Evening Standard from London, Greater London, England • 11

tof iff iwA EVENOra STANDARD THURSDAT APRIL A 1ft -V JANE ASHEQ Walking 'HE CLAYMORE CUTTY SARK back to £439 £389 TEACHERS £445 SCOTCH SCOTCH SCOTCH WHISKY happiness SCOTCH TEACHEES 7h '4 by Ewen Maclachlan MORE THAN 4009 London schoolchildren will bo Joined on Sunday by celebrities from tho worlds of state television and sports to raise money for under- privileged children jlthMIWM Standard Reporter HAIfl MtO(C0ICHW" moor an' aTC-jus 3gpss? SCOTCH WHISKY tmu RM III" to fUiMtl MM IIS -THOUSANDS of London commuters are to be qufifi-tion latter this month about their Journeys to work to a major exercise to discover the burden of recent rail fare rises The profoe by Westminster Chamber of Commerce Is part of a campaign to get tax relief for commuters The chamber Is distributing 30000 questtonalrec two thirds of them to Lon I WT7 Vr- HBj Hu children will go on a sponsored walk of six laps of the quarter-mile track at Crystal Falaee Sports Centre Jane Asher Patrick Car-Kerinald Bosanquet Hill and Sonia sn are among the personalities expected to encourage the children In their snorts KBARNEU 1 1 DRY DRY School 13 sVERMOUTHy 35 axe Tho event onpnised by the Variety Club ef Great Britain starts at 2 pm and alse includes a gymnastics display bands majorettes and a jump over six buses by motorcycle- stunt rider Eddie Kidd Admission fro don end the Home Cbun- The remaining 10000 will go to travellers in Manchester Cardiff and other parts of the country to compare theta: costs with the capital Forms will be handed out at Waterloo Charing Choes Victoria Uveipool Street and other mainline stations Thousands more will be distributed to Underground travellers and issued by firms to workers The chamber -li the representative body of 3500 firms them some of companies with head offices In London It fears that London com-meroa could 2am a crisis as more and more workers decide to stop working in by Sue Reid ViTrivl fViilOUTK $Slf VERMOUTH1 DRV ivut ka THE CLOSURE of Lavender Hill girls school in Wandsworth has been given ths final seal of approval by tho Inner London Education despite protects from County Hall Tories ttiONDAUY JMZSOmY WEDAEESDAVY THURSDAVY FRIDAVY SATURDAVY SUSN10AVY I Tho fiOOimpO school Is to be axed became Ms numbers are falling fast Tories on the HEA called unsuccessfully for a full review of schools In Wandsworth before any final decision was made On Lavender HilL BAILEYS IRISH AIUYDAY CAR HIRE FROM DAVY £375 But the Labour majority Lodon to save on travel costs Analysis The campaign was launched last autumn after BR announced the 10 per Bent rise which came into effect in the New Tear More than 20 BSPs attended a meeting at the chamber Regent Street HQ and It later famed a special woaking group comprising members oommutera and It has since examined commuter tax concessions In Europe said will present there findings later to the Government with an anaJrpels of the questionnaires Among questions com nonmtera wfll be asked are how much they spend -on fares their salary and what travel aid they get from employers The probe is confidential and finatngs will be broken dawn by age The chamber Is concerned about the effects of fare rises on the pushed through the plan after nearing a report mm Morgan chairman ILEA education rem Margaret of the mittee Vrfr- Jo' 'Js -y-V i i it said: is evident that there is local support for the continuation of the school but 01-897 6088 HEATHROW 0V3736000 THE RIOHC ESTER IWI 0V8703266 MNIWEYMMERB SM 0I-S027771 MWSNRBWEBBUT 01-8680077 ttVIUME WAY EAST RAVSERS IAHE Sul- naaiNd SAUMUR imiimv unfortunately wo havs found It impossible to endorse this view at a time when the fall in numbers will increasingly work to the school's disadvantage1? The ILEA has also ordered that Kidbrooke girls? school in Greenwich must toko In boys It will become a mixed 1800-fiupil school from 1988 -It Tears that as employees eak for pay Increases to meet rising travel costs firms will react by cutting woafc-foroes starting with office juniors AFVAN £145 1 i SHERRY Watchdog to probe drug abuse VAQli za SHEIffl Emva Cream £120 Schweppes Ginger Wing £1 09 Waminks Advocaat £299 Kilter Brut Demi Sac £179 1976 Ch La Mourey Grimard £179 1976 Ch Montignac £179 1 976 Ch Beauchamps £1 79 1 97276 Ch La Cardonu £1 99 1975 Ch du Rochir £1 99 1976 Ch Blayac £199 1977 Cotes de Provence Rose £169 1 977 Ch La Breviers (White) £149 1976 Ch La Lagune (White) £1 49 Lacort RedWhita £1 1 Patemina RedWhite £11 9 Banda Azul £159 Bishop of Riesling £169 Garicia Spumante £1 89 Bametti Bianco 75 cl £1 32 Barnetti Orange 75 cl £1 321 iiiiiiriiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ml Standard Reporter private prcooriUng and any action would hare to corns from the Blame it A LONDON beaBUh watchdog has launched an tnves-itton Into toy dioebom in a MU to It drug sforise J'vj Now the CHO is making Its own plans to compile a dossier of abuse which It vil send to Whitehall wfth a demand for spot checks on prescriptions HEU JOLAIS iw if ff T3 CHAllMONb mercier Tho probe by tho Ken-Kington Chelsea and Westminster South Community Health Council which: has AIKEMIU VWiMMIa TrW 1 amw iAuI complained that doctors are Abuse was first revealed In a OHG report last year which told of "Krious defects" in the control of drugs and the treatment of addicts especially in the Barts Court area the main uoures of local Mack uaricet drugs Augustus Barnett small cans at wwSiS The more follows an unsuccessful can for action by tho family practitioner eom-nfibbee the local body which said it was powerless to act Christine tazy mM the only way to was to come tv and tin we are now trying to do OHO realised that this abuse 49pper4 cans- It had no authority over $'r -T-i -V'-essaSW- w- 1 i 4 -i-j ym ny ii i rre wi'WWWW'.