Community News
Animal Welfare Column: Lucky needs a home and let's not forget Dash!
18th May 2012
This week, as well as focussing on a beautiful cat who needs a home, I also want to update you on some past news.
Burglary and youth crime priorities for Hounslow new top cop
18th May 2012
A NEW man has stepped into the top job at Hounslow police.
Eco Bronze Award for St Benedict’s Junior School
18th May 2012
St Benedict’s Junior School has achieved the Bronze Award for the Eco Schools initiative. This is the culmination of many months of work by Eco Co-ordinators Katie Larsen and Matilda Farmer, together with the Junior School Eco Council, which comprises pupil representatives from Reception to Year 6.
The Eco Council and Co-ordinators are delighted with the way both pupils and staff have embraced environmental issues and the School’s next target is to gain Green Flag status.
Feltham residents welcome new council homes
18th May 2012
FELTHAM'S first council homes for 20 years have been opened in Elmwood Avenue at a cost of £3.3million.
Prolific burglar raids eight flats at Kew Bridge
18th May 2012
POLICE are hunting a burglar who broke into eight flats in a single morning, stealing hundreds of pounds of jewellery including an engagement ring.
Police officer seeking owner of stolen jewels
18th May 2012
A POLICE officer hopes to restore the sparkle to someone's life as she attempts to reunite stolen jewellery with its rightful owner.
Win a thermal gun and save energy in your home!
17th May 2012
AN INFRARED thermal gun can give you a thorough understanding of where your house is losing heat in winter, or gaining it in summer.
Seema Malhotra MP: Removing workers' rights will lead to job insecurity
17th May 2012
We are in a double-dip recession for the first time in 37 years and we face the worst unemployment for 16 years.
Why aren't more foster families from Chiswick?
17th May 2012
HUNDREDS of children who need homes are being ignored by the wealthiest.
Home damaged by blaze in Syon Lane
17th May 2012
A FIRE spread through a house, gutting the roof, late in the evening.
Council leader praises graffiti removal team
17th May 2012
REMOVING graffiti is a high-pressure job but employees from the council got the chance to show its top man was up to the task.
Parents of baby Tommy to sue Hounslow Council
17th May 2012
THE parents of a baby killed by a falling lamppost intend to sue Hounslow Council for compensation despite a coroner ruling the death was accidental.
MPs see West Mid stroke unit improvements
16th May 2012
LOCAL MPs Mary Macleod and Seema Malhotra joined patients, staff, and community groups at West Middlesex University Hospital to discuss improvements to its Stroke Unit.
Queen takes afternoon tea in Richmond Park
16th May 2012
THE QUEEN enjoyed afternoon tea in Richmond Park during the latest leg of her Diamond Jubilee Tour this week.
Hounslow needs more parking bays, says FSB
16th May 2012
MORE 'stop and shop' parking bays are needed in Hounslow to help struggling traders, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has claimed.
Sex attack on woman in Hounslow's Kingsley Avenue
16th May 2012
POLICE are investigating an attempted rape on woman in her thirties in Kingsley Avenue, Hounslow.
28. A Rich and Poignant Past: Wartime London
by Stickyboard
16th May 2012
Showing the Imperial War Museum to a newcomer to London recently, I was reminded of how little attention most of us pay to the heritage of wartime London all around us.With the richness of the 21st century city on offer and our ever-busy lives, it’s easy to understand why. Yet the spirit and the shape of this great city are so inseparable from its times at war, and there are so many opportunities
'Council responsible for lampost which killed baby Tommy'
15th May 2012
A TOPPLING lampost which fell on a pram in Chiswick, tragicly killing a baby, was the responsibilty of Hounslow Council, West London Coroner's Court was told today (May 15).
Strip club hours bid angers Hounslow reverend
15th May 2012
HOUNSLOW'S only strip club has applied to open around the clock, despite fierce opposition from the local church minister.
Metal support cut on lampost which fell on baby Tommy
16th May 2012
A TOPPLING lampost which fell on a pram in Chiswick, tragicly killing a baby, was the responsibilty of Hounslow Council, West London Coroner's Court was told today (May 15).
Jubilee party at Inwood Park will include football tournment
15th May 2012
A JUBILEE party, including a football tournament and a jubilee-themed quiz, will take place in Hounslow's Inwood Park on Saturday, June 2.
Whitton trio's long walk for boy's cancer treatment
15th May 2012
AN INTREPID trio braved blisters as they completed a sponsored walk from Whitton to Brighton to help pay for a young boy's cancer treatment.
Memories of Coronation Day street party in Heston's Fern Lane
14th May 2012
WENDY Taylor (nee Whitby) will never forget the huge street party she attended in Fern Lane, Heston, to celebrate the Queen’s coronation in 1953.
Feltham will be home to Olympic military security
14th May 2012
FELTHAM will be home to hundreds of military security officers during the Olympics, it has emerged.
Where to find a Jubilee street party in Hounslow
14th May 2012
HOUNSLOW is planning a royal celebration for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, with nearly 40 street parties set to take place across the borough.
Former TV Apprentice launches Chiswick estate agents
14th May 2012
A FORMER reality television star has opened a new estate agents in Chiswick.
Glowing report for St Benedict’s School CCF
11th May 2012
St Benedict’s School CCF had its biennial inspection at the end of last term and the glowing report from the Inspecting Officer, Colonel Mike Kelly, Deputy Chief of Staff, has just landed on the Headmaster’s desk. The inspection provided a fitting send-off for the Commanding Officer, Captain Richard Finch, who is leaving St Benedict’s at the end of the summer term to take up an appointment as Director of Sport at a school in Hong Kong. Lt (RN) Nikki Woodroffe will take over the command.
Plans for revamped Heston Pool go on show
11th May 2012
PLANS for a new £15 million leisure centre to replace the ageing Heston Pool have been unveiled to the public.
Brentford man's struggle to pay for cancer treatment
11th May 2012
A MAN with a rare form of cancer is struggling to raise enough money to pay for life-saving treatment.
Union's concerns over Sunday trading during Olympics
11th May 2012
THE SUSPENSION of Sunday trading laws during the Olympics could hit both workers and small businesses in Hounslow, a union leader has claimed.
Injured Hounslow Manor pupil 'recovering well'
10th May 2012
A TEENAGER who was airlifted to hospital after a crash in Heston is recovering well.
Hire a bike scheme comes to Berkeley School
10th May 2012
SCHOOLCHILDREN are being given the chance to hire bikes in a bid to get more people on two wheels.
Feltham boy to appear on TV after cancer treatment
10th May 2012
A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy who is on the road to recovery from cancer after receiving pioneering treatment in Germany will feature in a TV documentary next week.
Meeting at church to discuss strip club plan
10th May 2012
A MEETING is being held on Sunday to discuss concerns about plans for a new strip club in Hounslow.
27. Celebrating British: THE London Tour for Visitors to Blighty
by Stickyboard
10th May 2012
Last week London was named the world’s best destination by TripAdvisor, having already taken Lonely Planet’s ‘best city to visit’ title in October of last year. With the Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics still to come, 2012 is likely to be a bumper year for foreign visitors to the city, if they can get out of Heathrow.It’s more than likely that someone you know will be visiting London from outside
Feltham MP calls for aircraft noise compensation
9th May 2012
AIRPORT operators should be forced to compensate residents affected by aircraft noise, according to Seema Malhotra.
Buddist monk guilty of Chiswick sex assaults
9th May 2012
ONE of Britain's most senior Buddhist monks has been found guilty of a series of indecent assaults that took place in Chiswick during the 70s.
Whitton pub goers in charity three-legged race
9th May 2012
ABOUT 50 teams put their best feet forward in a charity three-legged race through Whitton.
Connor Whipp cancer appeal closes in on £100,000 target
9th May 2012
A CHARITY appeal to pay for a young boy's cancer treatment in the US could hit the £100,000 mark by the end of May.
Dark skies but bright smiles at Isleworth Fair
8th May 2012
FAIR-GOERS braved the grey skies and brightened up their May bank holiday at a community fair.
Summer dig hopes to uncover Syon Park's hidden treasures
8th May 2012
ROMAN jewels, ancient pots and civil war weapons are just some of the things historians hope to discover when they excavate previously untouched land in Brentford in June and July.
Council accused of putting elderly at risk
8th May 2012
ELDERLY residents have been treated with 'disregard' over changes to sheltered housing, it was claimed this week.
Former school truant wins Prince Charles praise
8th May 2012
A FELTHAM schoolgirl who quit playing truant and then turned her life around has been congratulated by the Prince of Wales.
Revamp for 'Dick Turpin's pub'
4th May 2012
A HISTORIC pub where Dick Turpin is believed to have used a secret tunnel to evade police has been given a revamp.
Seb Coe once trained on threatened green spaces of Heston estate
4th May 2012
SEBASTIAN Coe once graced the green spaces of a Heston estate, according to campaigners fighting to protect them from development.
Hell’s Kitchen at St Benedict’s School
3rd May 2012
On Friday 27th April, St Benedict’s School welcomed 120 guests for its very own charity event inspired by Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, with The Mayor of Ealing, John Gallagher, as the Guest of Honour. The four School Houses, Barlow, Gervase, Pickering and Roberts competed against each other to raise money for several charities including Magic Breakfast, Mary’s Meals, PESTS, Treloar’s School and Westminster Catholic Children’s Society.
UPDATE: 18 Schools close as burst pipe leaves 35,000 homes without water
2nd May 2012
NINE schools have been closed due to a burst water pipe which has left 35,000 homes in and around Hounslow without water.
Schools close as burst pipe leaves 35,000 homes without water
2nd May 2012
Eighteen schools have been closed, and two more are due to shut, due to a burst water pipe which has left 35,000 homes in and around Hounslow without water.
Burst pipe leaves 35,000 homes without water
2nd May 2012
NINE schools have been closed due to a burst water pipe which has left 35,000 homes in and around Hounslow without water.
26. The Best Seats in London: Eating on the Bar
by Stickyboard
2nd May 2012
They may be the only seats left in the restaurant when you try to call up for a last minute reservation, but I think counter top seats are the best in the house. Whether it is at Riding House Cafe, my personal favourite, Bocca di Lupo or Mishkins, counter-top seating offers the same menu but with that little bit of added atmosphere and entertainment. What’s more, you’re more likely to get the
Meat deliverer beaten in Hounslow's Hibernia Road
30th April 2012
A MAN was left with a broken nose after a fight broke out while he was delivering meat.
£50k raised so far to help Whitton boy with cancer
30th April 2012
A FUNDRAISING campaign to pay for a young boy's cancer treatment has hit the £50,000 mark.
Chiswick woman's search for new kidney for mum
30th April 2012
A DAUGHTER has launched a search to find her mother a new kidney.
Council asks residents for noisy plane videos
30th April 2012
VIDEOS showing your experiences of life under the Heathrow flight path are wanted to raise awareness of the impact of aircraft noise.
Residents defeat plan for 275 Brentford flats
27th April 2012
A SMALL local group is celebrating after seeing off a proposed supersize housing development.
Hounslow NHS spends less on back and joint sufferers
27th April 2012
THERE is bad news for back and joint pain sufferers as health bosses admit to spending less than almost all other boroughs.
Removing wardens from care homes will risk safety, says charity
27th April 2012
REMOVING resident wardens from Hounslow's sheltered housing schemes will put residents’ safety at risk, according to a national charity.
'Half Hounslow benefit claimers are fit to work'
26th April 2012
ALMOST one in every two benefit claims assessed in Hounslow found the person was actually fit enough to work – a statistic higher than in any other London borough.
Injured Hounslow cyclist to sue for £300,000
26th April 2012
A CYCLIST badly hurt in a roundabout crash is suing a driver for £300,000.
Feltham family to sue water park where daughter drowned
26th April 2012
THE FAMILY of a teenager who drowned at a water park plan to sue the company in charge despite a coroner ruling it was a tragic accident.
Feltham family to sue water park where daughter drowned
26th April 2012
THE FAMILY of a teenager who drowned at a water park plan to sue the company in charge despite a coroner ruling it was a tragic accident.
Isleworth woman who escaped Nazis turns 100
26th April 2012
A GREAT-GRANDMOTHER whose quick-thinking helped save her loved ones from the Nazis has turned 100.
Thousands expected at Wood Lane's Isleworth Fare
26th April 2012
A SPRING fair in Isleworth is expected to attract over three thousand people next week.
Teen injured in Heston crash in stable condition
25th April 2012
A TEENAGE boy is in a serious but stable condition after a crash in Heston.
No Third Runway backlash for Siobhan Benita
25th April 2012
A LONDON Mayoral hopeful who supports a third runway at Heathrow says she has not experienced any backlash from voters.
Calls for Chiswick street to become continental courtyard
25th April 2012
A PETITION has been launched to support the idea of transforming a Chiswick street into continental style courtyard.
25. The Man-Date: A Chap's London Day Out
by Stickyboard
25th April 2012
Conditions: If you haven’t read Chap magazine, you’re not welcome to ingest the below.
Wow! What a special occasion! You are actually going to be able to spend some real time, with a real person, who you have a real connection with. Don’t blow it! If you have any intention of seeing this chap again you must make sure you pull out ALL of the stops to impress him. No bloke wants a wet friend
Teen suffers head injury after Hounslow collision
24th April 2012
A TEENAGE boy has been airlifted to hospital after a collision with a car in New Heston Road.
Whitton Parade marks St George's Day in style
24th April 2012
COLOUR, cheer and celebration hit the streets of Whitton as a parade kicked off Saturday's early St George's day celebrations.
Feltham court appearance for Boat Race protestor
24th April 2012
THE PROTESTER who disrupted the University Boat Race has been banned from going near the Olympic torch route.
Treaty Centre offers shoppers chance to win fuel
24th April 2012
THIS weekend is the last chance for shoppers at Hounslow's Treaty Centre to win £50 worth of petrol.
Dairy Crest staff saved from redundancy
23rd April 2012
ALMOST 200 jobs have been saved after one of the last glass bottling dairies in England won its battle to stay open.
Cash awards for nearly 80 Hounslow pupils
23rd April 2012
NEARLY eighty students from secondary schools across Hounslow were recognised at an awards ceremony last week.
Hounslow troops to train Afghan police
23rd April 2012
THE FIRST Battalion Welsh Guards, based at Hounslow's Cavalry Barracks, this month assumed responsibility for training and supporting police in Afghanistan's notorious Helmand province.
Troops based at Hounslow to train Afghan police
23rd April 2012
THE FIRST Battalion Welsh Guards, based at Hounslow's Cavalry Barracks, this month assumed responsibility for training and supporting police in Afghanistan's notorious Helmand province.
Monster made by Hounslow Manor pupils will appear in book
23rd April 2012
A MONSTER has made it from the fiendish minds of a group of Hounslow schoolchildren to the pages of a charity book.
E-fit released of man who pushed victim into hedge
20th April 2012
POLICE investigating a vicious assault beside the A4 in broad daylight have issued this e-fit of a man they wish to speak to.
Sri Lanka new year marked at Lampton School
20th April 2012
MORE than 500 people celebrated the Sri Lankan new year at a festival in Hounslow.
Brabazon campaign makes Seb Coe claim
20th April 2012
SEBASTIAN Coe once graced the green spaces of a Heston estate, according to campaigners fighting to protect them from development.
Sex abuser walks free due to Alzheimer's
20th April 2012
A PENSIONER who sexually abused three Hounslow women during a 15-year reign of terror has walked free.
Whitton to celebrate St George's Day with Horse Rangers Band
19th April 2012
WHITTON will get into patriotic spirit for St George’s Day this year with help from the Horse Rangers Band.
Millions to be spent expanding 20 Hounslow schools
19th April 2012
AN EXTRA 600 primary school places are to be provided in Hounslow thanks to a £16.7million government grant.
Feltham Travelodge guests blamed for car damage
19th April 2012
BAD MANNERED guests at Feltham Travelodge are causing damage to cars by throwing litter from the windows, a couple have claimed.
Diamond Jubilee barge launches in Isleworth
19th April 2012
A ROYAL barge designed to mark the Queen's diamond jubilee takes to the water for the first time this afternoon- launched from Isleworth.
