1. INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE
Helping Heroes. Bill Morris’s story
Hadley’s RNLI Guild. Pushing the boat out.
Hadley Highstone. Wedding knees- up.
Hadley’s white gates. Face lifts.
Safe Neighbourhood team. New cop on
the block.
HADLEY WOOD NEWS
Golf Club’s new Captain. Off the(book)shelf.
MAY 2011 ISSUE
Letters to the Editor
Traffic and parking in Hadley Wood. Robert
Ridgewell rebels.
Subsidence and flood plains. That sinking
feeling?
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2. Editorial received by the Friends but there is
Spring came along, lambs still a shortfall. For those of you
appeared in the fields wishing to help with this local
beside Waggon road and restoration project please send
April came to an agreeable donations to Chris Feldman, Hon
conclusion with the Royal Wedding. Treasurer, Friends of Hadley
Hadley Wood’s residents watched it at Common, 66 Hadley Road, New
home, at friends or managed to get to the Barnet, Herts EN5 5QS by cheque
Mall. Hadley Highstone had a great party made payable to ‘Friends of Hadley
at the Memorial Hall. Meanwhile the Common’. As usual a Gift Aid
Friends of Hadley Common started an declaration will increase the value of
appeal to renovate the historic white gates the gift.
at the top of Hadley Road and The gates marking the entrances to Monken
Crescent. Charitable works by residents Hadley Common to be renovated. The Hadley Highstone’s
continued with the local RNLI support gates will be repaired by Barnes joinery a
group putting on a superb Fashion Show local firm. Barnet Council are improving street party
and Bill Morris writing in this issue about the road access near the gates to avoid Well actually the A1000 does not really
his fundraising Ben Nevis climb on behalf further damage. With professional fees lend itself to parties. Instead it was
of Help for Heroes. Road works continued and VAT the repairs will cost £73000. Fifty decided to hold the celebration in the
to cause tempers to fray. Skanska’s percent of this sum will be borne by Memorial Hall where Lin Castang and her
temporary traffic lights helped, though English Heritage and The Friends of organising team (Christine and Derek
sadly ignored by a few. The Playground Hadley Common are appealing for help Sagar, Ian and Evelyn Butcher, Janet
committee continued to work on the with the remainder. It is noteworthy that Friend, Angela Ratcliffe and Colette
welcome possibility of an improved Theresa Villiers Conservative MP for Brideson) got the project underway. The
playground. Police Sergeant David Chipping Barnet recently toured the committee made Coronation Chicken
Walker retired having successfully lead Common following the approval of a new and everyone who came brought a dish
our Safe Neighbourhood team for some five year plan to conserve and
years and Sergeant Peter Moxham took improve the grounds. She has
over. Finally to everyone’s dismay the always been a strong supporter
much loved Head teacher at the Hadley of this historic area and
Wood Primary school Mrs Louiza Loizides complimented the Friends ‘for
announced her intention to retire. doing an outstanding job of
looking after the Common and
ensuring that an important
Hadley’s white gates. feature of our local history is
Residents will know that the historic preserved for residents and
Grade 2 listed white gates at the top of future generations to enjoy’.
Hadley Road and at the end of The Interesting details of her tour are
Crescent have been in a poor condition on her website.
for some time. They are now to be rebuilt. Donations to renovate the
These are the last two of the five oak gates have already been
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3. delicious lunch, belted out ‘Katy Katy give
me your answer do’, played games, had
a Royal quiz, drank a glass of
Champagne for the loyal toast and sang
the National Anthem. It was a great day
for all. Finally the magnificent wedding
cakes were cut by the oldest (Joan TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS
Holmes) and youngest (Charles Wood)
participants and commemorative mugs
were given to all the children.
Well done Hadley Highstone.
SUMMER JAZZ EVENING
Friday 10th June
Sparkling wine and canapé reception at 7.30pm.
4 course dinner and live jazz during dinner with
Clark Doidge (saxophone) and his rhythm section.
