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Bexley Conservatives have welcomed the news
that Tessa Jowell recognises the need for
investment in Erith and Thamesmead andcall
upon the Olympics Minister to deliver that
investment irrespective of the Labour Party
candidate selected to fight the seat.
It has been
reported in the national press that Georgia
Gould - one of the candidates in the final
selection process – sent emails to supporters
alleging that Ms Jowell linked the 2012
regeneration cash to Miss Gould’s candidacy
at a recent meeting in the constituency.

Councillor Teresa O’Neill, Leader of the
London Borough of Bexley said; “If the
allegation is true then I am disgusted that a
Government Minister can pledge to deliver
investment into an area dependent on whether
her favoured candidate gets selected to fight
the seat as this is the taxpayers money she is
pledging.
As Ms Jowell recognises the need in
the area then we call upon her to make the
investment possible irrespective of who wins
the Labour Party nomination.

“Bexley residents have suffered from 12
years of the Labour Government and not
recognising the needs of our residents and here
we have a Government Minister
acknowledging the need but only committing
to help deliver if a favoured candidate gets
selected – I shall be writing to the Minister for
a commitment to deliver on the need she has
identified.
”
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The University of
Greenwich has
announced plans to
invest £60 million in
a new development
in Greenwich town
centre.

It has acquired a large site,
spanning Stockwell Street,
Nevada Street and King
William Walk, on which it
intends to build a new library
and a new home for the
School of Architecture &
Construction.

The initiative will provide an
important boost to the local
economy, increasing staff and
student numbers in the town
by about 20% and bringing
additional income to local
businesses.

The university intends to
commission an inspiring
piece of contemporary
architecture, following a
competitive process to select
an architect.
Plans are at a
very early stage but the
university says that it is
committed to consulting with
local residents, businesses and
other neighbouring
organisations as soon as it has
a clear set of proposals.

In the meantime, the
university will be busy on
site, carrying out preliminary
investigations including
archaeological digs, geological
surveys and a study of land
contamination.
A programme
of enabling works will
include the removal of
existing buildings on the site,
many of which are in a poor
state of repair.

All aspects of the
development will be as
sustainable as possible,
constructed to the latest
environmental standards,
with a low carbon footprint.

YOUNG PEOPLE HELP
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Gamble and help
those in need
Greenwich & Bexley Cottage Hospice hosted a
celebratory Hospice Lottery launch event at
Shornells Day Centre in Abbey Wood, London
recently to mark the launch of their new lottery.

Special guests Fiona Castle, the Deputy Mayor of
Greenwich Cllr Allan MacCarthy and John Austin
MP mingled with over 100 Hospice supporters, Continued on back page   [Moins]

Bexley Council is focusing on transport and safety as part of a new scheme Elinor McClarence reports. Councillors said on a meeting in Bexleyheath in April that negotiations with TFL are currently going on...   [Plus]

Bexley Council is focusing on
transport and safety as part of a
new scheme Elinor McClarence
reports.

Councillors said on a meeting in Bexleyheath
in April that negotiations with TFL are currently
going on to improve transport.
The main problem
discussed by councillors was the congestion of
buses by the clock tower.

Councillor Ron French said he often uses the
buses with his pensioner’s freedom pass and
‘many of the buses do not pull in to the bus stop
properly.
’ Councillor Linda Bailey said she ‘tries
to avoid being in Bexley town centre in the middle of the day despite being ‘a robust person’ due
to large groups of children and slow-flowing traffic.

There are also plans to improve the night activity in Bexleyheath Town Centre.
A night Vision
pilot is being considered to increase surveillance
in the area.
This comes as Bexleyheath’s nightlife
has been highlighted in council plans as ‘beyond
management control measures.
’
Joseph Pollard asked if the West side of the town
centre ‘which looks a bit dilapidated’, will be developed as he does not want that area to ‘turn
seedy.
’
There are plans to improve the ‘general public
realm.
’ The general moves in this plan are to improve one part of an area in the hope this will naturally lead to rejuvenating the whole area.
This
includes better pedestrian access, new cycle lanes
and simplified road layouts.

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Tables with members who join
in an act of community spirit
rather than what they can get
out of it.

