'Contactus Acton' Christmas special 2015 - Issue 19

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ISSUE 19

Christmas special 2015

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The Mount, Acton High Street Painting by Carlene Bender

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One of the most striking landmarks in Acton, St Mary’s Church, is at the centre of the shopping area in Acton, towering over Acton Market on The Mount, and just a few steps away from the busy shopping areas of Churchfield Road and Acton High Street. See page 15 for a “gift”.

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Until Dec 2016

Features Weekend Wordfinder Acton in photos The Vox Pop Acton in Business expo Ealing in Business expo Pitshanger Lane wins Senior care Going coworking hubbing Networking for women The Acton Quiz Q&A with W5’s Louise Community Tech UK Where to connect Be a radio DJ Business Shorts Christmas greetings Care company recruiting A picture present Contactus on the back

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his special Acton edition is our ninth and last magazine in a bumper 2015 year. In 2016 we go down to just one magazine, coming out at Christmas.

In January, however, we’ll be launching ‘The Ealinger’, a new online-only scrapbook (see ad on page 2), so business-owners still have somewhere to advertise to the local audience, and still can access the Contactus network.

Ads in The Ealinger will cost £20 for a 140-character text-only message, and as the scrapbook will be coming out weekly, it allows for date-sensitive adverts like events or recruitment.

Follow @The_Ealinger on Twitter for the latest information. contactusealing.co.uk @ContactusEaling ContactusEalingHomebiz

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Contactus Wordfinder (a bit of weekend fun)

Streets of Acton: find your way Find the words in the puzzle below More than 60,000 people live in Acton according to the 2011 census, some of them on these streets. (Sorry if your street isn’t listed though..)

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Hello Acton’s praises For years all I knew about Acton was the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox church on Newton Avenue where I got married and my sons were christened. (Photo above shows the church choir opening this year’s Ealing Council session at the Ealing Town Hall.)

Working on this Contactus special edition has given me good reason to spend many an #ActonDayOut finding out what else happens in Ealing W3.

Now with Ealing Council’s plans to stage an Acton in Business expo (see p7), and coworking hubs springing up across the town (p11), there is plenty of attention on business in Acton.

So, happy clicking through, and do use the live links (where you see ) to connect with your favourite biz.

Thanks for ‘shopping by’.

Carlene Bender Editor-publisher, Contactus magazines Web: contactusealing.co.uk Email: info@contactusealing.co.uk Twitter: @ContactusEaling @ContactusMagsW4 Tel: 079 6039 2677 Find me on Facebook and LinkedIn If you would like to advertise in Contactus, the next magazine is ‘Contactus Ealing’, due out on 18 November 2016.

Or advertise online in ‘The Ealinger’.

See website for details and prices.

‘Contactus Ealing’

Local business magazine, West London Content (articles, photos, drawings), advertising and marketing – Carlene Bender, unless otherwise credited. Magazine concept, design and layout – Carlene Bender Created and produced in Ealing, just for Ealing

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W3 welcome The sense of anticipation you get when you enter Acton seems to be down to the combination of efforts to make something new happen. New people are moving in with original ideas, innovative businesses, and offbeat ways of doing things.

While it’s the Acton High Street that will probably need the most regeneration work; areas a bit away from the town centre, like Churchfield Road, Park Royal, and the Royale Leisure Centre, are quietly powering away, boosting the kudos of the town.

Aeronaut award For the second year running, The Aeronaut on Acton High Street has won the Time Out London award for Best Pub in Acton.

Manager Dene Stevenson is establishing a fresh reputation for the pub (the rather more rowdy Redback Tavern was previously located here), with circus and cabaret nights, a kids film club, sponsoring the local police football team – and, on the day Contactus visited, freshly brewed beer from master brewer Manmohan Birdi.

Dene with his latest award

Local landmarks. Below: at stained glass artist Zoe Angle’s studio in the Perfume Factory, North Acton

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Churchfield Road

SHOPS VOX POP

Say the word “shopping” to anyone in Acton and the next two words you’re likely to hear are “Churchfield Road”.

For non-Actoners, Churchfield Road runs parallel to the north of the high street, between Horn Lane and Acton Central station, and is a sweet mix of award-winning and stylish shops, from juice bars and cafes (see below) to beauty salons, butchers and bakers.

There are about 80 shops on the road, many of them independent, and owner-run.

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“What do you think about the shops in Acton?”

Joanne Brianti: “Acton is a very eclectic place – very mixed culturally and socially.

Ethnically it’s also very diverse: you can taste all kinds of foods here. For example on Churchfield Road you have a choice of Lebanese, Moroccan, Japanese and Indian cuisine.

Then of course there’s always your English caf.”

Holli “There are lots of chic shops on Churchfield Road – it’s like a little bit of Chiswick in Acton.”

