hayes and harlington造句

• The motto'Forward'was chosen from the old Hayes and Harlington coat of arms.
• It was at this point that its name was changed to "'Hayes and Harlington Urban District " '.
• The district's name survives, however, in both the Hayes and Harlington Parliamentary constituency and Hayes and Harlington railway station.
• The district's name survives, however, in both the Hayes and Harlington Parliamentary constituency and Hayes and Harlington railway station.
• From January 2017, GWR intend to run a half-hourly Paddington to Hayes and Harlington service utilising pairs of these 387 / 1s.
• The cog wheel on the right of the shield is from the arms of Hayes and Harlington and reflects the area's industrial heritage.
• In 1965, under the London Government Act 1963, Hayes and Harlington Urban District was abolished, the area becoming part of the London Borough of Hillingdon in Greater London.
• The circlet or enclosure of brushwood from which the lion is rising on the crest is from the arms of Hayes and Harlington, and may refer back to its ancient heritage as forested hunting land.
• An express bus service named RailAir links Reading with Heathrow, or the airport can be accessed by rail by taking the Paddington train and changing to the Heathrow Connect rail service at Hayes and Harlington railway station.
• An express bus service named RailAir links Reading with Heathrow, or the airport can be accessed by changing at Hayes and Harlington railway station from the local rail service to Paddington to the Heathrow Connect rail service.
• The boundary between Hayes and Harlington, which may thus have been defined by the date of this charter, was later marked by North Hyde Road and Dawley Road, but Dawley Road may not have followed the boundary before the 18th century.
• The present coat of arms of the London Borough of Hillingdon use the cog-wheel, the stag ( as the sinister supporter ) and the motto " Forward " from the coat of arms of the former Hayes and Harlington Urban District on its coat of arms.
• A'Heathrow Airtrack'to reduce the 95-minute journey by tube and Gatwick Express to Hayes and Harlington and practical impediments, such as pressure for continued high-frequency services on the three deemed-' entrenched'semi-fast and slow services between Clapham Junction and Staines.
• In 1971, Neville Sandelson, MP for Hayes and Harlington 1971-1983, articulated concern about Sandelson said the " contagion " had become " an epidemic ", reiterating : " a subject of great concern to every family in Hayes and Harlington . . . the progressive decline of industry ."
• In 1971, Neville Sandelson, MP for Hayes and Harlington 1971-1983, articulated concern about Sandelson said the " contagion " had become " an epidemic ", reiterating : " a subject of great concern to every family in Hayes and Harlington . . . the progressive decline of industry ."