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SEPTEMBER 2015

Delivered by the Residents’ Association

THE BULLETINThe Voice of the Community

The Mayor's CharitiesKindly note this year's Mayor, CouncillorBrian Eagling, has named his charities as FirstStep (supporting parents with children withspecial needs) and The Neonatal Unit forspecial care babies at Queens Hospital.Please look out in the Bulletin for a number offund raising events.

Santa is ComingWe are planning to bring Santa to our localroads again in early December. We wish toraise cash again for the local RainbowChildren's Charity. The local children love tosee Santa and it is a great start for theChristmas Season.We need your support. If you have a car with atow bar and can volunteer for severalevenings, please contact me.We also need volunteers for collecting andassisting the driver marshalling the float andthe towing vehicle.Please help us raise cash for such aworthwhile charity.Get in touch with me on 01708 373 027 oremail me on [email protected] Manythanks.

Cllr BRIAN EAGLING, Mayor of Havering

Organ Donor StallLast month I helped out on a stall at KingsPark Surgery appealing for people to sign theorgan donor register which you can do bycalling 0300 123 23 23 or visitingwww.organdonation.nhs.uk/register-to-donate/For more information on activities held byKings Park Patient Participation Group, [email protected].

Cllr ALEX DONALD

Save Our Green BeltThe Council are currently preparing a new Local Plan to take account ofchanges to the Mayor's London Plan and the National Planning PolicyFramework published in 2012. This is the one occasion where developers canmake a bid to take areas out of the Green Belt. There are 47 separate areas inHavering which have been identified, some of these are in Harold Wood wardand in Emerson Park ward and also close to the borders of these wards.The majority of these sites have been identified by developers for residential.The Council’s own officers have clearly stated that Green Belt land is notrequired to meet Havering's housing target and the timetable for this work islengthy and will involve public consultation on proposals and an examinationin public.Public consultation will take place later this year/early next. Please be assuredthat your three ward councillors are very clear that we will fight to keep ourGreen Belt intact and preserve our environment for the future. This is adeveloping picture and we will keep you updated on developments. Please dowrite in to the Planning Department in Mercury House to register your supportto keeping Havering's precious Green Belt.

Cllrs ALEX DONALD, BRIAN EAGLING AND DARREN WISE

Brian Meets Her Majesty the QueenTo celebrate 50 years of the London Boroughs,Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Philipattended celebrations at Barking and Dagenhamin July and all the London Mayors, localdignitaries etc were invited to attend a receptionand meal also attended by the Royal couple.After the meal was over the London Mayors wereasked to go outside and I was given a bade towear on my lapel - this being a sign to the Queenthat she should stop in the line up and beintroduced to me. I was nervous but excited to beintroduced and to have a little chat with Her

Majesty and also Prince Philip who I found to be very jolly and he had a bit of a joke withmyself and the mayor standing next to me. I was so very proud and it is a moment I willremember for the rest of my life.

Cllr BRIAN EAGLING, Mayor of Havering

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VehicleCrossoverI was pleased to have helped alocal resident with a disability intheir quest to get a vehiclecrossover installed outside theirproperty in Harold Hill. This hadbeen initially requested via theOccupational Health Teamthough this was taking far toolong until I intervened and I amhappy to confirm this has nowbeen implemented.

Cllr DARREN WISE

Harold WoodYogaClasses are held on Wednesdays1 pm to 2.30pm at KingslandScout Hall at the rear of Delaneysestate agents in Station Rd,Harold Wood. Your first sessionis free and is for all ages andabilities.The new sessions start onthe 23rd this month. For furtherdetails, please contact Jill Cookon 01708 479468, who is a fullyqualified yoga teacher; she will bepleased to discuss the classes withyou.

Charity NightOn 2nd December at HaroldWood Neighbourhood Centre, inaid of the Mayor's Charity, toinclude 3 course meal andcabaret with the "Guvnor ofComedy" Jimmy Jones and MickyPugh. Tickets £22.00 - for moredetails contact Ron Lockharton 01708 523 513 or 07812 412 611.

Guildonian’s NextProductionJust the ticket for Halloween –Guildonians present ahorror/ghost story!The Exorcism (Don Taylor) wasscreened on BBC TV in 1972 andfor many years regarded as one ofthe scariest hours in Britishtelevision history. But not to beconfused with the film TheExorcist - there are no spinningheads in this show!This very English ghost story is setin a 17th century country cottage:four friends celebrate the festiveseason with a wonderful meal…whether or not they live to tellthe tale remains to be seen …

The Little Theatre, The Drive,Harold Wood, RM3 0DUOctober 28-31 at 8pm plus2.30pm Saturday matineeTickets £7 - 01708 341442

Scam AlertA resident contacted me to reporta phishing scam he received viatext where he was asked to call anumber and give his bankaccount details and PIN. He wasright not to give these out! BanksNEVER ask you to confirmpasswords or other log-onsecurity details. If you suspect afraud, contact your bankimmediately. I also advised theresident to report this scam towww.actionfraud.police.uk/reportfraudor call 0300 123 2040.

Cllr ALEX DONALD

Silver SundayI am helping to organise an eventcalled Silver Sunday to take placeon Sunday 4th October especiallyfor isolated or lonely oldercitizens. It is taking place atTescos Roneo Corner where therewill be a buffet and tea/coffee andsoft drinks. We are going to have aquiz, music, and general chit

chat. It is a day when we aretrying to locate the lonelyin the community and give theman enjoyable day and also in thehope that they may make friends.Please ring Bunny Eagling on01708 373 027 if you feel thiswould be something that wouldinterest you.

