AUTUMN/WINTER 2017

115Around Radlett

The Newsletter of Aldenham Parish Council www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

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Despite the long, dry spell in the Spring,

the Parish Council groundstaff have,

as usual, produced an excellent display

of hanging baskets and bedding plants to brighten up Watling Street.

Unfortunately, the community lost out on a couple of hanging baskets as the lampposts concerned failed the stress-testing forced upon us!

The Radlett Festival in June was, once again, a success with a large number of people attending, helped by good weather. My then newly-appointed vice-chairman, Cllr Viv Charrett, represented the Council (in my absence abroad) and officially opened the Festival. My thanks go to the Festival Committee for their hard work.

On 17 July, the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group launched the Pre-submission version of the Radlett Plan, which was out for consultation until the end of September. Around 100 people attended the launch meeting at the Radlett Centre. It was possible to discuss the draft proposals and policies in the Radlett Plan with members of the steering group, and indicate support or otherwise. Each household in Radlett, and the surrounding villages, received a copy of the Plan’s Executive Summary and a brief questionnaire. All residents were, however, encouraged to go to the Radlett Plan website (www.radlettplan.org), and complete a fuller online survey relating to the Plan.

In August, the Council ran a series of Summertime Activities over five Tuesday, mornings, for children up to the age of 12. The activities ranged from Wild Play and Bushcraft for older children, multisports, bouncy castles,

and face painting. The sessions were well attended, and the feedback was most positive.

We were pleased to receive from the Boundary Commission support for the Parish Council’s proposal that Patchetts Green should be included in Aldenham West ward rather than, as at present, Bushey North ward, reflecting both the more natural boundary of the M1/A41 and also the fact that residents of Patchetts Green look to Radlett, rather than Bushey, for shopping and cultural links. The Parish Council will shortly be applying to the Borough Council to begin the process whereby the Aldenham Parish boundary might be extended to include Patchetts Green; this is a process that may take some time.

The Parish Council decided to abandon the proposed project, in conjunction with the Borough Council, to build a small block of 8 affordable flats in Gills Hill, on the open part of Scrubbitts Wood. This was primarily because of the discovery of the original 1909 Indenture, which gifted the land to the Parish but which contained certain restrictive covenants. In addition, it was agreed that Hertfordshire Countryside Management Services should produce a management plan for Scrubbitts Wood as a whole, and also host a meeting of volunteers to form a “Friends of Scrubbitts Wood” which, working closely with the Parish Council, will ensure that the whole area is appropriately maintained in the future.

An Open Spaces Strategy has been approved by the Council. This is available on the Council’s website, namely www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk. In particular, I would draw your attention to the fact that the Council has agreed that Radlett Gardens (on Watling Street, opposite Station Road)

should be retained as a green area on busy Watling Street as “an area of peace and contempla t ion” , retaining this green area on busy Watling Street. In the last edition of Around Radlett, it was reported that, following the proposed installation of a telecoms mast in the corner of the Gardens, the Parish Council was taking the opportunity to get rid of the old raised beds. The Parish Council also sought views from residents on the future use of the Gardens. One suggestion that has been put forward was that the War Memorial might be relocated from its current position to Radlett Gardens, and this is being considered further by the Council.

I am glad to report that, after a very long-winded process, an Artisans Market is due to operate on the slip road, at the northerly end of the Watling street shops, on the fourth Sunday every month, starting in September. I hope that residents will support this initiative.

Work on the allotments has come to a halt during the summer. However, in the autumn the replacement of hedging will commence. In addition, following recent agreement with the Borough Council’s planning officers, remedial work will take place to reduce the height of the new road, reinstate the access gate from the road to the Recreation Ground, and remove some of the excess soil placed in Fir Spring Wood.

I hope to see many of the readers of this article at the Council’s Christmas Fair at the Radlett Centre on 26 November.

Councillor Neil PayneChairman

Aldenham Parish Council

Chairman’s Message

The painting of the interior of St. John the Baptist Church on the front cover of this edition is taken from an original watercolour by Arthur Gilpin. Many thanks to St. John the Baptist Church for allowing us to use this painting.

Councillor Neil Payne

‘St John the Baptist Church’ by Arthur Gilpin Paintings of local scenes would be appreciated for future editions of Around Radlett, please contact Claire on 01923 856433 or email community@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

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Sunday 12th November from 10.00amRemembrance Sunday at Letchmore War Memorial. Gather from 10.00am for the service at 10.30am with 2 minutes silence at 11.00am.

Tuesday 14th November 7.30pm - 10.00pmWomen’s Institute.There will be a talk entitled “A dabble evening” (craft work) at Aldenham Prep

School, Aldenham Road, Elstree WD6 3AJ.

Wednesday 15th November 7.30pmRadlett Horticultural Society AGM, Vision Hall, Christ Church, Radlett. This will be followed by a talk entitled

‘Transformation of an Ordinary Garden by Plantaholics’.

Saturday 18th November 10.00am – 12.30pmRadlett United Free Church, Station Road, Radlett. Annual Mini Christmas Market and coffee morning.

Sunday 19th November 2.00pm - 4.00pmMitzvah Day. As part of Community Action Day, the ‘All Faiths Forum’ are proposing to plant bulbs around the Rose Field to enhance the beauty of the area.

Tuesday 21st Nov 2.00pm Radlett Flower Club. The special seasonal demonstration by Jackie Watson entitled “Season’s Greetings’ at St John’s Church, Gills Hill Lane. Visitors welcome. £6

Wednesday 22nd Nov 8.00pm Radlett Music Club. Oliver Wass & Luba

Tunnicliffe concert at the Radlett Centre.Tickets £15 from the box office. Further details www.

radlett-music-club.co.uk.

