JUNE 2010 ISSUEHADLEY WOOD NEWS

DESIGNED & PRINTED BY KALL KWIK BARNET TELEPHONE: 020 8441 4482 Photograph by John Leatherdale

Hadley Wood’s Bootcamp. Up and running.

• Council update.

• Paul McCannah reports

• Letter from Westminster.

• David Burrowes MP

• Wheatcroft on HIPS and EPCs.

• Robbers on the 399. Busted.

• WI. Birthdays but no Calendar girls. Yet.

• Stress.

• Marcus on Sapolsky.

• Of mice and men.

• Vandals in the woods.

• Going chopping

INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE

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The Hadley WoodDirectoryFirst an apology. In the May issue weprinted by mistake an out of dateadvertisement for the West Lodge ParkHotel. It was absolutely our fault and notWLP’s. We sincerely apologise andhave introduced a further checkingsystem to prevent this happening again.

On the credit side wehope you found the newDirectory useful. It willbe updated improvedand issued again in theOctober magazine.Should you have anyrecommendations or

suggestions for additional entries, goodrestaurants, retailers, tradesmen or localbusinesses etc please let us know and wewill approach them. It will cost about £15per entry. Contact Lisa on 020 8449 7193or email us at the addresses shown at theend of the magazine. As you know themagazine goes out each month to about1500 households in Hadley Wood,Monken Hadley and Hadley Highstone aswell as the Golf Club, West Lodge ParkHotel and local retailers so it is a goodway of advertising any business.Rod Armstrong

Council updateThe three Cockfosters ward councillors,Michael Lavender, Paul McCannah andLionel Zetter would like to thank all thosewho supported us at the local electionson May 6th. We will of course be workinghard over the next four years to representall Hadley Wood residents regardless ofhow they voted!

indeed the accurate word because manycolleagues could not sit due to a problemConservative MPs have not experiencedfor over 13 years – a lack of space due tothe large numbers of colleagues. Wewelcomed to his seat David Cameron asour leader but not at that time the PrimeMinister. An hour before, Gordon Brownhad made a desperate plea for the LiberalDemocrats to negotiate with Labour. So ina highly politically charged meeting thestakes were high as we agreed to areferendum on an alternative votingsystem as part of a package to agree acoalition government with the LiberalDemocrats.

On Tuesday afternoon the coalitionfinally reached agreement and GordonBrown packed his bags and left for thePalace. I was in the Commons as DavidCameron started the historic journey tothe Palace and later met back incommittee room 14 with elatedcolleagues now as Prime Minister.

We have entered a new era of politics.Whilst it will take a while to get used to LibDems on the same front benches asConservative colleagues, I do believe thatmost of the public want us work togetherto tackle the immense problems in oureconomy and society.

Two weeks on from the election I amdelighted that the HealthSecretary Andrew Lansleyvisited Chase Farm Hospitalto fulfil one of the keycampaign pledges – to haltthe downgrade of ChaseFarm’s A&E and maternityservices. We now need towork together – the Council,GPs and public to make surewe continue to have

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If you need to contact us please emailus at michael.lavender@enfield.gov.uk orpaul.mccannah@enfield.gov.uk orlionel.zetter@enfield.gov.uk

Or you can call us via the ConservativeGroup office at the Council on 020 83794081

As readers may be aware, theConservatives lost control of EnfieldCouncil which now has a Labour majority.We will of course seek to workconstructively with the new administrationto secure the best possible deal for localresidents. We will use the pages of heHadley Wood News to keep you updatedon what are likely to be many interestingdevelopments over the next four years.Paul McCannah. Councillor

Letter from WestminsterI was delighted to be re-elected with anincreased majority and want to thankeveryone who voted for me. I would alsowish to reassure those who did not votefor me that I look forward to working hardfor all my constituents. It is a greatprivilege to represent you and be yourvoice in Parliament. Please use mywebsite to access details of how you cancontact or meet me. If you have not yetjoined me in a tour of Parliament pleasecontact my office so I can showyou around!