Harold ParkBaptist ChurchI attended a very warm andwelcoming open day at HaroldPark Baptist Church in HaroldCourt Road where I met localresidents over tea and biscuits. Tofind out more about the church,give them a call on 372346.

Cllr ALEX DONALD

Romford EssexSci-Fi CharityConventionThe Charity Convention in Julyraised £1,000 for Little HavensChildrens Hospice – We wouldalso like to thank our Mayor Cllr

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Brian Eagling for attending andopening the event – there are somany photos up on Face Bookwith the Mayor and others.

Nick Joseph

A12 TreesA resident notified me of somedead trees along the A12 justoutside Court Avenue. I have askedTransport for London (TfL) for awork schedule and to replace themas soon as possible. All issuesrelated to the A12 and A127 fallunder Tfl’s remit. You can reportan issue to them atreportit.tfl.gov.uk or call0343 222 1234.

Cllr ALEX DONALD

Squirrels HeathScouts 'Fun inthe Field'Please note the 3rd SquirrelsHeath Scout Group based at ScottLodge, behind Dothan House,almost opposite Royal LibertySchool, in Upper Brentwood Road

are holding Fun in the Field.It is scheduled for Sunday the

27th September and will have funraces for a mixture of age groupsas well as lots of stalls where youcan do things like smash crockery,guess the number of variousthings, indulge in strawberry teas,enjoy a barbecue, have your facepainted and so much more.Doors open at 11am and racesstart at 11.30am. Entry by raffleprogramme which can bepurchased on the door.They are raising funds for thisscout unit to help them continuetheir valuable work with the youngpeople in their care, ranging in agefrom 5 to 18 years of age.

Nuisance callsDid you knowthere’s a wayto reportnuisancecalls andmessages?TheInformationCommiss-ioner’s Office

(ICO) is the independentauthority which takes actionagainst unwanted sales calls,those annoying pre-recordedmarketing messages, silent orabandoned calls, or even spamtexts and emails. Visitwww.ico.org.uk, click ‘Report aconcern’, then click ‘Nuisancecalls and messages’. You can alsocall ICO’s helpline on0303 123 1113.

Cllr ALEX DONALD

Harvest MessyChurchOn Thursday 24th September wewill be celebrating ‘harvest’ atMessy Church in North StreetHall, Hornchurch. At 4.30 we startwith a drink before making lots ofcrafts, then after some worshipsongs there’s a chance to thinkabout harvest time and how somepeople don’t have enough to eat;this is one of the reasons why weare supporting the local foodbankby having a collection of non-perishable foodstuff (or cashdonations) for them. We can thenappreciate just how blessed we

are, as we finish by sitting downto a home cooked 2 course meal.If Thursday afternoon doesn’t suityou there’s another MessyChurch at St Matthew’s Church inChelmsford Drive, Hornchurchon Sunday 20th Sept between 11and 12.30 where we haverefreshments but no meal.Messy Church welcomes familiesand anyone else who wants tojoin us, if you’d like to come alongto North Street, please contact theParish Office on 01708 441571 forcatering purposes, or just turn upand take ‘pot luck’.

The Run Is OnPlease support the Mayor'sCharity appeal which is in aid ofFirst Step and the Special CareBaby Unit at Queens Hospital bytaking part in a 4 mile run thathas been arranged by NickJoseph. It is taking place at11.00am on Sunday 18th Octoberand it is to start in Harold WoodPark and then through Page'sWood. To enter please contactNick Joseph on 01708 342 348 oremail [email protected]

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HMOs Article 4DirectionsUpdate

The recentmotionproposed byyourResidents’AssociationCouncillorsat a fullcouncilmeeting inMarch has

gone out to consultation andresidents were invited to takepart.Havering Council is proposing tobring in two article 4 directions totackle the increase of homesbeing converted to houses inmultiple occupations (HMO’s) inthe borough.HMO is a building, or part of abuilding that is occupied by morethan one household and wheremore than one household shares- or lacks - an amenity, such as a

bathroom, toilet or cookingfacilities. Landlords can currentlyconvert a house into a HMO forup to 6 residents withoutplanning permission.The Council has made two Article4 Directions to remove thesepermitted development rightsand, if approved, landlords will infuture need to seek planningpermission to change a houseinto a HMO.Two Directions have been made,the first covers Brooklands,Romford Town, Heaton andGooshays wards. The secondDirection covers the whole of theBorough, except Brooklands,Romford Town, Heaton andGooshays wards.Before the Directions are giventhe go-ahead, a consultationperiod must take place andsubject to a successfulconsultation period and theDirections being agreed by theCouncil, both Directions wouldcome into effect in 12 months’time.

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Battle of BritainService 2015On the 70th Anniversary of TheBattle of Britain in September2010 I was fortunate to beallocated a Spitfire for a flypast atthe Battle of Britain Service at theMilitary Cemetery situated at therear of St Andrew’s ChurchHornchurch.I am delighted to announce thatthis year on the 75th Anniversaryof The Battle of Britain, I haveonce again been fortunate to beallocated a Spitfire for a flypast.As 2015 is such an importantanniversary, the Battle of BritainMemorial Flight have beenswamped under with applicationsor ”bids” for their aircraft to takepart in displays and flypasts.Displays have to be paid for butflypasts are free.At the end of 2014, FlightLieutenant Parkinson MBE (whoflew our Spitfire in 2010) and whois now the BBMF OperationsOfficer together with SquadronLeader Mason, the OfficerCommanding the Flight, receiveda 200 page spread sheet listing all800 “bids” for their aircraft.