Delicious blends It’s not possible to walk past The Blend House cafe, smoothie and juice bar (#114) without stopping in for a bit. Owner Maria Conway says: “In winter you can come in for soup too.”

Field’s a winner Toufik Bennebri at Field’s (#132) celebrates his Time Out London award for Best Cafe in Acton. He works alongside wife Mary, serving home-made food seven days a week. “Business has been picking up,” smiles Toufik.

Maddy Alemayehu “I like Churchfield Road. Acton can give the impression that it’s young and diverse but there are many older people who live in the area and just don’t come out of their homes.” (See p10) Isabelle Morley-Fletcher “I don’t shop on the high street, but I’ll often visit Churchfield Road – there’s a very nice shop called The Vintage Home Store, where you can get gifts you don’t find anywhere else.” (See p11) Larisa Smondulak “Somewhere that’s nice to go for a chat is Field’s. Presentz on the high street is another lovely familyrun business – as a mum of four I always need them!”

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We support small businesses in Ealing.

Contact the Ealing Council Economic Regeneration team by email: harrisdem@ealing.gov.uk

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ollowing the successful staging of the first Ealing in Business expo on 19 November, the Ealing Council Economic Regeneration department has again commissioned Carlene Bender of Contactus magazines, this time to organise an expo focused just on the businesses in the Acton part of the borough.

“What we want to do is reach out to as many businesses in Acton as we can, and the expo model provides creative ways of doing that,” says Andrea Laffey, the Regen project manager for

Acton. “Acton is an area the Council is working hard to improve, thanks to funding from the Mayor of London.”

While the details of location, date and lineup for an Acton in Business expo are being finalised, anyone keen to find out more can follow @ActonBizExpo on Twitter, or register their interest by completing a short fivequestion survey at tinyurl.com/ ActonExpoSurvey, remembering to leave a contact email address at the end of the survey. www.ealing.gov.uk @EalingCouncil @ActonBizExpo

Pics 1 & 2 Council leader Julian Bell formally opens the Ealing in Business expo. (In red: Carol Sam, Ealing’s Economic Regeneration manager) 3 Assistant director, Economic Regeneration, Lucy Taylor, explains how the Council supports local biz 4 Lucy takes questions from Regen team member Mathieu Rogers (left), and expo visitor Yuri Bender 5 Lemuel Dickie-Johnson (left), also of the Regen team, tries Spanish street food from Andrés Flatt of Bocaface

EALING BIZ EXPO Thanks to a creative and thorough team of organisers – Carlene Bender of Contactus, Glenda Shawley of The Training Pack, and Shelley Henderson of Ealing Mums in Business – the first Ealing in Business expo attracted hundreds of visitors to a busy and non-stop buzzing Ealing Town Hall on Thursday 19 November.

Feedback has been all-round positive, as in the words of exhibitor Jacqueline Davis of Inspiring Minds: “What a fabulous and inspiring day”.

See photos above and on pages 8-9. If you are interested in finding out about more events like these in Ealing borough in 2016, please send an email to acton@contactusealing.co.uk to be added to the mailing list.

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Ealing out to do business Forty exhibitors, five seminars, one energetic speed networking session – and hundreds of local business-owners keen to connect and build relationships – together made for a successful day at the Ealing in Business expo on 19 November.

The Ealing Council sponsored event took place at Ealing Town Hall, with additional sponsorship from the London Broncos Business Club. ealing.biz @EalingBiz ealinginbusiness

Above: Rich Ward of RAW Unlimited presents his Branding Masterclass to a packed Nelson Room at the Ealing Town Hall At right: Go View London estate agents directors Donald Collins (left) and Bryan Light flank marketing manager Anita Wong Below: Expo co-organiser Carlene Bender (left) tries a healthy drink with London Broncos’ Aurelie Eloise at Christina Martin’s Future Health Management stand

Shereen Presky (left) of Express Print Limited gets a date into the diary

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A WIN FOR THE LANE

Victoria Hall – the busy exhibition space in the Ealing Town Hall

Expo visitors John and Rhian Martin (left) with two of the event organisers, Shelley Henderson and Glenda Shawley, and exhibitor Jo Brianti (far right)

Speed networking

Get an idea of the buzz of the day in Victoria Hall – watch our Expo video at: http:// tinyurl.com/EalingExpo19Nov

Contactus is proud to be created, written and designed in Pitshanger – and our congratulations go out to the Pitshanger Village Traders Association on the success of their campaign to make Pitshanger Lane the winner in the London category of the Great British High Street competition.

The campaign, led by PVTA chair John Martin, took place over six weeks in October and November, and we were glad to be able to support the campaign with tweets via the community account @PitshangerW5.

Photo below shows the annual Pitshanger Light up the Lane street party on 29 November, a day before the #GBHighSt results were announced.