£49.95 per person. Payment with booking.
such as rice salad, tomato salad etc. to FATHER’S DAY LUNCH
complete the menu. Ben Hillson and Bill Sunday 19th June
Foster set up the projection and screen Treat your father 3 course lunch, coffee and chocolates
(with a little surprise gift for dad), £37.00 per adult,
(4 metres by 3), Jan Hulme knitted the children under 12 £26.00. Payable on booking.
wedding cake toppers (whatever they Afternoon Tea is also available from £19.95 per person
are) and help with the cost was provided
by the Hadley Residents Association and
the Memorial Hall Management
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Committee. Watching the wedding on the YO U R C O U N T RY R E T R E AT Frances Musker formally a lecturer at
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Albert Museum. The gowns and fashions
ranging from 1740-1940, were displayed
Hadley’s Lifeboat Guild by six stunning models. The photos
The Ladies of the Hadley Lifeboat Guild below taken by John Leatherdale are a)
under the indefatigable leadership of Ann Frances adjusting the sleeve of a dress
Phillips and her committee pushed the from 1830 b) A seaside dress from 1890
boat out on April 14th.with a champagne (note the umbrella), and c) the catwalk at
and canapes reception at the Hadley the end of the show. Altogether £1539
Hatha yoga classes Memorial Hall. was raised for the RNLI. The committee
starting on 7th May! This was followed by a spectacular
vintage fashion show compered by
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(far end of tennis courts Crescent East)
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4. coffee morning at the hall during May with
the sale of antiques, plants and jewellery
etc. as usual in aid of the R.N.L.I.
It is worth mentioning that these Hadley
women raise about £3000 a year for the
RNLI and have been doing so for many
years. They deserve our congratulations
and respect. With groups like these
operating all over the country those in
peril on the sea look like being a great
deal safer.
New Cops on the block.
Had to go to the Police station today.
Taken into a small room. Interviewed by
four police officers. Well actually I was
there to meet the new Police Sergeant
who has taken over from Dave Walker.
Sergeant Peter Moxham. Reassuringly
large, Peter Moxham was born in Enfield
and has been in the police force for which includes representatives of Sergeant Moxham’s team includes
twenty years. More recently he was the Council, local schools, businesses from left to right in the photo PCSO Steve
working with and subsequently training and members of the public. It is from Douglas, Constable Michael Bradley
the section responsible for Public order. this group that the Police team get to (who comes from a background of
He now runs our Safe Neighbourhood know about the public’s perception of aviation security and counter terrorism),
team which patrols the Cockfosters ward. crime issues in the area. Our local PCSO Kelvin Jones and Police Sergeant
That includes us. Hadley Wood. You lot. representative on this committee is Mrs Peter Moxham.
Their off street responsibilities include Simone Strauss (who can be contacted At regular intervals this team decide on
regularly attending a public liaison group via the Hadley Wood Association). their main prevention targets. At the
moment these are ATM crime (common
in Cockfosters), sexual offences (usually
St Paul’s Pre-School exposure episodes around the local
schools) and drug busts. But they also
Warmly invite you to join us for our respond to any form of local crime from
traffic violations, antisocial behaviour and
OPEN MORNING prostitution to burglary.
I asked Sergeant Moxham about his
Wednesday 18th May 2011 plans, ‘First of all’ he said ‘ I want to pay
tribute to my predecessor Dave Walker
9.45am-11.45am who set up the team and did such a great
Everyone Welcome job looking after this area. We are
Ofsted approved continuing with the same strategy. We
want to be seen as your local coppers. On
St Paul’s Church Hall, Crescent East, Hadley Wood, Herts, EN4 0EN our bikes. On your streets. So please
Tel: 020 8447 0448 E-mail: stpaulspreschool@btinternet.com come and talk to us if you are worried
about any crime issues’. He went on to
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5. say that in the event of an emergency it contemplation of my life to date. Whether qualities that are invariably found in
was 999 which must be telephoned first. this minor epiphany was prompted by members of the armed forces. It is no
However the SNT are around and the fear of entering the 50th year of my surprise therefore that the majority of our
available from 0800 to 2200 hrs each day life, or whether it was a result of an riggers are ex service NCO’s. One
based in Southgate. So it is always worth unfortunate combination of food, I am evening after a particularly tough day on
ringing them as well… though remember really not sure. What I was certain of one of my locations two of this hardy
they are on their bikes. After about 10pm however, was that I wanted to achieve a breed were discussing ‘Help for Heroes’
any messages will not be answered until personal goal that would make a positive and how without this charity, with little or
next morning. They liase and have a good difference to someone. A task that would no government support our injured
relationship with our local security firm. push me to the limit of my endurance, service personnel would be left high and
I took a few photos and left for home both physically and mentally, whilst dry. As the evening drew on they decided
struck by the efforts this team is making raising an appreciable sum of money for to put a team together to walk 106 miles
to get to know locals and help them. So a deserving charity. from Glasgow to the summit of Ben Nevis
if you see them pedalling up Camlet Way I come from a military family and from in winter!