After two days a provisionalpencil draft of a programme hadbeen made after poring overmaps and computers.After another three days theoriginal 800 “bids” had beenreduced to 300. Discussions tookplace with the RAF Events Teamwho allocate the Red Arrows andother RAF aircraft to make anagreed programme, then everyvenue has its own file.As I had made a very strong casefor a Spitfire I was overjoyed toreceive an acceptance letter inMarch.So, if you attend St Andrew’sMilitary Cemetery on Battle ofBritain Sunday 13th September2015 between 10-00am and 10-15am you will see our ownSpitfire as it does three low passesover us.

Alan Taylor, Verger, St. AndrewsChurch

Welcome AbigailOver the years we have had anumber of younger members ofour community contributing toThe Bulletin. We welcome ournewest journalist Abigail who

starts Coopers Coborn School thismonth.

Abigail’s columnHappy New Year!!!No I am not crazy, I do know

when theyear starts,the first ofJanuary!Though forus youngerresidents,especially

those who are still in school, theNew Year really begins inSeptember, not January as weknow it!September is the time when weall move into our new years atschool or even a completely newschool! So why doesn’t the newschool year start in January?I am Abigail and I will be writingeach month for the Bulletin. ThisSeptember my new year startswith a new school, new friends,new independence, learning howto play a new instrument (theelectric guitar) and of coursewriting this column.

I will be writing about all theissues that affect us youngerresidents, things like safety,community issues, news storiesand local events.I would like to wish you all ahappy new year a best wisheswith all the new things enteringinto your lives from September.

Havering PoliceCadetsThe Havering Volunteer PoliceCadets are looking to increasetheir numbers and so currentlyhave vacancies across all its units.From September there will befour units across Havering.For those interested in joining orfinding out more about the PoliceCadets please come along to oneof our open evenings.Junior Cadets - Wednesday 16thSeptember, 5 - 6.30pm at DrapersAcademy, Harold Hill (10-12yr olds)Senior Cadets - Wednesday 16thSeptember, 7 - 9.30pm at DrapersAcademy, Harold Hill (13-17yr olds)Junior Cadets - Thursday 17thSeptember, 5 - 6.30pm at Gaynes

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School, Upminster (10-12yr olds)Senior Cadets - Thursday 17thSeptember, 7 - 9.45pm at GaynesSchool, Upminster (13-17yr olds)For more information [email protected]

Bell SchoolFireworksThe Upminster Junior School PAand Upminster Infant School PTAAnnual Firework Display will betaking place on the school field onSaturday 7th November. Displaystarts at 6:30pm with the gatesopening at 5:30pm.

Mayor's CharityNight Out -Book EarlyCome and join us at the PremiereCinema in the Liberty, Romfordon Saturday 19th September for asingalong to MAMMA MIA.Tickets are £10 for adults and £5for children up to 12 years. It willbe a fun night and dressing up isoptional. Book your tickets at

Premiere Cinema or contactBrian on 01708 3730 27 or [email protected]

Cllr BRIAN EAGLING, Mayor

Rainbow TrustWalkTo be held on SaturdaySeptember 19th.Circular walk 3 miles or 7 miles.Registration 9.30am atHAINAULT FOREST CAR PARKOpposite Miller & Carter (exCamelot) Lambourne End.Raise money whilst enjoying apicturesque forest walk.Entry £5 Sponsor forms available01708 378717. Transport availablefor those requiring a lift.Start at 10a.m. from Tithe BarnUpminster.Request – Please pass this form toa friend if you cannot enteryourself. Sponsor forms available.£5 entry.Object – To raise money for theRainbow Trust Children’s Charity.Start - Registration 9.30 am at theTithe Barn Car Park.TRANSPORT – Available by car

from Rainbow shop Harold Wood9 a.m. prompt.

Footwear – This is a country walkand footwear must be chosen forpossible rough and wet conditions.Entry - All Walkers shouldcomplete and return entry form toreceive full details.

Don't Get FinedIf you attend the Harold WoodPolyclinic please remember toregister your vehicle by enteringyour car number in the machineat the reception desk. If you arenot sure how to do this the ladieson reception will be happy to do itfor you. You will get a hefty fine ifyou do not enter your vehicleregistration. Tell your friends andneighbours about this.

Cllr BRIAN EAGLING, Mayor

Thames ChaseTrustAugust saw the opening of thePike Lane path from St Mary’sLane to the Forest Centre. Thanksto Mr Cameron, owner of theCranham Golf Course and using a

grant from Veolia Riverside Trust,visitors to the Forest Centre can walkin safety away from the busy Lane.September events at the ForestCentre:Friday 11th September 3-5pm –luscious cream tea with live music.£8 per person. Booking essentialSaturday 19th/Sunday 20thSeptember 10am -4pm ArtExhibition by a young artistThomas Mead.Sunday 20th September 10am-3pm – Sunday Market with craftand produce stalls.Sunday 27th September from 12noon – Guided Walk discoveringautumn fruits, nuts and berriesaround Broadfields. £3 per personSeptember soirees:Sunday 13th September 2.30-4.30pm – ‘Things are seldom whatthey seem’. Comic and dramaticeffects involving character andplots in opera and operetta arias.£10 per person.Saturday 19th September 2.30-4.30pm – Open musicperformance. Can you sing? Canyou play an instrument? Comealong and surprise friends andfamily by entertaining them.

