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Former council worker all set yo become mayor
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The borough's first citizen is set to be female for the first time in three years after a
former council worker was nominated for the post.
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Sainsbury's u-turn denial angers residents' group
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| Sainsbury's has hit back at claims that its chief executive has betrayed the Barnes community by breaking promises to them.
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Riverside plan is labelled 'high risk'
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Campaigners against the Twickenham Riverside development have expressed concern after the borough's financial boss labelled it "high risk".
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MP: Tories would cut school cash
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| Secondary schools across Hounslow may face funding cuts if Conservatives win the general election, the MP for Feltham and Heston, has warned.
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THE top policeman in Ealing has set clamping down on burglary and violent crime as his top priorities for this year.
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Time to go to wonderland with Mad Hatter's party
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| A Mad Hatter's theme tea party with games, tea and cake is being held in Feltham to raise money for charity.
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Caterpillars cause for concern
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RESIDENTS are being urged to keep an eye out for dangerous caterpillars which can cause health problems.
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'Council has dragged its feet'
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| WORK to build sports facilities on a development in Ealing is still no closer to getting started despite promises by the council and the builders.
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College puts itself in the shop window
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| Feltham Skills Centre is moving to a brand new flagship site in Feltham High Street.
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Charity blasts special needs report 'whitewash'
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| Borough children with special educational needs are being let down by incompetent service providers, according to a borough charity.
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Paedophile's jail term cut
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| A PREDATORY paedophile who stalked school girls had his minimum jail term cut yesterday.
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Teen arrest after knifing
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| A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after a man was found stabbed in Turnham Green, Chiswick.
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| The award winning Zippos Circus returned to Chiswick with a Spanish themed show yesterday and will be there until Tuesday, May 13.
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Post offices’ demise has shattered the community
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| Compassion and community have been traded for the need to save cash, a campaigner claimed this week following news that three borough post offices will shut in June.
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Spring sunshine for the May fair
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Spring sunshine has arrived in time to lift borough spirits for some May fair merriment.
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Concerns over college's ?100m expansion plans
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| Richmond upon Thames College is defending its £100m rebuild, insisting borough residents will benefit too.
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Move on the cards for Feltham Skills Centre
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| An agreement between Hounslow Council and West Thames College has been made to move Feltham Skills Centre to a new flagship development.
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'I have cried myself to sleep'
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| A MOTHER and daughter were savagely beaten on a packed tube train after asking a girl to stop flicking sweets at them.
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18-year-old robber to be sentenced
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| A TEENAGER is due to be sentenced today for a violent cashpoint robbery.
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| RAIL passengers in the borough face disruption this afternoon.
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'Slow down will buy more time'
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| Over the past year top planning agencies have been studying the four corners of the borough to work out the best way to develop them. Over the next four weeks the Ealing Times is taking a look at Ealing, Southall, Acton and Park Royal and talking to prominent residents' groups to see what they make of the plans for their areas.
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Ex-councillor to be sentenced today
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| A FORMER councillor is due to appear in court this morning to be sentenced for cheating the benefit system.
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Five to stand trial for murder
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FIVE men will stand trial in November for the murder of a teenager from Hayes in an Ealing Park.
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Bluebells face Spanish invasion
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See Nature Notes' Tony Drakeford talk about bluebells and the threats to Britain's favourite wildflower.
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Budding artisans battle for title
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STUDENTS from across the capital descended on an Acton college yesterday, all bidding to become London's Building Idol.
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Charity Oxfam is to open a high fashion, designer boutique in Chiswick this summer.
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Whitton High Street was partly closed by fire trucks racing to a blaze behind shops.
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High Court battle for sisters
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| TWO domestic violence victims have launched a court battle against Ealing Council in a bid to secure money for a local support group.
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Seven post offices to close
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| SEVEN post offices in the borough will close despite a desperate bid from thousands of residents to save them.
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Transport booze ban to start in June
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Boris Johnson's public transport alcohol ban will take effect from next month.
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Five in court over Fuad murder
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FIVE men are due to appear in court this morning charged with the murder of a Hayes teenager in an Ealing park.
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Barnes named deputy Mayor
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A LOCAL politician is holding a double celebration after being given made a deputy to the new Mayor of London.
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Major project to start next month
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A MULTI-MILLION pound project to improve the centre of Greenford will start next month it was revealed last night.
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GBH accused fails to show
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| AN ARREST warrant has been issued by police for a man who failed to turn up at court yesterday.
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Post Office closures confirmed
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| SEVEN post offices in the borough will close it was announced today.
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Budding sports reporter? Win a trip to the Olympics
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| We have teamed up with McDonald's, official Beijing 2008 Olympic Games sponsor, to offer one lucky youngster and an adult the chance to win a once-in-a-lifetime Olympic experience
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One post office saved, 37 to go
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One Wimbledon post office has been saved from closure while the future of another in West Norwood is being reviewed.
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Lock keepers to lose homes
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| Thames lock keepers and their families face losing their homes after the Environment Agency announced plans to sell off or rent out the buildings.
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Council housing decision tonight
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| CHANGES to the organisation which provides council housing in the borough are expected to be agreed by councillors tonight.
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Renewed safety calls a year after dog killed
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The owners of a puppy which was mown down and killed in a borough park are still calling for safety improvements at the scene - a year after the accident.
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Fancy pigeon racing at school fair?
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Feathered friends are getting ready to get into a flap at a Teddington school's May fair.
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Two men who went on an international, £100,000 vandalism rampage have been given suspended sentences.
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A lightning strike on a rail signal box at Wimbledon has created delays of more than an hour on trains across south-west London.
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Dog cheats death in Feltham dual carriageway drama
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A dog that was dangerously dodging traffic on the high-speed A312 near Feltham was rescued by a brave animal ambulance driver.
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Polling stations open today
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Polling stations open at 7am today for the London mayoral and assembly elections.
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Group show concerns over plans
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PLANS to dramatically reshape the heart of Ealing will be unveiled to the public next week.
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BA passes on higher fuel costs to passengers
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British Airways passengers face a fair hike of as much as £30 in extra fuel duty on the airline's longest long-haul flights.
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'Health tourists' get bills at bed side
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"Health tourists" are being sent home sick from a west London hospital if they can't pay up, under a Government pilot scheme.
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 The Council is currently taking stock of the changes in Brentford and aims to produce new planning guidance on future development in Brentford by the end of the year. The Council need to know what you think of the changes and how you would like to see Brentford evolve. Only by taking part in the consultation process can the new planning guidance reflect the hopes and aspirations of the local community. The consultation process will be divided into two stages.
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