Saturday 25th November 10.30am

St. John the Baptist Church, Christmas coffee morning. Coffee, cakes, conversation and live music

Sunday 26th November 2.00pm - 5.00pmAldenham Parish Council Winter Fair (see top right) 2.00 – 5.00pm at the Radlett Centre. For further details

please see advert.

Saturday 2nd December 7.15pmSt. John the Baptist Church, Gills Hill Lane - Christmas Variety Show, 7.15pm for 7.30pm. Tickets £15.00 to include supper. Contact Julia on Julia.benyon@ntlworld.com or 01923-857017 for tickets.

Saturday 2nd December 7.30 pmPhoenix Band Christmas Concert – Vision Hall, Radlett. 7.30pm. Tickets on sale at the door (£6 adults, £4 concessions, children under 16 free) and light refreshments will be on sale during the interval. All proceeds to Keech Hospice (www.keech.org.uk)

Sunday 3rd Dec 6.00pmBloodwise Christmas Switch-on and fireworks display. David

Press, 33 B a t t l e r s G r e e n

Drive. All proceeds go to the charity Bloodwise

Saturday 9th December 7.30pmSt. John’s the Baptist Church, Shades of Blue Tickets £10.00 to include refreshments. Contact Julia.benyon @ntlworld.com or 01923-857017 for tickets.

Tuesday 12th December 7.30pm - 10.00pmWomen’s Institute. Members Christmas meal out.

Sunday 17th December 10.30pmHMS Aldenham Service at Church of St. John the Baptist, Aldenham. 6.30pm the nine lessons and carols.

Sunday 24th December 4.00pmSt. John the Baptist Church 4.00pm Christingle Service, 11.30pm Midnight Communion

Monday 25th December 8.00amSt. John’s the Baptist Church Holy Communion, 10.30am Crib Service

Tuesday 9th January 2018 7.30pm - 10.00pmWomen’s Institute. There will be a talk entitled “Plants that kill” at Aldenham Prep

School, Aldenham Road, Elstree, WD6 3AJ.

Sunday 21st January 2018 3.00pmRadlett Music Club. Family Sunday

afternoon concert at the Radlett Centre. 5 Girls – 5 Guitars with music from Vienna.

Adult tickets £15 from the Centre Box Office. 3.00pm start. Further details www.radlett-music-club.com.

Tuesday 13th February 2018 7.30pm - 10.00pm

Women’s Institute. There will be a talk entitled “A dog handler” or “Chinese Massage”

at Aldenham Prep School, Aldenham Road, Elstree, WD6 3AJ.

Tuesday 20th February 2018 8.00pmRadlett Music Club. Gilda’s Quartet concert at the Radlett Centre. Tickets £15 from the

Centre Box Office. Further details www.radlett-music-club.co.uk

Tuesday 20th February 2018 2.00pmRadlett Flower Club. 2.00pm. A demonstration entitled ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ at St John’s Church, Gills Hill Lane. Visitors welcome. £6.

Thursday 22nd February 2018 7.30pm for 8.00pmRadlett Art Society, Radlett Centre, Aldenham Avenue. Lecture - The Arts and Crafts of William Morris

and his circle. Lecturer is Lt. Col. Dick Bolton.

Remember to check the Aldenham Parish Council website for all up to date events and meetings www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

What's On...Winter Fair

more!

Formerly Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research

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NOVEMBER 2017Weds 1 The Night Pirates 10.30am & 4.30pmFri 3 Psychic Sally 7.30pmSat 4 Beyond Faith 7.30pmSun 12 Gruffalo’s Child 1.30pm & 4.30pmSun 12 Comedy for Grown Ups 7.30pmMon 13 Gruffalo’s Child 10.30am & 1.30pmThurs 16 - Sat 18 Oliver! 7.30pm & 2.30pm (Sat)Sun 19 Swing Time 7.30pmTues 21 Germaine Greer 7.30pmWeds 22 Oliver Wass & Luba Tuncliffe 8pmThurs 23 Lee Nelson 7.30pmFri 24 The Quo Experience 7.30pmSun 26 APC Winter Fair 2pm

DECEMBER 2017Sat 2 Sinatra & Me 7.30pmSun 3 Phill Jupitus 7.30pmSat 9 - Sun 31 Beauty and the Beast

JANUARY 2018Thurs 11 The Elvis Years 7.30pmSun 14 Pete Long’s Goodmen Orchestra 7.3pmWeds 17 Polly Toynbee 7.30pmThurs 18 Roy Chubby Brown 7.30pmFri 19 & Sat 20 Red Riding Hood 11.30am & 2pmSun 21 Guitarrissama 3pmWed 24 Stephen K Amos 7.30pmFri 26 Think Floyd 7.30pmSat 27 Back to Bacharach 7.30pmMon 29 Blood ClinicWeds 31 Bennett Arron 7.30pm

FEBRUARY 2018Fri 2 Let’s Dance 7.30pmSat 3 Monstersaurus 11.30am & 2pmSun 4 Jive Aces 7.30pmMon 5 Arsenal Legends 7.30pmSun 18 The Victory Sisters 3pmFri 23 Tina Turner Experience 7.30pmSat 24 Wind in the Willows 11amSat 24 The Jazz of Dudley Moore 7.30pm

www.radlettcentre.co.uk

BOX OFFICE: 01923 859291www.radlettcentre.co.uk

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The long-awaited Artisan, Arts and Crafts market launched in Radlett on Sunday 24th September. The market is being operated by Duck Pond markets who already run successful markets in Ruislip, Richmond, Highgate and Chalfont St. Giles. The Radlett market will be held monthly on the 4th Sunday of the month between 10.00am and 3.00pm on Newberries Parade along Watling Street. The vibrant marketplace offers an opportunity for independent crafters, food and drink producers and small retailers to sell in the local community and visitors were treated to a thriving market selling a wide variety of products in beautiful sunshine. If you are interested in having a stall at the next market please emailhello@duckpondmarket.com

Artisan Market launches in Radlett

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The Corn Works, Station Road, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 8JY

www.thecornworks.co.uk

Call in and see us at:

t: 0845 872 4949 e: info@thecornworks.co.uk

We provide:

Fully serviced self contained office

Consulting room

SERVICED OFFICES AVAILABLE IN RADLETT VILLAGE

Patients normally make their own way to NHS appointments. Transport may be available to you depending on:

Your medical condition

Your mobility

Your support needs.

