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Week ending Friday January 6, 2017
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POVERTY IS
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ByRudiAbdallah She said: “It’s shameful that so bon emissions and minimise the
manypeopleinWalthamForestare riskofcarbonmonoxidepoisoning.
[email protected] struggling with their energy bills, Ms Arnold welcomed the deal
MORETHAN7,000householdsin and in many cases are having to andencouragedLondonerstolook
BarkingandDagenhamaresuffer- choosewhethertoheatoreat.” forthemostcost-effectivedealsif
ingfromfuelpoverty,accordingto Reasons cited for fuel poverty they are struggling to cope with
newresearchfromtheDepartment include low pay, poorly insulated existingpayments.
forEnergyandClimateChange. homesandhighenergycosts. Shesaid:“Iwouldalsourgepeo-
Atotalof7,444homesinthebor- Sadiq Khan, the mayor of ple to make sure they are on the
ougharebeingpushedintopoverty London, launched the 'Better bestenergydeal–overtwothirds
becauseofhigherthanaveragefuel Boilers'schemeinresponsetothe of households in Britain are on
costs.WalthamForesthasevenmore figures, which could save house- variable tariffs which are usually
with11,000livinginfuelpoverty. holdsupto£150. moreexpensivethanfixeddeals.”
JennetteArnold,LondonAssembly Thepilotschemewillassistupto The government's research also
memberforHackney,Islingtonand 500 households by replacing or shows that 348,216 households
WalthamForest,blastedthefactthat repairingfailingboilerswithstate- acrossLondonareinfuelpoverty, ANGER;JennetteArnoldoutraged
familieshadbeenpushedintodiffi- of-the-artlowemissionappliances. an increase of 22,000 since last overthenumberoffamiliesliving
cultcircumstances. Thenewboilerswillreducecar- year. infuelpoverty
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SOCIAL care for Havering’s most
vulnerable people is too reliant on
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IN January, Marsh Farm Animal vices.
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January21and22,andJanuary28and MrAldridgesaidtheauthorityhad
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soft play barn, explore its enormous be,”headded.“Amorestablework-
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takearideonthecarouselandteacups, Ofsted’sreportdescribedthenum-
meet the farm animals, catch a hilari- ber of agency staff used in social
ously fun show in one of its theatres, careastheborough’s“greatestchal-
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Golf club and family pay tribute to much-
loved gentleman who lived for the sport
Driving
ambition
HOOKED:(above)Eddiewith
great-granddaughterEliza
AN EX-PROFESSIONAL golfer gavehimtheopportunitytoteach Alan added that the “always DaughterJeanniesaidEddiewas
who passed away on Monday has others golf at the Warren Road smartly dressed” Eddie was “a well known locally, and will be
been described as ‘local golfing GolfCentre. lovely man who broke the mould. rememberedfondly.“Thecommu-
royalty’. Hesaid:“Localgolfingroyaltyis Whetherweseethelikesofhimin nitywillrememberhimasanold
Eddie Frost, 89, from Hainault, agoodwaytodescribehim,butit hisprofessionagain,Idon’tknow.” school gentleman, driving around
wasborninacottageonHainault was very understated royalty. He Eddie shadowed his father, in his Jag or Stag. He was very
ForestGolfCoursein1928. wasverymuchamanofthepeo- Albert, who played professionally quiet, did everything in his life
Alan Walker, 66, of Loughton, ple.Heofferedtremendousrespect at Hainault Forest Golf Course straightdownthemiddle.”
Essex,wasafriendofMrFrostand andreceivedtremendousrespect.” from 1923 to 1962. Eddie taught She added: “Eddie felt it was a
othersfromayoungageandtook
over as the course’s professional “He loved
golferoncehisfatherretired.