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Accompanist available. FreeSunday 27th September 2.30-4.30pm – ‘Under the GreenwoodTree’ A recital of classical andjazz-style songs inspired by birds,trees and flowers. £10 per personTickets £8 when booking twoconcerts.Further details on the websitewww.thameschase.org.uk

Quanto CostaThe Italian Market returns onSunday 6th September, in CorbetsTey Road, Upminster.

Upminster Wine& Social ClubWe are a fun group of people withan interest in wine appreciationand enjoying many social events.We hold meetings every monthwith a variety of speakers and awine tasting. Meetings are heldon the third Thursday of themonth at 8pm in the CranhamSocial Hall, Front Lane, Cranham.For more information contactMaureen Jasper on 01708 223 956,

or simply come along on thenight. You would be made mostwelcome.

Jimmy at theCranleighJimmy Jones the "Guvnor ofComedy" will be holding a veryspecial comedy night at TheCranleigh Restaurant andBanqueting Suite, 84 StationLane, Hornchurch on Friday20th November. Tickets areavailable from the Cranleigh at£20 each which includes a BaconButty. Telephone 01708 - 443 229.This promises to be a fantasticnight. A nice pre ChristmasEvening.

HOPEBereavementCourseAre you or someone you knowstruggling with everyday life afteryour loss?Grief is an ordinary and naturalpart of life – sadly, an unavoidableexperience for all of us. But when

grief strikes we so often findourselves unprepared. Wewonder if we are normal, or goingmad! The world seems to expectus to “get over” our loss within afew weeks of the funeral. Yet astime passes we find ourselveswrestling with the sameunanswered questions.Joining a group of like-mindedpeople, such as a HOPEBereavement Support Coursedeveloped by West and Coe mayhelp you. The course allows youto talk things over in a friendly,confidential environment whereyou have the opportunity toexpress feelings and fears. Youwill learn about the grievingexperience, share feelings, andquestions with other people whohave suffered a loss. Whoever youhave lost, there is a place for you.The sessions last about an hourand a half and are led by trainedfacilitators on our churchpremises. They are free of chargeand open to people of all faithsand none. The groups will be heldon Friday morning starting onthe 9th October, UpminsterWednesday morning starting onthe 21st October, Hornchurch

Tuesday Evening, start date tobe confirmed, Upminster.To book a place or to find outmore information please contactLinda Legrand by phone -07500724169 [email protected]

LefkeWelcome LEFKE Turkishcharcoal restaurant and Mezehouse to Upminster. Specialisingin the finest Turkish andMediterranean cuisine located at30 Corbets Tey Road, Upminster.Dance the night away with bellydancers and live entertainmenteach and every Friday / Saturdaynight.

RotarySponsored WalkHornchurch & Upminster RotaryClub’s Annual Sponsored Walkwill take place on Sunday 6September to raise funds for theSaint Francis Hospice.Start and finish at The ForestCentre, Broadfields, Pike Lane,Upminster, RM14 3NS.

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Between 9.00 and 10.00am.Parking available at the start(Charge £1).Drinks at halfway point.Adults and children are invited totake part.Children under 12 to beaccompanied by an adult.The 6 mile walk will take placeover public footpaths andbridleways throughBroadfields, Ockendon andCranham Marshes.It is not a race - just a pleasantwalk through open countryside.For details and sponsorship formsPlease phone Rtn Brian Taffs01708 250855.www.hornchurchrotary.org

St LaurenceChurchAs soon as you come intoUpminster Town Centre you seethis beautiful old church.Please note they are holding thefollowing this month:Sunday 20th. Pet Service, 4pm, StLaurence Church, Corbets TeyRd, Upminster RM14 2BB. All

welcome. Pet owners are invitedto bring their pet, or a photo oftheir pet, for a prayer of blessing.Tuesday 29th. 'An IllustratedHistory of Stained and PaintedGlass' - a talk by ChristopherParkinson, featuring localexamples, 7.30pm, Hurford Hall,St Laurence Church, Corbets TeyRd, Upminster RM14 2BB.Admission free, retiringcollection.

Keep Fit 50PlusAre you looking for a class,especially designed for your agegroup, that will help you improveyour fitness level help withstrength, stamina flexibility andmobility?Sally Guise has been running safeand effective classes for the olderadult for 15 years in Upminsterand would welcome you to joinher on either Monday orWednesday morning 10.45am to11.45am at Trinity church,Upminster, next to Roomes Store,Station Rd, Upminster. It'sconvenient beneficial and unique.

Call Sally on 01708 915 455 or07855 534 631.PiYo classesTuesday 8pm till 9pm. At TrinityChurch, Station Road, Upminster.Cost £6.50. Bring a mat.Call Sally on 01708 915 455 or07855 534 631.PiYo isn't like standard Pilatesand yoga classes that make youhold long, intense poses, or leadyou through dozens of repetitive,microscopic core movements.PiYo speeds everything up—including your results—byintroducing you to dynamic,flowing sequences that can burnserious calories at the same timeas they lengthen and tone yourmuscles and increase yourflexibility.With every action-packed PiYosession, you can burn excess fatand sculpt and define your wholebody, as you minimise the achesand pains that can come alongwith high-impact workouts. Nomatter your age, no matter yourbody type, PiYo will help give youdramatically visible, incrediblybeautiful results.