To find out if you qualify call

0300 303 2101Please have your NHS number

to hand when you call. You can find this on your appointment letters.

Do you qualify for transport to your NHS appointment?

THE RADLETT MURDER

Jan Adams

with information adapted from articles written by J E Saul and Don Wratten

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REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SERVICES

SUNDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2017

RADLETT WAR MEMORIAL Gather at 10.30 am

The service will start at 10.45 am

Two Minutes Silence at 11 am

ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, ALDENHAM

Gather at 10 am at the War Memorial,

The Green, Letchmore Heath

The service will start at 10.30 am Two Minutes Silence at 11 am(The Three Horseshoes PH will be providing refreshments

before and after the service. A choir will entertain you)

Evensong at 6.30 pm at St John the Baptist Church, Aldenham.

HMS ALDENHAM SERVICEST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, ALDENHAM

Sunday 17 December 2017 at 10.30 am

HMS Aldenham was a Hunt Class destroyer and, as with all other vessels of her type, she was named after a hunt and in her case, the Aldenham Hunt or the Aldenham Harriers as they later became. HMS Aldenham was the last Royal Naval Destroyer to be lost in World War Two. She was sunk by a naval mine in the Adriatic Sea off Pag Island on 14 December 1944. Each year the Royal Naval Association hold a Service of Remembrance to honour the 125 crewmen lost. The service is held on the nearest Sunday to that date.

TWO VC’S ON RADLETT WAR MEMORIALIt is reputed that the Radlett War Memorial is the only war memorial in the country to have the names of two VC’s on it. The Victoria Cross is a decoration for valour; the

highest of its kind, instituted by Queen Victoria in 1856 and is only awarded very special and heroic circumstances. There are ninety-one names on the Radlett Memorial, a sad and moving reminder of those who lived in Radlett and gave their lives for the service of their country in two World Wars.The two VC’s, Leslie Manser (see left) and John Randle, were

related and were brothers-in-law. Leslie Manser’s sister was married to John Randle.The Manser family lived in Shenley Hill, Radlett. Leslie Manser went to Aldenham School and was in McGills House from 1936 to 1938. His photograph hangs in the school dining room. Flying Officer Leslie Manser, at the age of 20 years, was a captain of a twin-engined Manchester aircraft that flew

from the former RAF Skellingthorpe airfield with planes of 50/61 Squadrons. There were six other crewmen on board and over their target in Cologne the plane was badly damaged. Flying Officer Manser told his crew to ‘get their parachutes on and to get out’; he knew that if he let go of the controls the plane would turn over and crash. Five crew members were rescued by the Resistance and the sixth was captured. All survived with the exception of Leslie Manser. A tree was planted in Radlett Church Yard in January 1943 as a memorial to Flying Officer Manser.It is known that in April 1992 Leslie Manser’s VC was sold at Christies to a Mr Michael Naxton, a medal specialist, for £57,000.00.There is less known about Captain John Randle. He was a member of the Norfolk Regiment. At Kohima in Assam, on 6 May 1944, he charged a Japanese machine gun post alone and although mortally wounded he hurled a grenade through the bunker slit. He then flung himself across the slit so that the aperture should be completely sealed.Captain John Randle and his wife had one son, who they named Leslie in memory of his uncle.

Jan Adams

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Many congratulations to Stuart Nagler who has deservedly been awarded the MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for voluntary services in Hertfordshire.In 2014 Stuart received Hertsmere’s 40th Anniversary Community Award for outstanding performance, dedication and voluntarily giving up his time over a forty-year period to improve the lives of residents of the Borough. Stuart and his wife Ros were Mayor and Mayoress of Hertsmere in 2002/2003.Stuart’s involvement with organisations is endless – former Peace Hospice Chairman for seven years, magistrate for twenty seven

years, Borough Councillor, involvement with CAB, Samaritans, Scouts, School Governor, Domestic Violence Forum, Rotary, Princes Trust, Police Cadets, Community Action Hertsmere, Chair of Herts Police. Stuart is a keen runner and has participated in numerous events, including the London Marathon, raising over £120,000 for charities such as Cancer Research, Macmillan and Crime Stoppers.

Jan Adams

STUART NAGLER JP, DL RECEIVES MBE

Aldenham Art Festival

The Aldenham Art Festival was held as part of the year long festivities to celebrate the 750th anniversary of the historic, Grade 1 listed, St John the Baptist Church in Aldenham.

The event began with a Preview Night on Friday 15 September with over 180 guests and artists attending; they were treated to Prosecco, wine and soft drinks accompanied by trays of wonderful canapies all with the compliments of Aldenham Golf Club.

It was amazing to see this beautiful 12th century church not only full of people but also full paintings – 209 framed and 215 in ‘browser racks’. To put on such an event was a huge undertaking and credit must go to local resident Ken Haslar and his team for all their hard work. Ken said after the event ‘It was amazing how many local residents visited the church for the first time and were overwhelmed at this little gem in the heart of the village. It was also a brilliant social occasion for parishioners and local residents’.

