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Exciting FISCAR 2017 Season Ahead
FISCAR has organised an exciting 7 race series for the coming season, including a trip to Zandvoort. We have a race for each month from April to October. All races will be run over 30 minutes and include a compulsory pit stop, in order to allow a second driver to participate. There are no shared grids.
We are also adding a pre 52 sports car race to the Bentley Drivers Club meeting on 5th August. More details below:-
FISCAR Inter-Marque Dates for 2017
April 22nd – Silverstone Club – VSCC Spring Start
"The Tom Cole Trophy Race"
Our annual season starter at VSCC's popular Spring Start meeting. This race pits our usual Inter-Marque cars against a few Chairmen's Invitation cars. It was over subscribed last year
May 29th – Brands Indy - MSCC FISCAR Inter-Marque
We again join the Morgan Sports Car Club, this time, on a rare visit for us, to the Brands Indy Circuit. Let's break the mould for both MSCC and the Brands circuit by providing them with a top class grid.
June 10th - Oulton Park – VSCC "The Blaster Bates Trophy"
After an absence of a year, we return to this lovely circuit, to run the Blaster Bates Trophy for only the second time. The current holder of the Trophy, Mike Freeman, in his Lotus Elite, had a superb dice with Jonathan Abecassis in his Austin Healey 100/4 in 2015, but the grid was numerically low, but we need to do much better this time.
July 8/9 - Zandvoort - CPZ British Historic Race Festival
Our Inter-Marque race will form part of the meeting's British Race Festival.
August 5th - Silverstone Club - BDC - FISCAR Inter-Marque
The Bentley Drivers Club has revamped this meeting to reinforce the wonderful old club style feel that has always existed at this event, and FISCAR has increased it's commitment and input. As well as our usual Inter-Marque race, we are running the King George VI Cup for invited pre 52 sports cars - *See separate box below for more details*.
In addition to the above, your Chairman is again running, on his own account, the Bic Healey Trophy which includes the AC v Austin Healey team challenge. All FISCAR compliant Austin Healeys and ACs are eligible and they will be joined by Special bodied Sprites and appropriate Invitation cars.
September 2/3rd - Donington Park - Motors TV - FISCAR Inter-Marque
More details to follow.
October 7th - Castle Combe Autumn Classic - FISCAR Inter-Marque
Once again our season finale where we have consistently provided our best grid of the season. We will again also be running the Jon Gross Memorial Trophy, primarily for Pre 1960 Feltham Aston Martins and the Mort Goodall Cup for prewar Aston Martins.
*The King George VI Cup*
FISCAR, in conjunction with the Bentley Drivers Club, are adding a new format race for 2017. The event will be for Sports and GT cars produced in the 1938 – 1951 era, but will include certain models that were introduced before that date if production continued into that period, such as Aston Martin 15/98 and BMW 328. The race will be titled the "George VI Cup".
The 20 minute race will be run on the Silverstone National circuit on August 5th 2017. It will be open, by invitation only, to models with competition provenance that were built in the era. Cars must run to the specifications that they ran and looked as they did in period. As a guide, cars that ran at Le Mans in the 1938 – 1951 period and in the early postwar Spa 24 hour races are particularly the models that are most eligible.
Typical eligible cars will include original specification Jaguar XK 120, V12 Lagonda, Fraser Nash LMR, Healey Silverstone, Connaught L2, Jowett Jupiter, HRG 1500, Talbot T26, Aston Martin Speed Model and DB2, Riley Sprite and many more.
Whitehead Cup shared!
David Cottingham and Jim Campbell shared the Whitehead Cup, in this, the first year it has been awarded. This was a closely fought contest and you needed to have scored well in at least 4 of the 5 qualifying events. Ultimately, Jim, who gave Castle Combe a miss, was caught on the line by David who attended the final meeting. They both finished with 33 points. Hard on their tails were the pair of Triumph TR2s of Mark Hoble and Paul Ziller, on 32 & 31 points respectively, both having competed at all 5 events. 5th was Nick Matthews in his Austin Healey 100/4 with 29 points.
The Inter-Marque Trophy was won by the Healey Hound team and by a clear margin. However, 2nd place was shared by the Lotus Legends and AC Aces. It is true to say that these 3 marques have formed the backbone of our grids over recent seasons, although if the above mentioned Mark and Paul could persuade another TR out and the MG boys could regularly field a 3 car team, they would both be in with a good shout at the trophy.
BoultbeE-Brooks Splashes to another Double
Autumn Classic at Castle combe, 1st October
Steve Boultbee-Brooks drove a blinder in the rain on Saturday to hold off a determined group of Jags and Healeys in the highlight race of the day. A full grid of Inter-Marque cars streamed around in the rain and most managed to stay on the track despite the very slippery conditions. The Healeys however, drove well enough to secure the overall Team of the year award and receive the Silver trophy for the year. David Cottingham drove another good solid race in his AC Ace and became joint FISCAR "Driver of the year" ( shared with Jim Campbell) receiving the "Whitehead Cup" as a reward for a seasons committed effort.
Steve continued his winning ways, later in the day, and again in wet conditions by heading the Jon Gross Memorial Trophy race from start to finish, chased home very gamely by Nick Ruddell who won the GT class, in his Aston Martin DB2/4. Third overall and winner of the Mort Goodall Cup was Mark Gillies, in the Aston Monoposto, repeating his victory from last year.
