Raphael is a champion Raphael Vera, who trains budding champions at his Veras Karate Academy in Poplar, became a champion himself, winning the Coupe Internationale de Kayl tournament. Sport see back page Sport in brief Mixed fortunes for brothers Lee BROTHERS Stuart and Nicholas Lee, two members of Bethnal Green Karate Club, are two of England’s rising young karate hopes. But their recent appearances for England did not go as planned. Nicholas, 11, who was twice British Peewee champion, had his first junior international contest at the Severn Challenge and finished a creditable third. The Bishop Challoner schoolboy had been ill all week and was even sent home from school 24 hours before the event, but he still insisted on taking part. He was also part of the England side that came second in the team event. Older brother Stuart, 17, who studies at NewVic College in Newham, fought in the knockdown competition, also at the Severn Challenge, a week later. However after his first fight, Stuart was forced to withdraw because he thought he had broken his ribs and was in a lot of pain. Fortunately it turned out to be severe bruising. The Bethnal Green club, where the boys are trained by former international Graham Warden, has just moved back to original dojo at The Glasshouse, Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green and welcomes new members. If you are interested in taking up the kyokushin style of karate contact Amanda on 07779 603 529 or email admin@bethnal greenkarateclub.com Lions get back to winning ways LONDON Lions ended their recent losing spell and wrecked the five-game unbeaten run of Plymouth University Raiders with a 100-92 victory at the Copper Box Arena on October 25. And they followed this up 48 hours later with another magnificent 80-77 victory before their home fans again, over Glasgow Rocks. Plymouth Raiders, gunning for revenge over their hosts, had a disastrous ten-minute spell early on and it proved costly. Forwards Julius Joseph and World title dream MOHIBUR Rahman Shamim (above) takes a lot of stick from his rivals, but it could lead him to a place in Britain’s world championship team. Mohibur, from Oyster Row, E1, is a champion stick fighter and, having won a competition at a Joe Ikinhinmwin were the major troublemakers for Raiders. Against Glasgow Rocks Matthew Bryan-Amaning was the star with a stunning 28- point haul as Lions fought back from three deficits to crown a great weekend. Adrien Sturt finished with a personal tally of 21. Luke and Ender make a splash BETHNAL Green Swimming Club won the 49-event John Watson trophy gala at Park Road Swimming Pool recording a massive 31 first places and 12 second places. Special mention to Luke Paterson, competing for Bethnal Green in only his second event setting a lightning quick time of 58.3s for the 100 freestyle. Several of Luke’s team-mates also set personal best times. One of those was Ender Dervisoglu, one of the rising the Sharks stars, who knocked a huge three seconds off his personal martial arts show in Coventry – an event he has competed in for the last six years – he now has his sights set on becoming British champion. Mohibur, 39, married with four children aged 20 months to 11, will be challenging for the UK title in Bristol on November 17, and if he is crowned champion then he is in with a chance for being chosen a Great Britain's representative in the world championships in 2015. A professional instructor in the art of stick fighting, Mohibur is keen to pass his skills on to other Tower Hamlets residents and can be contacted for one-to-one tuition on 07930 943818 or email him at shamim champion@live.co.uk best, claiming a 1m 09.6 for his 100m backstroke which puts him very close to regional qualifying times. Gazi shines in Academy clash DESPITE adverse weather conditions the showpiece Sporting Bengal Veterans versus West Ham United (Academy staff) match went ahead with changes to both sides. Sporting Veterans kept the half-time score at 0-0, but .the younger and fitter West Ham team scored three second half goals to ensure a comfortable victory. Under-12’s coach Ross Kleintfell, head of academy recruitment Dave Hunt and academy goalkeeper coach Billy Lepeen were the Hammers scorers. The moment of the match was when Sporting striker, Bangladesh Football Association vice chair and football presenter Imrul Gazi scored a stunning 25 yard goal. Sporting Bengal Veterans and the West Ham Academy PUBLIC NOTICE Public notices THE LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14 (1) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC – OLD BETHNAL GREEN ROAD, TEMPORARY BANNED TURN FROM CAMBRIDGE HEATH ROAD INTO OLD BETHNAL GREEN ROAD E2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets proposes to make an Order, which will prohibit vehicular traffic from proceeding in Old Bethnal Green Road between its junction with Poyser Street and its junction with Cambridge Heath Road and from turning left or turning right from Cambridge Heath Road into Old Bethnal Green Road. The restrictions on vehicular traffic will enable essential works to be carried out on the public highway by Cedarmill Developments. The alternative routes to vehicular traffic will be via Old Bethnal Green Road, Temple Street, Hackney Road and Cambridge Heath Road and vice versa or Old Bethnal Green Road, Canrobert Street, Bethnal Green Road and Cambridge Heath Road or Cambridge Heath Road, Bethnal Green Road, Punderson’s Gardens, Middleton Street, Clarkson Street and Old Bethnal Green Road. The restriction on vehicular traffic will operate for three weekends on the following dates at times when temporary traffic signs are placed on the public highway pursuant to The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002: • Saturday 30th November 2013 from 06:00 hours until 18:00 hours; • Saturday 7th December 2013 from 06:00 hours until 18:00 hours; • Saturday 14th December 2013 from 06:00 hours until 18:00 hours. Please refer any queries regarding the above traffic restriction to Charlie Harrison, Street Works Liaison Officer, Transport and Highways on 020 7364 6671 or email charlie.harrison@towerhamlets .gov.uk Dated: 4th November 2013 JAMIE BLAKE SERVICE HEAD PUBLIC REALM MULBERRY PLACE 5 CLOVE CRESCENT LONDON E14 2BG PUBLIC NOTICE THE LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14 (1) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC – GRIMSBY STREET E2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Council of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets made an Order, which will prohibit vehicular traffic from entering, stopping or proceeding in the length of carriageway in Grimsby Street for a distance of approximately 50 metres in the eastern direction from its junction with Brick Lane. The restriction on vehicular traffic will enable essential works to be carried out on the public highway by Optimise Thames Water. The alternative routes for vehicular traffic will be via Grimsby Street, Cheshire Street and Brick Lane or Brick Lane, Bacon Street, Chilton Street and Grimsby Street. The restriction on vehicular traffic will operate from Monday 11th November 2013 until Friday 22nd November 2013 and at times when temporary traffic signs are placed on the public highway pursuant to The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002. Please refer any queries regarding the above traffic restriction to Charlie Harrison, Network Coordinator, Transport and Highways on 020 7364 6671 or email, charl ie.harrison@towerhamlets.gov.uk Dated: 4th November 2013 JAMIE BLAKE SERVICE HEAD PUBLIC REALM MULBERRY PLACE 5 CLOVE CRESCENT LONDON E14 2BG PUBLIC NOTICE THE LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14 (1) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC – WARNER PLACE E1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Council of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets made an Order, which will prohibit vehicular traffic from entering, stopping or proceeding in the length of carriageway in Warner Place between its junction with Hackney Road and its junction with Old Bethnal Green Road. The restriction on vehicular traffic will enable essential works to be carried out on the public highway by LBTH. The alternative route for vehicular traffic will be via Hackney Road (eastbound), Mansford Road and Old Bethnal Green Road and vice versa. The restriction on vehicular traffic will operate on Monday 11th November and Tuesday 12th November 2013 and at times when temporary traffic signs are placed on the public highway pursuant to The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002. Please refer any queries regarding the above traffic restriction to Emdad Ahmed, Asset Management Officer, Transport and Highways on 020 7364 6707 or email, emdad .ahmed@towerhamlets.gov.uk Dated: 4th November 2013 JAMIE BLAKE SERVICE HEAD PUBLIC REALM MULBERRY PLACE 5 CLOVE CRESCENT LONDON E14 2BG It could affect YOU! You should always take note of a public notice. It is a legal notice to inform the public of a change that could affect them short term or on a permanent basis. It could be anything from a change to a building to the construction of a building. It could be a notice of insolvency of a company you have dealingswith or the closure of a footpath you regularly use. TAKE NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICES ! 30 NEWS FROM TOWER HAMLETS COUNCIL AND YOUR COMMUNITY 4 – 10 NOVEMBER 2013
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