January 2006
Top Kackottumoola exam results and awards
Barking Newsletter
July 2005
Queen visits London causalities
April 2005
Pope John Paul
Crime figures
March 2005
Oscars
Debt relief and tsunami aid
JANUARY 2005
Miss Susan Vincent gained GCSE A * in Statistics at the age of 13, in August 2004 at St. Angela’s School, Forest Gate. She will be doing her GCSEs in August 2007. We wish her to achieve top grades for Newham. Her father Mr Sunil Vincent from Kackottumoola and mother Mrs Sunitha Vincent from Pulichara are residents of East Ham.
JANUARY 2005
Newham Community and Police Forum Meeting – A question was asked relating to tickets at East Ham station and the British Transport Police and Transport for London to combat ticket touts at a number of Newham stations including Stratford, Canning Town and Plaistow.
Some members noted that there are a number of people (some from continental Europe) who driving cars without appropriate insurance. When they had accident, then went back to own their country and the other person involved in the accident had no redress the problem. They wanted to know how the police dealt with this situation. Mr. Johnson, the Police supernatant stated that they worked with the Anti-Social Behaviour team on foreign plated cars. However, he noted that while police could apply for extradition, the penalty the person would generally receive made the costs involved in extradition unworthily.
JANUARY 2005
Newham Crime and Disorder Audit were presented by Chief Inspector Paul Morris, in the public meeting at the Town Hall, East Ham.
JANUARY 2005
Newham Community and Police Forum will be requesting the London Transport to provide the Transport Police a special room at the East Ham station to deal with ticket touts problems.
FEBRUARY 2005
East Ham community Forum Steering Group set up six smaller sub groups to oversee progress on each of the individual themes that have set out in an action plan to improve the locality.
These themes are 1 Health & Social Care 2 Environment 3 Community & Culture 4 Education & Lifelong Learning 5 Community Safety 6 Business & Employment.
FEBRUARY 2005
Newham Community and Police Forum: SO 19 Force Firearms Unit of the Police presented detailed topics at the Town Hall, East Ham.
The presentation covered the following topics:
A brief outline of SO 19 as a Department
The selection and training of firearms officers
Do we have a shoot to kill policy
Real and imitation firearms
Less lethal options – the baton gun and laser
Post incident procedure
Total Fire Arms Unit in London wide 400 includes 9 women only.
Newham ARV (Armed Response Vehicle) Calls 515
ARV Deployments 115
Guns Recovered 52
Of which lethal 9
25 FEBRUARY 2005
The Prime Minister announced an increase in the national minimum wage in his monthly press conference. The adult rate of the minimum wage will increase from £4.85 to £5.05 in October this year - in line with average earnings - with a further six per cent increase to £5.35 in October 2006.This increase will benefit about 1.3m earners, he said.
Tony Blair said:"We will continue to run a strong and stable economy. But we will also continue to make work pay."
25 February 2005
The Commission for Africa's report will be published on 11 March, the Prime Minister has announced.It will coincide with the Comic Relief charity fundraising day. July's G8 summit in Gleneagles will use the report as the basis for their talks on the future of the continent. The announcement followed the final meeting of the Commission, which was attended by campaigner Bob Geldof as well as prominent African politicians. Tony Blair told a news conference that it would be a report 'that's brutally frank about the reality, but I hope idealistic about what can be done if the will is there.
He added: "It's an ambitious project we have set ourselves and you will have to judge on its outcome when we publish it. What we have tried to do is to come together, commissioners from different parts of the world, different walks of life, to see if it's possible to reach a consensus of agreement on what can be done."
25 FEBRUARY 2005
Striker Dobie seals Forest move
Scotland international striker Scott Dobie has completed his £525,000 move from Millwall to Nottingham Forest. The 26-year-old, who played under Forest boss Gary Megson at West Brom, has now signed a three-and-a-half-year deal at the City Ground.
