November 2009 Archives

A MOTHER who failed to ensure her child attended school regularly will be sentenced at Uxbridge Magistrates Court next Tuesday (8).

Shani Wyatt, 39, of Regents Close, Hayes, did not make sure her son attended Uxbridge High School between April 1 and June 2 this year.

She denied the offence but the court found her guilty in her absence.

A Bazaar and tabletop will take place on Sunday 6th December from 12 noon - 4pm at Barnhill Community Centre in aid of Club funds.

Enjoy festive fun and games a month early at the St Peter and St Paul's Church Christmas bazaar.
The fair is taking place on November 28 from 11am - 4pm at the church in St Peters Way, Harlington. Christmas lunches and other refreshments will be served, and there will be stalls offering children's games, Christmas gifts and books, as well as chances to win a whole host of prizes in tombola and raffle draws. There is a 30p entrance fee.

FOUR teenage girls are going to trial after pleading not guilty to allegedly assaulting two girls causing them actual bodily harm (ABH).

All four of the girls, who cannot be named because of their ages, were charged with two counts of committing ABH in Barrowhall Road, Hayes, on February 16.

Two of the girls are from Uxbridge, one is from Hayes and the other is from Ruislip.

They will face trial on November 30.

Come and join us for circuit training on Thursday's at Barnhill Community Centre, Ayles Road, Hayes from 7pm - 8pm.
Admission £4.50. For further information visit www.e2efitness.co.uk or call 07951 577 991.

A fitness class for Legs, Bums & Tums is being held at Barnhill High School, Yeading Lane, Hayes on Wednesdays from 7.30pm - 8.30pm. Admission is £4.50. For information visit www.e2efitness.co.uk or call 07951 577 991

CARING members of a motorbike club raised money for an animal sanctuary at their fourth anniversary bike show and party.

Doggs Bollocks MCC, who meet every Wednesday at The Breakspear Arms, in Breakspear Road South, Ruislip, have been raising money for charity for the past four years at their show.

This year Pets Corner, in Petworth Gardens, Hillingdon, was lucky enough to be the chosen charity and on October 25 the bikers presented a £500 cheque to the owner, Stan Atkin.

The club's president, Del Pratt, said the club's members had decided to raise money for the animal sanctuary and petting zoo after hearing it had been repeatedly vandalised.

Club member Peter Murrar, known as 'Fly', of Raynton Drive, Hayes, said: "This year it was my turn to chose the charity. I chose Pets Corner because it gets vandalised a lot and we are all animal lovers.

"I have just been diagnosed with a terminal illness but I will raise money for charity as long as I am still on my feet."

About 200 people attended the anniversary day, which was held at The Breakspear Arms.

The club's profit of £250 was then generously matched with a further £250 by Darren Morgan, landlord of the pub.

The club's chosen charity for next year is Help for Heroes.

For more information visit www.doggsbollocksmcc.com or contact Mr Pratt on 07889 852428.