Well it has been quite amonth in Parliament! In fact theadage that a week is a longtime in politics could not havebeen truer than in the days thatfollowed the election.

On Monday 10th May weassembled in CommitteeRoom 14 of the House ofCommons. ‘Assembled’ was

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measure, and outright abolition willrequire primary legislation.

Only the need to provide a HIP issuspended – sellers can still choose toprovide information, and HIP providerscan continue to offer their products.

Homes marketed for sale or rent on orafter 21st May no longer require a HIP.However, you will need to havecommissioned, but not necessarilyreceived, an Energy Performance

TAILORING AND REPAIRS BY EXPERTS

accessible healthcare which meets localand clinical demands.

It is also good that the new HomeSecretary has responded to our longcampaign for justice for Gary McKinnonby agreeing to adjourn his extradition andconsider the medical evidence.

I have been appointed ParliamentaryPrivate Secretary to Francis Maude andOliver Letwin in the Cabinet Office,supporting their work of makinggovernment more efficient and creating a‘big society’ as well as providing policyadvice to the Prime Minister.David Burrowes. MP

Selling your house. As most will know by now, therequirement to provide Home InformationPacks was suspended on 21st May. BothConservatives and Liberal Democratshave consistently opposed theintroduction of HIP’s, and in theirrespective manifestos both undertook toabolish them. Suspension is the interim

Bus thieves at workA group of female thieves have been atwork on our 399 bus. Two of the oldermembers of our community have beenrobbed during journeys to and fromBarnet. Diversionary tactics such as apurse contents dropped onto the flooror jostling have been used.Unconfirmed reports say that the policehave caught two of these criminals.

In the box with the bus picture andarticle. Please could we rename article‘Robbery on the 399’ and use this text.

Robbery on the 399A group of female thieves have been

in action on our 399 bus and a ladyresident robbed during a journey fromBarnet. The process is thought to havestarted in Waitrose when the criminalmust have observed her pin numberbeing entered at the check-out. Twoyoungish foreign women joined the bus

to Hadley Wood. One claimed to bepregnant and asked for directions to ahospital. She then dropped the contentsof her purse on the floor of the bus.Helpful passengers assisted in pickingup the coins. During this diversionarytactic our neighbours purse was takenfrom her bag by the accomplice, thebank card taken out and the pursereturned.

Only after a call from the bank next daydid the victim realise herbankcard was taken. By then£600 had been spent. The theftwas reported to the police andthe case was dealt with by aspecial police groupinvestigating gang crime of thissort in London. Happily the busCCTV which was of a very highquality revealed the whole eventquite clearly. The two thieves

were arrested and are now serving 18month prison sentences. At all stagesthe police were very helpful as wasLouis the bus driver. The victim stresseshow important it is to ALWAYS shieldthe ATM screen with your hand whenentering your PIN number. Criminals arenow trained to visualise your PIN evenfrom a distance by noting your handmovements and the positions of thebuttons you are pressing. Take care.

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Father’s Day Lunch Sunday 20th June

Treat your father to a meal at West Lodge Park on hisspecial day - he will be delighted at your thoughtfulness!

3 course lunch with 5 choices in each course, coffeeand chocolates (with a little surprise gift for dad)

£36.00 per adult, children under 12 £25.00Payable on booking.

Enjoy a walk around the 35 acres of the BealeArboretum with Dad after lunch and come back for

a delicious cream tea to finish off a memorableFather’s Day at West Lodge Park.

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Certificate, before marketing can start.This means that you or your agent musthave instructed an accredited EnergyAssessor to carry out an energyperformance assessment, and must useall reasonable efforts to ensure that anEPC is available within 28 days of aproperty going on the market. Former HIPproviders may be able to provide thisservice if they are accredited under ascheme as an energy assessor. The dutyto provide an EPC falls on the seller, andon the landlord in a letting situation.Agents in particular should note that theduty to include energy information inwritten particulars is retained.

The process is straightforward, andinvolves an energy assessor inspecting theproperty, asking the owner questionsabout the property, and providing theCertificate. The whole process - fromarranging the inspection, to receiving theCertificate – need take no longer than aweek, and should cost around £50 for anaverage property. EPC’s are valid for 10years.