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Quality home care for the elderly

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t’s the way we think that makes us different, and it’s not just us saying that,” explains Maddy Alemayehu, who owns the Hammersmith and Chiswick branch of the Home Instead Senior Care franchise, which covers Acton and parts of Ealing Broadway.

“Healthcare researchers LaingBuisson have rated Home Instead as the number one quality home care provider for older people,” Maddy explains from her office in Acton Vale.

Franchise “With all the owner Maddy gloomy news Alemayehu

just coming to make a sandwich for Grandma – we want to make sure that Grandma is ok, that someone comes to see her and chat with her, to check that she is comfortable in her own home, and that she’s able to stay there for as long as she likes.” “covering Ealing Home Instead also provides to Fulham” dementia care, and Maddy’s team of professional ‘Caregivers’ is trained to adapt care to every season. “In the winter there may be a cold snap, in the summer a heat wave,” she explains. “Now, at Christmas time, family may be coming to visit and the house needs cleaning.

“But because we’re there to take care of those sorts of about older people in care, it’s things, the sons and daughters good to be recognised for the don’t have to worry about it. work that we do.”

They can just come and enjoy As a registered nurse herself, their visit to mum or dad.”

Maddy understands how her www.homeinstead.co.uk/ business can bring peace of hammersmith-and-chiswick mind to her clients and their @malemayehu1 families. homeinstead “Our approach is not that we’re hammersmithandchiswick

“We want to make sure that Grandma is ok...”

Home Instead Senior Care Access House, 207-211 The Vale, Acton W3 7QS

If you feel that we could help you and your family, please just get in touch, we are here to help. Call 0208 746 1213

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Acton ready for coworking

Contact Rached Slimani Isabelle checks out a pod

Two new coworking hubs have recently found homes in Acton: Co Work Hub in North Acton, and The Collective’s The Doughnut Factory, Warple Way. Contactus went for a tour of the latter, accompanied by Acton-based Integrated Design & Build company, Isabelle Scott.

Design partner Isabelle Morley-Fletcher took the time to explain the growing attraction of moving into Acton to live and

work: “Couples are selling flats in Holland Park and buying houses in Poets Corner and surrounding areas – Ealing is too far out, and you get more space for your money here than in Chiswick”.

Scott Ingham, the construction consultant, is impressed by the “good housing stock” in Acton – “big, solid family houses that have never had anything done to them.”

“We made a decision to get to know this area in huge detail,” he added. “We know everything about our business inside out.” www.isabellescott.co.uk www.thedoughnutfactory.co.uk

The rooftop meeting space at The Doughnut Factory Talking about Acton

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usinesses based in Acton are welcome in both our Chiswick and our Ealing groups,” explains Joanne Sumner, regional director of the West London area of the international women’s business networking group, The Athena Network.

Athena regional “Members in both these director Joanne groups are a mixture of local Sumner businesses and businesses building connections in a new area,” she adds.

Jo was happy to hear about Ealing Athena members visiting The Doughnut Factory coworking hub off Acton Vale (see story above).

“The opening of coworking hubs in Acton could be of great benefit for many of our members, more than half of whom work from home – offering opportunities to share ideas, to separate home and work responsibilities and activities, and providing a good base for meetings,” she said. theathenanetwork.co.uk/JoanneSumner @AthenaWLondon The-Athena-Network-West-London

Monthly business networking for women

West London networking groups: Ealing, Chiswick, Barnes, and Shepherd’s Bush Contact Regional Director, Joanne Sumner:

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Quick Quiz How well do you know the town of Acton and its surroundings?

1 Where is the new Waitrose W3 supermarket going to be located?

2 Which member of The Who did NOT attend Acton High School (the then-named Acton County Grammar School)?

3 True or false: in the 19th century, Acton was famous for its laundries.

4 In which year did Acton “lose its independence” (says Acton History Group) and become part of the London Borough of Ealing?

5 On which road is the Japanese school located?

6 “There has been a church dedicated to St Mary in the centre of Acton since about the 12th century.” True or false?

7 Which of these is NOT considered a factory area? a Park Royal b Acton Vale c Friary Park

Acton Town Hall 1 The Oaks 2 Keith Moon 3 True

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Top: the old torpedo factory in Park Royal, now a video production service company Above: The Oaks shopping centre on Acton High Street, soon to be redeveloped Below: martial arts in West Acton

Acton Market

4 1965 5 Creffield Road, West Acton

6 True 7 c Friary Park

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Q: How did you get to know Acton so well?

My parents moved into the South Acton Estate shortly Louise O’Leary after I was born, we lived there Practice manager, until I was five, then we moved W5 Physio to Greenford. When I turned 12 my grandmother insisted that I attend Twyford C of E High School, so back to Acton I came.

When I left school I joined London Underground and was based at the Apprentice Centre at Acton Town for four years.