The event continued over Saturday 16 and Sunday 17, with delicious home made cakes and refreshments available to all visitors. During the event a pianist played soft light music, at times other musicians and singers accompanied him. One very enthusiastic and talented singer was local resident Julia Romanenkova who sung her native Russian ballads.

The money raised will help keep the church going with the renewal of the fabric and parts of the roof. At the close of the Art Festival thirty-seven paintings were sold raising a total of nearly £4000 plus donations and refreshment money.

Paul Lancaster, General Manager at Aldenham Golf Club said ‘We were more than happy to supply the refreshments for the Aldenham Art Festival. It was a good opportunity for us, as new owners of the club, to get more involved in the village and the community.

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Hertsmere Borough CouncilAldenham EastCouncillor John Grahamcllr.john.graham@hertsmere.gov.uk

Councillor Charles Goldsteincllr.goldstein@hertsmere.gov.uk

Aldenham WestCouncillor David Lambertcllr.david.lambert@hertsmere.gov.uk

Councillor Caroline Clappercllr.caroline.clapper@hertsmere.gov.uk

Hertfordshire County CouncilCaroline Clapper – carolineclapper@hertscc.gov.uk

Forthcoming Committee Meetings November 2017- February 2018November

Weds 1 Parks and Open Spaces

Mon 6 Planning

Tues 14 Full Council

Mon 20 Planning

December

Mon 4 Planning

Tues 5 Financial and General Purpose

Tues 12 Full Council

Mon 18 Planning

January

Tues 2 Planning

Wed 3 Parks and Open Spaces

Thurs 4 Community Development and Engagement

Tues 9 Financial and General Purpose

Minutes from the Committee meetings are uploaded to the website once they have been approved and signed by the Chairman of the relevant committee.

Please see all dates, agendas and minutes for Council meetings on www.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Contact the Parish Council office for

times of meetings.

Parish Council OfficesAldenham Parish Council, 1st Floor, The Radlett Centre, Radlett. Tel: 01923 856433

All parish councillors can be contacted through the council office.

Office Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10am-2.30pm Parish Council Manager: Peter Evans Email: manager@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Outside these hours, in case of emergency please contact 07833 251 115.

Email addresses for the office are:

For Peter Evans, Parish Council Manager – manager@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

For Monika Duong, Accounts Officer – accounts@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

For Paula Paley, Planning Officer – planning@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

For Manisha Kotecha, Parks and Open Spaces Officer – parks@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

For Claire Larkin, Community Development and Engagement Officer (also events/social media/website and anything relating to ‘Around Radlett’) – community@aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Oliver Dowden, MP for HertsmereYour local MP Oliver Dowden holds regular surgeries around the constituency. If you would like to arrange an appointment then please call 020 7219 6239 or email: oliver@oliverdowden.com

ALDENHAM PARISH COUNCILwww.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Each Aldenham Parish Councillor now has their own email address as follows:

DISCLAIMERThe words written in the articles contained in this edition are the authors own. No responsibility can be accepted for errors or omissions.

All copy correct at the time of going to press. Edited and Produced by Aldenham Parish Council, The Radlett Centre, Aldenham Avenue, Radlett, WD7 8HL

Councillor Lee Wood – cllr. lee.wood@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Member of the Planning CommitteeMember of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee

Councillor Saleem Khawaja – cllr. saleem.khawaja@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Member of the Planning Committee

Councillor Jackie Lefton – cllr. jackie.lefton@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of Finance and General Purposes CommitteeMember of the Planning CommitteeMember of the Community Development and Engagement Committee Chairman of Finance and General Purposes Committee

Councillor Estelle Samuelson – cllr. estelle.samuelson@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of the Community Development and Engagement CommitteeMember of the Planning CommitteeMember of the Strategic Planning CommitteeMember of the Finance and General Purposes CommitteeMember of the Around Radlett Working PartyMember of Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group

* Vice Chairman of the Radlett, Aldenham and Bushey Community Safety Partnership

Councillor Garry Walton – cllr. garry.walton@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of the Parks and Open Spaces CommitteeMember of Finance & General Purposes Committee

* Radlett Village Institute

Councillor Chris Wilkins – cllr. chris.wilkins@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Vice Chairman of the Finance and General Purposes CommitteeMember of the Community Development and Engagement CommitteeVice Chairman of the Parks and Open Spaces CommitteeVice Chairman of the Strategic Planning CommitteeMember of the Around Radlett Working PartyMember of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group

* Radlett Village Institute

ALDENHAM WESTCouncillor Tony Butwick – cllr. tony.butwick@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Member of the Parks and Open Spaces CommitteeMember of the Community Development and Engagement CommitteeMember of the Strategic Planning Committee

ALDENHAM EASTCouncillor Gill Balen – cllr.gill.balen@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of the Around Radlett Working PartyMember of the Planning CommitteeMember of the Community Development and Engagement Committee

* Trustee of the Gravel Allotments Trust

* Trustee of Platt Subsidiary Foundation

*Radlett Village Institute

Councillor David Lambert – cllr. david.lambert@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Member of the Strategic Planning Committee

*Elstree Airport Consultative Committee*Aldenham Country Park*Aldenham Memorial Hall*Trustee of the Gravel Allotments Trust

Councillor Ben Evans – cllr. ben.evans@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Vice Chairman of the Community Development and Engagement CommitteeMember of the Parks and Open Spaces Committee

* Aldenham Alms Houses

Councillor Viv Charrett – cllr. viv.charrett@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of the Planning CommitteeVice Chairman of the Council Member of the Parks and Open Spaces CommitteeMember of the Finance and General Purposes CommitteeNeighbourhood Plan Steering GroupMember of the Around Radlett Working PartyMember of the Strategic Planning CommitteeMember of Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group