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There is a fixed penalty of £200 for non-compliance, and enforcement is theresponsibility of Trading StandardsOfficers.

Was the HIP’s unpopularity deserved?I admit to being one of those who cameto support the concept. Theselling/renting process - like most thingsin life – benefits from certainty. Thestructured and standardised provision ofinformation required by the HIP gives allconcerned a clear understanding of whatis required, of who is responsible forproviding it, and even by when. Now thatthe property world has that discipline -and resultant increased efficiency - atleast to some extent ingrained in itsprocedures, it would be a pity to abandonit. It can certainly be improved upon, buteven if the name disappears, let us staywith the concept.Guy Wheatcroft, RHY Law LLP, 01707621105

Hadley Wood’sWomen’s Institute

It was with great pleasure that membersof the Hadley Wood W.I. were able tocelebrate three of its ladies becomingninety this year. Mrs. Freda Jerwood,Mrs. Nancy Blishen and Mrs. JoyceDavies will all celebrate their specialbirthdays this year. They were invited to

cut a cake made by Mrs. Ann Johnson toa rousing chorus of HappyBirthday. Following the business of themeeting all present voted on theresolution regarding “clearer labelling ofmeat, poultry and fish with their country oforigin” to be put forward at the W.I. AGM.Finally there was an extended social timeto enjoy coffee and birthday cake with ourthree birthday girls - 90 years young.

On May 8th Mrs. Gloria Neal organiseda most successful trip to BuckinghamPalace Gardens followed by lunch in anearby restaurant.Hilary Nunn

Stress

May I tell you about an American biologistand author. He is currently Professor ofBiological Sciences, and Professor ofNeurology and Neurological Sciences,and by courtesy, Neurosurgery, atStanford University USA. As aneuroendocrinologist, he has focused hisresearch on issues of stress and neuronaldegeneration, as well as on thepossibilities of gene therapy strategies forprotecting susceptible neurons fromdisease. His popular book, Why Zebrasdon’t get Ulcers describes the effects ofstress on the human body and is one ofthose ‘must-reads’ for all. I was luckyenough to pose some commonly asked

stressful existence we have to listen andlearn how to offset its ravages on ourbodies.

If you are interested have a lookat http://marcuswebbs.blogspot.com/2009/11/interview-with-professor-robert.html Marcus Webb

Vandals in the woodsSome local lads decided to do someamateur tree felling in the woods recently.Luckily they were apprehended by aresident and the Police were involved.Having realised how damaging theiractivities had been the boys were clearlyremorseful and are helping us to clear upthe mess. The woods in our Open Spaceover and around the railway bridge maylook a bit untidy but we take advice atregular intervals from a local firm of tree experts. They carry out whatevercorrective measures are needed for the safety of local walkers and children.We had a major review a few years agobut the cost of a complete overhaul of the wooded areas was prohibitivelyexpensive and more than the HWA couldafford. One of these days perhaps. Thesewoods are important for the health andrecreation of our community. We all needto look after them.HWA

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questions for Prof Sapolsky; his repliesare worth noting!Q. What do you feel is the main adverseeffect stress has on the human body?A. “Well, there’s a number of particularlyvulnerable outposts. Probably the mostfrequent adverse effects arehypertension, sleep disruption, disruptionin concentration, depression, increasedincidence of colds, sexual dysfunction.”Q. What would be your 3 top tips to helpsomeone suffering from stress?A. “I’d say, 1) as per the cliche,distinguish between stressors you canand can’t control and, in the case of theformer, find ways to increase the senseof control; 2) when the stressor isuncontrollable, at least strive forpredictive information about when it iscoming, how long it is going to last, andhow bad it will be; 3) increase theamount of social support you get andgive. Mind you, all this is said bysomeone who mostly thinks aboutstressed rats and neurons growing inPetrie dishes.”Q. Do you feel that diet can helpsomeone suffering from stress sincemany people report using B-vitamins canhelp them manage better?A. “Well, it can certainly head off someof the adverse effect (e.g., largeamounts of antioxidants delaying theemergence of some of the long-termpathologies of stress). What’seven clearer is that a bad dietis particularly bad news in thecontext of stress. Forexample, a combination of ahigh fat diet plus chronicpsychosocial stress causes asynergistic increase inatherosclerosis in monkeys.”There you have it... from theexperts mouth! ProfessorSapolsky’s knowledge of thebiological effects of stress arebeyond question and as wemove into an ever more