or any other of our streets give them an early age I was immersed in service The next day these two ex-Sergeants
a wave. life. My Great Grandfather fought in the called me and asked me to come on
Their key telephone number is 0208 Zulu campaign, going to the relief of
721 2688. Messages are automatically Rorkes Drift. My father Alan and his
transferred to the team via their mobiles. brothers saw action in all three services,
Or email them on: Cockfosters.SNT serving their country in the Second
@met.police.uk World War and my father in law and his
Rod Armstrong brother also served during the same
conflict. My wife Katie’s Great Uncle
Hadley Wood Women’s was a chaplain in the trenches of the
western front during the First World War,
Institute witnessing the most terrible carnage and
At the April meeting the members suffering, his ministry is documented in board to help with the fundraising and by
enjoyed an illustrated talk by Ms. Sue a very moving autobiography and his the way, ‘there is a place free on the team
Morgan on the colourful and long life of field communion set, used at the front is if you’re interested?’
George Bernard Shaw and his home treasured by our family. This affinity for Three months later and two stone
Shaw’s Corner. The house now belongs the services and close bond has grown lighter, 15 of us met at the start point in
to the National Trust. Another successful over the years and although choosing a Glasgow on November 28th the coldest
group meeting was on 11th April where career in Television over one in the Royal day recorded in the region since 1962,
the speaker was Eliza McClelland on “A Marines (a story for another occasion!) I The weather forecast had been
woman for all seasons”. A most have always supported charities that in deteriorating every day leading up to our
entertaining and amusing speaker. turn have helped service personnel and start time. Our fears had now been
Hadley Wood W.I. meet every second their families. confirmed with exceptionally heavy snow
Tuesday of the month in St. Paul’s Church The Lord moves in mysterious ways, and unusually low temperatures forecast
Hall. New members are always very and I did not have to wait long for an for the duration of our scheduled one
welcome. opportunity to fulfil both my desire for an week trek. By midday we were trudging
Hilary Nunn adventure and the opportunity to support through two foot drifts in 60mph blizzard
at the same time. Riggers are the infantry conditions. By 15:00 we were 2 hours
To the Highlands for of my industry; they drive our Outside behind schedule and approaching the
Broadcast Vehicles and lay the many summit of Conic Hill. It was minus10
Heroes hundreds of Kilometres of cable that degrees centigrade a complete blizzard
In the fading days of summer last year I every television production requires. The whiteout and I was in the lead navigating!
found myself unconsciously led into a job requires both strength and discipline, Pushing through thigh deep snow with
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daylight remaining we were in deep with the lowest temperatures since the
trouble and it was only day one. For a 1970’s the path was sheet ice with a thin observatory and beyond the summit
moment there was a break in the cloud covering of powder snow….lethal and cairn on its ice clad plinth. Photos were
and through the blizzard I saw the line of exhausting. We then climbed 2000 feet, brief, we had very limited daylight and no
crew stretched out behind me, At the rear trudging through two foot deep drifting time to explore. The wind chill was brutal
I could just make out Sergeant Kerr. He snow in complete white out conditions. and the driving snow was pricking our
was striding with purpose and seemingly The final 1500ft was only completed due skin like needles.
impossible speed through the drifts. He to one of our team member’s ability to Only one other team of three climbers
covered the half a mile to my position in navigate using compass bearings only. had ventured onto the mountain that day,
less than 10 minutes shouting something There were no discernable features in about an hour behind our team. Having
inaudible and certainly unrepeatable at the almost vertical snowfield and the descended to our hostel in Glen Nevis by
each team member as he passed them. bitter wind and driving snow obliterated the light of our head torches, we watched
On reaching me at the front he offered our tracks within a matter of minutes. as an RAF search and rescue Helicopter
some technical advice; ‘’stop ******* We half walked and half crawled up the lifted these three climbers off the
about and hurry up!’’ summit plateau from cairn to cairn. The mountainside, a salient reminder that
We were safely at camp within the hour. snow was very deep and by this time the mountains must always be respected!