Councillor Neil Payne – cllr. neil.payne@aldenham-pc.gov.uk.Chairman of the CouncilChairman of the Strategic Planning CommitteeNeighbourhood Plan Steering GroupMember of the Planning CommitteeMember of the Finance and General Purposes CommitteeMember of Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group

* Trustee of the Radlett Centre Trust

* Trustee of the Radlett Centre Trust

*Members of outside organisation

Fri 12 Strategic Planning

Mon 15 Planning

Tues 16 Full Council

February

Mon 5 Planning

Mon 19 Planning

Tues 20 Full Council

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ALDENHAM PARISH COUNCILwww.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Aldenham Parish Council Accounts 2016-17Aldenham Parish Council (“the Council”) is required by statute to publish its annual accounts for the previous financial year.These accounts are audited both internally by Auditing Solutions Ltd and externally, for the Audit Commission, by BDO Stoy Hayward. These are the final unaudited accounts which are currently with the external auditor and we await their report.

Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended 31st March 2017 2015-16 Income 2016-17 564,619 Precept Note1 610,046 6,749 Bank interest 6,461 48,668 Grants Note 2 7,206 13,070 Fees charged by Council Note 3 7,903 7,718 Miscellaneous 7,127 3,833 Sale of Assets Note 4 425,000 48,915 Section 106 Note 5 123,112 - Community Infrastructure Levy Note 5 36,993

693,572 Total Income 1,223,848 2015-16 Expenditure 2016-17 167,884 Council Administration Note 6 175,239 175,210 Maintenance of Open Spaces Note 7 186,947 139,997 Grant and contribution to Radlett Note 8 157,973 Centre costs 64,942 Community Events and interaction Note 9 46,539 15,615 Grants awarded by the Council Note 2 17,520 to outside bodies 16,762 Radlett Neighbourhood Plan Note 10 7,365 116,385 Capital Spending Note 11 54,623 48,915 Section 106 Note 5 160,105 745,710 Total Expenditure 806,311 Funds balance represented by: 524,834 Balance brought forward as at 1st April 2016 472,696 - Excess of income over expenditure for the year 16/17 417,537 52,138 Excess of expenditure over income for the year 15/16 - 472,696 Balance C/F as at 31st March 2017 890,233

The reserves currently held by the Council are comprised as followsGeneral Reserves......................................................................................................................................................................267,845Earmarked Reserves (for certain Council projects)...................................................................................................................111,341Capital Reserves (which can only be used on capital projects)................................................................................................511,047

Total 890,233Note 1 - Precept -- this is the amount of your Council Tax that is allocated to Aldenham Parish Council.

Note 2 – Grants – This includes monies received from Central Government towards the continuing work on the Radlett Neighbourhood Plan, Ward Improvement Grant from Hertsmere Borough Councillors towards the new slide in Phillimore Rec, Locality Grant from the HertsCC Councillor (C Clapper) towards new noticeboards at Letchmore Heath and Batters Green and grant from The Radlett Festival towards a new seat by the bus stop in Theobald Street. There was also a private donation towards the free Sum-mer Activities in Phillimore Rec. There is a significant reduction in the amount of grant monies received in 2016/17 in comparison to 2015/16. This is because APC no longer receive the HertsmereBC grant of £19,748 towards recompensing Aldenham Par-ish Council for Central Government’s decision in 2014 to change the Council Tax benefit scheme. Also in 2015/16 APC received £6,500 towards the Radlett Neighbour-hood Plan from Central Government and £9,750 from the ‘Tesco bags for help’ scheme for a new slide at Phillimore Recreation Ground.APC also donate to the Hertsmere Citizens Advice Service who provide a weekly ‘drop in’ morning at the Radlett Centre. Other grants are made to some local groups to enable them to continue their excellent work including the annual Remembrance Day Service. APC also subsidise the Newberries Car Park so the first hour of use is free.

Note 3 – Fees charged by the Council -- Income derived

from the hire of the allotments, leases with various local organisations who use APC land, stalls at the Winter Fair, advertising in Around Radlett and for use of council land for filming etc.

Note 4 – Sale of Assets – Proceeds from the sale of land at the rear of the War Memorial in Radlett.

Note 5 – Section 106 funds – These are funds that are paid to Hertsmere Borough Council by developers and are a condition of any planning permission granted. These funds must be spent on specific projects, which in 2016/17 were allocated towards projects at Phillimore Rec including the allotments (access road, car park and fencing), main field (drainage), and Radlett Bowls Club. Since 2016 Section 106 planning obligations have been replaced by Community Infrastructure Levy which are less specific allowing APC flexibility on what these funds are spent on for the benefit of the local residents.

Note 6 – Council Administration – These are the costs of managing the council offices at the Radlett Centre includ-ing Planning, Accounts and general management.

Note 7 – Maintenance of Open Spaces -- These are the costs of maintaining the open spaces owned or leased by Aldenham Parish Council, including Phillimore Rec (the allotments, children’s play area, main field and Fir Spring Wood), Scrubbitts Wood, Tykeside and Radlett Gardens, King George V Playing Fields, Aldenham Green, Letchmore Heath (The Green, the pond and Children’s Play area) and Pegmire Lane. This includes staffing, equipment main-

tenance, planting (including the hanging baskets on the High Street) and repairs.

Note 8 – Grant and contribution to Radlett Centre costs – This includes grant funding towards ensuring that local societies can hire the building at much-reduced rates, as well as funding towards maintenance and towards a fund for the larger items that should need replacing in the next fifteen years.

Note 9 – Community Events and interaction -- all costs associated with engaging with the community such as website, administration, Around Radlett, the Winter Fair, Summer Activities, Youth Council and other community events.

Note 10 – Radlett Neighbourhood Plan – These are the on-going costs so far for producing Radlett’s first Neigh-bourhood Plan, which has just had the first draft consulta-tion.

