suite), 2 allocated parking spaces,
bathrooms, rear garden with southerly aspect, garage. Permission). substantial terracing.
The Hadley Wood Association
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