UpminsterWesley GuildThe Guild will meet on alternateThursday afternoons fromSeptember onwards and will nolonger hold evening meetings.Meetings will begin at 2pmalthough tea/coffee will be availablefrom 1.30pm. The Guild meets inthe Minor Hall at UpminsterMethodist Church in Hall Lane. Allare welcome. The meeting fee is £2per head.The first meeting will take place onThursday afternoon when the GuildSecretary, Ian Leadley, will give anillustrated talk on "The Thamesfrom Hampton Court to Woolwich".Further information from IanLeadley (tel: 229 550 or e-mail:[email protected]).

AFC HornchurchOur local football club who play atthe Bridge Avenue Stadium, havethree home matches coming up:Tuesday 8th v Redbridge Kick off7.45pm;Saturday 19th v Barkingside 3pm;


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Tuesday 22nd v Maldon &Tiptree at 7.45pm.The under 21 development side,managed by former West Hamstart Alan Dickens have two homegames this month.Saturdays 5th v Cheshunt at 2 pmand 26th v Brentwood at 2pm.If you want a game of football towatch on a Sunday, why not comeover to the Bridge Stadium. WestHam United Ladies are playingthere this season. They have twohome matches this month.On Thursday 10th v Basildon at7.45 pm and on Sunday 27thForest Green Rovers at 2pm.Future fixtures include gamesagainst Tottenham, Brighton,Charlton and Queens ParkRangers. These will all be onSundays, kick off at 2pm.

Vanilla BakeClubLove to bake? Please join us. Ourbake club’s next meet is Monday7th September at The Old Chapel,St Mary's Lane, Upminster from18.30 to 20.30. We are a group of

keen but amateur bakers whomeet every 6/8 weeks to swapsupport, stories and baked goods.We all bake something to bringalong to share. September’s themeis Harvest festival (following thetheme is not compulsory). £5 feeto cover hall, tea, coffee etc. Formore information [email protected] orcheck out our websitewww.vanillabakeclub.com or findus on Facebook or twitter.

BritishSugarcraft GuildPlease note the next 3demonstrations by the Guild:5th September, "FantasyToadstall House" by PetraSkinner;3rd October "Collage on a Cake"by Ann Brooker;31st October "Christmas CakeTops" by Ruby Buffong.Ladies, take a break from theshopping, you will be welcome.All of which are on a Saturday, atHornchurch Library, at 1.30pm -

3.30pm, admission £6 (includestea and cake) pay at the door.Further information from BrendaKenyon on 01277 810 498.

You arewelcomeAll Saints Church, Cranham (top ofthe Chase by Wantz bridge in St.Mary’s Lane) would be pleased towelcome anyone to join us at ourregular Holy Communion service at10.00 am on Thursday mornings.The service lasts about 35 minutesand is followed by coffee, biscuitsand chat in the Vestry Hall. If youwould like an more details pleasephone Mike Willcocks 01708 501 505.

HCO openrehearsalThe Havering Concert Orchestra(HCO), together with their leaderJane-May Cross warmly invitesyou to attend an open rehearsal atNorth Street Halls, Wednesday16th September at 7.30pm. Comealong to find out more about theorchestra, to listen to a full

orchestra practise their repertoireand even bring along aninstrument to play along as a guestmember! Music-making is fun sojoin us in this unique opportunityto gain an insight into theworkings of the classical musicorchestra for a Havering and itssurrounding districts. You arewelcome to bring your friends. Welook forward to seeing you there!For more information about theHCO, see www.hcoweb.co.uk,follow us on Facebook and find uson Twitter @hcoweb.

Lunch- timeRecitalsRecitals for this month at StLaurence Church, Upminster:Thursday 10th - 1.05 - 1.50 pm -Alba flute and this guitar duo.Thursday 17th - 1.05 - 1.50 pm -Christoph Hauser (KlosterkircheFurstenfeldbruck, Germany).Thursday 24th - 1.05 - 1.50 pm -James Newby and ClaireHabbershaw (Baritone and Piano).Free admission, retiring collectionon all recitals. All welcome.

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Exhibition -Janet & TerryDoyleJanet & Terry have an exhibition oftheir paintings in the Queen’sTheatre restaurant area fromMonday 7th to Saturday 19thSeptember. Enquiries, please ring07880 770 324.

French Classesfor AdultsStarting from Monday 5th Octoberat Fairkytes Arts Centre, Hornchurch.Beginners Year 3: Tuesdays 11am-12.30pm. This course is not suitablefor complete beginners but wouldsuit learners who can make basicsentences and would like todevelop their range of vocabularyand grammar in order to progresstowards simple conversation.Intermediate Year 2:Wednesday7.30-9.00pm. This is a step up fromthe Beginners Course above. Theemphasis is on speaking for easyconversation.Intermediate Year 3:Mondays 1-2.30pm and Thursdays 1-2.30pm.This course helps students become

more creative when speaking.Advanced conversation:Thursdays 11am-12.30pm: Thiscourse is for students with a goodknowledge of grammar andvocabulary. The emphasis is onspeaking, listening and reading butfluency is not required to attend thecourse.Please note that there isn't a classfor complete beginners this year.For all information and to arrange afree first class, call ValerieNicholls on 01708 221 487 or [email protected] forenrolment forms.