Ellis Excels in Elite
Bentley Drivers Club, Silverstone, 6th August
A really fine grid of FISCAR Inter-Marque cars, sprinkled lightly with a few Chairmans sports racers entertained us at BDC's splendid meeting at Silverstone last Saturday. Proving once again that the Elite is FISCAR's benchmark car, Robin Ellis took the honours. Driving Tony Mantle's Lotus Elite, rather than his own, Robin took the lead from the off, but was pressed hard by the Austin Healey 100/4 of Jonathan Abecassis in the first half of the race. Jonathan's pit stop, however, was a little slower than that of the Elite which left Robin to bring the car home to the flag unchallenged in the second half.
In the team battle, the MGA team took a fine victory, and our Index of Performance winners were Glenn and Rory Tollett in their MGA.
MG Live, Silverstone GP, 4th June
Mike Freeman took his Lotus Elite to outright victory in this big field which combined our Inter-Marque cars and MGCC Iconic 50s cars on the Silverstone GP circuit. He was chased home all the way by the MGAs of Mark Ellis and Neil Cawthorne, from the Iconics series, with Robin Ellis in his Lotus Elite 4th, so nearly caught by a hard charging Brian Arculus, who started from the pitlane, also in his Elite.
Full race report and photos now appear under the Race Reports '16 of our menu, above.
Matthews Masters Donington
Morgan Sports Car Club Meeting , 22nd May
After Mike Freeman failed to start the race and poleman, Jonathan Abecassis, visited the gravel at Redgate from which he was unable to extract himself, the lead battle boiled down to the Austin Healeys of Nick Matthews and Neil Hardy. Hardy grabbed an early lead but was overtaken by Matthews during the first lap. They then circulated rapidly together until the compulsory pit stop created a gap from which Hardy was never quite able to recover. Jim Campbell had a lonely race to 3rd, also Austin Healey mounted, whilst excellent drives from Brian Arculus and Mark Hoble, in Alfa Romeo Giulietta SVZ and Triumph TR2 netted them 4th and 5th. The Healey Hounds won the team challenge from the Lotus Legends and Brian Arculus won the individual Handicap award. Sadly, after the trials and tribulations of the previous week, Keith Hampson failed to start the race following head gasket failure after qualifying well in the Sunbeam Alpine Le Mans (see below).
Full race report and photos now appear under the Race Reports '16 of our menu, above.
Great News!
Car recovered by Police and should soon be returned to Keith, hopefully in time for our race at Donington with the Morgan Sports Car Club on 22nd May.
Keith Hampson's Sunbeam Alpine Le Mans
VSCC Spring Start - 23rd April, 2016
The Cars are the Stars as Lagonda V12 Wins
By any standards, The Tom Cole Trophy race provided a superb and interesting grid of fabulous 1950s sports and sports racing cars on a day in which the VSCC delivered spectacle in bucket loads. Darren McWhirter hit the front on lap 2 with the big Lagonda V12 and then controlled the gap to Steve Boultbee-Brooks who once again entertained us hugely in the lovely Aston Martin DB3S to finish 2nd ahead of Chris Keen who had worked through the field from a pitlane start in the Kurtis 500S. Andy Sharp, snatched the lead at the start with his DB2, couldn't contain the sports racers but was again impressive to finish a clear 4th ahead of much close dicing down the field. Star car, in a race full of them, was the Nash Healey Le Mans owned by José M. Fernandez in its first race in the UK for 65 years. The car had finished 3rd at Le Mans in 1952 and Sam Stretton showing due deference to this wonderful piece of history gently stroked it home towards the back of the field, but it had real presence and we can only hope that we get the chance to see it out again.
Full race report and results to follow in due course
Fiscar announce new Competitions Secretary
FISCAR are pleased to announce that Richard Culverhouse is joining them for 2016 as Competitions Secretary. He will head up all the race day coordination and racing matters for the members and the race day organisers. He replaces Gillian Carr who has moved on in 2015 to BRDC.
Richard comes with a wealth of Motorsport experience and will be very well known to Historic racers worldwide having worked with AMOC, CSCC and many others both sides of the pond.
Richard will be at Race Retro26th, 27th and 28th February 2016Hall 2 no E82. He is able to offer discounted tickets to paid up club members if you ask him"firstname.lastname@example.com".
FISCAR'S 2016 Season starts here
VSCC SPRING START - Silverstone, April 23rd
This Year, in place of The George Abecassis Trophy race, we are remembering Tom Cole, the 1950's Allard and Ferrari driver, who had a fatal accident at Le Mans in 1953 in his Ferrari 340 MM Spyder. There are some changes of format from GAT. The race is for 30 minutes with only 15 minutes qualifying, so there will be no compulsory pit stop. It will be for Sports Racing cars, and Production Sports and GT cars introduced between 1946 – 1959
Boultbee Brooks Double Diamond!
Castle Combe Autumn Classic - 3rd October
Full Race reports to follow.
Full race report with photos to follow in due course
Bentley Drivers Club, Silverstone - 1st August, 2015
The Big Healey Trophy Race
The AC V Austin Healey 100 Team Challenge
Earlier in the day, Martyn Corfield had also had one hand on the Bic Healey Trophy, but a puncture induced pit stop deprived him and it was Richard Woolmer, pressing on with great verve in the pretty yellow Sebring to keep Martyn in sight who took advantage and swept to a well deserved victory. The ACs won the Team challenge, a result that was reversed in our later race (above) so honours even!