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Hadley Wood SchoolSummer Fete – GoBouncing Bonkers!Hadley Wood School will be holding itsannual summer fete on Sunday 20thJune, in the school grounds, and areinviting everyone, young and old, from thecommunity to attend.

This year, due to popular demand, wewill see the return of the inflatable villagethat we had two years ago. There will beten large inflatables for you to bounce,climb or play on!

There will also be lots of other activitiesfor children to enjoy, including hook aduck, toy tombola,face painting, a nail barand tattoos, sand art, lucky dip and much,

much more! Adults will haveplenty to enjoy too, with severalinteresting stalls to browse,games to play and a raffle with lotsof wonderful prizes to be won.

Should you be hungry or thirsty,there will be many differentdelicious food and drink optionsavailable! This year there will be aBBQ, homemade cakes, ice-creams, teas and a Pimms andbeer tent! And whilst you relaxwith your refreshments, you can enjoymusic from the jazz band!

The fete, which is organised by theFriends of Hadley Wood School, is theschools main fundraising event, and allprofits will be going to improving theschools facilities. Gates will open at

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In an area replete with great gardensthis may be a claim too far. It ismost certainly not a boast themodest owners Dr Julie Anand and herhusband would make. Neverthelesstheir garden at 10, Fairgreen East hasa very impressive history of awards inthe Enfield in Bloom and the NationalGardens competitions since 1993 topresent.

Invited over to see the garden for apreview and a cup of tea we weretreated to the legendary Anandhospitality in the shape ofdelicious sandwiches andcakes, before being shown around.The pictures attached which are from

last year, do not do justice to thegarden which is open to the public onthe 27th June 2-5pm for charity. Plantswill be for sale, there are refreshmentsbut unfortunately there is no wheel chairaccess and the Anands are sorry butno dogs. So why not drop in and seeit for yourself? It is a medium sizedsuburban garden which Julie herselfdescribes as a manicured jungle jam-packed with many varieties of plants. Every inch of space has been utilised with clematis, geraniums,roses, etc, etc. It is a wildlife garden and is in the NGS yellow pages Highlyrecommended. Kari Armstrong

Is this Hadley’s best garden?

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Come along and support your localschool. We look forward to welcomingyou!Julie Norton

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flashing sign which can easily be ignored.Perhaps this idea can be suggested tothe relevant traffic authorities.Stephen Blackburne

Dear Editor Sergeant Richardson at the High BarnetSafer Neighbourhood has informed us ofan increase in purse and handbag theftson the High Street, generally occurring

during the hours of 11am - 2pm. Mostcommon methods are dipping into

open bags, and following the victimfrom the Post office and banks afterwithdrawing

money. Please ensure bags are not lefton shopping trolleys, pushchairs, or onthe backs of seats /under seats inrestaurants and coffee shops. There hasbeen increased policing on the HighStreet to help tackle this.

Please pass this information on tofriends, neighbours etc and be extravigilant.

If you see anything suspicious, phone999.Thanks Simone Strauss

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Louis Dunn-Allen is an outstandingyoung golfer currently working at theHadley Wood Golf Club under thesupervision of Peter Jones the HeadProfessional.

He has been successful in gaining aplace on a US College golf squadrepresenting Brevard Community Collegein Florida. It is a wonderful opportunity forhim as it would help to further hisdevelopment as a golfer in thecompetitive environment of the USCollege sport system, It would also allowhim to continue his studies.

He needs to support himself financiallywhilst studying and is trying to raise fundsfrom sponsorship, entrepreneurial ideasand by working whilst studying andtraining.