Note 11 - Capital Spending – Projects this year included a new chipper, Christmas lights into the trees in Watling Parade, new polytunnel for the plants grown for the hang-ing baskets, surveys for Scrubbitts Wood etc.

I hope you have found this summary useful. If you have any queries or wish to see the actual accounts, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Peter EvansParish Council Manager

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ALDENHAM PARISH COUNCILwww.aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Summertime Activities 2017 Aldenham Parish Council would like to thank everyone who helped with and attended our Summertime activities which were held every Tuesday morning throughout August at Phillimore Recreation Ground. Children aged 0-12 were treated to a range of free activities such as a wide variety of sports, Wildplay activities offered by Groundwork, bouncy castles, face painting and messy play. Luckily the weather was kind and hundreds of children attended these events. I would love to hear from you on community@aldenham-pc.gov.uk if you have any feedback from the event.

Claire LarkinCommunity Development & Engagement Officer

Radlett residents will have noticed that the Winter lights along Newberries Parade were kept on until the end of March this year as a trial to brighten up the village during the grey winter afternoons and evenings. Thanks to LED lighting the cost of doing this was minimal and the overwhelming majority of people welcomed this with their positive feedback. Aldenham Parish Council is hoping to repeat this again this Winter. We would like to hear whether you agree with this and if so, how long you would like the lights to be kept on for in 2017/18.

Outdoor Gym at Phillimore Recreation Ground

An 8 station outdoor gym has been installed at Phillimore Recreation Ground for everyone to use. The stations have been designed to give the user a full body workout and work all the main muscle groups. There’s never been a better time to exercise in the great outdoors.

Radlett Gardens

APC are looking at developing the Radlett Gardens and would like to set up a working party reflecting the views of the local community. If you would like to be involved please contact Peter Evans - manager@Aldenham-pc.gov.uk

Afternoon Tea with Carols 7th December

After the success of last year’s event, we will be holding another “Afternoon Tea with Carols” event for the over 65s at Edge Grove School from 1.00pm to 2.30pm on Thursday 7th December. If you would like to attend this free event please call Claire on 01923-856433 or email community@aldenham-pc.gov.uk. Transport is generously being provided free of charge by Edge Grove School and APC.

Arts Festival

APC is looking to set up a working party to help with the organisation of an Arts Festival. Please email Claire at community@aldenham-pc.gov.uk if you would be interested in being involved with this.

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The 81st season of the Radlett Music Club is already u n d e r w a y , but there are still five more

concerts to be enjoyed through to the end of April.

Formed in 1936, the club is a registered charity with the stated aim of presenting fine, live music in the village for all to enjoy. Over the years many well known artistes have performed for us in various local venues. All the concerts are now held in the well-appointed concert hall of the Radlett Centre with its superb facilities, including tiered seating and a foyer bar.

While the main emphasis has been on chamber music, we always seek to appeal to a wide variety of interest, as the current programme of concerts shows.

On the 22nd November a sparking harp and viola duo, Oliver Wass & Luba Tunnicliffe ( photo attached ) will play both solo and duo pieces by well known composers such as Prokofiev, Ravel and Tchaikovsky. In January an afternoon concert for all the family will be held on Sunday 21st at 3pm, featuring Guitarrisima, five girls-five guitars playing music from Vienna.

The club is fortunate to be aided by the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust, so is able to offer free admission to young people aged 8 to 25 years of age.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Seats for all concerts are unreserved and cost £15.00. They can be booked in advance online, by telephone, in person at the Radlett Centre Box Office, or on the door at the concert.

Membership of the club has a number of benefits, including a season ticket for all the concerts which shows a significant saving over the door price.

Further details about all the concerts and membership are on the club’s website:www.radlett-music-club.co.uk

Michael Stockbridge

Another Season of Fine, Live Music in Radlett

Radlett Lawn Tennis and Squash Club maintains its position in the Village as a key centre of sport in the community. We have four Championship Glass fronted Squash courts and eleven Tennis courts. We offer table tennis and multi-sport activities for children during the school holidays.We cater for all ages and standards, from those wanting a friendly Sunday morning game, to competitive inter-club matches competing in the highest leagues of Hertfordshire. In the last three years we have renovated our Squash courts, fitted new lighting and new heaters. We have resurfaced eight of our tennis courts with three more scheduled to be resurfaced in early 2018.Our clubhouse refurbishment was recently completed to allow social events to be held at the club within an enhanced welcoming facility.

We hold the annual Herts Closed Squash championships and an annual LTA Grade 3 open tennis tournament. In 2018 we hope to complete additional works to our tennis courts with new floodlights. All in all we endeavour to serve our members and the wider Radlett and surrounding area community

Simon SpalterChairman, RLT&SC

Radlett Lawn Tennis and Squash Club 425 Watling Street, Radlett, Herts WD7 7JG

For information and details of events and membership contact Email: admin@rltsc.co,uk or telephone 01923 854523

Squash was first played in England during the 1860’s by the boys of Harrow School. Using a small rubber ball and racquets they hit the ball off the walls of their school courtyards and alleys. From public schools and gentleman’s club the popularity in squash playing was slowly spreading throughout England.

Probably the most famous squash court ever to be erected was on the Titanic, which tragically sunk in April 1912.

However, it was not until the 1950’s that the appeal and popularity of squash had spread throughout the world. It could therefore be said that Radlett’s first Squash Club was a pioneer in the field of squash playing as it was formed in the 1930’s.

The photograph below, shows the exterior of the building, covered in black-creosoted cladding, it can be clearly seen today on the left hand bend of Watford Road at the top of Park

Road. It is now a private dwelling. The building at the rear of the photo is the large mansion house of Darnhills; it was demolished in the 1970’s to make way for the development of flats.