HSCC Superprix, Brands Hatch 12th July, 2015
The Archie Scott brown race
for historic Sports Racing cars
HSCC Snetterton, 14 June, 2015
FiSCAR Historic Inter-marque
HSCC, Snetterton, 14 June 2015
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HSCC Silverstone - 17th May, 2015
Our cars joined the HSCC HRS grid to make a splendid field at the recent HSCC meeting at Silverstone on 16th May. In a very close 4 team battle where just 2 points separated 1st from last , the Healey Hounds, aided by David Cottingham's lovely AC Ace just edged out the Feltham Flyers team of Aston Martins, with the Jaguars of the Jagged Edge Team, augmented by the very smart MGA Sebring of Glenn & Rory Tollet, sharing 3rd place with the Lotus Legends. Andy Sharp in his Aston Martin DB2 was the leading FISCAR entry home finishing in an excellent 9th overall amongst the later HRS cars but he was chased closely by the Lotus Elites of Mike Freeman and Robin Ellis, both of whom had led the Aston during the course of the race and finished 10th and 11th.
Full race report to follow
The George Abecassis Trophy Race
VSCC Spring Start - 18th April 2015
The 2015 Season
On this day of wintery gloom, a shaft of sunlight has burst through in the form of our 2015 Race Season Calendar – promising six excellent races – one per month at our most favoured circuits, courtesy of invitations from HSCC, Bentley Drivers Club and Castle Combe Racing Club . Here are the dates and venues:
April18th........VSCC - George Abecassis Trophy( see below) May 16th..................HSCC Silverstone INTERNATIONAL(GP)
June 13/14th.................HSCC Snetterton - Inter-marque race
July 11/12th..................HSCC Brands Hatch (GP) - Superprix
August 1st.................. Bentley Drivers Club - Silverstone
August 29/30th......Oulton Park Gold Cup - Inter-marque race
October 3rd...............CCRC Castle Combe Autumn Classic
* drivers withHistoric cars from the early /mid 50's may apply to enter the VSCC Spring Start meeting in the George Abecassis Trophy Raceemail John Turner at email@example.com to confirm if your car is eligible, but please note that it is a race by invitation only, based on an eligibility criteria intended to create a balanced grid with a particular emphasis on cars of a type driven by George Abecassis in period.
In addition to our Inter-Marque race at HSCC Snetterton on June 13/14th listed above, we are to run an Invitation race for sports racing cars in memory of the legendary Archie Scott Brown. The race will also commemorate all the special Builders from the 1950s with a particular emphasis on Brian Lister who sadly died recently.
The chairman has also arranged a short season of races for the FLIERS, listed below:-
- 29th March – Mallory Park - MGCC Iconic 50s race
- 31st May – Donington – MGCC Iconic 50s race
- 20/21st June – Silverstone GP – MGCC (MG Live) Iconic 50s race
- 29/31 August – Oulton Park Gold Cup – HSCC - FISCAR INTER-MARQUE
IMPORTANT NOTE - Please note the last race on that list where the FLIERS are to be part of the FISCAR INTER-MARQUE race at HSCC OULTON PARK GOLD CUP meeting, thus making it our first FISCAR ALL COMERS RACE .


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Police and FBI are investigating defacement attacks on numerous North American websites in which attackers placed an ISIS flag banner on website home pages and played an Arabic song in the background, as reported by NBC News.
The sites appear to have one thing in common: they are all built on the WordPress content management platform.
WordPress is by far the most popular content management system (CMS). As of February 2015 over 23% of the websites in the world are built on WordPress. WordPress is an open source platform that offers thousands of third-party plugins, causing it to be extremely vulnerable, with hundreds of thousands of web-based attacks executed every year.
In 2014 a bug in MailPoet, a WordPress mail plugin, resulted in 50,000 sites being hacked by injecting a PHP backdoor. SoakSoak, one of the most publicized WordPress attacks in 2014, took advantage of a bug in a popular slider plugin and as a result over 100,000 sites were hacked. More recently, Slimstat, an analytics plugin, was found to be vulnerable to attacks exposing over one millon WordPress websites.
According to NBC, the alleged ISIS attacks were made by mainstream hackers who used the ISIS names to gain attention. They executed a defacement attack, in which hackers change the appearance of a web page. Defacement is executed via a Web-based attack such as a SQL injection, which introduces malware to change the site's appearance or by malware introduced from inside the network; for example: an employee distributing it from a flash drive. The malware then scans the internal network for Web servers and once found, it changes their IP to the attacker's server IP, directing visitors to the attacker's servers.
Eliminating Defacement in WordPress Sites
Eliminating defacement attacks on a WordPress site is extremely difficult because of the vulnerable nature of the platform. Administrators should continuously check for the appearance of unknown files and directories and monitor them for changes.
Patching: the most conventional and straightforward approach is patching. WordPress and its plugin providers issue patches that fix security bugs once they're discovered. Security administrators and website administrators should keep WordPress and its plugins always updated to the latest versions.
However, patching does not guarantee security because it cannot protect against zero-day attacks. Both SoakSoak and the MailPoet attacks are undocumented, zero-day exploits. These vulnerabilities were unknown prior to the event, and the plugin providers were obviously not prepared with a patch. Once a zero-day vulnerability is discovered, security managers and website owners are exposed to attacks until a patch is, hopefully, provided.
Read-only Web Server Account: Web administrators can reduce the risk of defacement by limiting the web server account to read-only permissions.
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Security solutions offer the most comprehensive and advanced options for eliminating zero-day defacement attack. They monitor web pages for changes and generate alerts at any sign of potential defacement.
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DOM Inspection: Inspecting the document object model (DOM) before serving a page to a user will reveal changes to page structure indicating defacement.
Digital Signing and Monitoring of Web Pages: Advanced Web Application security solutions scan the site and generate a comprehensive digital signature based on multiple properties such as resource structure, amount external resource count, number of scripts on the page and additional information combined to validate page authenticity. Any unplanned changes will immediately be alerted.