The rest of the week was a battle temperature had fallen to minus 20c. Needless to say, celebrations ran late
against the elements; Scotland had Suddenly there was a break in the cloud into the night, but the most important
closed down, locked into frozen and we glimpsed the ruins of the old toast was from all of us to all of you for
paralysis by the worst weather for thirty
years. No traffic on the roads, no people
out of doors, just deep snow, howling New Captain for Hadley Wood Golf Club
winds and biting bitter cold. Our walking NOT SURPRISINGLY for one of the nation’s leading booksellers, Sam Husain
schedules were out of the window, days signalled that his captain’s year would be an open book.
that were to take 8 hours were taking 12. Speaking at his drive-in lunch,
We had some casualties, mostly knees after taking part in the traditional
and feet, but by 13:00 on Sunday 6th pantomime sketch and undergoing
December ten of us had made it to the the ordeal of hitting a drive from the
Summit of Ben Nevis. The Ascent had 12th tee in front of a substantial
been treacherous, exhausting and at crowd of onlookers, Sam said he
one point frightening. We were carrying intended his year to be inclusive of
the heaviest packs of the walk so far all sections of the club. Sam – who
having added ice axes, crampons and is chief executive of bookselling
survival kit to our standard loads. The giant Foyles – said he would listen
initial climb was over two miles of to members’ suggestions before
making final decisions on his
programme of golf and social
events.
He was supported at the lunch by
a large number of friends and
family, including his niece, BBC
news presenter Mishal Husain.
The winner of the sweepstake to
guess the distance of Sam’s drive
was outgoing President Don Bailey.
David Howorth. Extracted from the
HWGC Greenside Gazette with kind
permission.
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7. Dear Editor
Further to the letter from Sandra O’Brart (March issue. Hadley Wood and
flooding)), I have recently had a similar experience trying to obtain a quote for
Building and Contents insurance from Marks and Spencer’s Money. Despite the
fact that I have previously been insured with them, they refused to quote because,
they claimed, Hadley Wood was in an area of high subsidence. This was stated
on the website. I telephoned to point out it was a ludicrous mistake, but they
Are now pleased to welcome to their team, maintained their stance and refused a quotation. Very puzzling!
Dentists with specialist interests in: Yours sincerely
Christine M. Nickson (Mrs)
Endodontics (Root Canal Therapy)
by Dr Marta Suarez John Leatherdale our local expert is heavily involved in discussions with other
Orthodontics, including incognito braces experts regarding whether or not Hadley Wood is on a flood plain. He will be
by Dr Shahla Rahman reporting on his findings in next months issue.
Ed.
Periodontics
(All treatments for gum health)
by Dr Riccardo Zambon Crescent East is becoming a car park 1, Ask the council to make Crescent
Please enquire at our practice Reception with cars parked on both sides of the East and Crescent West a 20 mph area. I
road. Crescent West is nearly as bad as personally don’t think it will do any good
16 Crescent West, Hadley Wood, is the first 150 yds of Lancaster Avenue as people in the area seldom take notice
Barnet, Herts, EN4 OEJ. I realise this is due mainly to of speed limits eg Camlet Way and
Tel: 02084410257 commuters from outside the area who Beech Hill.
park there from early morning until at 2. Suggest to the Council that they
your incredible support. Help for Heroes least 6pm. I also realise that if this were a make Crescent West and Crescent East
will be able to make a significant metered area it would stop the all day one way with the entry at Crescent West
difference to many young servicemen parking which in turn could mean Hadley and the exit at Crescent East,( I realise
and women with the £24,000 you so Wood station being adversely affected. that this may cause our Editor a problem
generously donated. My concern is that there could well be when he visits the Golf Club but I am sure
Thank you to every fellow resident of an accident particularly caused by the in the cause of safety he will not object to
Hadley Wood who so generously donated. speed and thoughtlessness of drivers. adding a minute or two to his journey)
Bill Morris Particularly drivers of 4 x 4’s (who I am sure your readers may disagree
www.bmycharity.com/highlands4heroes incidentally should realise they don’t own with me but they may offer alternative
the roads around Hadley Wood) who ideas and comments.