Q: Have the Acton shops changed a lot over the years?

Wow, how the high street has changed! During my school years it was very neglected, but now there seems to be new life, which is fantastic.

Q: Finish this sentence: “Acton could really do with a...”

“Nicer reputation.” Hopefully this edition of Contactus will change that... www.w5physio.co.uk @W5Physio W5Physio

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A radical approach to change

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cton residents Julian Smith and Will Crosthwait were frustrated by the high-rise buildings going up around Acton and had no more faith in the ability of politicians to change things.

So they decided to do something positive about it – they launched an organisation called Community Tech UK, with the aim of “uniting and representing communities through technology”.

“The way to change things is to stand together across the borough: residents’ associations, community groups, traders’ associations, faith organisations, all those who care,” says Julian. “Together we have a much louder voice.”

“Together we can put forward candidates to stand for election as true ‘community councillors’ – people drawn from

If you’re active on social media, there are many easy ways to connect with Acton residents and business-owners online.

For example on Twitter do engage with @actonw3com or @CCAssoc1; and on Facebook Community Tech founders Will Crosthwait (l) and Julian Smith with there’s the We Love Acton :) local activist Jan Farlow on Horn Lane group, plus others like Churchfield amongst ourselves,” added Will, Community Association, Acton Friends or Acton Life. highlighting the duo’s While there isn’t much formal fact-finding journey that included face-to-face business networking, visits to Epsom and Ewell in except for the West London Surrey, where the residents’ Business Club, some of the best associations run the council. places to meet residents and Community Tech are now business-owners are still the developing a shadow cabinet, local community groups, such to follow executive functions of as Acton Community Forum, Ealing Council and to look for Acton Arts Forum, and Central radical new ways of running Acton Neighbourhood Forum, things. To get involved, email and residents associations like hello@communitytech.uk. communitytech.uk Bedford Park Society or Mill Hill @CommunityTechUK Park RA.

The gift of a Westside Christmas voucher

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WHERE TO CONNECT

ith Christmas nearly upon us, here’s a gift idea with a difference: a Westside Gift Voucher for a friend or loved one to redeem for either a one-to-one course in DJing or radio presenting conducted at Westside Radio Station in Hanwell.

“Training’s a big thing for us now,” says station manager Sone Palda. “We have one of the best reputations in the UK radio industry for developing new talent.”

The station offers a range of one-day workshops, short courses or accredited programmes.

Aspiring DJs can take part Station manager in a five-week course covering Sone Palda topics such as beat matching, drop techniques, and planning a DJ set; while the radio presenting course allows trainees to use the equipment and gain a potential work placement.

For more details, see the website, or call 020 8574 4113 or email training@thisiswestside.com. thisiswestside.com/training.php @thisiswestside Thisiswestside

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BUSINESS SHORTS

Advertise your ‘Business Short’ for £20

• Ideal for sales and notices • 140 characters (the length of a tweet!) plus your website address Womb Wisdom Keepers www.wombwisdomkeepers.com • info@contactusealing.co.uk Circles every month Coaching for Women.

No hassle parcel service Reconnect with your feminine postandpackinguk.com/acton wisdom and heal your sexuality.

Friendly alternative to Post Office Call Orianne 07538 045233 for residents & biz on Churchfield Road W3. Send letters & parcels Acton High Winter Festival with Royal Mail, no hassle. actonhighschool.co.uk Call Keith 020 3198 6029 Two evenings of musical magic promised: 16 and 17 Listen to Westside Radio December, Acton High School thisiswestside.com main hall. 6pm start. £1 entry.

Urban contemporary community Tweet @ActonHigh for details radio station based in Hanwell, playing a mixture of “Old Ealing Tweetup 19 Jan ToTheNewSkool” hip hop and www.twitter.com/EalingHour R&B music. Download the app.

Save the date for the next #EalingHour #EalingTweetup: Tue Advertise in @The_Ealinger 19 Jan 2016 from 7.30pm at ealinger@contactusealing.co.uk The Red Lion, St Mary’s Rd, W5. Online thing – not quite a Tweet @CathPG for details magazine. £20/140characters

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Best wishes The directors and staff of Go View London estate agents – main office located on Ealing Common – wish “Season’s Greetings” to business-owners, visitors and shoppers in Acton and the wider borough of Ealing.

See you in 2016! www.goviewlondon.co.uk @goviewlondon goviewlondon

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A picture of Acton, for you to keep...

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Yours to cut out and keep, or stick in a frame (reproductions not allowed): this issue’s cover painting of St Mary’s Church and surrounding buildings, The Mount, off Acton High Street.

Acrylic painting by Carlene Bender. Merry Christmas from Contactus. contactusealing.co.uk @ContactusEaling ContactusEalingHomebiz

St Mary’s Church, Acton Painting by Carlene Bender

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