The presentation recently of another mobile
scooter to be used by disabled people who shop
at The Mall in Bexleyheath is another example
of the good they do with cash they raise.

The scooter was presented to Mary Driscoll of
Shop Mobility (020 830 5237) by the Mayor of
Bexley Cllr.
Nick 0’Hare and the Mayoress his
wife Marie, the Mayors last but one act of good
work in his busy year.

Shop Mobility with their six mobility scooters
and wheelchairs make it possible for residents to
enjoy a days visit to this busy shopping centre.

They make a small charge of £5 a day for a
powered scooter and just £3 for a wheelchair,
If you are under the age of forty five you can
apply to join the Welling Round Table where you
will mix with like minded people who enjoy
each others company and do good work in the
community.
For example this very active group
organise the annual firework display in Danson
Park which attracts thousands of folk.
The
organisation has been going now for eighty years
so if you fancy joining go along to one of their
meetings and judge for yourself.
Be aware it
might just change your outlook on life.
Helping
other people can be rewarding.

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Left to right Mary Driscoll, with the Mayor Cllr.
Nick
O’Hare, Diane Driscoll in the chair, Jim Rantell,
(Chairman Round Table 503), The Mayoress, Dave
Grundy and Kerry Allon past Chairman of the 503.

Jalsha Celebrates
25th Anniversary
with Honour,
Spice and Soul
The Mayor of Bexley Councillor Nick O’Hare
and Mayoress Mrs Maria O’Hare were Guests
of Honour at the Jalsha Tandoori Restaurant in
Station Road, Sidcup on Tuesday 5th May,
when the venue celebrated its quarter century.

This was the second visit by their worships,
who were previously VIP Guests in their
capacities as Deputy Mayor and Deputy
Mayoress in September 2007 at one of the
restaurant’s charity evenings.

An enthusiastic dance party ensued, as
Shenton Dixon, a West End show star,
performed his usual amazingly authentic
tributes in his ‘Strictly Soul’ Show to legends
George Benson complete with guitar, Louis
Armstrong on trumpet, the funky Stevie
Wonder, and deep-voiced Barry White.

Improving transport in Bexleyheath
Safer Transport Team
Bexley’s Safer Transport Team held their latest surgery in the heart of Bexleyheath’s busy
shopping area.

Bexleyheath bus garage provided the team
with a bus and it was parked on the pedestrian
area near the shopping mall.
Police Community Support Officers were on hand to talk to
shoppers, listen to their concerns and hand
out leaflets and their latest Safer Transport
newsletter.

Continued on back page
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The Mayor of Bexley Councillor Nick O’Hare
and Mayoress Mrs Maria O’Hare were Guests
of Honour at the Jalsha Tandoori Restaurant in
Station Road, Sidcup on Tuesday 5th May,
when the venue celebrated its quarter century.

This was the second visit by their worships,
who were previously VIP Guests in their
capacities as Deputy Mayor and Deputy
Mayoress in September 2007 at one of the
restaurant’s charity evenings.

An enthusiastic dance party ensued, as Shenton
Dixon, a West End show star, performed his
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The decision to change the way
medical services are given to
local residents in Bexley has
been like a game between the
ruling Labour Party and the
Conservative Opposition.

Why our health should be the subject of a political battle is not clear.
What is certain is that if
you suffer from a stroke or heart attack you will
now have a lot further to travel for treatment
than before and judging by the increasing number of patients at the hospitals where A & E is
available you might have to join a waiting queue
when you arrive!
Local MP David Evennett, has written to the
Secretary of State for Health, Alan Johnson MP,
following his decision to endorse the Independent Reconfiguration Panel’s recommendations
that accident and emergency and children’s services at Queen Mary’s Hospital should close.

In his letter, Mr Evennett said: “I was bitterly
disappointed that you endorsed the recommendations that accident and emergency and inpatient paediatric services should close at Queen
Mary’s Hospital.

David Evennett MP is pictured with Bexley Council Leader Teresa O’Neill, London Mayor Boris Johnson
and Cllr Joe Pollard during a campaign day in Bexleyheath Broadway last year.
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“I believe that the views and concerns of local
people have been disregarded in this respect, and
I am still concerned about the provision of emergency services for the people of Bexley.