Super-sized housing development is rejected
19th April 2012
THERE is good news for worried residents after planning permission for a super-size housing development has been rejected.
Inwood Park cricket game ends in brawl
18th April 2012
A FAMILY cricket game turned to terror as a fight erupted, leaving two men badly wounded.
Hounslow Council votes to cut warden hours
18th April 2012
WARDENS at sheltered housing units across the borough are to have their working week cut despite an independent report warning of the risks.
Seema Malhotra MP: Legal aid cuts will have consequences
18th April 2012
We would all love to live in a world where people do not need to fear their safety in their own homes, or always feel fairly treated by public administrations.
On the Couch: The psychological pressures facing our Olympic athletes
18th April 2012
I only really started to think about the enormity of what the athletes will face, at the weekend when reading about Paula Radcliffe’s performance in a half marathon in Vienna.
24. London's 'Ripping' Yarn: Jack the Ripper Tour
by Stickyboard
18th April 2012
I know it sounds naff, touristy, and outright geeky, but the Jack the Ripper tour by London Walks deserves a place as one of the 100 Great Things About London. Please keep reading. I’ll explain; if you love London, which you do, and you don't mind a bit of history then it will interest you. Parts of London which you walk past every day suddenly come alive with meaning and significance; if that
Rioter gets eight years for causing man's death
17th April 2012
DARRELL Desuze, the Hounslow teenager convicted of killing a man during last year's Ealing riots, has been sentenced to eight years in custody.
Feltham woman and sister cheated NHS out of £100k
17th April 2012
TWO SISTERS who cheated the NHS out of nearly £100,000 have been struck from the nursing register.
Allotments suffering after contractor removes taps
17th April 2012
AN ANGRY gardener is accusing Hounslow Council of damaging allotments by leaving plotholders unable to water their fruit and veg.
Hounslow library to host local business event
17th April 2012
AN EVENT showcasing businesses formed by people who lost their jobs is being held at Hounslow Library on Saturday April 21.
Celebrity chef Carluccio coming to Chiswick
16th April 2012
FOOD lovers can natter about nibbles with Antonio Carluccio.
Man who burned to death in car is named
16th April 2012
A man who was found burned to death near his car has been named as Peter Roberts.
Plans for 'quiet planes' to fly at night
16th April 2012
PROPOSALS for more night flights at Heathrow using quieter planes have met with anger and suspicion.
Hounslow man arrested after customs seize tons of fruit tobacco
16th April 2012
A MAN from Hounslow has been arrested after more than half a ton of fruit tobacco was seized.
Hounslow motorcyclist killed in crash
16th April 2012
A MOTORCYCLIST from Hounslow has been killed in a collision in Berkshire.
St Benedict’s celebrates its Patronal Feast
13th April 2012
On 21st of March St Benedict’s School celebrated the Patronal Feast of Our Holy Father St Benedict. The School was visited by Bishop Paul Hendricks, Auxiliary Bishop of Southwark, who enjoyed the Charity fundraising activities in the morning and then celebrated Mass for the whole school in the afternoon in the Abbey Church.
Chiswick lifeboat crew talk of eventful boat race
13th April 2012
LIFEBOAT volunteers came to the rescue twice during their most challenging Boat Race.
Get closer to animals at relocated Tropical Zoo
13th April 2012
ANIMAL lovers can get up close and personal with creatures either fluffy or scaley at a relaunched urban farm.
23. Lights, Stars, Music: A Date at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
by Stickyboard
13th April 2012
For an atmospheric night of theatre, entertainment and romance you cannot beat the Open Air Theatre at Regent’s Park. Because of the glorious British weather, the Open Air Theatre only runs during the “summer” months (May to September) but it is a must for anyone who hasn’t been. Last year’s Crazy for You was an all-singing-all-dancing extravaganza and I loved every minute of it. The show wasn't
Brentford dad is running marathon for poorly son
12th April 2012
A FATHER of three is tackling 42km to raise money for a rare and incurable disease.
Council bids to reduce disposable nappy waste
12th April 2012
PARENTS have been offered a starter pack worth more than £50 in a bid to get them to try washable nappies.
Cyclist's widow's appeal for safer lorries
12th April 2012
THE WIDOW of a man who died after a road smash as he cycled round an east London roundabout has called for building industry lorries to have better safety equipment.
Hounslow flytip hotspots cleared up after pressure
11th April 2012
DUMPING grounds in Hounslow and Isleworth have been cleared after pressure from town hall bosses on the landowners.
Council cracks down on flytipping hotspots
11th April 2012
DUMPING grounds in Hounslow and Isleworth have been cleared after pressure from town hall bosses on the landowners.
TV's Sam and Mark join Feltham fundraiser
11th April 2012
CHILDREN'S TV stars Sam and Mark teamed up with a Feltham trio to raise money for a disabled children's charity.
Fight to save Brabazon open spaces to go on
11th April 2012
THE BATTLE to save green spaces on a Heston estate is far from over, despite planning permission being granted, angry campaigners insist.
Woman suffers cuts after being pushed into hedge
11th April 2012
A WOMAN was pushed into a hedge and attacked by a stranger in broad daylight on Monday.
Man poses as plumber to con elderly victim
10th April 2012
A CON MAN posed as a plumber to trick his way into an elderly woman's home so his accomplices could steal money.
Woman attacked beside A4 in broad daylight
10th April 2012
A WOMAN was pushed into a hedge and attacked by a stranger in broad daylight yesterday (Monday, April 9).
Hanworth listed building to become a school
10th April 2012
A LISTED building in Hanworth Park is to become a school after planning permission was approved.
Grant money will allow more youth street art
10th April 2012
YOUNGSTERS artwork will help brighten derelict and disused buildings across Hounslow thanks to a £2,000 grant.
Woman aged 92 joins OAP runners for charity
10th April 2012
RUNNERS with a collective age of 1,500 years took to the track to raise money for charity.
What the Mayoral candidates have to offer Hounslow
10th April 2012
WITH just under three weeks to go until the London Mayoral elections on May 3, The Chronicle asked the leading candidates what they would do for Hounslow if elected.
Police chief David Bilson to step down
5th April 2012
BURGLARY and youth crime are the biggest challenges facing police in Hounslow, according to the outgoing borough commander.
Woman dragged along Great West Road by robbers in car
5th April 2012
A TERRIFIED woman was dragged along the Great West Road by thieves in a car who stopped her for directions.
Postman Pat coming to the Treaty Centre in Hounslow
5th April 2012
POSTMAN Pat (and his black and white cat) will be at Hounslow's Treaty Centre on Saturday April 14.
Boston Manor House opens to public for first time in a decade
5th April 2012
A STATELY home in Brentford is to open its doors to the public this weekend after several years of closure.
Blue badge delay leaves disabled girl's family stranded
5th April 2012
A MOTHER claims delays in renewing a blue badge for her severely disabled daughter have left her virtually stranded at home.
Help economy by starting a business, says curry sauce boss
5th April 2012
THE FOUNDER of a Hounslow-based curry sauce company has urged budding entrepreneurs to take the leap after celebrating 20 years in the trade.
Mary Macleod MP: Helping local people to find work
4th April 2012
Conservative MP for Brentford & Isleworth, Mary Macleod, provides this week's political column.
Hounslow councillor saves neighbour's life
4th April 2012
A HOUNSLOW councillor has told the Chronicle how he saved the life of his elderly neighbour.
Pupils meet Olympics legend Steve Redgrave
4th April 2012
SCHOOL children from Isleworth took time out from lessons to meet up with an Olympic legend.
'Piccadilly Line could stop regularly at Turnham Green'
4th April 2012
BORIS Johnson has said he will look into whether more Piccadilly Line trains should stop at Turnham Green, if he is re-elected Mayor of London.
22. No Timid Thames: An Amazing Slice of London's River
by Stickyboard
4th April 2012
That big blue (sometimes dank) streak of water which runs through London: where the boats float by, modern high rise apartments fill the banks, and tourists climb on top of one another to get the best photo of Big Ben! Yes, we all 'know' the Thames. But do the majority of people know what lies beyond East of Tower Bridge and West of Vauxhall Bridge?
Having spoken to many...it seems not. And
21. The Magnificent Seven: London's Beautiful Crypts
by Stickyboard
4th April 2012
“You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.”
No, not spaghetti westerns: London historian Hugh Meller used the phrase ‘the magnificent seven’ for the first time in 1981 to refer to the group of large Victorian cemeteries established between 1832 and 1841 to deal with the problem of overflowing graveyards in inner London.
Grayling launches youth job scheme in Isleworth
3rd April 2012
A CONTROVERSIAL new employment scheme was launched in Isleworth last week.
Kew Steam Museum scoops Lotto cash
3rd April 2012
KEW Bridge Steam Museum has won the lottery - after being given a £1.8 million grant.
'Transient population' blamed for low Cranford voting
3rd April 2012
CRANFORD'S 'transient' population has been blamed for its low voter turnout.
Kew Bridge Steam Museum scoops Lotto cash
3rd April 2012
KEW Bridge Steam Museum has won the lottery - after being given a £1.8 million grant.
Milano Express Pizza £7
2nd April 2012
Any pizza, any size, any time from Milano Express Pizza for £7, including delivery to west and south west postcodes -- or for pick up if you'd prefer (up to a £14.95 value
Your Local Area's Treasure Hunt £7
2nd April 2012
For £7, any ages from elementary, dear Watson, to the heads of the family, can engage in a personalised full-colour treasure hunt for your local area (a £14.99 value) including delivery.
Mosaic brightens up run-down Holloway Street car park
2nd April 2012
A MOSAIC celebrating the best of Hounslow has been unveiled at a dilapidated car park in Hounslow town centre.
Alan Titchmarsh attends Syon House awards
2nd April 2012
TV PRESENTER and celebrity gardener Alan Titchmarsh has praised plant lovers at an awards ceremony in Syon House.
Samaritan fined for stopping at accident
2nd April 2012
A GOOD Samaritan who was fined after stopping to help at a car accident has branded the parking system in Hounslow borough 'crazy'.
U13’s Triumph at Rosslyn Park National School Sevens
2nd April 2012
St Benedict’s Ealing took the first tournament of the prestigious U13 Rosslyn Park HSBC National Schools Sevens with a storming 24-0 win over Ysgol Gyfun Glantaf School in Cardiff on Tuesday 27th March.
St Benedict’s director of sport Nick Guise was understandably delighted and said: “It was personally one of my greatest sporting achievements, and I am very proud of the boys who wore their colours with pride and passion for all to see. It's just great to be National Champions!"
Mary Macleod hails West London Jobs Fair opportunities
2nd April 2012
Businesses from across the Capital will come together today (Friday March 30) for the West London Jobs and Apprenticeships Fair.
Cllr Mark Bowen: Hounslow Council must embrace modern technology
2nd April 2012
Hounslow Conservative leader, Councillor Mark Bowen, provides this week's Constituency Matters.
Boris backs Chronicle's clean up campaign
2nd April 2012
THE MAYOR of London has backed the Chronicle's campaign to clean up Hounslow's streets.
Hounslow businesses 'upbeat' despite economic gloom
2nd April 2012
THE MOOD among firms in Hounslow remains 'upbeat' despite recent gloomy news, the chief executive of the borough's Chamber of Commerce has insisted.
Councillor applauds Chronicle's 'clean up our town' campaign
2nd April 2012
THE Chronicle’s campaign to clean up the borough has been applauded by borough bosses.
Survey reveals violence against West Mid staff
2nd April 2012
A SHOCKING staff survey has revealed 125 incidents of assault against employees at West Mid last year.
Woman and grandson lucky to escape burning home
2nd April 2012
A BRENTFORD woman and her grandson watched in horror as their house burned down in front of them on Wednesday.
Make a splash for charity at Swimathon 2012
2nd April 2012
SWIMMERS in Hounslow have been urged to make a splash for charity by joining the Swimathon 2012 challenge.
Hounslow Mayor: Why Vaisakhi matters to me
2nd April 2012
HOUNSLOW's mayor has spoken of the special importance of the Sikh Vaiakhi festival, which will be celebrated with a procession through Hounslow on Sunday.
Woman and child rescued from burning Brentford home
2nd April 2012
A FIRE is reported to have gutted a house in Brentford during the early hours of this morning (Wednesday).
Chiswick builder swims in aid of hospital
2nd April 2012
A BUILDER has raised over a thousand pounds for life saving medical equipment.
Calls for a longer Hounslow town centre consultation
2nd April 2012
TOO little time has been allowed for consultation on the future of Hounslow town centre, it was claimed this week.
Outrage at news Watermans may quit Brentford
2nd April 2012
COMMUNITY outrage has followed news that Watermans Centre could leave Brentford.
Six schools to close during teacher strikes
2nd April 2012
JUST six schools in Hounslow have confirmed they will close tomorrow during the London-wide teacher strike.
Cranford pensioner killed in crash
2nd April 2012
A PENSIONER from Cranford has died following a crash in Southall.
Pupils enjoy open air lesson at revamped Crane Park
2nd April 2012
CRANE Park's new outdoor classroom and cycle path were unveiled at its official reopening following a £400,000 renovation.
Ken Livingstone campaign rolls into Hounslow
2nd April 2012
KEN Livingstone's campaign bus rolled through Hounslow on Saturday (March 24).
Motorcyclist in hospital after M4 crash
2nd April 2012
A MOTORCYCLIST has been taken to hospital after a crash at Chiswick Roundabout on the M4.
St Benedict’s Pupils help organise the Ealing Sport Relief Mile
26th March 2012
Ben Farmer and Jack Elliott, Year 8 pupils at St Benedict’s School, Ealing, helped to organise the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in Ealing on Sunday 25th March. As one of the UK’s biggest fundraising events, Sport Relief brings the entire nation together to get active and raise cash for a good cause. All the money raised helps to change the lives of people living unimaginably tough lives right here on our doorstep, across the rest of the UK and in some the world’s poorest countries.
'Vast majority' of schools to remain open during strike
2nd April 2012
THE 'vast majority' of Hounslow schools are expected to remain open during this Wednesday's (March 28) London-wide teacher strike
Man fined for sword attack in Hounslow Park
2nd April 2012
A MAN has been fined over a daylight samurai sword attack in a Hounslow park.
20. A Great Saturday AM Ritual: Pottering about Borough Market
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
Here's my $.02 (£.01?...) on one of most obvious-but oft overlooked places in London that makes London such an incredible place: Borough Market....
I have a confession: I get up earlier on Saturday morning than I ever do during the week for work. Crazy, I know-but this is what you do when want to be at Borough Market before 8.30am on a Saturday! This is what you do to get the best pick of
19. Oasis of Calm in London’s heart: Picnic in Phoenix Gardens
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
When you are stuck in town on a sunny day with hot pavement beneath your feet and air full of exhaust fumes, it all can get a bit too much. Luckily tucked behind the Odeon on Shaftesbury Avenue, close to the hustle and bustle of Soho and the exhausting entertainments of Covent Garden is a little oasis of calm. Phoenix Gardens are the ideal place to take a picnic (or just a coffee or book) and
Ealing pupils celebrate Commonwealth Day
15th March 2012
Eight pupils from St Benedict’s School, attended a special service at Westminster Abbey on 12th March to celebrate Diamond Jubilee Commonwealth Observance Day. Hannah Cockshutt, Jack Davies and Matthew Barrett (Year 7), Olivia Smith, Theo Byrne and Matthew Gosztony (Year 8), and Francis Curran and Finn Hobson (Year 9) were selected because of the work they have done contributing items for the Diamond Jubilee Time Capsule, a gift for Her Majesty The Queen to mark sixty years of her reign.
18. Swimming with ducks in Hampstead Heath.
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
We Londoners easily loose touch with nature (my interaction with nature is nowadays limited to the disease-ridden basil plant in my kitchen – or an occasional dog poo on foot incident). That’s why I have found taking a dip in mossy water amongst semi-naked Londoners and other equally obscure forms of wildlife so…restorative.
A century old tradition, bathing in the wooded Hampstead ponds was once
17. Putting the 'Art' into clogged arteries: London's Fast Food Greats!
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
So the economic downturn seems to have created a capital craving for good ol' fast food. Here's some of the finest:
Lucky Chip at The Sebright Arms:
A street food take on pub grub. If you like your burgers sloppy, greasy, and named after film stars, Nettil Market's burger van based Lucky Chip have taken residency at the transformed old man's pub The Sebright Arms.