Rotary JazzEveningThe Rotary Club of Hornchurch &Upminster will be holding itsannual Jazz Evening at theCranham Community Centre inMarlborough Gardens,Upminster, on Saturday Octoberthe 17th, at 8pm. Music will beprovided by Pete Corrigan & hisBand of Hope who have keptaudiences enthralled on Sundaysat the Queen's Theatre for overforty years! Tickets are £15, which

include a fish and chips orchicken and chips supper. Ticketsmay be obtained from Jim Hainestel. 01708 226 717. Please bringyour own drinks & nibbles.

Planning aFundraisingEventAre you a local club ororganisation thinking of holding afund raising night in aid ofcharity? Why not let The IlfordMagical Society take all the stressand strain out of it . We supportcharities by putting on a completeMagic Show/Fundraisingevening. In the past we havesupported Rotary Clubs, Bowlsclubs, Hospices, Churches,Scout's in fact any charitablecause. Please check out ourwebsitehttp://www.ilfordmagic.co.uk/downloads/TIMS%20brochure.pdf.If you would like to have moreinformation please [email protected]

Gerpins Lane TipPlease note we have received thefollowing warning.A friend went to the Tip last weekand after showing his DrivingLicence at the gate he put it backin his wallet and then put thewallet in the side tray of his cardoor. He disposed of glass, gardenwaste and lastly householdrubbish. Before leaving the site hechecked his wallet only to find thatit had gone! He drove round thesite again stopping at all the placeshe had been but did not find it.He then went to the office toreport it missing and the manthere said they had had severalwallets go missing lately all ofwhich had been put in the cardoor tray!! Unfortunately he hadjust been to the bank and so hadquite a bit of money together withhis credit cards.It seems people leave their carwindows open after showing theirID and while disposing of theirrubbish someone can quickly puttheir hand in the window to


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remove the wallet.I guess the warning should be notto leave valuables in the car or atleast shut the windows and lockthe doors even while the boot isopen. It may also be a good ideato get the man on the gate to warnpeople as they enter the site?

We Are FestivalupdateAt a residents debrief meeting,which was poorly attended, theorganisers recognised there hadbeen some shortcomings in thetransport arrangements on theSaturday evening, which they willseek to address. Complaintsgenerally were down, especially inrespect of noise. Concern aboutarrangements at UpminsterStation was raised to ensure non-festival goers and festival goerswere kept separate. Theyconfirmed they will be applying fora license for 28th and 29th May2016. The license will seek acapacity of 25,000 for each day, thesame as this year. In additionthere was confirmation they will

not be asking for permission forcamping. I will keep residentsinformed as more details becomeknown. If you have any issues orquestions please contact me.

Cllr LINDA VAN DEN HENDE

U.C.R.ACoach OutingNewsSaturday 17 October,ChichesterThere is plenty to investigate inthis old city. Steeped in historyfrom the dominant NormanCathedral to the Tudor MarketCross which now-days stands atthe centre of the city'scosmopolitan mix of boutiques,high street shops and cafes. A walkaround the city walls is fascinating,and there is also a Saturday marketto explore. Booking details can befound in the "Association Diary" onthe back page of the Bulletin.CHARITY DONATIONSThe U.C.R.A (Coach OutingsCommittee) are very pleased toannounce that we have made

donations to the followingcharities:Little Havens Children's Hospice,Canine Partners and Caring forCats, each receiving £500.00.

BeaverVacancies8th Hornchurch Beavers meetingat the Scout Hall, ChelmsfordDrive, RM14 2PH from 6-7 p.m.have vacancies on Thursdays forchildren aged 6 - 7 yrs.Contact: [email protected]

Beverley MarksStage Show

Beverly Marks Stage School choseto showcase their local talent atthe London Starpower

competition in May presentingwork in Ballet, Lyrical, JazzSinging & Hip Hop. The schoolachieved outstanding results withall the competitors gaining HighScore Awards to Curtis Holderand Angela Wise and First Placefor the Ballet Group and the HipHop Group the Freshman. Solodancer Jessica Snooks won a FirstPlace award and Harry Osbornewon First Place in his divisionwith a 5 star award and the MostPowerful Performance of thecompetition day. The Lyricalteam gained a second place witha high score award. Outstandingachievements for BMSS students,the level of competition was very


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high and students rose to thechallenge.The stage school is based at theHarold Wood NeighbourhoodCentre Gubbins Lane and offerclasses in all styles of dance forages TOTS to Young Adults. Thestaff are professionals working inthe industry with extensiveexperience and more info can befound from their websiteBMSS.info The school run HipHop Teams which competenationally and internationallywhich are run & choreographedby Sam Fleet. The school hasbeen awarded the Best DanceSchool in Europe.Spaces are currently available inthe BMSS Twinkle TOTS ballet &tap classes for the under 5's on

Saturday at 9am or Mondays at4pm, come along and see where itmight lead you.