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Nimrod Luria is Sentrix co-founder and CTO. He is one of Israel's most respectable visionaries on the topic of Web security. Nimrod led Microsoft Israel's ACE team, and divisions of the European ACE groups, in charge of defending Microsoft's core infrastructure, and was named a Microsoft MVP. Nimrod led security divisions across enterprise, government and military sectors and founded several cyber security companies. His most recent security startup, Q.rity, was acquired by Ness, a Citigroup company. Nimrod is an international Web security authority, a frequent speaker and panelist at OWASP forums, infosec, techready, RSA and tech-ed. Nimrod holds an MBA from the University of Derby.


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Larry Delmore, along with co-defendants, Terrence Meyers and Glenn Davis, was arrested in 1992, convicted in 1993 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the second-degree murder of Samuel George in Westwego, Louisiana.
Their convictions were based exclusively on one eyewitness with a history of drug abuse and run-ins with the law, who claimed to have been a witness to the crime and identified Mr. Delmore, Mr. Davis and Mr. Meyers as three men who drove by in a car and shot the victim.
IPNO signed on to Mr. Davis' case in 2002 and discovered that the State had hidden evidence, including information that discredited the eyewitness testimony and that showed another man—a violent drug dealer—had committed the crime. IPNO also discovered that the trio's trial lawyer was simultaneously representing the other suspect, who had consulted the lawyer for advice about whether he could be arrested for the crime. In spite of significant evidence in the possession of the State and the knowledge of defense counsel, the real perpetrator's name was never raised at trial. At the sentencing of the three men in 1993, Mr. Delmore was dragged from the courtroom, gagged and given an additional year's sentence for contempt of court for shouting to the judge, "What's going to happen to the killer?" and "You know we didn't kill that boy. We didn't do that, man."
After years of litigation by IPNO, involving the presentation of evidence and testimony (including testimony from the real perpetrator's former girlfriend about his guilt) Mr. Davis' conviction was reversed on February 16, 2007. He was released two months later.
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On September 24, 2010, the State announced that, based on the evidence brought to its attention by IPNO, it would not retry Mr. Delmore or his co-defendants. Eighteen years after they were wrongly charged with second degree murder, all three were finally exonerated.
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Future of Education Interview in Unlimited Magazine
About a month ago I had an interview with Lewis Kelley at Unlimited Magazine. A portion of the interview, called The Future of Education, was published yesterday, along with interviews with two other "leading education thinkers."
Here's a short excerpt from the interview …
"I'm not optimistic that real change is going to happen from within education. I think education is kind of a behemoth. It's an interconnected system, and any kind of interconnected system is really hard to shift. You can push on parts of the system, but they still have to align with the rest of the system. You can't push too far.
We can't radically change our curriculum because that would affect the students coming in and the students going out. K-12 can't radically change their curriculum without affecting their students' ability to do well in college, and college can't radically change its curriculum because students would be coming in out of K-12 and not prepared.
We can't move unless everybody moves together, and that's the thing that I think is particularly rough. But …"
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Welcome to the West Horndon Parish Website
Here you can find information about our village, local activities and events, and the Parish Council. To find out more, please navigate through this website using the page links above.
Latest News
Storm Doris has caused considerable damage in the local area. Any storm related enquiries can be reported to the following emergency numbers:-
Emergency Council Service - 01277 262728 - This number can be used for emergencies in respect of council buildings and assets, flooding, dangerous structures, fire or accident, damage in imminent danger of collapse onto a public place and any civil emergency.
Highways Emergency (Essex County Council) - 0345 603 7631 - Icy roads, flooding, obstruction on public highways, fallen trees, street lighting, etc.
Power cuts should be reported using the new emergency number 105.
Signs stating that Thorndon Avenue will be closed from its junction with Cadogan Avenue to the A127 on 2nd March 2017 have been erected. West Horndon Parish Council understands that this was to allow Essex and Suffolk Water to undertake important works. However, it has now been ascertained that these works have been completed and there will not now be the necessity for the road to be closed. Hopefully, the signs giving incorrect information will be removed shortly.
A happy, healthy and prosperous New Year to all residents.
As many of you will have heard, an initial 'green light' has been given by the Government to the Dunton Hills Garden Village (DHGV) development. This mean that Brentwood Borough Council will be able to access part of £6m set aside by the Government to scope more detailed plans regarding this proposed new community.
The Parish Council will shortly be issuing a newsletter providing details of discussions with Brentwood Borough Council regarding the latest draft of its Local Development Plan. The newsletter will seek your views on the proposed DHGV development and how you wish the Parish Council to proceed.
West Horndon Parish Council wishes all parishioners a happy Christmas and prosperous New Year. Brentwood Borough Council has announced that street lights will be left on all night for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day morning under Essex County Council's pledge to light up festivities. It is also understood that extended lighting will be in place for New Year's Eve into New Year's Day.
For those who need access to a dispensing chemist on Christmas Day the closest available pharmacy will be in Langdon Hills. Great Berry Pharmacy, Great Berry Centre, Unit 4, Nightingales, Langdon Hills, SS16 6SA will be open from 10.00 am to 1.00 pm and 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm.
Orsett Christmas Fayre takes place on Saturday 10th December 2016 at High Road, Orsett from 3.30 pm to 7.30 pm. There will be live performances, craft stalls and various food and drink. A number of charities, local firms and organisations from Orsett , Bulphan and Horndon on the Hill will also be present. Most importantly for children young and old - there will be a visit from Father Christmas and his sleigh.