TOP FACT Michael
St Benedict’s children ‘Dance with the Dinosaurs’
9th March 2012
Jane Clarke, children’s author and poet brightened the lives of pupils and staff at St Benedict’s Junior School when she visited on Friday 2nd March as part of World Book Day celebrations. Librarian Celia Sweetman said: “Nursery children were entranced with their own poetry performance in the Library, joining in a reading of Jane’s ‘Stuck in the Mud’. The day came to an effervescent close with the Prep-Prep 3s ‘Dancing with the Dinosaurs’ from Jane’s latest publication.
16. Become a Culture Vulture: London's Galleries in one Swoop
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
Right now in London there has never been so much art. I mean it is literally pouring out every single corner of central London. And, not only is it everywhere, the quality is truly outstanding. What is also wonderful about this, is that everyone I know (OK this could be an age thing) is getting involved and wants to go see these exhibitions.
Whilst the selection is quite literally intoxicating,
Ireland U18s Rugby Call Up for St Benedict’s Student
2nd March 2012
Sean O’Hagan, a Lower Sixth student at St Benedict’s School in Ealing, represented the Ireland U18 rugby side against Italy on Saturday 18th February. The match was played in the small town of Badia Polesine in the Province of Rovigo. It was a close game which Ireland narrowly lost 11–17.
Despite the result, Sean was still buzzing after his first cap. “The atmosphere was incredible. To sing “Ireland’s Call” in front of 1,000 people was one of the best experiences of my life.”
Two-Hour Personal Shopping Experience for £29
1st March 2012
Shikkuu Guides Two-Hour Personal Shopping Experience with Initial Consultation - £29 (£100 value). After an initial phone consultation -essential for mapping out where you want to go - you'll spend two hours exploring undiscovered territories utilising your capable attendant's native wit and local knowledge, tracking down outfits that match your budget, style, and body type.
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90-Minute Makeover for £29
1st March 2012
Suzanne Cambray 90-Minute Personalised, Professional Makeover Including Make-Up Consultation and Goody Bag for £29 (a £60 value). A professional makeup artist with over 20 years of experience, Suzanne specialises in highlighting natural beauty, working to promote healthy skin and inner confidence.
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150 Chiswick High Road
Chiswick, London, W4 1PR
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Outreach Services
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Dementia Support Worker provides information, advice
and support to clients. Home visits can be made to meet
people living with the experience of dementia and their
carers; helping them gain a better understanding of the
needs of a person living with dementia.
Dementia Support worker also rasies awareness about dementia to people working in health and social services and the general public.
If you would like to get in touch please contact on 020 8580 1057 or hounslow@alzheimers.org.uk
Carers' Support Group (First Wednesday of Every Month 11:00am - 12:30pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
We offer a monthly support group for carers, friends or family of people living with the experince of dementia.
Join us to give and receive support, to share information about what helps and what is difficult or to meet new people.
We offer a safe environment to talk about your experience of caring for someone with dementia and the impact it has had on your life.
Location: Westar House, 690 Great West Road, TW7 4PU. Contact: 020 8580 1057 or hounslow@alzheimers.org.uk
Osterley Garden Project
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
We are building a sensory garden where we will grow a variety of fruit, vegetables and flowers for the whole community to enjoy!
If you are living with the experience of dementia or a carer and intrested in gardening, please come along to make this a beautiful space. We have 6 rasied beds, therefore making it accessible to all and have expert advisors around at all times to help.
For confirmed times and date, please contact on 020 8580 1057 or hounslow@alzheimers.org.uk
Coffee Mornings/Dropping Service (Tuesday 10:30am - 12:30pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Would you like to make new friends?
Come along to our Coffee mornings/Dropping service. This will be an Ideal place to meet new friends and enjoy the company of others.
This session will also provide literature, information and advice for any enquires.
Location: Westar House, 690 Great West Road, Osterley, TW7 4PU. Contact: 020 8580 1057 or hounslow@alzheimers.org.uk
Osterley Digital Champions (Thursday 10:00am -12:00pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Would you like to have fun using computers and gadgets?
Come along to our Digital Champions Club and learn how set up your own email address, browse the internet, find your way around a computer and use basic Microsoft Office programs
We also have a variety of gadgets, such as digital cameras and camcorders for you to play with!
Location: Westar House, 690 Great West Road, Osterley, TW7 4PU. Contact: 020 8580 1057 or hounslow@alzheimers.org.uk
50/50 Group Feltham (Thursday 2:00pm - 4:30pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Social activity group for people living with the experience of dementia and thier carers. we provide fun, exciting and sociable activities in order to keep the mind and body fit and stimulated.
Activities: arts & crafts, dancing & music, bowling, crazy golf, indoor sports and day trips out to various places.
Location: Feltham Lodge, Harlington Road West, Middlesex, TW14 0JJ
Price:£5
Contact us if planning to attend for the first time on
020 8580 1057 or hounslowl@alzheimers.org.uk
50/50 Group Brentford (Friday 1:30pm - 4:30pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Social activity group for people living with the experience of dementia and thier carers. we provide fun, exciting and sociable activities in order to keep the mind and body fit and stimulated.
Activities: arts & crafts, dancing & music, bowling, crazy golf, indoor sports and day trips out to various places.
Location: Alexandra House, Albany Road, TW8 0NE
Price: £5
Contact us if planning to attend for the first time on
020 8580 1057 or hounslowl@alzheimers.org.uk
50/50 Group Hounslow (Tuesday 1:30pm - 4:30pm)
by Alzheimer's Society Hounslow
29th February 2012
Social activity group for people living with the experience of dementia and thier carers. we provide fun, exciting and sociable activities in order to keep the mind and body fit and stimulated.
Activities: arts & crafts, dancing & music, bowling, crazy golf, indoor sports and day trips out to various places.
Location: Church of the Good Shepherd, 360 Beavers Lane, TW4 6HJ
Price: £5
Contact us if planning to attend for the first time on
020 8580 1057 or hounslowl@alzheimers.org.uk
15. Just Hanging Around: Rock Climbing at Westway
by Stickyboard
2nd April 2012
Ah the mid-week hump! A gritty morning coffee has relieved the lurking hangover, and come 5:30 I’m ready for some alternative evening’s entertainment to celebrate a successful Wednesday.
Londoners are spoilt for choice when it comes to alternatives, but here’s my insider’s tip: try indoor rock climbing.
It’s natural to question the fun of clambering artificial rocks, as well as the sanity of
Hounslow unlicensed cabbie jailed for sex attacks
27th February 2012
AN UNLICENSED cab driver has been jailed following sexual assaults on two women in 2010.
Mosque community centre opens in Feltham
28th February 2012
A NEW mosque and community centre has opened its doors in Feltham.
Win team shirts and accessories for your club
27th February 2012
THE Hounslow Chronicle is offering one lucky youth sports team a chance to put their rivals in the shade by winning a unique competition.
Hounslow beats other boroughs to Olympic rings
24th February 2012
HOUNSLOW ran rings round other London boroughs after scooping the rights to use the Olympic symbols in its parks, before any other area.
CCTV films theft of 'priceless' violin on train
24th February 2012
DETECTIVES are appealing for anyone who saw a man stealing a priceless violin from the luggage rack of a train at Whitton Station to come forward.
Heston actor to play 'British Bollywood' villian
24th February 2012
AN ACTOR from Heston is hoping to hit the big time after being cast as a villain in a British Bollywood thriller.
Woman saved on Chiswick lifeboat crew's 2,000th mission
24th February 2012
A WOMAN was rescued by a lifeboat on its 2,000th mission after she jumped into the middle of the river from her boat.
St Benedict’s Junior School Pupils Go for Goals!
23rd February 2012
Every pupil and member of staff was encouraged to set themselves a goal for the half term and a tally was kept on a display board in the Junior School Hall. The culmination came during the weekly Thursday assembly on 16th February, when the goals were announced and everyone waited to see how many pupils and staff had reached their goals. It turned out to be just about everyone! Our Deputy Head Mrs Monica McCarthy even put her fears behind her and managed to roller skate!
Bedfont cat loses eye in 'barbaric' air gun attack
23rd February 2012
A CAT has had to have his left eye removed following an air gun attack described by locals as 'barbaric'.
Vandal-hit scouts apply for Let's Do It cash
23rd February 2012
A SCOUT group whose base was attacked by vandals is the latest charity to be nominated for the Let's Do It awards.
Organisers stand firm on decision to cancel Brentford Festival
23rd February 2012
PLEAS to reverse a decision to cancel Brentford’s annual stand-out event look set to fall on deaf ears.
Council approves plans to cut cost of Hounslow children's centres
23rd February 2012
CHILDREN'S Centres across the borough are set to share services in a bid to save money, under new proposals.
Brentford sign company celebrates 50 years
22nd February 2012
A COMPANY founded by a man with a passion for painting and Brentford FC is celebrating fifty years of business.
Syon Park tropical zoo moving to Feltham
22nd February 2012
A MUCH loved family attraction is to leave Brentford after 21 years.
Double crime blow for Hounslow pharmacist
22nd February 2012
A HOUNSLOW pharmacist who went 30 years without any serious trouble - has become the victim of crime twice in four days.
Council tax frozen again in Hounslow
22nd February 2012
COUNCIL tax is set to be frozen for the sixth year running in Hounslow.
14. A Shortcut to happiness: Swing Dancing in London
by Stickyboard
22nd February 2012
Want to get fit without trying? Meet fun friends, pretty girls and fine young men? Laugh out loud? Well these are all common side-effects of swing dancing!
When I first came to London seven years ago, knowing no-one and keen on anything that didn’t cost much, I turned up shyly to a free Christmas concert in the Royal Festival Hall ballroom. With a whirl of live big band music and a roomful of
Stanley Road allotment gets a spruce-up
21st February 2012
GREEN-FINGERED volunteers planted half a kilometre of hedgerow to help brighten up a Hounslow allotment.
Hounslow four arrested over fake bank notes
21st February 2012
A TEENAGE girl is one four people from Hounslow arrested on suspicion of using counterfeit bank notes.
Seema Malhotra MP: We need Heathrow to remain a world leader
21st February 2012
Labour MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra, provides this week's Constituency Matters column.
Student who shaved head is up for JustGiving Award
21st February 2012
A CRANFORD girl who shaved her head for charity was so scared of what her parents would think she didn't tell them until the day itself. See the before and after pics.
Tower block 'a threat' to Gunnersbury wildlife
21st February 2012
RARE and protected species including newts, woodpeckers and dragonflies are among the wildlife whose habitat will be under threat if a new tower block is built.
Drought declared in south east England
20th February 2012
The south east of England is now in a state of drought, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has said.
Bladerunner and Italian Job studio set to close
20th February 2012
TWICKENHAM Film Studios, where movie classics including The Italian Job and Bladerunner were shot, is set to close.
Cash offered to get Hounslow interested in the arts
20th February 2012
UP TO £1.8 million is up for grabs to help get Hounslow's creative juices flowing.
Hounslow man to attempt land speed record
20th February 2012
A CAR-MAD father of two is gearing up for a bash at the world land speed record.
Chiswick teen tells MPs about Thames sewage
20th February 2012
A YOUNG rower spoke out in the Houses of Parliament about the perils of sewage in the Thames.
Woman flees burning flat in Feltham
20th February 2012
A WOMAN was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation after escaping from a flat fire in Feltham last night.
‘Go, go, go Joseph!’
16th February 2012
On a cold evening in February, St Benedict’s School production of ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ provided a wonderful spectacle that gladdened the eye and warmed the heart. The school’s Orchard Hall was transformed with kaleidoscopic sparkling lights, sand, palm trees and a Sphinx that transported the audience to ancient Egypt. The production was directed by Head of Drama, Katie Ravenscroft, with musical accompaniment under the direction of Music teacher Jane Pashby.
Appeal for whereabouts of nurse's Chiswick home
16th February 2012
FRIENDS and neighbours of a nurse who died are being urged to come forward as her family hunt for her lost properties.
Police shut down Feltham 'crack den'
16th February 2012
A CRACK house has been closed down after magistrates were told residents living nearby had suffered harassment and violence from drug users and dealers.
Brentford Festival cancelled due to charges
16th February 2012
A STAND-OUT event in Brentford’s annual calendar will not take place this year following a row between organisers and the council.
London Road finally reopens after mains burst
16th February 2012
COMMUTERS breathed a long overdue sigh of relief as a main road which has been shut for a fortnight finally reopened.
Teen's bike wheel stolen as he gives blood
16th February 2012
A TEENAGER who was donating blood for the UK’s transfusion service emerged from his good deed to find something else had been taken from him as well – a wheel off his cycle.
Exhibition will celebrate Charles Dickens' links to Hounslow
16th February 2012
AN EXHIBITION celebrating Charles Dickens’ links with the borough is being held at Hounslow Library to mark the 200th anniversary of the author’s birth.
Homes and shops plan for 'Shannons parade'
16th February 2012
MORE than 100 homes and stores will replace a badly dilapidated shopping parade in Hounslow town centre.
World's first BollyBrit film to premiere at Feltham
16th February 2012
THE world premiere of the first every 'BollyBrit' film, Naachle London, will be held next week at Feltham's Cineworld cinema.
'Professional dog walkers causing public menace'
15th February 2012
'COMMERCIAL' dog walkers on Hounslow Heath are a menace to the public, a friends group has claimed.
Staff shortage hits Hounslow police teams
15th February 2012
NEARLY half Hounslow's local policing teams are at least one officer down following a London-wide recruitment freeze, new figures reveal.
Former Hounslow top cop jailed for a second time
15th February 2012
HOUNSLOW'S former top cop has been jailed for the second time for framing an innocent man for assault.
Kingsley Road off licence 'fueling crime' says police
15th February 2012
A LATE-NIGHT off-licence in Hounslow could close after police raised concerns it was helping fuel crime in the area.
13. Weekly wine tasting for a Fiver...in Kensington!?!
by Stickyboard
15th February 2012
For about 3 years now, every Thursday evening I go to the whole food’s supermarket for an event they call “Thirst Thursday”. I believe it started as a marketing ploy but has slowly turned into an un-missable London Social Event.
The premise is simple. For £5, you get to try 5 small glasses of wine and 5 small plates of food. The evenings are usually themed and generally try to promote different
12. A True Diamond in the Rough: Mudchute City Farm
by Stickyboard
15th February 2012
Beneath heady towers of London’s financial district, on the isle of dogs, sits 32 acres of green and pleasant land. This 32 acres of land that was once used to defend London from Nazi bombers and had the Eastend community of dockers at its heart, is now home to something special.
It is home to Mudchute Farm, the UK’s largest city farm.
Since 1977 the farm has been growing and it now has over
11. King of the Swinger ohh: Flying Trapeze London Style
by Stickyboard
15th February 2012
Ever climbed something reeeally high and had the urge to jump, do a couple of stylish spins in the air and land flawlessly on the ground with everyone watching and wooping? I haven’t.
But in some fantastic moment of madness last summer I signed up for a flying trapeze lesson on Acton Common with a company called Gorilla Circus, and it was amAZing!
Basically you climb this big ladder, which feels
Saturday school could benefit from Let's Do It cash
14th February 2012
A TRIAL project to tackle rising youth unemployment in Hounslow could benefit from a £1,000 boost as part of the Let's Do It Awards.
Church packed out for moving farewell to little girl
14th February 2012
FAMILY, friends and fellow pupils have paid moving tributes to an ‘extraordinary’ girl who lost her battle with cancer aged just three.
Two hurt in Wellington Road gas explosion
14th February 2012
A BUILDER and landlord were hurt in a huge gas explosion after the workman tried to remove the boiler with the gas switched on.
Gunnersbury Station improvements 'not enough'
13th February 2012
A RESIDENTS’ group has said improvements to a train station do not go far enough to address concerns over safety.
Cash for Hounslow schools to get on bikes
13th February 2012
SCHOOLS across Hounslow have been given more than £30,000 in a bid to get more pupils on their bikes.