Wills SeminarPinney Talfourd invites you to afree seminar covering theessentials of what you need toknow about Wills and LastingPowers of Attorneys. This will takeplace at 11am on Saturday 26September.Venue: Pinney Talfourd LLPSolicitors, 54 Station Road,Upminster, Essex, RM14 2TU.For more information and to bookyour free place please callKayleigh O’Donnell on 01277 249392 or [email protected]

FUTURE EVENTSSEPTEMBER5 Saturday -TitheBarnOpenDay 10.30

am – 4.00 pm. Free Entry.5 Saturday –UpminsterWindmill Open

Day from 2.00 pm to 5 pm.5 Saturday -TheHaveringBranch of the

East of LondonFamilyHistory Societyhold meetings on the first Saturday ofevery month at Trinity Church, StationRoad, Upminster RM14 2SJ doors open at1pm meeting starts at 2pm. This monththe talk is ‘Ernest Shackleton’ ‘theEndurance Expedition’with CarolHarris. The Computer Group meets atthe same venue 11am – 1pm where aQ&A session is followed by ‘MilitaryGenealogy on the Internet’ by SimonFowler. Teas and coffees can bepurchased. Members and visitorswelcome to either or both. Admissionfree.

6 Sunday -UpminsterWindmill OpenDay from midday to 5.00 pm.

6 Sunday - Tithe Barn Open Day 10.30 am– 4.00 pm. Free Entry.

7 Monday –QuizNight at Crumpled HornPub, Corbets Tey Road, Upminster, 7.30pm for 8 pm start. Tables up to 8. £5 perperson to include a Ploughman’s Supper.To book ring Carol/Bob on 01708 226154.Raising money for Little Havens Hospice.

8 Tuesday –NADFAS (Havering)welcomes Mrs Caroline Rayman who willbe giving a talk on ‘TheTwoElizabeths:Bookends of the Empire’ Lecture 10.45am. Coffee from 10.00 am. Visitorswelcome £6.Meetings held at The New WindmillHall, St Mary’s Lane, Upminster, RM142QH. For further details of the Societyand future lectures and visits can befound at www.haveringdfas.org.uk

14 Monday -EssexWildlife Trust. 7.45pmin Hornchurch Library. It is a talk byBecky Gibson on the Ingrebourne ValleyNature Reserve and the latest news onthe new Visitor Centre. More info fromJoy Emerson on 01708 440 297.Requested donation £2.

16 Wednesday –Upminster Floral ArtSociety have Sylvia Cheeseman with herdemonstration called “Imagine”. Doorsopen 7.15 pm for 8 pm held at the NewWindmill Hall, Upminster.

18 Friday –HaveringAntique andCollectors Clubmeet at theNeighbourhood Centre, Gubbins Lane,Harold Wood, 7.30 pm for 8 pm start.Enrolment Night with Speaker MartinHumphries Cinema Museums (withexhibits)

19 Saturday -TitheBarnOpenDay 10.30am – 4.00 pm. Free Entry.

19 Saturday –UpminsterWindmill OpenDay from 2.00 pm to 5 pm.

20 Sunday -UpminsterWindmill OpenDay from midday to 5.00 pm.

20 Sunday -TitheBarnOpenDay 10.30 am– 4.00 pm. Free Entry.

23 Wednesday –UpminsterTownswomen’s Guild have justcelebrated 60 years as an active guild inUpminster and have some great speakersand events planned for the rest of theyear into 2016. Come along and join uson the fourth Wednesday of every monthat 1.45 pm in St Laurence Church,Derham Hall, Upminster. For moredetails phone Shirley on 01708 224219 orBertha on 01708 222410 or just turn up!This months speaker is Barbara Faulkneron “Love that Hat”.

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AutismAmbassadors’GraduationCeremonyI was delighted to be invited andattend the Frances BardsleyAcademy /RIEES Autism clubGraduation Ceremony. Theambassadors from the academyhelp out at the club every weekgiving up their own valuable freetime to help vulnerable people inour society.There were 12 young people withautism at the ceremony as well asthe ambassadors and eachambassador received a Certificateto thank them for theirdedication. It was pleasing to seethat some of our youngergeneration are working hard inthe community and arecompassionate leaders who canbe a 'voice’ for people withAutism.Keep up the good work!

Cllr DARREN WISE

Mens LunchTUESDAY 8th SEPTEMBER 2015at 11.30AMA DATE FOR YOUR DIARY!St. Peter’s Church ‘Men’s Lunch’

new season begins as above, andwe warmly invite any men aroundon this day to join us here inHarold Wood for a home cookedmeal and an interestingtalk/presentation.Our new autumn programme,which was published on the 1stAugust, is now available from St.Peter’s.• To kick start our new season, welook forward to welcoming andhearing from our special guest –ALAN GRAY who will give us anafter lunch talk on the LEPROSYMISSION.To book your place on the 8th, orfor more details, please phone St.Peter’s Welcome Desk on 01708342080, or email:[email protected] , or visit the website:www.stpetersharoldwood.org.(type ‘Men’s Lunch’ into thesearch box).We look forward to welcomingyou.

Julian Harris, Chris Knowles andthe Men’s Lunch Team

Harold WoodEvening W.I.On Wednesday 2nd Septemberthe ladies of Harold Wood W.I.will welcome Hannah Whitehead

to speak to us about the History ofRainham Hall.We will also be holding a MiniAuction on Wednesday 7thOctober which is always a funevening. So get those Picasso's offthe walls and bring them along.Visitors are very welcome.Entrance is £2.50 which includesrefreshments and our Essex NewsMeetings are held in theMemorial Hall in Gubbins Laneon the first Wednesday of themonth at 7.30pm for 7.45pm.Please ring Marion for moredetails on 01708 340 938.