All residents are welcome to the Christmas Event being held on Sunday 4th December 2016 at West Horndon Village Hall. Camena Music School will be providing the music and entertainment this year. Singing around the Christmas tree will start at 3.30 pm. The Christmas tree lights will be switched on at 4.00 pm. Switching on the Christmas lights this year is June Palmer. After the tree is lit everyone is invited to come into the Village Hall for hot mince pies, sausage rolls, mulled wine and more entertainment. There is a raffle with many of the prizes donated by local shops/businesses. This year it has been decided that charities to benefit from monies received will be Breast Cancer Care and St Luke's Hospice. This is in memory of the Community Award Winner for 2016 - Mrs Betty Fisher.
The Parish Council looks forward to seeing as many of you as possible.
Those residents who are concerned regarding speeding vehicles within West Horndon Village can attend Community Speedwatch Training. A session is planned to take place on Thursday 8th December 2016 at 2.00 pm in the Council Chamber at Brentwood Town Hall, Ingrave Road, Brentwood. Places can be reserved by contacting Daniel Cannon at email@example.com;
Residents are invited to help Brentwood commemorate on Remembrance Day all those who sacrificed their lives for their country.
Brentwood's Remembrance Day Parade and Service will be taking place on Sunday 13th November. The parade will assemble at Library Square, Brentwood School, Bayman Gate, Middleton Hall Lane at 10.15 am. It will make its way to the War Memorial accompanied by the Brentwood Imperial Youth Band at about 10.35 am.
This will be followed by a service conducted by Father Colin from St. Thomas' Church at about 10.50 am and the wreath laying will take place. There will a two minute slience at 11.00 am after which the parade will leave the War Memorial and go towards the High Street via Shenfield Road.
A march past and salute will be taken by Lord Lieutenant of Essex, Lord Petre from the Dias in the High Street.
As part of the crackdown in Essex of dumping illegal waste, Essex County Council has released its plan on improving recycling centres in Essex from 31st October 2016. Details can be found on the Essex County Council website.
If you witness or have any information about anyone 'flytipping' or dumping waste illegally in Essex then please report it to the parish council, local authority, Essex Police or the Environmental Agency.
Two presentations take place this week - and both on the same day
A presentation on proposed flood defence measures around West Horndon Village takes place on Wednesday 12th October 2016 in the rear of St Francis Church. The event offers the opportunity to residents to understand the scheme and ask any questions they might have. The event runs from 3.00 pm to 7.00 pm.
A presentation on the proposed Dunton Hills Garden Suburb is being given by CEG. The event will be held on Wednesday 12th October 2016 in the Christabella Wing of St Francis Church between 4.00 pm and 8.00 pm. The public exhibition is designed to show how key infrastructure would be delivered alongside new homes and employment opportunities.
In with the new Play equipment in the Park
The new play equipment in the park is now installed and open and available for use.
Recycle Centre in West Horndon Village
Please note the Recycle Centre / Bring Site will be closed from 12 August 2016
Information On Brentwood Recycling Centres
Park Update
The Trim Trail and metal Catamaran are being removed and given to the Scout Association at Thriftwood . Keep your eyes open in the coming weeks for new play equipment.
In the meantime please ensure children are supervised in the park area.
17/03/2016 Parish Council Response Documents
Appendix to Local Development Plan Response
West Horndon - Sustainability Appraisal 20 03 16
West Horndon Neighbourhood Plan - Sustainability Appraisal - Executive Summary 20 03 16
Appendix 1 - Services and Facilities
Appendix 2 - Compatibility Issues
Appendix 3 - Extract from Current Local Plan
Appendix 4 - The Assessment Process
Please find the official Brentwood Borough Council comment on the proposed Lower Thames Crossing below:
Press release
Date: 3 March 2016
Council to respond to Lower Thames Crossing consultation
Councillors agreed as an item of urgent business at this week's Planning & Licensing Committee (1 March) that Brentwood Borough Council's response to the Lower Thames Crossing consultation will be considered for approval at the next meeting of the Policy, Finance & Resources Committee on Tuesday 22nd March.
At the end of January 2016, the Council received details from Highways England of the Lower Thames Crossing plans to link Tilbury with Gravesend in Kent as their preferred option, which is known as Option C. Highways England also launched a public consultation which ends on 24 March 2016.
There is a clear understanding for the need for an additional river crossing for the following reasons:
· It is well known from evidence and experience that Dartford is heavily congested, which not only delays journeys but also has a negative impact on the local and national economy. Dartford is also potentially vulnerable if an additional crossing is built there given the amount of traffic in one location with limited alternatives.
· The proposal for a new crossing at Location C is supported. This seems to be the most suitable location when considering the connections between the M2/A2 in Kent and A13/M25 in Essex to benefit the wider region.
· The proposal for a bored tunnel is supported. This will have less of an environmental impact than a bridge or immersed tunnel, as well as being more aesthetically pleasing for the local area.
The Leader of Brentwood Borough Council who also Chairs the Policy, Finance & Resources Committee, Councillor Louise McKinlay, said: "Highways England proposed preferred route is Route 3 and support for Route 3 will be recommended for approval to members later this month. Although the route will have an impact on the setting of the countryside and Green Belt in South Essex, it appears to provide the shortest route from a crossing that connects with the M2 in Kent straight onto the M25. This seems to be the most sensible way to direct traffic, reducing strain on Dartford and providing new connections with the A13 and areas of growth in the Thames Gateway, such as the London Gateway port and logistics park. It would also provide an economic boost to the area, and to our Borough. The Council is proposing growth in and around Brentwood to meet local needs but we also want to keep our unique local character. Employment growth and new homes in Brentwood Borough would benefit greatly from the improved highway links and business opportunities.