Hanworth boy to star in 'British Bollywood' film
13th February 2012
A BUDDING young actor will hit the big screen later this month after making his film debut in the first ever ‘BollyBrit’ movie.
8. The One and Only... National Theatre
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
A theatre? What is so good about a theatre? I hear you say, apart from the obvious enjoyment of the evening and perhaps matinee performances. Well the National Theatre, I believe, is unlike any other theatre for the enormous variety not only in the productions being shown but all the other things that this building has to offer!
Situated on the Southbank which is considered to be one of the
Search is on for Feltham Citizen of the Year
10th February 2012
Citizen of the Year 2012 awards have launched this week to recognise kind-hearted members of the community.
Independent school to open in Staines Road
10th February 2012
AN INDEPENDENT secondary school is to open in Hounslow at the site of a former college for international students.
Seema Malhotra gives progress report after month as MP
10th February 2012
HAVING swept to victory in December’s Feltham and Heston by-election, Seema Malhotra is now learning the ropes within parliament.
Hounslow faith group defends prayers before council meetings
10th February 2012
PRAYERS before council meetings help focus the mind, a faith group in Hounslow claimed today following a landmark ruling which could see them banned.
HOST HOMES NEEDED THIS SUMMER!
10th February 2012
We are appealing for people in Hounslow to host pairs of volunteers this summer.
Could your family benefit from a unique cultural exchange?
Could you host 2 volunteers (1 UK, 1 Zambian) for between 2 weeks & 12 weeks from July – September?
Do you have one spare room?
Global Xchange provides:
A weekly allowance to cover food & utilities
Volunteers who have gone through a selection process & training
A briefing before volunteers arrive
2 programme supervisors for support
Volunteers needed at Hounslow allotments
10th February 2012
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help plant brighten up allotments in Hounslow.
Brentford flood victims to demand compensation
9th February 2012
A FLOOD of compensation claims could hit Thames Water, from traders whose livelihoods have been affected by the latest water main burst in Brentford.
A Good Citizen is …?
9th February 2012
The children and staff dressed as ‘good citizens’ for the day and thoroughly experienced, through a range of activities, what being a good citizen is all about, just as our school mission states: ‘Teaching a Way of Living. Included in those guest speakers were: a Human Rights lawyer, a consultant in Critical Care Medicine, a Police Officer, the London Fire Brigade and Angie Bray, MP for Ealing Central and Acton.
On the Couch: What would Freud think about John Terry?
9th February 2012
FOOTBALL is such a shared experience for it’s fans and I love to see my boys watching a match together. But, and here’s the rub, I really struggle with John Terry.
Anger as council contractor smashes up snowmen
9th February 2012
CHILDREN and parents out playing in the snow watched in disbelief as council workmen smashed the snowmen they had just built in the park.
Police and Council team up to reduce crime
9th February 2012
A CRIME-BUSTING partnership between the police and Hounslow Council has been hailed a success three months after being formed.
Man arrested after dog-mauled pensioner dies
9th February 2012
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after a pensioner was mauled by a dog and later found dead at his Brentford home.
2. Night at the Museum... without Stiller
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
So you think you’ve been to the Science Museum? Not like this you haven’t. Keen to get more young adults into science, the museum, alongside others in London, has been throwing their doors open after hours for special Lates events.
Open access, exclusive demonstrations and yes, “refreshments”, combine to make one of the most educational and fun nights you’ll have out in town this year. To get
10. An experimental Sunday @ Brixton Market
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
For those of you who sing the praises of Borough Market but are hankering after something new, I can not recommend Brixton Indoor Market and the Brixton Electric Avenue Street Market enough. If you are a lover of food, or just enjoy a potter and a nibble, both of these will appeal! Ideal for a lazy late Sunday morning: you can peruse the delights of the markets and then settle down for a spot of
Safety review gathers pace after cyclist deaths
8th February 2012
A REVIEW of cycle safety at junctions across London is gathering pace following the death of a Hounslow cyclist.
Fight against cancer to continue in little Liesel's name
8th February 2012
A YOUNG girl whose battle with cancer inspired her mother to help others affected by the disease has died.
Hounslow homes and shops 'masterplan'
8th February 2012
HUNDREDS of homes, new shops and restaurants would be built under a new 'masterplan' to transform Hounslow town centre.
Plan to dim Hounslow lights raises crime fears
8th February 2012
WORRIES about increased crime levels and road accidents may be realised if street lights are dimmed across the borough.
Homes and shops 'masterplan' for Hounslow
8th February 2012
HUNDREDS of homes, new shops and restaurants would be built under a new 'masterplan' to transform Hounslow town centre.
Mary Macleod MP: Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week
7th February 2012
Brentford & Isleworth MP, Mary Macleod, gives her views on how apprenticeships can help young people into work, in her latest Constituency Matters column for the Chronicle.
Brentford street dancer to carry Olympic torch
7th February 2012
A YOUNG street dancer is celebrating after finding out he will carry the Olympic torch.
Hounslow trader sceptical about market place plan
7th February 2012
A TRADER has raised concerns about plans for a permanent market place in Hounslow town centre.
Laser light sculpture good for Brentford, says Boris
7th February 2012
A laser light ‘sculpture’ beaming up into the sky from Watermans Centre in Brentford High Street was switched on last week.
Cuts campaign group comes to Hounslow
6th February 2012
A CAMPAIGN group which has fought high-profile campaigns against the closure of libraries and children's centres is coming to Hounslow.
Whitton Station 'not fit for 21st Century'
6th February 2012
URGENT improvements to Whitton station have been demanded in a petition launched last week.
Heston community centre clampers spark complaints
6th February 2012
HESTON & District Community Association has agreed changes to the way its car park is managed following a string of complaints about clampers at the site.
Frustration at latest Brentford watermain burst
6th February 2012
GALLONS of water submerged a busy Brentford road on Wednesday, February 1, plunging the community back into the nightmare of lost business and travel chaos from which it was convinced it had seen the last.
9. Exercise and Indulgence: Richmond Park
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
This is the ultimate day trip if you have time, energy and feel like you just need to just get out of the city but you don't have a car. All you have to do is hop on the underground and go to Richmond Station and head to Richmond Park
Out the station turn left and weave your way through yummy mummies, city-boy-dads, prams and posh poodles. Stop off at Paul's on the way and grab yourself a coffee
Former butcher knits Brentford FC hats
3rd February 2012
A FORMER butcher has swapped his meat cleaver for knitting needles to raise money for charity.
Boris and Seb Coe shoot hoops in Chiswick
3rd February 2012
LONDON Mayor Boris Johnson and Olympics chief Seb Coe have visited a Chiswick school to shoot basketball hoops with pupils.
Story-time helps soldier dads stay close to children
3rd February 2012
AS THE WELSH Guards prepare to head to Afghanistan, Robert Cumber visits Hounslow Barracks to learn how the power of storytelling is helping Army families cope with the pain of separation.
Search on for people born on Queen's ascension day
2nd February 2012
THE HUNT is on for people born on the day of Elizabeth II’s ascension to play a special role in her diamond jubilee celebrations.
Search on for people born on Queen's accession day
3rd February 2012
THE HUNT is on for people born on the day of Elizabeth II’s accession to play a special role in her diamond jubilee celebrations.
Cannabis haul found at Central Avenue in Hounslow
2nd February 2012
A CANNABIS factory has been uncovered by police using thermal imagining equipment.
Residents group hits out at Hounslow town centre plan
2nd February 2012
A SCATHING attack on council plans to redevelop Hounslow town centre has been launched by a leading residents’ group.
MP calls public meeting over runway trial
2nd February 2012
A MEETING is being held next Thursday (February 9) to discuss the impact of trials at Heathrow.
'No need for free school in Feltham' says head
1st February 2012
A FELTHAM headteacher has raised 'very grave concerns' about the 'misleading proposal' for a new free school in the town.
Drivers needed to help cancer patients receive support
1st February 2012
VOLUNTEER drivers are needed to help more cancer patients benefit from a vital support service in Isleworth.
Flooding hits Brentford High Street
1st February 2012
BRENTFORD High Street has again this morning been hit by flooding, thanks to a burst water main.
‘All Aboard’ – St Benedict’s Gains RYA Status
1st February 2012
St Benedict’s School, Ealing is now a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) training centre. This allows students who are in the Combined Cadet Force (CCF) to have the chance to gain international yachting qualifications from the school’s ICT classrooms. There are only five other schools with RYA status, however, St Benedict’s is the first to offer the courses interactively with online learning.
7. London’s Heart; A touching memorial
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
London is a reflection of the people who live in it. Our lust can be found in the narrow alleys of Soho, our need for knowledge is reflected in London’s libraries and bookshops. Our gluttony and our multi-culturalism can be seen in restaurants providing food from all over the globe. Our capacity for violence can be found in the need for police stations and our neglect for those less fortunate
6. Zoo Lates; See the animals in a whole new way!
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
Going to the zoo doesn't just have to be for toddlers and hassled parents trying to keep tabs on their over excited children, there is in fact a whole animal kingdom out there waiting for the rest of us; Zoo Lates at London Zoo.
As the last of the lunch boxes and school coaches roll out of the gates, the green picnic spaces make way for pop up bars, food stands (from Ostrich burgers to Spanish
5. A date with a view!
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
On a glorious summer evening I went for a cocktail at Searcy's at The Gherkin - a Private Members Bar with one of the best views in London.
On the 48th floor, the bar has a 360 degree view of all of London and it is simply breath taking! I was with a date but rather than try and impress each other with sophisticated chat, our excited giddiness took over and we started playing i-spy, capering
4. London in Bloom; Columbia Road Flower Market
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
Every Londoner should visit this fantastic market in Shoreditch. It's one of the few excellent London markets open on Sunday and worth a visit any time of the year. This unassuming road is filled with market stalls of flowers and plants, barrow boys, food stalls and craft shops.
The prices are incredible. Last time I was there I got an mini orange tree with fruit on it for £3. I know a few
Full Dental Exam, X-Rays Cleaning, Polish (£29)
31st January 2012
Get your facts straight and put your butterflies to one side by making today's deal from the Putney Hill Dental Practice your specialist subject. Come up with the answer to your tooth troubles by paying £29 for a full examination, up to five X-rays, and a dental cleaning with mousse polish worth up to£102.
Location
9 Putney Hill
London, SW15 6BA
020 8788 2727
Ten Classes of Power Yoga, Zumba, or a Mix of Both (£15)
31st January 2012
A 10-class pass for Power Yoga and Zumba (or a mix of both) classes at London Fitness and Health for £15 (a value up to £100),
At one of London Fitness and Health's three London locations, choose Power Yoga, which offers the serenity and balance of yoga with a strength training workout, or Zumba, the fun, Latin-inspired dance workout, or a combination of the two.
Locations
Baden-Powell House SW7 5JS
Dragon Hall Covent Garden WC2B 5LT (Power Yoga only)
Fulham SW6 1NJ
Mystery of body in burned car is Chronicle's most read story
31st January 2012
Breaking news about a man's body being found by a burned out car in Osterley became the most read news story on the Chronicle website this week.
Change afoot as Chiswick school becomes academy
31st January 2012
CHISWICK Community School is to change its name and uniform after being awarded academy status.
Hounslow holds service for victims of genocide
31st January 2012
DIFFERENT faiths joined civic dignitaries to remember victims of Nazi persecution and other genocides at a ceremony in Hounslow.
Council to tackle blight of 'eyesore' empty homes
31st January 2012
Council to tackle 'eyesore' empty homes
31st January 2012
LONG-term abandoned homes are rising in number in Hounslow with neighbours complaining they are unable to sell properties next to the 'eyesores'.
MP Macleod refutes councillor's flyover claim
30th January 2012
MP Mary Macleod has slammed a Brentford councillor's claim that TfL is not addressing the Hammersmith Flyover traffic disruption.
Eight dog attacks on postal workers in year
30th January 2012
DOG attacks on postal workers are still reasonably rare in Hounslow according to recent figures.
Let's Do It Awards: Scout group had to sacrifice minibus
30th January 2012
A SCOUT group in Osterley is hoping to win the Let's Do It Awards top prize of £1,000 to help buy a new set of wheels.
West Mid could share alcohol injury info with police
30th January 2012
WEST Middlesex Hospital could share details of alcohol-related injuries in a bid to tackle booze-fuelled violence.
3. London's Prestige: A night @ the Magic Circle
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
So you’ve taken in a couple of shows, checked out the latest exhibits, but have you visited the premier magical society in the fascinating world of mystery and illusion?
Well...neither had I. That was until I went the Magic Circle’s headquarters for one of their public show. Forget Darren Brown, forget David Blaine, this promises to be an evening full of magic, comedy, ventriloquism and a guy
1. Ice Skating with Ravens
by Stickyboard
14th February 2012
It's that time of year - Winter arrives, sites all over London put up ice rinks in their back gardens, and Londoners suddenly become convinced that they too can glide gracefully around on thin slithers of metal whilst retaining perfect balance and poise...
But with so many venues now sporting rinks, the real difficulty can be deciding where to go. This year I had heard that the Ice Rink at the
Watch the birds in your garden this weekend and help save species
27th January 2012
THOUSANDS of householders will have one eye on their gardens this weekend (Jan 28-29) for the Big Garden Birdwatch.
Chiswick gets its first female vicar
27th January 2012
THE FIRST woman vicar in Chiswick has been licensed.
Isleworth man making a film for the Olympics
27th January 2012
A NEWLY married director has scooped a 'once in a life time' chance to shoot a film for the Olympics.
Police taking steps against drink-related crime
27th January 2012
POLICE hope to crack down on booze-fuelled crime in Hounslow by making it harder for new pubs and off-licences to open.
Cinema part of Hounslow town centre plans
27th January 2012
THIS is the first glimpse of how a new shopping and leisure quarter in Hounslow town centre might look.
Crane Park in line for green flag quality mark
26th January 2012
CRANE Park could be in line for green flag status as its £400,000 transformation nears completion.
Malhotra urges Hounslow residents to test for diabetes
26th January 2012
FELTHAM and Heston MP Seema Malhotra is working to raise awareness of diabetes after it was revealed Hounslow has more cases than the national average.
Pensioner who died after bus collision was week's most read story
25th January 2012
OUR report about a pensioner who died after a collision with a bus was the most read story on the Chronicle website this week.
Man's body found near burned out car in Osterley
25th January 2012
A burnt body was found close to a blazing car in Osterley Lane, Osterley, in what could be a suicide.
Chronicle reporter braves the rain to try lock-keeping
25th January 2012
“Put on your life jacket, try not to fall in, and attach the windlass to the spindle so we can raise the paddle.”
TV's Sam and Mark to run marathon with Feltham trio
24th January 2012
CHILDREN'S TV favourites Sam and Mark have teamed up with a Feltham trio to take on this year’s London Marathon.
Police seek victims of paedophile racing driver
24th January 2012
POLICE have appealed for people who may have suffered abuse as children to come forward after a former racing driver was jailed.
Lampton pupil's passion for sport wins award
24th January 2012
AN ASPIRING basketball player has scooped a prestigious award after his passion for sport helped him mature from a ‘hot-headed boy’ to a ‘helpful young man’.
Your views wanted to shape Feltham free school
24th January 2012
PROSPECTIVE parents and the general public are being asked for their views to help shape Feltham’s first free school.
Oxbridge
24th January 2012
Some say good things come in threes and that was certainly the case when this year’s Oxbridge interview results were announced at St Benedict’s School, Ealing. Three girls, Christina Haddad, Chirar Tolentino and Head Girl Rhianna Ilube wrote their names into the school history annals by becoming the first female students to obtain offers of places at the prestigious universities. St Benedict’s Senior School went co-educational four years ago and the girls have progressed a long way.
Seema Malhotra MP: Labour setting the tone on the economy
24th January 2012
Seema Malhotra, the newly elected MP for Feltham & Heston, provides this week's Constituency Matters political column.
Brentford residents give views on regeneration windfall
23rd January 2012
FOLLOWING the news that Brentford High Street was awarded more than £2million, the Chronicle took to the streets to ask people what they thought.
MP Mary Macleod rides with ambulance crew
23rd January 2012
LOCAL MP Mary Macleod has been seeing for herself the challenges facing ambulance staff after accompanying an Isleworth crew on the road.