MeadowbanksSummer FeteIt was most enjoyable forresidents and their relatives, wehad several stalls, liveentertainment and a bar in Julyat Meadowbanks Residential CareHome, Hall Lane.They successfully raised £427.80,this will be rounded off to £500 byTeresa Quinn (ManagingDirector) and donated totheir charity - 'The Little Haven'sChildren's Hospice.'This is Meadowbanks second yearsupporting the charity.

News from St.Peter’sThe parish church of HaroldWood• September is a time of new

beginnings, especially for thoseat school. At St. Peter’s, we havesaid goodbye over the summerto our Youth Minster, MattSimper, and our Apprentice,George Sharpe. Now inSeptember, we welcome ournew Youth Minister, Olly Elliott,from Fullham in London andour new Apprentice, RebeccaGreensill, from Southend. Theyjoin the family of the churchand the team of workers. Youwill probably meet themthrough our schools, especiallyHarold Wood Primary andHarold Court Primary, as wellas through St. Peter’s atLivewires (on Sunday morningsand Tuesday late afternoons) orthe Youth Groups (Pathfindersand CYFA, on Sundays andWednesdays). They will becommissioned by the church at9.15 & 11.00am, Sundaymorning, September 13th, andby Bishop Peter at 6.30pm,Sunday evening, September 27th


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• Congratulations to BrianEagling on being elected Mayorof Havering. Brian has askedthe Vicar of St. Peter’s, DavidBanting, to be his Chaplain andDavid has agreed.

• Women’s Day ConferenceHeart Surgery on Saturday 19thSeptember, 10.00am-3.30pmwith speaker Lizzy Smallwood.Cost is free, but donations willbe taken on the day. Bookingmust be via St. Peter’s WelcomeDesk: 01708 342080 /[email protected]

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28 Monday – Romford & District HistoricalSocietymeet at myplace, 343 DagnamPark Drive, Harold Hill, Romford, RM39EN. Access from 7.30 pm – Meeting 8.00pm to 9.30 pm.

OCTOBER3 Saturday - The Havering Branch of the

East of London Family History Societyhold meetings on the first Saturday ofevery month at Trinity Church, StationRoad, Upminster, RM14 2SJ doors openat 1pm meeting starts at 2pm. TheComputer Group meets at the samevenue 11am – 1pm. Teas and coffees canbe purchased. Members and visitorswelcome to either or both. Admissionfree.

3 Saturday - Tithe Barn Open Day 10.30am – 4.00 pm. Free Entry.

4 Sunday - Tithe Barn Open Day 10.30 am– 4.00 pm. Free Entry.

6 Tuesday - Oglethorpe Women’sInstitute have guest speaker from the

Dogs Trust. Our meetings are held atCranham Social Hall, 103 Front Lane,RM14 1XL at 7.45 pm. Visitors arewelcome.

10 Saturday – Cranham Park DistrictFriends of Guiding are holding a QuizEvening at Cranham Community Centre,Marlborough Gardens, 7.15 pm for a 7.30pm start. Tables up to 10 please. Price£7.50, which includes a PloughmansSupper. Bring your own drinks andglasses. For tickets contact Barbara Levison 01708 250941 or Doris Harding on01708 226725.

13 Tuesday – NADFAS (Havering)welcomes Mr Brian MacDonald giving atalk entitled ‘Treasures of the BlackTent: Tribal Rugs’ Lecture 10.45 am.Coffee from 10.00 am. Visitors welcome£6. Meetings held at The New WindmillHall, St Mary’s Lane, Upminster, RM142QH. For further details of the Societyand future lectures and visits can befound at www.haveringdfas.org.uk

16 Friday – Havering Antique andCollectors Clubmeet at theNeighbourhood Centre, Gubbins Lane,Harold Wood, 7.30 pm for 8 pm start.Guest Speaker is Stefan Dickers fromBishopsgate Institute – ‘The Treasurers ofBishopsgate Library’ (can be followed up

with Guided Tour). 17 Saturday Hornchurch & Upminster

Rotary Club’s annual Jazz Evening at 8pm in the Cranham Community Centre,Marlborough Gardens, Upminster.Tickets £15 which includes fish & chipssupper, contact Jim Haines on 01708226717.

17 Saturday - A Quiz Night in support of theMotor Neurone Disease Association, at StLaurence Church Hall, Corbets Tey Road,Upminster. Doors open at 7pm for aprompt 7.30pm start. Tables of 8 - pleasebring your own drinks and nibbles.Tickets £6. Please ring 01708 250 786 tobook places.

ASSOCIATIONDIARYSEPTEMBER2 Wednesday Upminster WardMeeting at St. Joseph’s Social Centreat 8.00 pm

10 Thursday Cranham WardMeeting at Cranham CommunityCentre, Marlborough Gardens at 7.15 pm

OCTOBER7 Wednesday Upminster WardMeeting at St. Joseph’s Social Centreat 8.00 pm

8 Thursday Cranham WardMeeting at Cranham CommunityCentre, Marlborough Gardens at 7.15 pm

AssociationCoach OutingSaturday 17th October Cranham Social Committee'scoach trip to Chichester, leavingthe Bell School Upminster at 9 amafter usual pick ups.A variety of attractions in thiscathedral city to suit all tastesfrom history and culture toexceptional shopping.Tickets £12.00 from Mrs PamHedges 01708 220236 fromMonday 14th September between7pm.- 9pm please

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