“The loss of accident and emergency services at
Queen Mary’s will be particularly difficult, as the
Urgent Care Centre currently on the site is not
yet open 24 hours a day.
I also believe that the
concessions made on ambulance provision and
the financial review are minor.
”
The Mayor of London told the Chronicle: “It is
disappointing that views of thousands of local
people have not been listened to on this occasion.

I believe it is vital that everybody in London has
access to quality health services and careful consideration should be given to any major decisions
which could impact on people in Bexley for years
to come.
”
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Elderly residents who used to meet at the popular Pop in Parlour in Hadlow Road, Sidcup are angry that their Pop in Parlour is still boarded up after two years so much so they organised a Petition which has...   [Plus]

Elderly residents who used to meet at the
popular Pop in Parlour in Hadlow Road, Sidcup
are angry that their Pop in Parlour is still
boarded up after two years so much so they
organised a Petition which has been presented
to local charity Age Concern.

They say "it is now two years since we were
relocated through no fault of ours.

Building work was being done and the flats
refurbished and residents have moved in.

Where is the care in the community for the aged
in Sidcup? We need action now to have our
Parlour opened up and made ready for social
meetings again".

Beside the boarded Parlour In Hadlow Road,
Sidcup, Age Concern manage a Day Centre on
behalf of Bexley Council in their main building
which has also recently been refurbished by L &
Q Bexley Homes.

Director David Gannicott told the Chronicle so
far as he was concerned there was no problem
with L&Q and they were just awaiting the goahead from Bexley Councils building inspector
before the place could be reopened.

Now it seems a row has erupted behind the
scenes over changes needed by the Day Centre
who require some alterations made before they
can move their goods from the boarded up
Parlour to enable the members of the Pop in
Parlour to return.

Neither the Council or L&Q Bexley Homes can
agree who is to pay the £8,000 to pay for the
alterations at the Day Centre so the elderly
residents will have to continue using the
temporary accommodation at the top of Sidcup
Hill which they say they are very grateful for but
it is very inconvenient for many members who
no longer go to meetings.

Elderly at Heron Court
At the opposite end of Sidcup in the Longlands
Ward elderly residents say they are still being
hounded by L & Q Bexley Homes to move out
of Heron Court so that the site can be
redeveloped.

Over six months ago the Chronicle asked David
Gannicott at L & Q what the position was
regarding these residents who have slowly been
isolated and are now living on the island site
with up to fourteen perfectly good flats
surrounding them empty! Gannicott told us
that any resident who didn t want to move could
stay and the development would not go ahead!
Sadly the councils housing department seem
unwilling to face up to this successful housing
association and demand that the empty flats be
let.
Likewise, the three part-time conservative
councillors who represent the residents, Ken
McAndrew and Gareth Bacon who live in the
Ward and Michael Slaughter seem to be
unaware of the residents plight!
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Jalsha Celebrates
25th Anniversary
with Honour,
Spice and Soul
The Mayor of Bexley Councillor Nick O’Hare
and Mayoress Mrs Maria O’Hare were Guests
of Honour at the Jalsha Tandoori Restaurant in
Station Road, Sidcup on Tuesday 5th May,
when the venue celebrated its quarter century.

This was the second visit by their worships,
who were previously VIP Guests in their
capacities as Deputy Mayor and Deputy
Mayoress in September 2007 at one of the
restaurant’s charity evenings.

An enthusiastic dance party ensued, as Shenton
Dixon, a West End show star, performed his
usual amazingly authentic tributes in his
‘Strictly Soul’ Show to legends George
Benson complete with guitar, Louis Armstrong
on trumpet, the funky Stevie Wonder, and
Continued on back page
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Reservations: 020 8300 0777 / 020 8300 2527
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Our delightful
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Young people in the Swanley area look set to
benefit from improved play opportunities after
£80,000 worth of improvements were approved
for a play area.

Cherry Avenue play area will receive the money
following a successful funding bid from
Sevenoaks District Council, who own the play
area.

Of the total funding, £49,860.
80 will come from
Central Government’s ‘Children’s Plan’ with
Sevenoaks District Council providing the
remaining £30,000.