"I have major concerns about the impacts that the published alternative Route 4 would have on the Borough. This route proposes that a new motorway follows the path of the A128 north and connects with the A127 in the Brentwood Borough. Whilst this could increase capacity on the A127 between West Horndon and the M25, it would fundamentally change the nature of the highway and require new links to and from roads that currently have access onto the A127. Route 4 also has potentially profound impacts on the Draft Brentwood Local Development Plan, specifically two proposed strategic sites at each end of the Borough's A127 Corridor proposed to provide 2,500 new homes and more than 3,000 new jobs between them. The level of upgrade that would be required to both the A127 and M25 junction 29, as well as the high costs involved are further reasons that I will be proposing to the Committee that we object to the alternative option Route 4.
"Whilst we put together our response to Highways England consultation – I encourage our residents and businesses to respond to the consultation too."
For more information on the Lower Thames Crossing consultation and to have your say please visit www.lower-thames-crossing.co.uk
A new Thames Crossing consultation is taking place between 26 January and 24th March 2016. The consultation can be found here:
Note that Route 4 would brush West Horndon via the A127. The remaining routes would also impact our local communities surrounding the village, in particuar, Orsett.
It is extremely important that this information is spread around our community, and as many people as possible respond to the consultation with their views.
We will ensure that information is also put up on our notice boards, and will try to get some paper copies available. We will confirm locations as soon as possible.
We currently have two vacancies for Parish Councillors. No qualifications or experience necessary - just enthusiasm! Would you like to make a difference in your community? Do you have some ideas on how to improve the area in which you live? Come and join us on the Parish Council!
For more information or just an informat chat, please contact Cllr Colin Foan (firstname.lastname@example.com - 01277 812197), or our Clerk Lynne Farquhar (firstname.lastname@example.com - 07905416941).
On 24th September, WHPC held the annual West Horndon Citizenship Awards ceremony. We were priviledged to have this year's awards handed out by the Brentwood Deputy Mayor. A very well done to all of this year's award winners, and a big thanks to all of those who attended and made it a special evening for all of those involved.
Earlier this year, 3 WHPC councillors took time out of their day to day to take a ROSPA course in playground safety. Councillors McNicol, Foan and Crowley are now fully qualified to assess and monitor the safety of the playground at West Horndon park. We were priviledged to have the ROSPA certificates handed out by our deputy Mayor last night. A couple of pictures below!
Despite the work put in by West Horndon residents to respond to both the Strategic Growth Options consultation, and the Dunton Garden Suburb consultation earlier this year, no further progress with regards to their LDP/development plans has been communicated to either the Parish Council or the wider Brentwood Borough residents by Brentwood Borough Council. The timing of the closing of the consultations coincided with the Borough Council election process, and it is understood that the new administration are still getting up to speed with responses and agreeing a path forwards for the LDP.
As such, unfortunately which this is a key issue for West Horndon, and despite the time elapsed since the latest consultation rounds closed, the Parish Council do not have an update for residents at this time. We wanted to flag this to you however, given how important this issue is to local residents and us as a Parish as a whole.
The Parish Council is not however just waiting re-engagement from Brentwood Borough Council. We are actively seeking meetings with key planning officers, and in the meantime we are working on our own sustainability appraisal which should provide us with a clearer view as to what level of development could be truely considered sustainable for West Horndon as a parish. This will enable us as a parish to provide a firm and well informed response to the Borough Council as and when they re-engage on their LDP plans.
The Brentwood area has suffered an increased number of incidents relating to car crime recently, please read the following information to reduce your risk of becoming a victim.
Always shut the doors, windows and sunroof and ensure the car is locked. Never walk away from your car unless you are certain its locked by testing the handle.
Use a steering wheel lock if you have one, they have been around for a long time but are still very effective.
When you are at home don't leave your keys on show. put them in a safe place away from windows and doors.
If possible remove all valuables from the car, if it is not possible to remove them then put them out of sight.
When parking at home park in your garage if you have one, if not then park in a well lit area that has good natural surveillance from neighbouring properties.
When not parking at home try and use a secure car park, preferably monitored or with barriers. Again if its dark park in well lit areas. look for car parks that have the 'Park Mark' sign, these have been accredited as secure car parks by meeting the approved criteria. you can find these car parks by going on their website at: www.parkmark.co.uk
Please also visit www.essex.police.uk/my_neighbourhood.aspx for more information and to find your local officer contact details
We have been advised that Essex County Council will be increasing the price of its Sunday Saver ticket from Sunday 14th June 2015. The Sunday Saver Day Ticket is a "multi-operator bus ticket" offering unlimited day travel on all qualifying bus services in Essex on a Sunday, except on services operated by TfL and some premium bus routes.
A single adult fare increases from £2.80 to £4.00, single child from £1.50 to £2.00, and family from £8.00 to £10.00.
Information flyer can be found here.
West Horndon Parish Council are aware of the fact that many parents of pupils going to Brentwood County High have been informed that they will have to pay for their school transport going forwards. Having spoken to our Essex County Councillor on the matter, we understand that this appears to be an unintended consequence of an Essex wide transport policy introduced last year. This policy sought to limit funded school transport to those pupils who took up the place offered to them at their nearest school. When debated, it was understood that BCHS was the closest school to West Horndon. Based on correspondence with some local parents, it appears that the nearest school has been calculated as a Basildon/Laindon based school.
Given this was not intended to be the case, our Essex County Councillor will be taking the matter up. We (WHPC) will remain in dialogue to ensure that this situation is resolved in a positive manner.