He played professionally from teaching people
1963 to 1992, when he retired to
concentrateonteaching. and seeing them
JeannieCole,66,ofWidTerrace,
Brentwood, praised her father’s enjoy golf...”
passion for the sport. “He loved
teaching people and seeing them
enjoygolf,”shesaid.“Golfwashis privilegeearningalivingdoingthe
life.” thingyoulove.Heabsolutelyloved
Her comments echoed friend hisjob–notmanypeoplegetthat
Alan’smemorythat“hisabilityto privilege.”
build relationships was his best JeanniesaidthatalthoughEddie
quality”,andthathewas“agreat “wouldn’t always agree with you,
communicator”. healwayssupportedyouinevery-
ThelastlessonMrFrostgavewas thingyoudid.Hewasalwaysthere
DOTING:Eddiewith(l-r)HazelFrost,JeannieColeandTobyCole inOctober2016. foryou–alwaystheretohelp.”
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Ghost writers
The everlasting
detention . . .
I
TwasunfortunateIhadto myspinecrunchedlikeamil-
The spooky highlights of our Christmas ghost story competition staylatethatnight. Sitting lionpacketsofcrisps.
likeastatueonmybroken I will always remember my
chair,Iwasstaringupatthe last breath of air darting into
clockobservingtheslow mylungs. Iwasshockedtobe
WINNER secondspassingby. alive.
IwishIknewwhatwashap- Well, that’s what I thought
pening;thenithitme. NowI anyway. NowIroamthrough-
Kindred spirits wishIcouldstillbeseenand out my prison, an old aban-
myparentsknewIwasokay. donedschool.
It was just another normal Thecollectionofdeadbod-
S dayindetention,wellformeat ies increases, more fool the
IRGeoffreydeVangéwasmore mists,noxious,sepulchral smells or the least, the black sky was just curious children that enter,
calmandnobleinmarblerepose oddblood-curdlingwail. likeanyother. fuelledwithstoriesofthedead
thaneverhewasinlife. But,tiredofhauntinghisancestralrest- ThefaintoutlinesofanEng- girl who didn’t return from
The obligation to be a Crusader was ing place,the Lee Chapel in St Martin’s lishlessontaughtmanyyears detention.
unfortunatebutbeingcruellyfelledaged Church,hehadformedaplan. back and the damp musty
only22wasadisaster. Anold,equallydisillusionedSaracenhad smell of the room used for LeahBarns,12
nothingbutdetentions. Rayleigh
Worse,tosuffertheindignityofpickling told him that, just before midnight on
As the clock leapt onto Children’swinner
in a barrel of fine Malmsey wine for his New Year’s Eve, one soul could be
10:00 my head jolted to one
returnhome(whenhewouldratherhave exchangedforanother. Tonightwasthat side and that’s when every-
beendrinkingitandcarousing)wasintol- night. thingchanged.
erable. SirGeoffreywaitedandwasnotdisap- Looking down at my lumi-
It amused him at first to emit damp pointed. nousshadowitseemedalittle
A dejected young man wandered into darkerandsodidtheunnerv-
theunlockedchurch,slumpingintoapew, ingskyhangingaboveme.
headbowed,apieceofpaperinhishand. I heard a chiselling sound
HebreathedasighasdidSirGeoffrey; and“counselling”leapingoutather. behindme,asIturnedaround
at that precise moment,time froze and “Poorchap,nowonderhecamehere; asmallcrackslithereditsway
theirsoulsmerged. seemshewasterminallyill. It’saswellSt downthewindowpane.
Sir Geoffrey’s spirit gently evaporat- Martin’swasopenforhim.” Myheartwaslikeatreadmill
runningtosavemylife–butI
ed.While,finallyatpeace,theyoungman TheVergernoddedgravely. wasgoingnowhere.
slumbered,eventually leaving the church Outside,SirGeoffrey,orPaulPitsea,as Theeeriesoundofthedoor
just before preparations for the mid- hehadbecome,didn’tfeelquiteasinvigo- hinges rocketed across the
morning service,the letter he held,dis- ratedashehadimagined. room.
carded. “What I need is a drink,” he thought, ForasplitsecondIsawhim.
“People will leave litter!” TheVerger gleefully heading for the nearest hostel- Standing in the door frame
moanedtoReverendKingswood,before ry… with his cadaverous, corpse-
handinghertherejectedletter. likefacepointinginmydirec-
Pausing,shescannedit,herbrightsmile CharmaineFletcher,53 tion.
fading,the words:“cirrhosis”,“incurable” Basildon Ihadtoleavethisplace.