Pensioner dies after Hanworth bus collision
20th January 2012
A WOMAN in her 70s died after a collision with a bus on Hounslow Road in Hanworth.
St Benedict’s Pupils predict the End of the World
20th January 2012
“Is the world going to end this year?” Well hopefully not before Year 10 Green pupils at St Benedict’s School, Ealing make deadline. Green were the third group of pupils writing the news for the BBC this year in a massive project involving the whole Year 10 cohort. On their practice news day they investigated and filmed reports on racism, the rumoured end of the world, the effect of the London riots, the Wikipedia blackout and hackers targeting children's gaming sites.
Isleworth charity worker sees poverty in Egypt
19th January 2012
A CHARITY worker from Isleworth has spoken of the devastating poverty in Egypt, ahead of the first anniversary of the uprising which toppled president Hosni Mubarak.
Hounslow tenants face 7.9% rent rise
19th January 2012
HOUNSLOW council tenants are set to be hit in the pocket after the authority agreed plans to increase rent by 7.9 per cent.
Hounslow Dale Farm protestor cleared in court
19th January 2012
A DALE Farm protester from Hounslow has been cleared of a public order offence.
Shop's 24-hour alcohol license worries police
19th January 2012
An off-licence in Hounslow West has been granted permission to sell alcohol around-the-clock despite objections from police.
Former Isleworth MP misses out on Euro top job
19th January 2012
A FORMER local MP has missed out on the chance to become the most important man in Europe.
Boris to switch on Brentford laser display
18th January 2012
LONDON Mayor Boris Johnson will be lighting up Brentford when he visits the town on February 2.
Samaritans mark 40 years of helping those in distress
18th January 2012
THE Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow Samaritans are celebrating 40 years of reaching distressed and lonely people in their darkest hours.
On the Couch: Sex addiction and celebrities
18th January 2012
I first heard about sex addiction when Michael Douglas underwent treatment in 1990, since then it has become common parlance with celebrities such as Russell Brand and Tiger Woods publically sharing their own experiences of suffering.
Hounslow agrees deal to restart regeneration
18th January 2012
THE REGENERATION of Hounslow town centre has moved a step closer after council chiefs agreed a deal with the Blenheim Centre owners.
£4.8 million for regeneration in Brentford and Hounslow
17th January 2012
NEARLY £5 million is to be spent on regeneration schemes in Brentford and Hounslow.
Cranford teen has sights on Paralympic glory
17th January 2012
A TEENAGER has his sights set on Paralympic glory just 18 months after taking up athletics.
£1million in stolen goods 'moving' in Hounslow
17th January 2012
ONE million pounds worth of stolen goods is being moved across Hounslow borough every month, thanks to high levels of burglary and robbery.
Indian nationals forced to sleep rough under M4
17th January 2012
HOMELESS people sleeping rough under the M4 flyover in Heston are being left in 'limbo' by the Indian High Commission, a charity has claimed.
Tesco sets sights on squatter pub in North Hyde Lane
17th January 2012
A DERELICT pub in Norwood Green which has been occupied by squatters could become a Tesco Express.
Campaigners suspicious of tax rebates for aircraft noise pollution proposals
16th January 2012
PROPOSALS to slash council tax for residents affected by aircraft noise have been met with suspicion.
'Pay less council tax in return for more noise'
17th January 2012
PROPOSALS to slash council tax for residents affected by aircraft noise have been met with suspicion.
Jail for Feltham rioter who threw missiles at police
13th January 2012
A FELTHAM man who was at the heart of riots in Croydon last August has been jailed for four years.
MP Mary Macleod's victory for servicemen
12th January 2012
BRENTFORD and Isleworth MP Mary Macleod has won a victory in her campaign to ensure ex-service personnel receive the highest priority for social housing.
Janet Ellis: I realised I don't mind upsetting people
12th January 2012
FORMER Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis is appearing in theatre in Chiswick and sat down for a chat with the Chronicle about her career, including being prepared to upset people as a panelist on The Wright Stuff.
Murder On The Nile, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor
by Stickyboard
11th January 2012
JANUARY seems an unlikely time of the year to be enjoying a boat trip on the river.
Flyover closure causes gridlock in Brentford and Chiswick
by Stickyboard
11th January 2012
THE closure of Hammersmith Flyover for emergency repairs is causing traffic chaos in Hounslow borough and businesses are feeling the knock-on effects.
Criminal's release sparked Hounslow crime wave
by Stickyboard
11th January 2012
A SUSPECTED drug dealer has been locked up again after his release sparked a surge in crime and antisocial behaviour near Hounslow Heath.
New Feltham MP holds her first surgery
by Stickyboard
11th January 2012
FELTHAM and Heston's new MP, Seema Malhotra, has begun her work in the constituency, holding her first surgery.
Mary Macleod MP: An exciting year ahead
by Stickyboard
11th January 2012
Brentford & Isleworth MP Mary Macleod provides this week's Constituency Matters political column.
St Benedict’s Pupils Scoop Prestigious Architecture Awards
11th January 2012
Ben Medlam and Pablo Wheldon, Year 10 pupils at St Benedict’s School, Ealing were presented with Architecture awards at a prestigious ceremony at the Cowcross Gallery on Tuesday 13th December, hosted by Open City. Ben won the Key Stage 4 Model Making Architecture in Secondary Schools Award, while Pablo won the KS4 Imaginative Design Award.
Couple who cycled to India celebrate anniversary
by Stickyboard
10th January 2012
A GLOBE-TROTTING Feltham couple, who once drove from London to India and back again, will celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary this weekend.
Domino effect as schools opt for academy status
by Stickyboard
10th January 2012
NINE of Hounslow’s 14 secondary schools have now either been awarded or applied for academy status.
30 firefighters battle blaze at Brentford office block
by Stickyboard
9th January 2012
THIRTY firefighters battled for two hours to control a blaze which took hold of a four-storey office block in Brentford at the weekend.
Bedfont centre gets cash to help job seekers
by Stickyboard
9th January 2012
BEDFONT'S Southville Community Centre has benefitted from a £5,000 cash injection to help Hounslow's long-term unemployed.
Hounslow ASDA staff angry over day off snub
by Stickyboard
6th January 2012
STAFF at the ASDA store in Hounslow have accused their ‘Grinch-like’ bosses of stealing a day off.
Delivery driver's lucky escape during freak winds
by Stickyboard
6th January 2012
A DELIVERY driver had a lucky escape when his van narrowly avoided being crushed by a falling tree.
Treaty Centre enjoys near record New Year sales
by Stickyboard
6th January 2012
HOUNSLOW’S Treaty Centre enjoyed a ‘near record’ start to its post-Christmas sales, bosses have revealed.
Malhotra and Ken campaign for lower rail fares
by Stickyboard
6th January 2012
NEW Feltham MP Seema Malhotra joined Labour mayoral hopeful Ken Livingstone to call for cheaper rail fares following a New Year price increase.
Isleworth obesity clinic stars on Sky1 show
by Stickyboard
6th January 2012
AN ISLEWORTH clinic has found fame after featuring in a new TV series about tackling obesity.
'Dance Cabaret' at St Benedict's School
5th January 2012
With a cast of over sixty pupils, ‘Dance Cabaret’ staged at St Benedict’s School provided a colourful festive spectacle to warm the heart and gladden the eye. From the sleigh bells of ‘Winter Wonderland’, through the hip-hop number ‘Let’s Go’ and street dance with ‘Turn It On’ to the graceful ‘Set Fire to the Rain’, thirteen acts featured different combinations of year groups with a variety of dance and music expertly choreographed and directed by dance teacher, Ruth Kestenbaum.
Hounslow dancers enjoy global audience
by Stickyboard
4th January 2012
DANCERS from across Hounslow have showcased their skills to a global audience as part of the London New Year's Day Parade 2012.
£300k winning Lottery ticket claimed in Hounslow
by Stickyboard
4th January 2012
A LUCKY resident is starting their new year with a bang after finding a winning lottery ticket.
Eight carriage trains to stop at Hounslow
by Stickyboard
4th January 2012
LONGER trains will serve Hounslow, it has been announced.
Wind brings down tree on Piccadilly line in Osterley
by Stickyboard
3rd January 2012
HEAVY winds are believed to have sent a tree crashing on to the tube tracks in Osterley, causing Piccadilly line services to be part-suspended.
Piccadilly line running again after wind fells tree in Osterley
by Stickyboard
3rd January 2012
HEAVY winds are believed to have sent a tree crashing on to the tube tracks in Osterley, causing Piccadilly line services to be part-suspended.
Hounslow to crackdown on illegal 'shed homes'
by Stickyboard
3rd January 2012
A CRACKDOWN on 'sheds with beds' is being planned by council chiefs, a report reveals.
Heston Road still unsafe warns driving instructor
by Stickyboard
3rd January 2012
A CRASH has sparked claims safety issues have still not been addressed more than a decade after a girl was run down near Heston Community School.
Hanworth scouts benefit from BAA community cash
by Stickyboard
3rd January 2012
A SCOUT group awarded £1,800 for a wheelchair ramp was one of three Hounslow winners in the latest round of the BAA Community Awards.
Row over Whitton High Street regeneration
by Stickyboard
30th December 2011
A WHITTON shopkeeper has criticised a £360,000 scheme to regenerate the High Street, claiming it is pitting 'trader against trader'.
Ex-Hounslow taxi driver quits Kenya presidential race
by Stickyboard
30th December 2011
A FORMER Hounslow taxi driver has withdrawn from the Kenyan presidential race to focus on a new mission.
Heston firefighter joins marines in Atlantic fundraiser
by Stickyboard
29th December 2011
A HESTON firefighter is among four ex-Royal Marines attempting to row the Atlantic for charity.
Schools wanted for world record attempt
by Stickyboard
29th December 2011
HOUNSLOW schools have just three weeks left to sign up to be part of a singing world record attempt.
Beavers Estate health centre opens for business
by Stickyboard
28th December 2011
A NEW £5.7million medical centre at Beavers Estate in Hounslow has opened its doors to patients.
Snail was sole survivor of Crane Park sewage leak
by Stickyboard
28th December 2011
THIS tiny snail was the sole survivor of a huge sewage leak in the River Crane, a survey has revealed.
Heston firefighters spread cheer at West Mid
by Stickyboard
28th December 2011
FIREFIGHTERS brought some cheer to sick children at West Middlesex Hospital with a Christmas Day visit.
August riots led to influx in Feltham YO inmates
by Stickyboard
27th December 2011
FELTHAM Young Offenders’ Institution had a challenging time during the August riots, thanks to an influx of new inmates.
Boris to open upgraded Crane Park in 2012
by Stickyboard
27th December 2011
CRANE Park’s £400,000 upgrade is almost complete, with Boris Johnson set to officially re-open it early 2012.
Mary Macleod MP: Jobs and the economy will be my top priority in 2012
by Stickyboard
27th December 2011
A new year message from Brentford & Isleworth MP Mary Macleod.
Mary Macleod MP: Jobs and the economy will be my top priority
by Stickyboard
27th December 2011
A new year message from Brentford & Isleworth MP Mary Macleod.
Feltham man in TV disco dance contest
by Stickyboard
23rd December 2011
A HEATHROW worker from Feltham is to disco dance on TV this New Year in the hopes of winning £250,000.
House prices rising in Hounslow say agents
by Stickyboard
23rd December 2011
HOUSE prices in Hounslow rose nearly three times as much as those in any other London borough this month, new figures suggest.
A Christmas message from Mary Macleod MP
by Stickyboard
22nd December 2011
Mary Macleod, MP for Brentford & Isleworth, says Christmas is a time for family in her festive address to consituents.
A happy ending for hit and run Isleworth cat
by Stickyboard
22nd December 2011
A CAT which was run over and left for dead in Syon Lane will be starting a new life by the sea in Devon.
Rise in crime and bad behaviour on buses
by Stickyboard
22nd December 2011
CRIME and antisocial behaviour on buses in Hounslow is up by nearly 10 per cent according to the latest figures.
Hounslow schools doing better in English and worse in maths
by Stickyboard
21st December 2011
PRIMARY school results in Hounslow fell slightly this year, despite a national improvement.
Hanworth man to spend Christmas on navy ship
by Stickyboard
21st December 2011
A NAVAL officer from Hanworth will be miss out on a traditional family Christmas this weekend by spending the festive season on a warship.
Boy's health at risk after bus changes, says dad
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
A FATHER claims his autistic son’s health is being put at risk by controversial new school transport arrangements.
Video: Ed Miliband welcomes new Feltham & Heston MP to Parliament
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband has welcomed Seema Malhotra to Parliament following her election Feltham & Heston last week.
Mum of austic Brentford boy raises cash for school
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
THE MOTHER of an autistic toddler raised over two thousand pounds for his nursery school.
£300,000 unclaimed lottery ticket in Hounslow
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
SOMEONE in Hounslow is more than £300,000 richer than they think there are.
Gift ideas for younger children this Christmas
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
ANYONE still hunting for a Christmas gift for a younger child can get inspiration from a new video from the Early Learning Centre.
Family's first Christmas without cyclist dad killed by lorry
by Stickyboard
20th December 2011
THE WIDOW of Brian Dorling attended a vigil in memory of cycle crash victims on Tuesday as she and her family prepared to spend their first Christmas without him.
Open Mornings in 2012
20th December 2011
Open Mornings for entry to Nursery (Early Years Foundation Stage):
Wednesday 18th January; Thursday 8th March
Nativity Plays at St Benedict’s School
19th December 2011
In the last week of term, Pre-Prep children at St Benedict’s School, Ealing performed a variety of Nativity plays. Each one had its own outlook on the Birth of Christ.
Whether it was a hungry innkeeper, rhyming owls, rapping shepherds or aliens, the children sang catchy and uplifting songs to entertain the audience. All involved had a fun and enjoyable time, and the children deserved their applause after each performance with everyone leaving with huge smiles on their faces.
Lantern parade lights up Hounslow town centre
by Stickyboard
19th December 2011
A LANTERN parade and flame-throwing tuba player lit up Hounslow town centre over the weekend.
New Feltham & Heston MP to 'hit ground running'
by Stickyboard
19th December 2011
IT HAS been a whirlwind week for Feltham and Heston's new MP Seema Malhotra, after she comfortably won the seat in last Thursday's by-election.
Carol singers bring festive cheer to West Mid
by Stickyboard
19th December 2011
PATIENTS and visitors joined staff to bring some festive cheer to West Middlesex Hospital last week.
Ed Miliband in Feltham to congratulate new MP
by Stickyboard
16th December 2011
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband has paid a visit to Feltham to congratulate the party's newest MP, Seema Malhotra, who won Thursday's by-election with an increased majority over the Conservatives.
Video: New Feltham & Heston MP Seema Malhotra reflects on by-election victory
by Stickyboard
16th December 2011
NEW Feltham & Heston MP Seema Malhotra has pledged to 'stand up for constituents at Westminster' following her by-election victory.
St Benedict’s U18 Netball Girls Celebrate First Trophy
16th December 2011
St Benedict’s U18 Netball team have had an exceptional month, claiming their first trophy by winning the Emanuel tournament, and also qualifying for the Middlesex County Finals. Under the excellent coaching of Holly Collison, everyone has put in a massive effort to ensure this team fulfils its potential.
Isleworth & Syon pupil's face to appear on buses
by Stickyboard
16th December 2011
AN ISLEWORTH schoolboy is to have his picture plasted across double decker buses throughout London.
Labour wins Feltham & Heston: 'A wake up call to Cameron'
by Stickyboard
16th December 2011
LABOUR candidate Seema Malhotra has won the Feltham and Heston by-election with 54 per cent of the vote.
Feltham Aldi shopper angered by parking fine
by Stickyboard
15th December 2011
A MOTORIST has hit out at a parking firm after being fined £40 for overstaying at a Feltham car park by just 14 minutes.
Police swoop on wanted criminals in Hounslow
by Stickyboard
15th December 2011
POLICE made 10 arrests during a major crackdown on wanted criminals in Hounslow last week.
