Council staff expected to move into new offices early next year
Clean up operation also found a car engine belt and a set of dentures
Councillors grant licence despite residents' concerns
Among six sentenced for their part in West Kensington execution
Amended plan resubmitted which attempts to address council concerns
Wetherby Pembridge welcomed students for the new term
Postponing 'Dirty Dancing' launch despite many tickets already purchased
Some Mildmay and Southern trains not running over October half-term
Opposition parties say Mayor still needs to do more about knife crime
16-year-old was reportedly in costume on his way to Anime Con
Targets for fare evasion loss reduction are currently being missed
Victoria Adams had offered him refuge after meeting at a shelter
Blocks up to 12 storeys tall could be built on site being used by Avonmore School
Fulham resident and long serving Conservative councillor dies at 90
Female in her forties died after collision near Lyric Square
Local students excel despite impact of Covid-19 on lessons
During installation state of the art MRI scanner
Call for new local creatives to take space
Hammersmith and Chiswick MP says economic case has been overstated
Technology has reduced fraud and waste and increased grant revenue
HFEH Mind to provide low-cost therapy for adults
Its data shows crossings doubling since launch
End of exemptions for EVs could make them unviable and cause more pollution
'Underutilised' West Kensington space next to temporary Avonmore site
180-tonnes of waste had been diverting the course of the Thames
Pushes his bike into path of driver making an illegal turn
Opposition accused of jumping on bandwagon after petition launch
Money pledged to enable urgent warehouse relocation
Pedal bike hit by electric bike on cycleway in King Street
Plans include 140 flats, community spaces and a 65-bed care home
Report back from Andy Slaughter, MP for Hammersmith and Chiswick
Ground floor shops including Starbucks would be unaffected
Critical of government policy on housing, immigration and disability
TfL’s route adjustments include scrapping of number 283
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Come along to a supper club at Sam's Riverside and Sam's Waterside
Sneak peek tour part of London's Open House Festival
Charlene White to chair discussion with speakers from City Hall
Underground Theatre premieres a darkly comic look at the apocalypse
Season culminates with stage version of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Robert Sean Leonard appearing in 'Interview' with Paten Hayes
A playful look at the history and quirks of the English language
Lecture hosted by The Arts Society Chiswick looks at their intertwined history
A Rose by Any Other Name at the Barons Court Theatre
Four bus stops in the area will be temporarily out of service
Where to expect diversions and delays
Engineering work and strikes affecting tube and rail services
Chain applies for Premises Licence at Civic Campus site
'Making Her Mark' is being held at Emery Walker's House
Monthly meets on a wide range of subjects are open to all
Regular weekend engineering work taking place until October
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Family tensions erupt in Sarah Shelton's 1960s drama
At West London Drama Training, we believe every child is a star in the making
Venue has been relaunched as the Hammersmith Cinema
Over £13,000 raised to restore St Peter's Square landmark
Sam's Riverside ranks highly in the Harden's annual survey
The Plough and Harrow has been up for sale for over a year
Chain's first venue was opened there by musician during pandemic
Queen Caroline Street building would contain 179 rooms for students
Planners recommend retention of front boundary wall
Brisk trade in high value houses while flat sales 'moribund'
Hammersmith Society objects to plans after new images show true impact
Ellen and William Craft honoured at former Cambridge Grove Home
Donations still pouring in following comic’s epic trek for charity
Doris Nash was unaware how close she was to the planning of the operation
Mayor honours former wrestler who saved two people from drowning
Suicide prevention charity has trained volunteers to talk to
Employment opportunities in the local area