In the 1930’s the estate of Darnhills, which was owned by Jack Anderson, a prosperous timber merchant, had several barns on its land. The Squash Club was formed in one of these ‘traditional Hertfordshire barns’. The court was two thirds in size and at times, the beams forming the structure of the barn proved to be an unwelcome obstacle with balls frequently hitting them.

(left to right: Ian Watson, Jimmy Cruickshank, Brian Griffiths, Ian Cowper and Brian Thompson)

By the early 1970’s with squash becoming a major and growing sport it became clear that the existing court was far from adequate. The Radlett Lawn Tennis Club was approached, as it was known they had the land

and were looking to expand their sporting facilities. Following extensive discussions an agreement was reached and the first two squash courts were built. By 1973, the RLTC and the SC amalgamated to become Radlett Lawn Tennis and Squash Club.

The RLT&SC has a flourishing membership and the club continues to be well run and well maintained. However, one problem that had plagued the club for a number of years was the flooding of the tennis courts, squash courts and club house as a result of it’s close proximity with Tykeswater. The photo below left/right shows the flooded tennis courts in the 1970’s. Members became exasperated by the situation and took matters into their own hands by raising the riverbanks and installing a pumped drainage system. Fortunately, thanks to the 1980’s installation of a Flood Elevation Scheme, the problem

no longer exists.

Jan Adams

with grateful thanks to John Apthorp and Jim Parkin for their help and information

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RADLETT SQUASH CLUB from the beginning...

today

The Radlett H o r t i c u l t u r a l Show held their 2017 Autumn Show on

Saturday, 2 September at The Vision Hall, Christ Church, Radlett. The event was a great success with over 450 exhibits ranging from dahlias, roses, floral displays and arrangements, fruit and vegetables, photography and a new crafts class. We were delighted to welcome more than 175 visitors in the afternoon who were treated to a spectacular display of exhibits. Afternoon tea and refreshments were supplied by Jane Poyser and her fantastic team, and visitors were able to sit out in the glorious sunshine.

It was a bumper year for rhubarb with 13 exhibits alone in this class. New classes this year included a ‘Trug of Fruit and Vegetables’; a ‘Men’s Only’ baking class of a lemon drizzle cake and an Adult Craft Class which proved that there are many talented members. Exhibits included a stunning oak rocking chair, needlework of many varieties, knitting and pottery. Our Photography

section is extremely popular with entries from both children and adults on the themes of ‘Gardens through the Seasons’, ‘Garden Edibles’, ‘Abstract’ and ‘Reflections’.We were honoured to have local dignitary Stuart Nagler MBE, to present the main prizes.

The winners were:Barton Cup, Stanley Dark Cup and Royal National Rose Society Bronze Medal - Trish Clough for Roses and the Mystery Dahlias competition.William Draper Cup, National Dahlia Society Silver and Bronze medals - Maureen Thorne for Dahlias. Dorothy Mercer Cup - Barbara Hordern for a collection of cut flowers. Perpetual Challenge Bowl and Radlett Top Tray prize - Peter HordernVic Craft Challenge Cup and Certificate of Merit for Floral Art - Bob Clark for tomatoes Novice Cup - Stephen Ward. Raymond Sprake Cup and Blue Ribbon - Annette Aggett for most points gained in the domestic classes and best exhibit in the domestic class for her decorated cake.

Blue Ribbon - Margaret McIntosh for pears as the best fruit exhibit.Blue Rippon, Branksian Medal and RHS Bronze Medal - Mike Patterson for best vegetable with his potatoes and the most points gained in fruit, vegetable and floral classes. Paul Balen Cup - Mark Dougan for overall best photographic entrant. Children’s Section - Newberries Plaque (4 – 10 years) - Dorothea Ward and Phillimore Plaque (11 – 16 years) - Sarah Glover.At the end of the afternoon an auction of donated produce was held and raised just over £100for charity.A full list of winners is available at the Radlett Horticultural Store in Scrubbitts Park Road, which is open 10am – 12 noon, February to November each year and run by volunteers of the Society. New members are always welcome.Our next event is our AGM which will be held at The Vision Hall, Christ Church, Radlett, on 15 November at 7:30pm. This will be followed by a talk entitled ‘Transformation of an Ordinary Garden by Plantaholics’.

Amanda Harvell Show Secretary,

Radlett Horticultural Society.

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On a very sunny afternoon in August 38 members of our group had a lovely time at Reveley Lodge. We were extremely lucky with the weather that day, as the previous day it had poured with rain the entire time.For those of you who don’t already know the Lodge, it is on the Elstree Road opposite Emmanuel College. The house had fallen into disrepair after the last remaining member of the Chewett family passed away and in 2016 it was taken over by the Bushey Museum. After much renovation work this charming and unique house re-opened as Mabel’s Vintage Tea Rooms which are in one part of the house in what was originally the Billiard Room.We all met up in the garden for a chat, before splitting into two groups. Half went in to enjoy a delicious scone with cream and jam and unlimited tea and coffee. The tea is served by friendly old style waitresses smartly dressed in black and white with their pinafores and little hats and they, together with

the lace tablecloths and beautiful old china, sourced by Martine, the efficient Manageress, make for a delightful olde worlde ambience. The other group went into the house for a tour of the downstairs to learn all about the history of the house and the families who had lived in it. When Isla Chewett died in 2003 she was well in her 90’s but the house had remained virtually untouched throughout her lifetime, even to the extent of no central heating and we heard that it had been freezing there in the winter. There is a wonderful collection of china, interesting furniture, artefacts and paintings and the house is actually quite a warren.After the first group had had tea, the second group, following their tour, had their turn for tea, and the first group of people had their house tour. At the end there was plenty of time to wander round the beautiful garden with lovely plants and flowers. Some people were especially fortunate in being treated to an explanation by the gardener of the unsual sundial.