Hounslow diabetes sufferers risk going blind
by Stickyboard
15th December 2011
DIABETICS in Hounslow are not having vital check-ups which could help prevent them going blind, according to a new map of healthcare in the UK.
Labour in the lead but will Cameron EU veto sway the vote?
by Stickyboard
15th December 2011
POLLING stations have opened across Feltham and Heston to find the constituency's next MP.
By-election candidates grilled on business
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
FELTHAM and Heston's business community was given the chance to grill seven of the candidates who stood in yesterday's parliamentary by-election.
By-election candidates grilled on business issues
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
FELTHAM and Heston's business community was given the chance to grill seven of the candidates who stood in yesterday's parliamentary by-election.
'Brentford's historic court could become a pub'
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
BRENTFORD Magistrates Court closed its doors for the last time on Friday, calling time on 161 years of history - and now there are rumours it could become a pub.
Follow 12 rules to avoid Christmas debt
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
SHOPPERS have been urged to follow the ‘12 rules of Christmas’ amid warnings more people are struggling to repay expensive pay day loans.
Club for dementia carers in line for award
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
A SOCIAL club for people with dementia and their carers is among the early candidates for this year’s Let’s Do It awards.
Lifeboat rescues dinghy two from freezing water
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
TWO stranded women were dramatically rescued from freezing water after their dinghy capsized.
Hounslow is '10th fastest growing tourist spot'
by Stickyboard
14th December 2011
TRAVEL site TripAdvisor has named Hounslow as Europe's 10th fastest growing destination, ahead of the likes of Barcelona, Paris and Venice.
Christmas CRacker Price Crunch
13th December 2011
with Christmas round the corner, we now have some amazing deals on, see our website for details
Schoolgirl's triumphant muddy challenge
by Stickyboard
12th December 2011
MUD, sweat and tears were all part of a plucky schoolgirl's charity challenge.
More Feltham & Heston by-election candidates profiled
by Stickyboard
9th December 2011
GEORGE Hallam is contesting the seat for the London People Before Profit party.
Hidden cameras help to cut antisocial behaviour
by Stickyboard
8th December 2011
HIDDEN cameras in council homes across Hounslow have avoided £50,000 legal fees and reduced antisocial behaviour, it is claimed.
Unions call for fresh debate on third runway
by Stickyboard
8th December 2011
UNION leaders this week urged politicians to reopen the debate on a third runway at Heathrow.
Mogden campaign claims 'David v Goliath' victory over Thames Water
by Stickyboard
8th December 2011
JOYOUS campaigners have claimed a 'David and Goliath' victory over bosses of Mogden Sewage Works.
Mogden sewage work campaigners claim 'David and Goliath' victory over Thames Water
by Stickyboard
8th December 2011
JOYOUS campaigners have claimed a 'David and Goliath' victory over bosses of Mogden Sewage Works.
David Cameron visits DHL in Feltham
by Stickyboard
8th December 2011
PRIME Minister David Cameron is in Feltham this lunchtime taking questions from staff at delivery giant DHL.
Youth project reduces bad behaviour in Hanworth
by Stickyboard
7th December 2011
A youth project which has reduced anti-social behaviour on Hanworth’s Butts Farm estate has been praised by police.
Brentford home ablaze while family slept
by Stickyboard
7th December 2011
A BRENTFORD family had a lucky escape after a Christmas candle started a fire which gutted the first floor of their home.
Glow in the dark juggling coming to Hounslow
by Stickyboard
7th December 2011
A TWO-DAY arts festival, including a spectacular glow-in-the-dark juggling display, is being held in Hounslow town centre next weekend.
Barclays staff will work for free for a local good cause
by Stickyboard
7th December 2011
VOLUNTEERS from Barclays are itching to help with your projects.
‘From Russia with Love’
7th December 2011
Thirty students from St Benedict’s School, Ealing enjoyed the trip of a lifetime to Moscow and St Petersburg during six days of the autumn half-term holiday.
An action packed two full days in the Russian capital covered the incredibly grand Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the Mausoleum of Lenin, the world famous Red Square, the Kremlin and the Moscow Space Park.
Just rewards for Feltham teen who helps disabled
by Stickyboard
6th December 2011
A TEENAGER who gives up his weekends to help disabled youngsters was among more than 80 youths honoured at an award ceremony last Friday (December 2).
Whitton High Street to get £350k facelift
by Stickyboard
6th December 2011
WHITTON High Street is getting a £350,000 facelift in a bid to restore its 1930s glamour.
Arrests after 'mass brawl' at Hanworth Road home
by Stickyboard
6th December 2011
NINETEEN people were arrested after a huge brawl at a house in Hounslow, which left one man with a serious injury to his eye.
West Mid praised as 'baby friendly' by UNICEF
by Stickyboard
5th December 2011
WEST Mid has been named the 'most baby friendly hospital' in London by UNICEF.
Celebrate Christmas the Edwardian way in Osterley
by Stickyboard
5th December 2011
A STATELY home at Osterley Park is inviting people to step back in time and celebrate an Edwardian Christmas.
Ed Miliband hits campaign trail in Feltham
by Stickyboard
7th December 2011
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband was in Feltham & Heston today to throw his support behind by-election candidate Seema Malhotra.
Ed Milliband hits campaign trail in Feltham
by Stickyboard
5th December 2011
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband was in Feltham & Heston today to throw his support behind by-election candidate Seema Malhotra.
QVC shopping channel is moving to Chiswick
by Stickyboard
5th December 2011
SHOPPING channel QVC is to move its headquarters - and 600 staff - to Chiswick.
Muslims call for women only exercise facilities
by Stickyboard
2nd December 2011
MUSLIM women are calling on Hounslow Council to provide more female only exercise facilities.
Council to reclaim vermin-ridden Brentford squat
by Stickyboard
2nd December 2011
AN ABANDONED house that has only homed vermin and squatters is to be repossessed by Hounslow Council.
Clegg serves up the drinks at Chiswick Starbucks
by Stickyboard
2nd December 2011
CUSTOMERS at Starbucks in Chiswick were stunned to be served their drinks by none other than Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
Hounslow detective sacked for sex at police property
by Stickyboard
2nd December 2011
A HOUNSLOW trainee detective has been sacked for sex acts with a woman in police accommodation.
London Wetland Centre - Family Ticket £12
1st December 2011
Sir David Attenborough calls it "a miracle", and Kate Humble "an oasis in the middle of London". With WWT London Wetland Centre, the whole family can discover one of the capital's best kept secrets. For just £12, receive a family day pass for two adults and two children to the centre (a £29.40 value).
Location: Queen Elizabeth’s Walk, SW13 9WT
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Gastro School Two-Hour Nutritional Cookery Class £79
1st December 2011
Master the art of healthy cooking with a cooking class with nutritionist Kyla Williams at Gastro School for £79 (a £220 value), where you'll wrap your head around power foods in this intensive two-hour class. You'll prepare, cook, taste, and then eat a delicious and perfectly balanced meal while learning how to make the most out of the supermarket - all with the aim to help you towards that shape you've always wanted.
Location: 67 Wellesley Road W4 3AT
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Hounslow Council tightens rules on sex clubs
by Stickyboard
1st December 2011
HOUNSLOW Council has passed a motion making it harder for strip joints and lap dancing clubs to open in the borough.
Brentford residents call for 'offender home' to close
by Stickyboard
1st December 2011
BRENTFORD residents are demanding that a home for young offenders be closed, claiming it is ruining the area.
Mary Macleod MP: School places funding will be a boost for Hounslow
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
MP for Brentford & Isleworth, Mary Macleod, gives her reaction to the Chancellor's Autumn Statement in this week's politics column.
Would-be MPs bid for votes in Feltham & Heston
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
CANDIDATES have hit the campaign trail in Feltham & Heston as the race to find a successor to the late MP Alan Keen gets into gear.
Tesco shoppers stunned by bizarre car pile-up
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
BEMUSED shoppers at Feltham's Dukes Green Tesco store were left stunned after witnessing this bizarre scene.
'Ripped off' Feltham driver wins parking appeal
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
A MOTORIST caught out by CCTV cameras at Feltham Station has successfully appealed against a fine issued by Hounslow Council.
Home engulfed by blaze in Chatsworth Crescent
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
ABOUT 20 fire crew with four tenders fought a blaze that badly damaged a home in Chatsworth Crescent, Hounslow, early on Monday.
More than two thirds of schools closed due to strikes
by Stickyboard
30th November 2011
PUPILS have been given the day off at more than two thirds of schools in Hounslow today (Wednesday, November 30) due to the public sector strike.
Anna Friel films new TV drama in Brentford
by Stickyboard
29th November 2011
ACTRESS Anna Friel popped down to Brentford on Monday to film scenes for her upcoming TV drama.
Mortality rates low at West Mid - report
by Stickyboard
29th November 2011
WEST Middlesex Hospital has one of the UK’s lowest mortality rates, a report published this week reveals.
Young people learn to grow with gardening project
by Stickyboard
29th November 2011
A GARDENING project in Brentford has been so successful it is opening a new site in Isleworth.
Bath Road salon fined for playing Lady Gaga
by Stickyboard
29th November 2011
LADY Gaga cost a Hounslow hairdresser more than £1,600 after he ended up in court for playing music without a licence.
At least half Hounslow's schools to close during strike
by Stickyboard
29th November 2011
AT LEAST half of Hounslow's schools will be closed during tomorrow's public sector strikes.
On the Couch: Is mental health safe in NHS hands?
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
Counsellor and psychotherapist Johanna Sartori is our regular columnist. Here she discusses depression and whether the NHS is equipped to deal with it - an issue brought to the fore recently following the 'suicide' of Wales manager Gary Speed.
Good samaritan seeks owner of injured cat
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
A MAN who stopped to rescue a cat which had been hit by a car and left for dead in Syon Lane is hoping to reunite it with its owner.
TV chef's advice to Hounslow on leftovers
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
TV CHEF Richard Fox showed shoppers in Hounslow how to transform their leftovers into tasty treats last Thursday (November 24).
Parents offered bikes to cut down school run traffic
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
AN ISLEWORTH head teacher has hatched a plan to defuse local tensions caused by the school run.
Theatre group has positive impact at Beavers Estate
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
STREETCOMBO, a youth theatre group based on Hounslow West’s Beavers estate, has helped members with everything from increased confidence to reading.
Forget Garage - Heston musician records in his shed
by Stickyboard
28th November 2011
YOU’VE heard of garage music, but Daniel Mushett is hoping to hit the big time with an album recorded in his garden shed.
St Benedict’s U15s have look of Champions
28th November 2011
St Benedict’s School Under 15s have had a tremendous start to the rugby season, winning all 15 matches, scoring 1014 points and conceding just 30. The highlights of the season so far have been a 118-0 victory over St James’ Catholic High School, the 23-7 win against Wellington School. The U15’s have progressed through the Daily Mail Cup, in which they have now reached the sixth round, having recently beaten Queen Elizabeth School, Barnet 48-3 in the fifth round.
Plans for flats on former care home site revealed
by Stickyboard
25th November 2011
THIS is how the former Feltham Dene Care Home in Spring Road could look, if a planning application to redevelop the site is given the green light.
'Elderly' woman killed in Chiswick Lane crash
by Stickyboard
25th November 2011
An 'elderly' woman has died after a crash in Chiswick this morning.
Bespoke Disability Equality Training
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24th November 2011
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Hounslow teen denies riots murder
by Stickyboard
24th November 2011
THE 16-year-old boy accused of killing Richard Mannington Bowes in the August riots has denied murder.
Calls for crack down on illegal backyard developments
by Stickyboard
24th November 2011
A CRACKDOWN on illegal backyard developments has been demanded, amid claims Hounslow Council is doing too little to tackle the problem.
Free makeovers at Treaty Centre fashion event
by Stickyboard
24th November 2011
A POP-UP fashion show featuring the latest high street looks will take place in Hounslow's Treaty Centre this Saturday (November 26).
Jack the Ripper tour guide makes semi-finals of Open Mic competition
by Stickyboard
24th November 2011
A LONDON tour guide is bidding for a place in the finals of a national singing competition this week.
New kit 'will slash infections' at West Mid
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
A PIONEERING technology, which designers claim could help cut infections by more than a tenth, has been introduced at West Middlesex Hospital.
Peel2Save discount card launched in Hounslow
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
CHARITIES and canny shoppers alike can cash in on a new discount booklet offering savings at businesses across Hounslow.
Council grants new entertainment licence for once-blighted restaurant
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
THE OWNER of a restaurant once blighted by noise and drunken fights has insisted the problems will not return after being granted a new entertainment licence.
Passing on the anti-bullying message
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
FELTHAM'S Safer Transport Team has paid a visit to Cranford Academy to support youngsters during Anti Bullying Week.
Police shut down garage and seize 300 cars
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
A GARAGE where staff allegedly assaulted and swindled customers has been shut down by police.
Getting to grips with England's worst drivers
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
A DRIVING instructor from Feltham has got behind the wheel with some of the country's worst drivers for a new television programme.
Teacher suspended for submitting false grades
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
A FORMER Feltham Community College teacher who submitted false GCSE grades has been suspended for two years.
MP Mary Macleod visits the Afghan warzone
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
A LOCAL politician flew into a warzone to visit British troops.
Hundreds protest against plans to close St John's Community Centre
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
HUNDREDS of angry residents gathered to protest about the closure of a community centre.
Alcohol a chief cause in assaults on ambulance staff
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
ASSAULTS on ambulance staff have almost doubled.
Video of dog chasing deer in Richmond Park goes viral
by Stickyboard
22nd November 2011
Is this England's most disobedient dog?
Video of dog chasing deer in Richmond goes viral
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
A video taken on a mobile phone of a dog called Benton chasing deer in Richmond Park has gone viral.
BENTON! Video of dog chasing deer in Richmond becomes YouTube hit
by Stickyboard
23rd November 2011
A video taken on a mobile phone of a dog called Benton chasing deer in Richmond Park has gone viral.
Heathrow's northern runway works application delayed
by Stickyboard
21st November 2011
HEATHROW bosses have decided to postpone their application for work which will enable scheduled take-offs over Cranford.
Fraudster cashes in on River Crane sewage spill
by Stickyboard
18th November 2011
A FRAUDSTER attempting to profit from the sewage leak in the river Crane is at large, residents have been warned.
Thugs make stabbing threat on train
by Stickyboard
18th November 2011
THUGS who threatened to stab a teenager on a train are being hunted by police.
200 pupils in moving farewell to college stalwart
by Stickyboard
18th November 2011
HUNDREDS of pupils bid a moving farewell to a much-loved member of staff at Cranford Community College on Friday, November 11.
Cranford take-offs plan postponed by Heathrow
by Stickyboard
18th November 2011
HEATHROW bosses have decided to postpone their application for work which will enable scheduled take-offs over Cranford.
Celebrity chef Richard Fox to give masterclass in Hounslow
by Stickyboard
18th November 2011
CELEBRITY chef Richard Fox is visiting Hounslow next week to show residents how to transform leftovers into tasty treats.
Arvon – One Extraordinary Week
17th November 2011
A group of seventeen students from St Benedict’s School, Ealing, were lucky enough to spend an intensive week of reading, reflecting and writing in the depths of the Shropshire countryside. Their home was playwright John Osborne’s house, The Hurst, now part of the Arvon family. Authors Christopher Wakling and Helen Cross, and poet Neil Rollinson enthused the young writers and a wonderfully creative week culminated with the production of ‘Ink’ – an anthology of prose and poetry.
Mayor opens 'stimulating' new school garden
by Stickyboard
16th November 2011
HOUNSLOW Mayor Amritpal Singh Mann visited Forge Lane Primary School on Tuesday to open a new £20,000 early years garden.
Council takes letting agency to court over contract
by Stickyboard
16th November 2011
A LETTING agency has been ordered to pay more than £2,300 after failing to produce a tenancy agreement for a Hounslow property.
Furious dad blames uneven pavement for girl's injuries
by Stickyboard
16th November 2011
A FURIOUS dad says Hounslow Council is to blame for a series of injuries to his little girl caused by an uneven pavement.
M4 to get giant green sticks to celebrate Olympics
by Stickyboard
15th November 2011
A EIGHT giant green sticks are to be erected alongside the M4 near Boston Manor Park to celebrate the 2012 Olympics.