ButasIpassedthedoorway
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Casey FbollowusronTwitater-@EavstLondeonYA s
chilly dip to
help hospice
ESSEXmodelCaseyBatcheloris
taking part in a chilly dip for
HavenHouseChildren’sHospice.
She helped to launch its New
Year New Start campaign on
Tuesday,January3,toboostsup-
port.
Shehaspledgedtoswimoneto
five lengths in Hampstead Heath
Lido on February 12 to raise
money.
InMarchlastyearMsBatchelor
completed a 20ft firewalk across
hotcoalsforthecharity,whichis
based inTheWhite House, High
Road,WoodfordGreen.
MikePalfreman,chiefexecutive
of Haven House, said: “With so
many activities taking place as
part of our NewYear New Start
campaigntherereallyissomething
foreveryone
“By supporting Haven House
you can have fun, improve your
health,lookafteryourlovedones
and know that you are making a
differencetothelivesoflocallife-
limited children and their fami-
lies.”
For more go to www.haven- NEWSTART:CaseyBatchelorishelpingHavenHouseto
house.org.uk/new-year-new-start. increaseitssupportin2017
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➜Continuedfrompage4
Freed spirits
I
T was 9.30pm on Christmas Wadsworthwasdueat9.45pm hangingonthewallbehind. the approaching train echoed
Eve,theweatherwasicyand itwasnow9.35pm After a moment he limped throughthecoldnightair.
snowhadbeguntofallcover- Westwood was computerised overtothebenchinthecorner MrRobertsrosefromhisseat
ing the platform ofWestwood andcontrolledbyWadsworth. andsatdownpullinganewspa- andmadehiswaytothewaiting
station. Thenearestthingtoresemble perfromhispocketashedidso. roomdoor.
Fiveteenagegirlswerehuddled ahumanbeingatthisstationwas Ashestartedtoreadthefront Asheopeneditafreezingblast
together in the small waiting thetalkingticketmachinewhich coverbecameexposedandthe brushed past him and,mingling
roomasthesnowflakesfellsoft- stood,likeasentinel,outsidethe girlscaughtsightoftheheadlines with the screech of the train’s
lystickingagainstthewindows. waitingroom. whichread:Ontheanniversary brakes, he was sure he heard
Thegirlswatchedaseachflake Suddenlythedoorwasflung oftheWestwood levelcrossing screams.
beguntomeltintotinyriverlets openandastockymanwearinga disasteratribunalhasfinallycon- “GladIwillbehomesoon,”he
beforerunning,liketears,down thick overcoat peered into the cluded that the deaths of five thought.
eachpaneofglass. room. teenage girls was caused by a
According to the comput- He looked around, his eyes computerfailure. PeterWoodgate,74,
erisedannouncementboardthe appearing to pass right through Thegirlsshiveredinrealisation SouthWoodhamFerrers
llaasstt ttrraaiinn iinnttoo tthhee ggiirrllss ffooccuussiinngg oonn tthhee ppiiccttuurreess astheannouncementconcerning Third
Chance passing
I
INHABITEDaparkbenchwherefew
choosetosit,heoccupieditsopposite
end.Aboyofeightornine,grubby
face,scuffedshoeswithunkempthairand
athreadbarecoat,inappropriatefor
December.
Heshiveredandcried.
“Whatgriefbesetsyouboy?”
“My mother is...dying,” he rubbed his red-
dened
eyes.
“Thatissadboy,whatailsher?”
“Cholerasir.”
“Thereisavaccine...”
“Toolate.”
“CanIhelpinanyway?”
“Youarekind,butherdieiscast.”
“Whatisyournameboy,andwherewillyou
go?”
“MynamedisArthur.WhereIgoshouldnot
overlyconcernyou.Iamheretoawaitherfinal
demiseandbearheruptoheaven.”
“Ifyouaresocertainofhersalvationwhydo
youweep?”
“Iweepforanother.Onewhohasstrayedfrom
thepathandisendangeringhisimmortalsoul.I
seektoturnhimtotherightpathbeforehisend
becomesinevitable.Hehaslosthisfaithandisin
direneedofguidance.”