All in all it was a thoroughly e n j o y a b l e and sociable afternoon and I can thoroughly r e c o m m e n d that anyone interested in going to the Tea Rooms should not hesitate to pop along there. From October there will be extended house tours to include the upstairs as well. Booking for both lunch, tea and tours is essential. The Tea Rooms are currently only open from Thursday to Saturdays but definitely really worth a visit. On my way out I treated myself to a most beautiful bunch of homegrown flowers which were available for sale for only £1 and I enjoyed their colourful display in my lounge for several days afterwards.

Diana LobattoRadlett U3A Local History Group Leader

OUTING TO REVELEY LODGE BY RADLETT U3A LOCAL HISTORY

Radlett Horticultural Events

Sundial and Gardenat Reveley Lodge, Bushey by Shirley Rose Conn

Sundial and Gardenat Reveley Lodge, Bushey by Shirley Rose Conn

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GRAND OPENING OF THE RADLETT

AND DISTRICT MUSEUM

About 120 people attended the official opening of the Radlett and District Museum held in September in the first floor of Radlett Library. The room was full of wonderful displays of historic photos, maps and other memorabilia of Radlett and its surrounding villages.

The majority of the collection came from local historian Philip Eastburn, who sadly and unexpectedly died in August 2015.

Philip had bequeathed his irreplaceable collection to the community with the hope and expectation that a museum or permanent display would eventually transpire. Due to the hard work and enthusiasm of a group of local people Philip’s vision is now well on it’s way to becoming a reality. There is still a great deal of work to be done sorting important archive material and volunteers are very welcome, please contact Pete Turner on turnerradlett@aol.com

A very special guest attended the opening; Edie Oakley, who will be 98 years old this October, was born in Radlett and has lived here all her life. She cut the ribbon to formally launch the official opening and guests were treated to a wonderful speech by Edie who spoke about her life and the changing face of Radlett over the years.

Jan Adams

HOW LONG HAVE YOU HAD ALOCAL BUSINESS FOR?

At the end of January 2018, Stuart Thorne will have operated his tailor’s shop in Aldenham Road, Radlett for 50 years.

In the next edition of Around Radlett we will be featuring him and others who have traded locally for many years.

If you would like to be included please email Claire at community@aldenham.gov.uk

Dr. Michael Ingram has retired as a partner of the Red House Practice. However, he will still carry out locum duties at the surgery when required.He has been a partner for almost 31 years, and says he is happy to be treating patients who were just born when he started at the Red House.In his spare time, Dr. Ingram has run 44 marathons and his target is to complete 50. Some achievement!He is still involved with medical matters and will continue to be so.I’m sure all Dr. Ingram’s patients would wish to give him our grateful thanks for all the care and attention he has lavished on us for so many years.We wish him a very happy and fulfilling retirement.

Gill Balen

RED HOUSE SURGERY

‘Edie cuts the ribbon with Chairman of the Radlett and District Museum Stuart Nagler’.

‘The old and the young, Edie with Scarlett Fletcher aged 10’.

‘120 guests were treated to Prosecco - compliments of Morrison’s Borehamwood’

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With the approach of the darker evenings and the rush towards the festive season, please

be aware that houses and vehicles can become targets and by taking a little time we can help prevent you becoming a victim of a crime“Leave lights on or use a time switch, secure any ladders, consider security lights, take valuables out of vehicles, ensure fully locked and alarmed if possible.” We have refreshed the way events, operations and contacting your local officers are publicised, by making the locations more widely available these will be advertised on www.herts.police.uk and www.hertsmere.gov.uk’We also run neighbourhood surgeries in Radlett Library and mobile ‘beat surgeries’ every month to discuss crime-related concerns with residents – please come along.We send details of events out to Neighbourhood Watch members via the OWL messaging system, which we include e-mails to residents about local crimes and relevant crime prevention advice.

Visit www.owl.co.uk to sign up to this free service. If you have any local policing

issues you would like to raise with us, please contact the Safer Neighbourhood Team by email at sntbusheyandradlett@herts.pnn.police.uk or via the police non-emergency number 101. If you see a crime in progress, call 999 immediately. PCSO Tim Conway

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Friendly and sociable badminton club meets on Tuesday evenings and would welcome new adult members. We have four courts at Haberdasher’s Girls’ School and play from 7-9 pm September to end of May. Please contact Margaret on 01727 822248.

Radlett Village InstituteThe Village Institute has an excellent meeting room, which is available for hire at a reasonable cost. If anyone is interested please telephone the caretaker, Christine on 01923 856462 to find out availability and details.

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News from Tabard RFC’s HQ at Cobden HillAs regular readers will no doubt be aware Tabard is a strong community club providing rugby for all ages, genders and abilities in an atmosphere that is enjoyable, friendly and welcoming.

Rugby starts at the age of five for our minis section and from the age of 12 they can migrate to the junior section of the club which accommodates 13 to 18 year olds. The senior men field two teams and the 1st XV compete in Rugby Football Union (RFU) league London North West 2. League games are played on Saturday afternoons. The senior ladies play in RFU National Challenge South East North 1 following promotion last season. Their league games are played on Sunday afternoons.

However, the decline in the number of participating children and adults in rugby, and for that matter sport generally, is having a direct impact on Tabard’s ability to maintain a competitive edge in Hertfordshire rugby.As a purely amateur enterprise Tabard has to find a long term sustainable model that encourages and visibly promotes the game across local communities and in particular schools, colleges and universities. A positive start has been made in this direction with an agreement having recently been reached between Hertswood Academy and Yavneh College.

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