Court's warning for dog owner after child is bitten
by Stickyboard
15th November 2011
A FELTHAM man whose dog injured a six-year-old girl has been told the animal will be destroyed if it is seen in public without a muzzle.
Mystery surrounds death of Feltham man in Australia
by Stickyboard
15th November 2011
THE family of a Feltham man who died in a car crash in Australia may never find out what caused the tragic accident.
Green School student's dream trip to Parliament
by Stickyboard
15th November 2011
A GREEN School pupil was thrilled to see the party leaders in action when she visit Parliament as a guest of local MP Mary Macleod.
Meeting to discuss 'unsafe' Gunnersbury Station
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
A YOUNG woman severely injured in a crash on the M3 has launched a legal battle for compensation of more than £300,000.
Brown and Miliband lead tributes to Alan Keen
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
FORMER Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Labour leader Ed Miliband have led the tributes to Feltham & Heston MP Alan keen, following his death at 73.
Mum's determination after child's cancer returns
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
A MOTHER has spoken of her determination to keep battling for families affected by cancer after learning the disease has recurred in her daughter.
Campaigners angry 110 bus will bypass Whitton High Street
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
CAMPAIGNERS have welcomed news the 110 bus is to be extended from Whitton to serve West Middlesex Hospital.
Heathland student creates designer handbag
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
A HEATHLAND School student has won a competition to design a handbag and may now see it go on sale in the shops.
Labour leader Ed Miliband pays tribute to Alan Keen
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
LABOUR leader Ed Miliband has paid tribute to Feltham & Heston MP Alan Keen, who died after a long battle with cancer.
Feltham & Heston MP Alan Keen has died
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
FELTHAM & Heston MP Alan Keen has died, the Labour Party has confirmed.
Feltham & Heston MP Alan Keen confirmed dead
by Stickyboard
14th November 2011
FELTHAM & Heston MP Alan Keen has died, the Labour Party has confirmed.
Thames Water and TfL to fix Hanworth Road floods
by Stickyboard
11th November 2011
ONGOING flooding issues on a main road in Hanworth Park could soon be solved after Thames Water and TfL (Transport for London) agreed to tackle the problem.
Hounslow worst for male alcohol deaths
by Stickyboard
11th November 2011
THE DEATH rate from alcohol in Hounslow among men is nearly 50 per cent higher than the national average, shocking new figures reveal.
Fruit and veg seller hopes to revive Brentford Market
by Stickyboard
11th November 2011
NEARLY 40 years after a Brentford Market closed a fruit and veg seller is hoping to revive it by opening a stall at the site.
Jailed Pakistani cricketer is moved from Feltham
by Stickyboard
10th November 2011
A 19-YEAR-OLD professional cricketer jailed for match fixing has been moved from Feltham Young Offenders Institution to a 'safer' prison, according to reports.
Gunnersbury Park fate hangs on council talks
by Stickyboard
11th November 2011
THE future of Gunnersbury Park is hanging in the balance as Hounslow Council and Ealing Council struggle to negotiate a regeneration bid
Match fixing cricketer moved out of Feltham jail
by Stickyboard
11th November 2011
A 19-YEAR-OLD professional cricketer jailed for match fixing has been moved from Feltham Young Offenders Institution to a 'safer' prison, according to reports.
Shop, Eat & Drink Local this Christmas!
10th November 2011
Some great offers and discounts on Ealing Shop Local! Shop for your Christmas presents, have a Christmas meal or party in Ealing Broadway & West Ealing. Help support local businesses at the same time
Council backs new Heston leisure centre plan
by Stickyboard
9th November 2011
PLANS for a new leisure centre in Heston, which could open as early as spring 2015, have been welcomed.
Thames Water to pay up over sewage in River Crane
by Stickyboard
9th November 2011
THAMES Water has promised to put its hands in its pockets to restore the River Crane following a major sewage leak.
Olympic torch to pass through Hounslow
by Stickyboard
9th November 2011
THE OLYMPIC torch will pass through Hounslow on July 24 next year.
One of Chiswicks 'greatest homes' opens to public
by Stickyboard
9th November 2011
ONE of Chiswick's greatest homes, that 300 years ago was snapped up for a mere £7, has been re-opened to the public.
Treaty Centre boss raises £13k from hike
by Stickyboard
8th November 2011
TREATY Centre manager Robin Arbenz has raised more than £13,000 for charity by completing a 190-mile coast to coast walk inspired by his wife.
Rolf Harris sings Welsh songs on visit to Chiswick
by Stickyboard
8th November 2011
AUSTRALIA'S most famous export Rolf Harris pulled in the crowds when he dropped by the Lemongrove Gallery in Chiswick High Road at the weekend.
Hounslow safe on bonfire night 'thanks to Twitter'
by Stickyboard
8th November 2011
HOUNSLOW'S fire chief this week hailed the impact of social networking site Twitter for helping people stay safe over bonfire weekend.
Police found drugs in car where Hounslow man died
by Stickyboard
7th November 2011
DRUGS were found in the car of a Hounslow man who died in a police chase on the M4, an investigation has revealed.
Remembrance services in Hounslow on Sunday
by Stickyboard
7th November 2011
ON SUNDAY, people across the country will pause to remember the brave men and women who have given their lives fighting for their country over the years.
Remembrance services in Hounslow on 11/11/11
by Stickyboard
7th November 2011
ON SUNDAY, people across the country will pause to remember the brave men and women who have given their lives fighting for their country over the years.
Hounslow Council staff to get 'living wage'
by Stickyboard
7th November 2011
UNION leaders this week welcomed Hounslow Council's decision to pay all staff the London Living Wage but said it could have gone further.
13-year-old boy charged over stabbing in Cranford
by Stickyboard
7th November 2011
A 13-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged over a stabbing on a Cranford estate.
Feltham girls experience life in the RAF
by Stickyboard
4th November 2011
TWO Feltham teenagers have experienced what life is like for air force personnel after completing a week-long RAF work experience course.
Former gurkha and aid worker takes to the stage
by Stickyboard
4th November 2011
A FORMER aid worker and gurkha who was once held hostage in Liberia in now in a starring role at the Tabard Theatre in Chiswick.
Immigration officials probe two Hounslow colleges
by Stickyboard
4th November 2011
TWO colleges in Hounslow have been banned from accepting new students pending an investigation by immigration chiefs.
Immigration probe at two Hounslow colleges
by Stickyboard
4th November 2011
TWO colleges in Hounslow have been banned from accepting new students pending an investigation by immigration chiefs.
Heston Pool could close for two years under new plans
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
HESTON Pool would close for two years while a new leisure centre is built on the site, under the latest council proposals.
Mary Macleod MP: Developments in Europe and closer to home
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
I wanted to write this week on two important developments: the EU Referendum vote and, closer to home, on the upcoming Operational Freedoms Trials at Heathrow airport.
Get Fit With Ali: Week 6: Why is it not working?
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
I am Ali Stewart Personal trainer and fitness columnist. I have been writing some articles to explain some of the important areas around training and diet. Here is the last article for this series.
Paralympian reunited with stolen wheelchair and car
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
A PARALYMPIC basketball star has been reunited with his wheelchair after it was snatched along with his specially adapted car.
Bath Road planters offer cash for green projects
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
A HOUNSLOW business hopes to sow a little love by funding good causes with a horticultural theme.
Surprise for sisters as postcard is delivered to grave
by Stickyboard
3rd November 2011
TWO sisters who mailed a postcard to their parents' grave in Bedfont were amazed when it got delivered.
Harrods Internships for St Benedict’s Students
3rd November 2011
Five St Benedict’s Sixth Form students completed internships at Harrods during the summer. They had the opportunity to fulfil a number of roles in Marketing, Public Relations and Buying, and the experiences they gained were truly extraordinary. Oliwia Henshaw, Tess Fawcett, George de Cintra, Daniel Rodgers and Kisanet Yohannes showcased their experiences and shared their ideas with an audience of parents, school staff and members of the Harrods team, including Harrods Director Marigay McKee.
MP Alan Keen joins fight against youth cuts
by Stickyboard
2nd November 2011
YOUNG people from Feltham have convinced MP Alan Keen to join the fight against cuts to youth services.
'Spectacular' sound and light show in Hounslow centre
by Stickyboard
2nd November 2011
SPECTACULAR fire displays and live music accompanied the switch-on of Hounslow's festive lights last Friday (October 28).
Cranford School mourns ethos manager who died in her sleep aged 40
by Stickyboard
2nd November 2011
A MEMORIAL service is being held for a woman described as the 'heartbeat' of Cranford Community College, who died suddenly in her sleep aged just 40.
Body in Feltham field was Romanian national
by Stickyboard
2nd November 2011
A MAN whose body was found in a Feltham field in July has been named as Romanian national Marius Rusnac.
TV's Rolf Harris to exhibit art in Chiswick
by Stickyboard
1st November 2011
ROLF Harris has spoken out about his excitement of his new art exhibition in Chiswick.
Council leader appalled by 'racist' bailiff tape
by Stickyboard
1st November 2011
HOUNSLOW Council leader Jagdish Sharma this week said he was 'appalled' by an undercover expose which showed a bailiff in the borough using racist and threatening behaviour.
From Whitton to West Mid - new route for the 110
by Stickyboard
1st November 2011
CAMPAIGNERS have welcomed news the 110 bus is to be extended from Whitton to serve West Middlesex Hospital.
Syon Park tropical zoo celebrates Halloween
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
ROGUE bats, apple-bobbing pigs and buckets of Halloween festivities cast a spell over Syon Park during the school holidays.
Ghostly goings-on for Halloween at Syon Park
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
VISITORS to Syon Park in Brentford have been given a real fright this holiday, courtesy of a ghostly tour of house for Halloween.
Pensioner critical after collision in Lampton Road
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
A 78-YEAR-OLD pedestrian who was hit by a car on Lampton Road on Tuesday (October 25) is in a critical condition.
Chez Stephan Haircut, Blow Dry, and L'Oréal Treatment £29
31st October 2011
Just £29 gets you a haircut, blow dry, and a L'Oréal treatment (a £80 value). This stylish salon feels like it has just been transported to London from a chic Parisian street. You'll admire the art on the walls whilst the team of stylists show off their scissor skills to give your hair a bit of French flair.
Location 26 Lacy Road, Putney
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Win a sofa worth £1,000 from new Brentford DFS store
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
TO celebrate the official opening of the new DFS Brentford store in the Great West Road one lucky Chronicle reader has the chance to win a brand new stylish sofa.
137 motorcyclists hurt on Hounslow roads in year
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
NEARLY 140 motorcyclists were injured on Hounslow's roads last year.
Incredible Massage for £22 (usual worth £85)
31st October 2011
A reflexology, shiatsu, or deep tissue massage at ProActive Clinic for £22 (worth £85). ProActive Clinic specialises in alternative therapies which aim to promote health, including
shiatsu - to help restore balance and harmony to the body
reflexology - designed to stimulate different parts of the feet to help alleviate chronic complaints such as migraines and arthritis
deep tissue massage - tackles muscle pain and stiffness.
Location: South Kensington
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'Major sewage spill' in River Crane kills fish
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
ISLEWORTH residents have been warned to expect an increased pong today after a major sewage spill in the River Crane.
Warnings of pong at Mogden after River Crane sewage spill
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
ISLEWORTH residents have been warned to expect an increased pong today after a major sewage spill in the River Crane.
'Major sewage spill' in River Crane 'kills 3,000 fish'
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
ISLEWORTH residents have been warned to expect an increased pong today after a major sewage spill in the River Crane.
'Octopus' building at Chiswick Roundabout gets green-light
by Stickyboard
31st October 2011
AN EYE-CATCHING building dubbed the 'Octopus' will lay down its tentacles beside the M4 in Chiswick after getting the green light.
Views wanted at Brentford High Street meeting
by Stickyboard
28th October 2011
AN EXHIBITION about plans for the south side of Brentford High Street is being held tomorrow (Saturday, October 29).
Paralympics star Ade Adepitan's wheelchair stolen
by Stickyboard
28th October 2011
PARALYMPICS star Ade Adepitan's car containing one of his wheelchairs has been stolen from a street in Chiswick.
Brentford mum up for award after saving a life
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A BRENTFORD mum-of-two who used her first aid skills to save a man's life has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Zimmer frame dependant offered home with stairs
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A HOMELESS woman who needs a Zimmer frame to walk was twice offered accommodation with stairs by bungling housing chiefs.
Buy magistrates court to preserve it, says MP
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
MP MARY Macleod has called on Hounslow Council to 'save' Brentford Magistrates Court by purchasing it and turning it into an indoor market.
Classmate's survival inspires pupils to raise cash
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
GENEROUS pupils raised £300 for a charity inspired by a young classmate's remarkable tale of survival.
Short film starring clown is shot in Isleworth
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
BONZO the Clown is the unlikely star of a short film about addiction, shot in Isleworth.
Derelict community centre to be sold at auction
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A DERELICT community centre on Feltham High Street could soon be in the hands of private developers, after the council decided to sell the site.
'Festive' lights will promote Brentford not Christmas
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
NEW festive lights set to decorate Brentford High Street have been designed to promote the area, rather than carry Christmas greetings.
Brentford lifesaver in running for top award
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A BRENTFORD mum-of-two who used her first aid skills to save a man's life has been shortlisted for a prestigious award.
Books, Glorious Books
25th October 2011
St Benedict's Junior School celebrated Book Week at the beginning of October. The highlight was 'Dressing-up Day' with children and staff coming dressed as their favourite book character. On one day everyone stopped work for half an hour and settled down in classrooms and corridors to read. Older children shared books with younger ones and Year 6 even made their own charming picture books to share with children in the Nursery.
Facebook petition halts Brentford man's eviction
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A WORRIED son praised social networking sites for saving his elderly father from eviction.
Hounslow woman charged over Dale Farm protest
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A WOMAN from Hounslow has been charged in connection with the disorder at the Dale Farm travellers site in Essex.
Girl, six, attacked by dog in Powder Mill Lane
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
POLICE have appealed for witnesses after a dog attack in Whitton left a six-year-old girl needing surgery.
Police road checks net Hounslow uninsured drivers
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
POLICE in Hounslow have seized 13 cars as part of a London-wide operation to crack down on uninsured vehicles.
Chiswick lifeboat charity given £200k in a will
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A LIFEBOAT charity has received a huge sum of money from a sailor who left it in his will.
'Wrong runway' trial should be halted says council
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A CONTROVERSIAL trial at Heathrow should be postponed, according to Hounslow Council, due to what it claims is a lack of consultation.
Decision due on Feltham People's Centre sale
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
THE long-running saga of the former Feltham People's Centre could soon be at an end after council officers recommended the building be sold.
Council rapped for 'ignoring' abused woman
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A HOMELESS woman fleeing domestic violence was badly let down by Hounslow Council, a report has found.
Feltham autistic boy wins school bus appeal
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
THE family of Azhar Malik, the severely autistic seven-year-old boy featured in last week's Chronicle, are celebrating after winning their appeal against changes to his school transport arrangements.
Calls for action after Mogden smell hits a high
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
ANGRY residents and councillors have hit out after Isleworth suffered one of its smelliest summers yet.
Family devastated as Hounslow student dies in Leeds
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
A STUDENT from Hounslow has died after being attacked in Leeds.
Come and help clean up Whitton's River Crane
by Stickyboard
27th October 2011
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help clean up Whitton's River Crane this weekend.
Urban Krav Maga Self Defence - Five Classes for £12
3rd October 2011
Urban Krav Maga Self Defence is offering a five-class pass for just £12 (a £30 value) or ten classes for only £24 (a £60 value).
Take a swing at the London self-defence school, where you will learn Urban Krav Maga, which is a scenario-based system that teaches students the best way to deal with a violent situation, focussing on the ten most common methods of street attack in the UK.
Locations: Central London locations, Putney, Hammersmith & Ealing
For More http://livingsoci.al/qpKdgV
Valentina Fine Foods Gourmet Olive Oil Hamper - £19 instead of £39.99
3rd October 2011
From Valentina Fine Foods: drizzle us with £19 and you'll get a gourmet olive oil hamper with two bottles of extra virgin olive oil with infused oils and two olive wood tasting bowls (a £39.95 value).