Two planning applications within West Horndon Parish were referred to the Brentwood Borough Council Planning and Development Control Committee held on the 14th April 2015. These applications related to 1) the former Elliots nightclub and petrol station on the A127, and 2) 9 Thorndon Avenue.
WHPC had supported the proposed development on the old Elliots site, noting that whilst it was technically green belt land, it had been laying derelict for c. 30 years. The development plans put forwards were considered to be well thought through, and appropriate for the site. However, the proposal was recommended for refusal by planning officers due to, amongst other things, its location in the green belt and transport links. We are pleased that the BBC Planning and Development Control Committee took a similar view to WHPC and approved the application last night.
With regards to the proposed development at 9 Thorndon Avenue, WHPC had not supported the application when we considered it earlier this year. Whilst the site is oversized versus the standard plots on Thorndon Avenue, WHPC considered the level of development proposed to be excessive, with two rows of houses proposed essentially building in to garden space. The proposed density was not in keeping with the village, and could set a precedent for treatment of other slightly larger plots locally. Whilst planning officers had recommended the application for approval, we are plased that the BBC Planning and Development Control Committee refused the application on similar grounds to WHPC.
We view these decisions as positive for the village and wider parish.
Agenda and webcasts from the committee last night can be found here:
Welcome to the new West Horndon Parish website! Please take some time to take a look around, and any feedback would be warmly welcomed by the Communications Group.
Where to find us:
The village of West Horndon is located in the southernmost part of the Borough of Brentwood, with most of the Parish south of the A127 and west of the A128.


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French soldiers discovered the unique stone in 1799, as they prepared to demolish a wall near the village of Rashid (Rosetta) in Egypt's Nile delta. The carved inscriptions on the Stone included hieroglyphics – the written language of ancient Egypt – and Greek, which was readily understood. After the French surrender in 1801, the 762-kilogram stone was handed over to the British.
By comparing the inscriptions on the stone, historians were able to begin deciphering the mysterious carved figures. Most of the pioneering work was carried out by the English physician and physicist Thomas Young, and the French scholar Jean François Champollion. As a result of their breakthroughs, scholars were at last able to piece together the history of a long-lost culture.
Just as the Rosetta Stone provided the key to an ancient civilisation, so ESA's Rosetta spacecraft will unlock the mysteries of the oldest building blocks of our Solar System – the comets. As the worthy successor of Champollion and Young, Rosetta will allow scientists to look back 4600 million years to an epoch when no planets existed and only a vast swarm of asteroids and comets surrounded the Sun.
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Achieving the Dream, Inc. is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping more community college students, particularly low-income students and students of color, stay in school and earn a college certificate or degree.
Porterville College is located in the San Joaquin Valley in Tulare County, in the eastern part of California's Central Valley. The College provides academic services to approximately 4,300 students and offers a wide range of educational programs that lead to Associate degrees, certificates, or transfer opportunities.The town of Porterville is a blue-collar community that lies at the base of the western foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains on the Tule River and has a population of approximately 54,000.
In 2013, Porterville College became an Achieving the Dream Participating Institution. The campus is increasing the focus on the importance of connections across the community to break down silos and link educational and workforce development services. Achieving the Dream is providing an integrated approach to address transitional barriers and pathway development to foster student success and community access to career readiness support services.
Achieving the Dream is based on the premise that to improve student success on a substantial scale, colleges must fundamentally change the way they operate. This "Year of Inquiry "is focused on creating a culture of evidence in which data and inquiry drive broad-based institutional efforts to close achievement gaps and improve student outcomes overall.
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Exile will be more popular.
It has Aurin's and the Mordesh, which will both be huge hits.
Also it has Granok's. Granok power!
I don't think anyone will want to be associated with a faction that accepts a talking furball.
Huh. I feel the opposite. The only Dominion race I think is cool are the Draken and even then the options for female customization are not as extensive as I'd like. I'm apathetic toward the Mechari. I really wish the Chua weren't basically all male and they're not cute enough (like the Popori in Tera) for me to play. I do think the Cassians have the better of the human faces.
Meanwhile, I adore the Aurin and the Mordesh are totally badass. Humans are humans. :P I'm still on the fence about the Granok. Again, the females lack the customization I wish they had, most noticeably in the inability to change the color of their leafy hairstyles (whereas you can change the color of the leafy mustache for the males).
I wanted to be a Mechari Stalker at first, because ROBOT NINJAS, but then I saw how massive they were. I hate playing the "big" races--it just feels like you run so slow. One thing that could change my mind on that is if they added a "robo-stride" mode for them, like a mount but mountless (Like worgen in WoW, or early Tauren).
Conversely, I tend not to like the "small" classes aesthetically, but those male Aurin really have my eye now. Their looks/animations have such excellent "attitude". I might really enjoy playing a hyperactive hippie melee Esper who constantly drinks boatloads of coffee to keep his psi powers in peak condition.
I wonder if the Aurin have drug equivalents to our own...I'm sure they must've had some crazy plant-life on their home planet.
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don't know about the rest of the posters here feel about stupid people like you, but not one single active poster here has said "wow killer"....
...and even though you're banned, i know you'll eventually look in this thread so i'd like to let you know that you seriously need to get a life.
Well the game looks sharp, neat and has a fresh feel to it (after watching streams etc).
The part i love the most is the way Carbine is advertising it; aka the attitude behind the game. Tis so unique is hurtz!
One thing I dislike is that females in this game ALL look like freakin' Barbie Dolls, I mean ALL, even the Granok ladies. I expected some big bulky types (or at least have some meat, or rock, or whatever) on the Granok, or Drakken at least.