Dobie told Forest's website: "I owe the gaffer so much - it's thanks to him that I played in the Premiership. "He also persuaded the management of the national team to give me the chance to play international football."
FEBRUARY 2005
CRIME STATISTICS – Sgt Andy Hayward presented the 12 week crime figures.
Nov – Jan 2004 Nov – Jan 2005
Burglaries 114 125
Motor vehicle 376 283
Theft / street Robbery 115 111
It was noted that 60 residential burglaries and 40 non residential, he added that there was a spate of shed burglaries 20 in the area. And also noted the majority of the motor vehicle crime was taking place on Ron Leighton Way.The main problems in East Ham at the moment are:
Shed burglaries
Pick Pockets
Street Robbery
The hotspots for this activity were located around East Ham Station; people were being followed from the station to darker areas. The forum requested that an update on more serious crimes to be presented in the next meeting.
FEBRUARY 2005
NEWHAM: St. Bonaventure’s school student Jay Jose interviews Tottenham striker, Jermaine Defoe who was a past student of St Bonaventure's. Part of the interview featured in the Evening Standard and can be viewed online. Click here to see the article.
KACKOTTUMOOLA: SSLC TOP STUDENTS 2004
1st:
MISS RESHMA LUCOS, D/o. Mr Lucos & Mrs. Sophia Lucos, Manalil House
TOTAL MARKS 512
Cash Award Rs2000/- Sponsored by Mr. Peter Antony, Thundil House, Kackottumoola. In Memory of his Late Father Mr.Antony Nazareth.
2nd:
MISS SHAJ JOHNSON, D/o Mr. Johnson Fabian & Mrs. Shirley Johnson, EdamuriyilThodiyil
TOTAL MARKS 413
Cash Award Rs/1500 in memory of his Late Father Mr Philip Sebastian.
3rd:
MR GEO JOHN, S/o Mr. John Leen & Mrs. Mercy John, Kunnuvila Puthan veedu
TOTAL MARKS 362
Cash Award Rs/1000 in memory of his Late Uncle Mr Varghese Stancilaus.
Other SSLC Cash Awards Sponosered by Mr. Sony Sebastian,Thundil House,Kackottumoola.
KACKOTTUMOOLA: ICSE TOP STUDENTS 2004
1st:
MISS VICKY ROSE LEEN FERNANDEZ, D/o Mr. Leen Fernandez & Mrs. Anni Reetha Linson, Muthiravila
TOTAL MARKS 401
Cash Award Rs/2000 in memory of Late Father Mr Francis Pascal.
2nd
MISS STEFI PIO NETTO, D/o Mr. Netto Stephen & Mrs. Jasmine Netto, Aluvila
TOTAL MARKS 378
Cash Award Rs/1500 in memory of his Late Father Mr Francis Pascal.
3rd
MR TENY JUDE XAVIER, S/o Mr. Xavier & Mrs. Lila Xavier, Lavanya
TOTAL MARKS 320
Cash Award Rs/1000 in memory of his Late Father Mr Francis Pascal.
Above ICSE awards sponsored by Mr Roy Pascal, Valiyazhikom, Kackottumoola, Kollam, Kerala.
4th
MISS TINA TITUS, D/o Mr. Titus William & Mrs. Jane Titus, Mundackavila
TOTAL MARKS 318
Cash Award Rs/750 sponsored by www.josekackottumoola.com
LONDON CASH AWARD IN EXAMINATION EXCELLENCE FOR 2005
NEW SPONSORS NEEDED FOR SSLC, ICSE, PLUS 2 AND ANY STUDENTS WHO WINS KERALA STATE RANK WILL BE AWARDED RS/10,000. PLEASE CONTACT JOSE ALEXANDER, JOHNSON JOSEPH, BENNETT BASTIAN OR ROY PASCAL. OUR BESTCOMPLIMENTS TO SPONSORS MR ROY PASCAL AND MR SONY SEBASTIAN. THE LEADING PERSON MR JOSEPH BASTIAN WHO ANNOUNCED THE RESULTS IN THE COMMUNITY AND WE THANK HIM FOR THE SUPPORT AND THE HELP. THE AWARD PRESENTED BY REV. FR. YOHANNAN GEORGE. PLEASE COME FORWARD SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY AND YOUNGER GENERATIONS.