“CanIaidyouinyourquest?”
“Youcansir.”
“ThentellmewhatImustdo;ifitiswithinmy
poweritshallbedone!”
“Yourwordsir?”
“Youhaveit!”
Theboysmiled,“father,returnhomeandbury
yourwifeandrenewyourfaith.”
ImovedcloserthatImightbetterseehisface,
could it be? “Arthur my son, how could I not
recognise you? I buried you just nine months
past.Thescarletfeverthatstoleyoufromme,
stoleallpurposefrommylife.”
“My two sisters have need of a father.Take
careoftheliving,letmeattendtomotherspass-
ingsoul.”
Hesmiled,andpaledbecomingethereal,“By
your own word, we will meet again. Farewell,
father.”
LenMorgan,72,Hullbridge
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ONEofBritain’slongestservingspecialconsta-
blesisamongthosefromtheMetropolitanPolice
Service honoured in the Queen’s New Year’s
Honourslist.
Elevenofficers,staffandvolunteers,pastand
present,werehonouredthisyear.
Met Police Special Constabulary (MSC) Sgt
RobertHarrildismadeanMBEandiscurrent-
ly the longest serving special in England and
WaleshavingjoinedtheforceinJanuary1967.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said: “I am
delightedthattheseofficershavebeenrecognised
for their hard work and tireless dedication to
keeping Londoners safe. The police put their
lives on the line every day, going above and
beyondthecallofdutytoprotectourcity,andit
isfantastictobeabletopaytributetotheseout-
standingmenandwomen.”
Sgt Harrild’s career stretches from anti-
Vietnam War demonstrations to the Olympic
Games.
AMetspokesmansaid:“Twoyearsago,aged
65,andhavingserved46yearswithintheMSC,
hewasadvisedhewouldneedtoretirebutsuch
washisdedication,Robertdidnotacceptthisand
challengedthepolicyatthetime,andwassuc-
cessfulinhisappeal.”
AlsomadeanMBEisMichaelHerring,afor-
merMSCinspectorandvolunteer.
Hehasgivenmorethan36,000hoursofvolun-
taryserviceover51yearsandhasmorethan300
arreststohiscreditincludingamanwantedfor
murderandactsofterrorism.
Hehasbeenshotatandattackedtwicewitha
knife.WithinthreehoursoftheLondonbomb-
ingsonJuly7,2005hehadofficersonthestreets
reassuringthepublicandleadingateamworking
atStMary’sHospitaldealingwithenquiriesand
securityissues.
FormerActing Special Chief Insp for Ealing,
Alastair Whitehead is appointed an OBE for
volunteering more than 4,000 hours over 10
years.
Samantha Laskey, head of strategy, perfor-
mance and planning for the National Counter
Terrorism Policing HQ is made an MBE for
being a leader in specialist intelligence work,
keepingpacewithchangingtechnology,assisting
hundreds of arrests of terrorists and organised
criminalswhilerecoveringmultiplefirearms.
Sara Lewis, head of Met prosecutions, is
appointedanOBEforherworkincriminaljus-
ticeformorethan20years.
PSCOJohnJosephreceivesaBritishEmpire
Medalforgoingoverandabovehisrole.Heuses
hisskillsasafootballcoachandtrainertowork
withyoungpeopleenteringthecriminaljustice
system.
The honour of Queen’s Police Medal for ser-
vices to British policing goes to Chief Supt
VictorOlisaandthreeretiredofficers.MrOlisa
isheadoftheMet’sInclusionandDiversityUnit
and the ex-officers are PC Jacqueline Oliver,
Chief Supt Gordon Briggs and Commander
SimonLetchford.
AndSgtCharlesSheppardismadeaMember
oftheRoyalVictorianOrder.
Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe
said:“Ioffermycongratulationstotheseremark-
ableindividualswhoareoutstandingexamplesof
dedication, innovation and service to their col-
leagues,partnersandthewiderpublic.
“I am extremely proud, as they should be of
themselvesinreceivingthisprestigiousrecogni-
tionfortheireffortsintheNewYear’sHonours.”
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