Big eyes, huuuge balloon tits, microscopic waists. They look almost "insect-like" with their hourglass figures. And every race female body type is like that.
I'm not against the cartoony style, but at least WoW has a good variation its female body types. It seems the females in this game are solely designed to be played by young horny teenage boys.
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And in WoW it shows if you look at how many people play the other races.
Looks at how all the pretty races are on top. Wait. Undead? Well that's an ugly race so... Wait, if we go down further only 26.5% of all undead are female. Tauren? Even worse, as only 16% are female. Troll and dwarf females may as well not exist considering how few people play the obviously superior races them and how few of those are female. And draenei is the only race where females outnumber males. Guess why.
Mind you these are three year old numbers, but I seriously doubt too much has changed since then.
So if you're the developers of Wildstar (or any other MMO) and you don't want such huge disparities between the populations of each race then you design them to appeal to "young horny teenage boys".
Humans and Blood Elves are on top because they are the most human-like. A ton of people play male Humans despite the fact that they are quite ugly . Pretty has very little to do with it. If it were that, then female Draenei would have come on top.
MMOs are all about options. If certain classes or races were to prove more popular than others, does this mean we can delete those classes/races simply because they are not as popular?
Also, based on your logic, Wildstar races should be nothing but Humans and Cassians. They are the most popular right?
But my main gripe is the female body type of ALL races all look the same, all look like Barbie Dolls. Not X race is more popular than Y race.
Why yes. How observant of you. And the other races, which have different body types, have significantly lower representation.
But I like how you completely disregard my post because draenei aren't on top... For some reason ignoring that they are in fourth right behind the humans and elves...
HA! Reading comprehension! Who needs it, right?Also, based on your logic, Wildstar races should be nothing but Humans and Cassians. They are the most popular right?
Or maybe people just really hate all the rest of the Alliance races after Human and Night Elf.
I mean really, look at the other options. Dwarf and Gnome? Is it any shock that Draenei come out third on the alliance list with those two as the remaining options?
Hell, Tauren is right up there with Draenei, and is as common as Dwarf and Gnome combined. I doubt that's because teenage boys have a bovine fetish.
Question: does anyone complained about graphics yet? Because of all the complaing about WoW and it's "childish" graphics..
My nickname is "LDEV", not "idev".
Am I shocked short and stumpy is less popular than tall and curvaceous?
Is that a serious question?
Since when does "right up there" mean "two spots behind"? Plus you're ignoring that only 16% of all tauren are female and more than half of all draenei are female.Hell, Tauren is right up there with Draenei, and is as common as Dwarf and Gnome combined. I doubt that's because teenage boys have a bovine fetish.
All I'm saying is that females could use more customization in their body types. The males right now are plenty varied. You have big bulky types, lean types, shaggy types. Appealing to popularity is not good justification, as there will always be least played class/race.
Having all females look like fashion show runway models removes a lot of choice. I wanted to make more savage Drakken females, or huge Granok females. Right now I can only make their faces look more savage / ugly, but they look completely out of place superimposed on supermodel bodies.
10% vs 9%, and still as much as Dwarf and Gnome combined. C'mon, don't act like it's some huge gulf between them.
The "Female Draenei" thing would carry more weight if they were REALLY up there like Humans and Elves, but as it is it's just in the middle ground between "Human looking" races and the horrible, horrible choices that are left to alliance players.
That and the fact is the Draenei difference is caused by the males just absolutely terribly designed. I see more Gnome and Dwarf males than I do Draenei males. The opposite is true for Worgen. If Worgen females looked more feral and savage, they would have been a lot more popular. Instead Blizzard makes them look like demented chihuahuas, which is more comical and sad than anything ugly/savage.
it would be nice to have varying body sizes for each race. For a new game you would kind of expect that, I'm surprised there isn't any options for it.


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But it wasn't until my daughter introduced me to wet wipes.
Ban whomever voted no.
Gunz, I had no doubt your butt would be immaculate.
This an excellent point, as clearly a double-standard exists in the mind of most people. If you had poop on any other part of your body, most hygienic people would never settle for wiping it off with a dry piece of paper. Wet-Ones ftw!!
haha this is gonna be fun. moistened wiping papers are nice
I brough wet wipes with me for this purpose to Coach last year. I will definitely be bringing them along again this year. However, for the record, I do not use wet wipes on a daily basis. Although, now that I think about it, maybe I should...
they were handing out baby wipes at the kroq tent last year too.
My morning poop occurs before my morning shower. I voted no.
so you leave some for your wash cloth/loofah in the shower ?
No I still wipe. Goddamn... lol
Brings up a different question tho, do you look at your toilet paper when you wipe? I wipe till it's white!
Just install bidets in your bathrooms, neanderthals.
it's your civic duty to call out neanderthals
there should be a sometimes option, i usually just wipe til the papers white. using a wet wipe makes my ass feel like its not dry enough, even after using reg paper after the wet wipe.
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it depends on the poop
Exactly. I have a special crew I've hired. (They're like Ooompa-Loompas) There's the estimator who decides as to what procedure shall be used on the job. He's pretty much in charge of the paperwork. Then, I have the Poop crew, responsible for cleaning up the job site before the detailers arrive. My detailers consist of a detail person highly trained in the field of wet wipes, followed by the fluffer, just waiting to powder my behind.
I stick some toilet paper in the sink. Rinse that shit (paper), wipe that shit (poop).
This thread is made up mostly of people I have on ignore. I'm doing something right.
in public i'll even spit on it...