should be more considerate of other road Yours
Letters to the Editor. users and pedestrians. Specifically by not Robert Ridgwell
hogging the centre of the road travelling
To The Editor of the at great speed very often on the
telephone and expecting everyone else
Hadley Wood News to get out of their way!!! (I must not
Following the complaints made in the HW complain too much about 4 x 4’s as my
News from time to time re the traffic. I son has one but he lives in Wandsworth).
would like to raise another point about the However I believe and hope he is more
problem, at the same time offering two considerate. I have two possible
possible solutions. My concern is that solutions,
Gardening Corner.
It is the time of year to sort out the lawn. Now the ground has warmed up, you can
attack moss using either lawn sand or a good multipurpose weed and feed
fertiliser. Do not forget to water in if there has been no rain for three days. When
the moss has blackened you can either power scarify or rake the lawn with a good
spring tine rake to remove dead moss and thatch. If weather permits, it is also a
good time to reseed the bare patches of lawn caused by moss or wear and tear..
Remember to apply a good soil base for seed and turf to give the roots the best
possible chance for germination and growth. It is a good time to trim and shape
your alpines. To stop them spreading too far, remove weeds and top up with
gravel mulch ie horticultural grit. Stake hardy perennials ready for summer ie
Campanulas, lupins, penstemon and delphiniums as their growing season
approaches.
darrensmithgardens@yahoo.co.uk
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8. HADLEY COMMON ALDENHAM HADLEY WOOD
£4,500,000 £2,950,000 £2,295,000
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Elegant early 18th century Grade II listed imposing character detached Georgian A rare and secluded landmark family home set in approximately 2 acres of land- A very well presented detached 6 bedroom family residence constructed
residence dating back to circa 1720, set within a delightful walled garden with scaped gardens with an timber built swimming pool and spa complex, ample off approximately 5 years. Also with NHBC warranty remaining and benefiting
an additional detached cottage. Located within one of the areas most sought street parking and 2 garages. Set behind a private gated entrance & approached from a southerly aspect rear garden abutting Hadley woods. 3 reception
after settings with many original features, Victorian additions, stunning recently by a long elegant drive. 7 Receptions, 5 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms. rooms, 4 bathrooms (2 en suites), garage.
erected glass conservatory, 5 receptions, 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and swim-
ming pool.
HADLEY WOOD WHETSTONE HADLEY WOOD
£1,850,000 £1,395,000 £995,000
Freehold Freehold Freehold
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A well presented 5 bedroom detached family residence, one of only 4 homes A beautifully presented 5 bed detached home in this highly sought after A beautifully presented detached family home with spacious and well
in the private gated close off Beech Hill built by Messrs. Oliver and Saunders, residential location offering convenient access to Oakleigh Park Rail Station planned accommodation comprising 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite),
in the heart of Hadley Wood within easy reach of local shops, primary school and the wide choice of amenities available on Whetstone High Road. drawing room, dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and
and mainline station. 4 Reception rooms, 3 bathrooms (2 en suites), rear guest cloakroom. The rear garden has a southerly aspect and extension to
garden, double garage. approx 80 feet as its maximum.
HADLEY WOOD BROOKMANS COCKFOSTERS
£975,000 PARK £549,950
Leasehold £875,000 Share of Freehold
Sole Agents Freehold
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020 8440 9797 01707 661144 020 8440 9797
A beautifully presented detached family residence, constructed to provide A highly individual, meticulously planned and beautifully presented 3 A very well presented and spacious 3 double bedroom, 3 bathroom (2
4 bedrooms but now arranged with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and bedroom detached single storey residence set within secluded grounds, yet en suites) duplex apartment in this development by Fairview Homes. The
benefiting from a secluded southerly aspect rear garden. within easy access of the village’s amenities. Lounge, dining hall, superb apartment benefits from a modern fitted kitchen with granite work surfaces
kitchen/breakfast room, 2 utility rooms, 2 en suites, family bathroom and and lounge/diner. There is a balcony and also allocated parking.
double garage.
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 Peter Moxham 020 8721 2688 or 07920 233 775
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