The renovated play area will be developed by the
Council in consultation with children, young
people and local residents.

The Council will also be working with Swanley
Town Council, West Kent Housing Association
and the ROSE (Residents of St.
Mary’s Estate)
resident group on the project which is hoped to
be completed by March 2010.

Cllr Pat Bosley, Sevenoaks District Council
Cabinet Member with responsibility for young
people, says: “Having good play facilities in the
District, where children can have fun and stay
fit, healthy and active is enormously important,
which is why this successful bid is such
wonderful news, not just for the Council but for
young people across the area.
”
In total just over £1.
1 million was awarded to
Kent County Council as part of Central
Government’s Children’s Plan, aimed at
improving the opportunities children and young
people have to access good quality public play
spaces in their local area.

Kent’s district and borough councils were then
invited to apply for a share of this funding to
develop their local play areas.

SWANLEY PLAY
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English Democrats
English Democrats
London EU
Candidates
1.
Roger Cooper
2.
Graham Dare
3.
Sati Chaggar
4.
Graham Wood
5.
Arvind Tailor
6.
Elaine Cheeseman
7.
David Stevens
8.
Janus Polenceus
South East EU
Candidates
1.
Steve Uncles
2.
David Knight
3.
Mike Tibby
4.
Sean Varnham
5.
Cllr.
Clive Maltby
6.
Laurence Williams
7.
Elizabeth Painter
8.
Gerald Lambourne
9.
John Griffiths
10.
George Herbert
“Putting England
First!” in the
Garden of England
The English Democrats Party is contesting 24
Kent County Council seats – at next month’s
local government elections.

Including six in Dartford, three in Gravesham,
seven in Tonbridge and Malling, seven in
Sevenoaks and two in Thanet
In the Dartford division the party led by Cllr
Mike Tibby is fighting to unseat the two
Conservative and four Labour incumbents.
Cllr
Tibby is a seasoned campaigner and is taking
nothing for granted, despite the growing
realisation of the disadvantages of being English
under a UK govt.

In the Gravesham division, Steve Foreman, is
campaigning to replace the single Conservative
and two Labour party Councillors, along with
Elizabeth Painter and Lisa Foreman.

In the Sevenoaks division, the party South East
Chairman is standing.
Steve Uncles is heading a
team of passionate people, including four
members of the “Snapes” family.
Steve is leading
a team campaigning for all the seats in the
division, of which only one is held by Labour.

Steve is also standing as the Lead Candidate for
the European Elections in the South East.

In Tonbridge and Malling, Laurence Williams
and his team are planning to unseat the
incumbent Liberal Democrat and the
Conservatives.

Laurence is the English Democrats County
Chairman for Kent.

In Thanet, the party has two candidates, Rayce
Knowles and Derrick Bradley-Young
Jalsha Celebrates
25th Anniversary
with Honour,
Spice and Soul
The Mayor of Bexley Councillor Nick O’Hare
and Mayoress Mrs Maria O’Hare were Guests
of Honour at the Jalsha Tandoori Restaurant in
Station Road, Sidcup on Tuesday 5th May,
when the venue celebrated its quarter century.

This was the second visit by their worships,
who were previously VIP Guests in their
capacities as Deputy Mayor and Deputy
Mayoress in September 2007 at one of the
restaurant’s charity evenings.

An enthusiastic dance party ensued, as Shenton
Dixon, a West End show star, performed his
usual amazingly authentic tributes in his
‘Strictly Soul’ Show to legends George
Benson complete with guitar, Louis Armstrong
on trumpet, the funky Stevie Wonder, and
Continued on back page
Laurence Williams
Tandoori RestaurantFully Licensed and Air Conditioned
Open 7 Days a week for lunch & dinner
169-171 Station Road, Sidcup, Kent DA15 7AA
Reservations: 020 8300 0777 / 020 8300 2527
(Est 1984)
Our delightful
attractive Top
Female Vocalist
with a great voice
returns to sing
at your table
the UK’s favourite
Chart Hits from the
60’s to 2008
FREE ENTERTAINMENT
FOR DINERS
(Usual Top Quality Menu)
Large Car Park at Rear
Dee Gaynor
Chart Hits
Summer Show
Tuesday 7th July   [Moins]