No need to go zipping across Europe on a Vespa for your treats, simply pick up the hamper from three London locations -- East Sheen, Putney, and Notting Hill.
Locations: Nottinghill Gate and 75 Upper Richmond Road, Putney
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Heston man finds live frog in bag of salad
by Stickyboard
3rd October 2011
SPINACH really can do wonders for your health as this frog proved by surviving in a sealed bag of salad leaves without croaking it.
Armon Singh discovered the tiny creature in the packet his father Uttar had bought from Morrisons in Bath Road, Hounslow West, on Tuesday (September 27).
It wasn't until the following morning that Armon, of Norman Crescent, Heston, spotted the lucky critter staring out of the bag - just in time to ...
For More See here http://bit.ly/pC2Ax7
Bedfont charity event needs your votes for £6k boost
by Stickyboard
3rd October 2011
THE CLICK of a mouse could help to see £6,000 added to a charity donation following a fun-packed Bedfont community event.
Chris Beauchamp, of KGF Entertainments, held the Army in the Park event on Saturday September 3 at Bedfont Football and Social Club to raise money for Help for Heroes.
A total of £4,000 was gathered on the day after guests enjoyed a host of attractions including bouncy castles, vintage exhibitions and a set from garage legend...
For More See here http://bit.ly/pTPvrG
Hounslow volunteer an "inspiration"
by Stickyboard
3rd October 2011
A VOLUNTEER'S outstanding service to education and social care in Hounslow has been rewarded.
Amarjit Bakhshi, of Denbigh Road in Hounslow, has received the President's Award from the India International Foundation for her tireless work with the council, Hounslow PCT and the West London Mental Health Trust.
She joined the Hounslow Older People's Volunteer Pool with her husband Waryam in 2005...
For More See here http://bit.ly/qUFg4e
New Lab Opening
30th September 2011
St Benedict’s School has officially opened the Bowen Laboratory, named in honour of Mr Evan ‘Buzz’ and Mrs Joan Bowen, wonderful supporters and benefactors of the School for over thirty years. Headmaster Chris Cleugh said, “We have a fantastic science team of teachers and technicians and they will make sure that the laboratory is used to give pupils of all ages the opportunity to experience more challenging and exciting practical work.”
Police getting tough on Hounslow West street drinkers
by Stickyboard
26th September 2011
POLICE are to get new powers to clamp down on antisocial drinkers in Hounslow West.
A Controlled Drinking Zone (CDZ) covering the town centre and surrounding streets, including Beaversfield Park, was approved at Tuesday's (September 21) borough council meeting.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/nPtleX
Crane Park gets new walk and cycle path
by Stickyboard
26th September 2011
A NEW path through Whitton's Crane Park has opened.
The cycle and footpath, funded using an £80,000 grant from Transport for London (TfL) was officially launched last Thursday (September 15).
Children from surrounding primary schools, Bishop Perrin, Crane Park and Heathfield, were invited to name the new park as part of a poster competition.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/pxuPXt
Hounslow mayor opens £42million homes development
by Stickyboard
26th September 2011
A £42 MILLION housing development has opened at a former industrial site in Hounslow.
Hounslow Mayor Amrit Mann cut the ribbon at The Works, in Staines Road, Hounslow, on Thursday (September 22) last week.
The development, on the old Lascar Works site, includes 225 new homes as well as space for a number of businesses.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/oudArI
Shop Local & Have Fun at Ealing Green 24 Sept 11am-4pm
22nd September 2011
There will be competitions, samples from businesses and children's activities.
Free International Money Transfers to New Zealand
by Global WebPay - Send Money Abroad
19th September 2011
To celebrate the launch of their new and improved service, and as a thank you to
its customers, GlobalWebPay are offering free money transfers to New Zealand.
When sending money with GlobalWebPay, typically the money will arrive in the recipient’s
account the next working day. GlobalWebPay’s secure online money transfer service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days per
week maximising customer convenience.
For more information on GlobalWebPay please visit the website: www.globalwebpay.com
Council to tackle shortage of homes for elderly
by Stickyboard
19th September 2011
UP to 350 new homes for older people are to be built in Hounslow in the next five years to deal with the borough's ageing population.
Councillors agreed at last Tuesday's (September 13) cabinet meeting to build the new homes, of which up to half will be for sale, by 2016.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/pOzLx0
Regeneration plan for Feltham housing estate
by Stickyboard
19th September 2011
8 PRIVATELY owned properties in Feltham are to be 'bought out' by Hounslow Council as it plans to begin a £4.1m process to regenerate an estate.
This week, the council's cabinet approved proposals to make a compulsory purchase order for the acquisition of all properties in part of the Manor Lane estate.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/pcyoG8
Council plot to slash library book spending
by Stickyboard
19th September 2011
SPENDING on library books would be slashed by more than 40 per cent under council proposals to save £540,000.
Opening hours would also be reduced at some branches and volunteers would be brought in to help staff Beavers Library, in Hounslow West, if the plans are approved.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/p6Wx7O
Record GCSE Results at St Benedict's School
15th September 2011
St Benedict's School is celebrating record GCSE results. The % of passes at A* was 21.8% and the overall A*/A was 55.9% - a clear 6% above the previous result. Top performer was Joe Kelly who achieved 11 A* grades. Headmaster Chris Cleugh said, "Very well done to all the pupils and staff! This year group has set a very high standard which will now become a benchmark for the future. High academic achievement is what we expect at St Benedict's but we are always looking for ways to improve."
Anti Shoplifting Campaign for schools
14th September 2011
Ealing BID is doing an anti shoplifting campaign for schools and there is a change to win a prize for the best drawing/thoughts! See www.ealingshoplocal.co.uk (News & Events) for more details.
Dances Classes with SA Dance - Ealing Town Hall
12th September 2011
Tuesday 5.30pm - Modern/Street/Jazz 6-9yrs
Thursday 4.30pm - Tap Dance 8yrs + NEW from September
5.00pm - Contemporary Ballet 11-18yrs NEW from September
5.30pm - Modern Jazz 13-18yrs
Monthly Discounted fees available
www.sa-dance.co.uk
07863 555 817
The Fitness Doc Five Sessions with Personal Trainer Including 30-Minute Consultation - £24
12th September 2011
If your stamina's been lacking of late, get back into fighting shape with today's deal: five personal training sessions with The Fitness Doc for £24 (a £250 total value). With more than 12 years of experience and a degree in sports medicine, Fitness Doc's Deepak Hiwale is the perfect person to help you meet your fitness goals.
Location: (Initial Consultation) The Shepherds Building (East Entrance)
Richmond Way, Shepherds Bush
London, W14 0DA
For More See - http://livingsoci.al/njyBEW
Two Course Gastropub Meal With Glass of Wine for Two for £25 at The Barrow Boy
12th September 2011
The Barrow Boy is a gastro pub situated in the North End Road. The decor is tastefully done and the pub has a great ambience.
Highlights
Includes glass of Malbec or Chardonnay each
Starter and main each
Notable dishes: Chargrilled leg of lamb with anchovy butter; seared duck breast with cherry compote
Regular comedy nights and quiz nights (please enquire when booking)
Location: Close to Fulham Broadway Tube
For More See http://bit.ly/ndB2sH
Hounslow's Treaty Centre prepares for model competition
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
THE SEARCH for Hounslow's 'Next Top Model' will be held in the town centre this weekend.
Residents are being invited to strut their stuff at The Treaty Centre on Saturday in a bid to win the title of Hounslow's next big thing in the modelling world.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/qaXsZQ
Children's Centre hours could be cut as part of £18 million savings
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
CHILDREN'S Centres could see their opening hours and services cut under the latest savings plans announced by Hounslow Council.
Proposals published this week would see opening hours reduced at four of the borough's 18 centres, where families can access everything from health support to careers advice.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/rp5tiO
Police patrols to stop school pupils being mugged
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
EXTRA police officers this week began patrolling the streets around Hounslow's secondary schools in a bid to prevent robbers targeting pupils.
About 50 cops have been stationed outside schools across the borough, and on train and bus routes used by students, since Monday (September 5) as youngsters returned from their summer holidays.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/qqmXOf
Police patrols to stop school pupils being mugged
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
EXTRA police officers this week began patrolling the streets around Hounslow's secondary schools in a bid to prevent robbers targeting pupils.
About 50 cops have been stationed outside schools across the borough, and on train and bus routes used by students, since Monday (September 5) as youngsters returned from their summer holidays.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/qqmXOf
'Hounslow youth groups key to preventing terrorism'
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
YOUTH groups have a vital role to play in preventing the rise of extremism in the borough, Hounslow's council leader said this week.
Speaking ahead of the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, councillor Jagdish Sharma told the Chronicle it was important people from all backgrounds were encouraged to mix from a young age.
Rread More Here - http://bit.ly/rqexoo
50,000 attend London Mela despite downpour
by Stickyboard
12th September 2011
A BRIEF burst of rain did nothing to stop people having the time of their lives at this year’s London Mela.
The event on Sunday (September 4) at Gunnersbury Park in Acton drew 50,000 people - significantly less than last year’s 92,000 - who lapped up a fantastic array of entertainment celebrating South-Asian culture.
Read More Here - http://bit.ly/pt0Qu7
FREE Parking - Ealing
6th September 2011
FREE Parking in selected Ealing Council run car parks every weekend in September - just what you need to Shop Locally!
August footfall increase in Ealing!
6th September 2011
Ealing shoppers defy riots with August footfall increase of 9.3% Let's make Sept even better Free weekend parking to boost
Neat Feet Spa 30-Minute Fish Pedicure - £9
5th September 2011
For £9 (a £25 value) get a 30-minute fish pedicure, where you can relax with your feet in a freshwater spa as the Garra rufa -- also known as 'doctor fish' -- nibble at dry, dead skin on your soles and toes, a refreshing and relaxing experience that can be especially beneficial for eczema. The treatment can also help to improve body circulation and stimulate acupuncture points.
Location: 357 Portobello Road
See More Here http://livingsoci.al/q13NTy
Three Star Car Valet for £26 at H2O Car Valeting (£60 Value)
5th September 2011
Without cars getting around would be a lot harder, but all the spare tyres would make for excellent lassos when hunting feral traffic cones. Step things up a gear with today’s Groupon: £26 for a three star valet at H2O Car Valeting (Westfield)
Highlights
Use of Auto Glym products
50% off high definition Auto Glym premium wax (£20 value)
90 min interior and exterior clean
California Scent air freshener and screen wash for £6 supplement (usually £8)
See More Here - http://bit.ly/lCrtUD
Dr Wakde's Natural Health Clinic Hour-Long Ayurvedic Head, Neck, and Back Massage - £18
1st September 2011
Aretha Franklin may have been lucky enough to find someone who made her feel like a natural woman, but we can tell that you're beginning to resemble a heap of of old machinery. Jump-start your sense of well-being with today's deal: a 60-minute Ayurvedic head, neck, and back massage at Dr Wakde's Natural Health Clinic for £18 (a £75 value).
Location:
299 King Street
Hammersmith
London, W6 9NH
To take advantage visit - http://livingsoci.al/n7OPcQ
£20 Two Course Meal With Large Glass of Wine or Pint of Lager For Two at The Hand and Flower
1st September 2011
(Value Up to £50.40)
Having transformed a nation of chip-eaters into epicurean experts, celebrity chefs have refused to accept responsibility for the dramatic rise in wok-related accidents. Take your hob’s heat off with today’s Groupon and enjoy this offer at The Hand and Flower (24 Upper Ham Road TW10 5LA London).
Highlights
Locally sourced ingredients
Large garden seats 150
Over 60 wines stocked
To take advantage visit - http://bit.ly/lCrtUD
Husband and wife each publish children's books
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
A FORMER secretary from Hounslow has had a children's book inspired by her granddaughter published.
Heather Flood has joined her husband, former Sky TV controller of information Tony Flood, as a published author after her first book Mousey Mousey and The Witches' Spells was published by My Voice.
Read more here - http://bit.ly/quaWxE
Stray budgie given to Bedfont bird theft victim
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
A STRAY budgie found by a Hanworth man has been given to an elderly lady who had more than 30 of her beloved birds stolen from her last month.
Jason Fisher, a 38-year-old joiner from Hounslow Road, was amazed to find the bird in his garden on Thursday August 11.
Read more here - http://bit.ly/mSv58B
Hounslow retired Gurkha denied army pension
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
A HOUNSLOW-based former Gurkha who signed up at 13 has been denied an Army pension because he was deemed to young for his early years of service to count.
Amar Bahadur Chhetri, of Wolsey Close, Hounslow, joined the renowned fighting force as a teenager in 1959 and completed 12 years' service - including fighting in the Borneo conflict of the mid 60s - before being laid off in 1971.
Read more here - http://bit.ly/qG76UU
Teen in court for pelting police van with stones
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
A TEENAGER has admitted pelting a police van with stones in Brentford during the London riots.
The 16-year-old, who cannot be named, appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court last Thursday (August 18), where he pleaded guilty to violent disorder in relation to the attack, a spokesman for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) confirmed.
Read on - http://bit.ly/oUm8bN
Bedfont hero's plea for more life savers
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
A HERO from Bedfont who saved a life on his first shift as a St John Ambulance volunteer is appealing to others to learn the skills he used.
Simon Bell, of Marriott Close, has made the plea to householders in the borough so that more people in the community will have resuscitation skills.
Read on - http://bit.ly/noYBrh
Council admits to further error in theatre consultation
by Stickyboard
31st August 2011
HOUNSLOW Council has admitted to making another error in a consultation document which outlines plans for the closure of the town's well loved theatre.
Last week The Chronicle published a story about a member of staff at the Paul Robeson Theatre who claimed to find several mistakes in the document, which invites members of the public to have their say on the proposals.
Read on - http://bit.ly/r9dqBk
Business as Usual in Ealing
31st August 2011
Help support local businesses by shopping local
St Benedict's School achieves Eco Silver Award
31st August 2011
St Benedict's Senior School has achieved the Eco Schools Silver Award. The school Eco Council compiled an Action Plan and pupils began a Bird Box making club and Sunflower growing competition. They have worked with Ealing Council to introduce a food waste collection and visited the Anaerobic Digester in Bedfordshire where the food waste is processed. The School is campaigning for Fairtrade status and pupils are encouraged to walk more, through the Walk to School and Free Your Feet campaigns.
Find local jobs on Ealingshoplocal
31st August 2011
Log on to www.ealingshoplocal.co.uk for the latest job vacancies in Ealing Broadway
Ealing Jazz Festival
31st August 2011
The Ealing Jazz Festival runs from Weds 27 until Sunday 31 July at Walpole Park. Ticket prices:
Wednesday, Thursday – £3
Friday, Saturday, Sunday – £4
Children under 12 – Free
Ealing Shop Local (www.ealingshoplocal.co.uk)
31st August 2011
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Ealing Schoolboy's work featured in Royal Academy Exhibition
31st August 2011
Tim Sanderson, a Year 13 student at St Benedict’s School, has had his work, ‘Negative Spaces’, chosen from thousands across the country to feature in the Royal Academy’s annual online schools exhibition, live from 22nd June to 3rd July. In Tim’s words, “This piece explores the aesthetic value of text instead of the literary meaning. The negative space around the text becomes the solid form and, when aligned with other pieces, hints at recognizable letters and literary meaning.”
Collectors Needed
by Chiswick RNLI Lifeboat Station
31st August 2011
We are always looking for new volunteers to help collect or sell souvenirs at various events throughout the year. If you are interested please email us.
Feeling the January blues? Fancy a Classic Lancashire comedy?
31st August 2011
I know I do. Questors Theatre’s running the heart-warming comedy Hobson's Choice. See the Calender for times.
Interested in Theatre? Are you interested in being involved in practical theatre?
31st August 2011
Join one of our FREE informal weekly backstage tours. Wednesdays, 8pm in The Grapevine Bar. 14-18 years welcome if accompanied by an adult.
Harvest Festival Success
31st August 2011
Dukes Meadows Trust Harvest Festival last weekend was a great success, with beautiful pumpkins carved and toffee apples devoured.