The case for a St Marys atrium


James Ware



St Marys South Ruislip has a well maintained church hall that has recently been refurbished, as has its chapel. The roof of the main church has been cleaned.



... However for a scout group to meet there the hall might need additional capacity and the buggies from the mother and toddler group need somewhere to park.



As such I am suggesting as a proposal a backwards extension of the church hall on the grass by the car park and a reinforced glass atrium over the garden area between church, hall and chapel.



The cost would be higher than a scout hut built like sitesafe as part of a new garden of remembrance in the corner of the park behind the vicarage. However car parking capacity in the present site is such that for say cubs and beavers to meet on the same night as brownies as opposed to on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon might mean that another option is needed.



That could be a new scout hut on the allotment at the other end of the park or to replace the playground on its present site.



Or it could be on the site of Brackenbridge Drive nursery so that the park around it could be used for sports coaching such as Rugby and it could be shared with the Boys Brigade based at South Ruislip Methodist Church.



These options would cost the electoral roll parishioners less money to support as they could be argued as supporting the local community and thus get local council funding. Then church money could be used for other scout projects such as refurbishing and securing the Scout Campsite and adjacent car park at Ruislip Woods with a toilet block similar to Little Britain Lake. (Ducks Hill Road Car Park, site of ‘dogging’ in the past and ? present). That could get support from both churches together in Ruislip and any new Churches together in South Ruislip to reflect new housing increasing the population. Plus St Martins has both scouts and guides so support for upgrading the chapel, especially after the work of the local volunteers in the upkeep of Ruislip Woods.



The new housing in South Ruislip could be built to include a community centre in the centre of the parish so the present one could become housing as well. Hence the need for another scout hut in the East of the parish as well as one in the west near Bourne Primary or on Glebe Farm site.

why youth policy is so fraught in Hillingdon

The story of babyface / 18eighteen.com




Babyface was the forerunner publication of under 18 adult material ( visual and non penetrative photography initially). Those who posed usually had medical reasons needing treatment.



This became the score group which is run by met police cadets ( as part of the constabulary / combined cadet force) under licencing ctte licence. The under 18 title 18eighteen.com has two versions, the newsagent one which shows under 18s and a hardcore sealed magazine which shows both the female models and men at an older age (possibly over 18).



These are used for regulation of porn titles and the funding of healthcare for those who have settled overseas and need breast surgery after implant failure (to put it diplomatically). Said moving overseas is on the basis of getting a job or marrying one and preparing for or when they or their partner lose it.



To avoid this if a model you need a stage agent and a photoshoot, some FE colleges and adult ed institutes run these as do the photographers who work for local papers. You also need to register for housing benefit at the age of 16 when you are completing your GCSEs and update every year after that to claim it and income support or jobseekers allowance when out of work. That will keep you on the housing register when you live in the UK and study at university.



www.metpolice.org.uk

www.btp.org

www.cityoflondonpolice.org.uk



child exploitation and online protection ctte



Hillingdon Social Services

01895 250 111

Pembroke Centre

01895 622424

Mill House

01895 206 800

Mead House



Are the Community Mental Health Centres



Fountains Mill Youth Centre runs a counselling and contraception centre for young people which could help get the person concerned onto the housing register



Reffererrals from area youth centres and GP surgeries are possible.

The Union flag in Belfast

The Belfast flag is a matter for Belfast city council and the Stormont assembly under devolved guidelines.

Lets hope and pray that the peace process continues and that the riots stop.