NEWHAM (DECEMBER 2004)
East Ham Fire station currently testing a new computer system for the Brigade which will interface with Newham council’s new NIMS systems to supply data to the general public. East Ham fire station is still totally committed to the Hazard house which the East ham Community Forum helped to finance.
NEWHAM (DECEMBER 2004)
Miss Cini Bhanu from East Ham has achieved GCSE 8 A* and 2 A’S and she is the student at Plashet school. Her parents Mr Chandra Bhanu and Mrs Chithra Bhanu from Trivandrum. We wish her to achieve top grades for A levels.
LONDON (DECEMBER 2004)
Olympic fireworks spectacular for New Year’s Eve – London is to see in the New year with a spectacular Olympic-theme fire work display at midnight on 31st December 04. Tubes and buses will provide free transport throughout the night and central London. Congestion charge will be suspended on the New Year’s Eve.
LONDON (DECEMBER 2004)
£500 Boost for sport in schools – The government has announced a £500 boost for PE teaching and sports participation in schools. The additional funding will be use to give all children access to at least two hours of PE.
NEWHAM: FREDERIC JOHNSON WINS GCSE AWARD (DECEMBER 2004)
Kerala Catholic Association GCSE awards won by Frederic Johnson. Frederic is a student at St. Angela’s school at Forest Gate.
KACKOTTUMOOLA (DECEMBER 2004)
Jiju Yesudas, 25 years of age who has qualified as a Electronics Engineer in August and the son of Joyce Yesudas (sister of Jose Nelson) resident at Chaniyil House, Kackottumoola. Jiju will be starting his new career as an Electronics & Communications Lecturer on 3rd January 2005 at Marbaslius Christian College of Engineering & Technology, Peeramade, Kerala.
KACKOTTUMOOLA :
Thundil Nelson Lazar has passed away on 22nd September 2004. Please pray for his family.
NEWHAM :
Heather Henery has achieved 5 A*, 4 A's and 4 B's. Her parents Peter Henry & Doris Henry from mayyanad. We wish her to achieve top grades for A Levels.
NEWHAM :
Ivy Joseph has achieved 9 A's and 2 B's. Her parents Joseph Raphael & Anu Joseph from Kackottumoola. We wish her to achieve top grade for A levels.
KACKOTTUMOOLA: SSLC TOP STUDENTS 2002/03
Miss. Lovely Davis, Total marks 537, Kulangara (kavadiyil), Kackottumoola.
Miss. Deepa, Total marks 500, Vazhathu Puthen Veedu (Manalil) Kackottumoola.
Mr Simon Stephen, Total marks 449, Jain Dale, Kackottumoola.
Special thanks goes to Mr. Joseph Bastian who announced the above winners.
SSLC Top students 2003/04 will be announced December 2004.
Anyone who wishes to sponsor the SSLC students, please email me, josealex131@hotmail.com, or contact Johnson Joseph 020 8552 7363 or Bennett Bastian 020 8571 9791.
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NEWHAM : GCSE ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE COMMUNITY
Jade Michael has achieved 1 A*, 9 A's, 1 B and 2 C's, her parents Michael Louis and Mary Michael from Kackottumoola. We wish her to achieve top grades for A-Levels.
Frederic Johnson has achieved 3 A*'s, 6 A's and 2 B's, his parents Johnson Joseph and Geena Johnson from Kackottumoola. We wish him to achieve top grades for his A-Levels.
NEWHAM : POLICE UPDATE EAST HAM MONTHLY REPORT
Street crime has dropped from 119 to 116.
Burglary dropped from 129 to 87.
Motor crime dropped from 418 to 273.
There are more police officers now in the street and many more have been recruited.