Louis has started the fund raisingprocess by taking on a golf marathon.The challenge being to complete 6rounds of golf, three at Hadley Wood andthree at Bush Hill Park all in the space of24 hours! He has designed a competitionfor potential sponsors and in this wayhopes to raise some money towards thecollege fees and living expenses in hisfirst year.

If you would like more details pleasecontact him on 07983 340 286 ortelephone any of the team in theProfessional’s shop at Hadley Wood GolfClub on 020 8449 3285

Letters to the Editor Dear Editor The Council have today asked residentsfor their opinions appertaining to the'Wheelie bin pilot scheme'. I personally donot feel that it has been a success. Iagree that the black sacks were unsightlyon bin collection days; however it isequally unsightly to see residents leavingtheir wheelie bins on their driveways, infront of their houses, every day of theweek.

An important fact that has goneunaddressed, despite many emails to thecouncil is the bins outside the row oflisted cottages on Cockfosters Rd. Mostof the cottage residents leave theirwheelie bins on the pavement. Cars are

permitted to park on these pavements aswell leaving very limited access forpedestrians to walk past. The bins are adanger to the disabled or the blind. Ingale force winds the wheelie bins couldfly across the road and cause a fatal carcrash. I would like to know who would beheld responsible in this likely event - theresidents or the council.

For this scheme to work I feel that theneeds of individuals should beconsidered and recycling bins to suit theirtype of residence should be taken intoaccount. It is not feasible for councilplanners to sit behind a desk, pick out anarea on a map and think that all housesin that area should have the samefacilities to accommodate thesemonstrosities. Perhaps, we could havethe views from other residents on thissubject. Dr.Julie Allen-Anand

Showtime! Guys andGals on Broadway Dear Editor Many of you will have children orgrandchildren who have dance lessonswhether it be ballet, tap, jazz or street.Well, we are a dance group for adultsunder the excellent instruction andchoreography of Michelle D’Almo, whohave decided to take up dance forourselves. The dance group experienceranges from 8 months to 35 years andthe classes are great fun, as well as beingprofessional. So we are putting on ashow in aid of the very worthy cause ofthe North London Hospice on Saturday17th July at the Intimate Theatre, PalmersGreen at 3.30pm (£10 per ticket) and7.30pm (£12 per ticket). There are manytoe tapping numbers from the musicalsas well as a few more up-to-datenumbers. Please come and support thisextremely worthwhile charity. Tickets areavailable from Guys and Gals onBroadway c/o L.Citron Tel:0208 4499898. Karen Fernandes

Dear Editor In Spain, on secondary roads which passthrough villages, the speed of motoristsis controlled by traffic lights. These areactivated to red when the approachingcar is speeding. The delay is short butfrustrating and affects following cars. Aseverybody now has to wait until the lightsturn green again, it makes the offendingdriver think twice about speeding. I thinksuch a device would work wonders onCamlet Way Beech Hill, and certainlyhave a far greater effect than just a

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The Hadley Wood News is published usually during the first weekend of each month. It is a community publication with the objective of bringing local news,views and events to the residents and friends of Hadley Wood. It is non-profit making with any surplus going to the Hadley Wood Association (HWA) for thedirect benefit of residents. Content is produced voluntarily with the make-up, printing and distribution paid for by advertising. Thank you to all our advertisers,without whom this magazine would not be possible. If you would like to contribute to a future issue or receive updates via email, please contact the Editorand Publisher . The HWA and anyone associated with the content of this newsletter cannot accept any responsibility for the accuracy, claims or viewsexpressed. The Hadley Wood News does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any of the advertisements or other information accesseddirectly or indirectly from this publication, nor the quality of any products, services, information or other materials displayed, purchased or obtained byanyone as a result of an advertisement or any other information or offer in connection with those products, services, information or other materials.HadleyWood News shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions contained in any advertisement or other information within this publication.The Publisher reserves the right to amend, abridge or reject any copy supplied for publication. E&OE HWA June 2010

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