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Local Police Officer Explains How Operation Broad Oak Works
PC Loveday on the response to concerns about rise in ASB in Acton
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Acton History Group Marks 40 Years of Preserving the Town's Past
Special meeting looks back at the society's origins
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Gunnersbury Park Resubmits Blanket Events Application
CIC wants five year consent for major events starting next year
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Ealing Council Set to Write Off Millions After Broadway Living Failure
Remaining projects to be brought in-house as company deemed unviable
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Celebrating 30 years of Tackling Loneliness Through Friendship
Amy Marshall-Clerc looks at BEfriend the local charity that closes this week
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New Elizabeth Line Trains to Boost Capacity By End of Year
Arrival of extra stock should ease pressure at Ealing and Acton stations
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Rupa Huq Hosts Parliamentary Events on Local Film Industry
Attendees told West London currently has more stars filming than LA
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Acton Park Death Being Treated as Non-suspicious
Police rule out any connection with last month's attack near the pond
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Charity Supporting Lonely and Isolated to Close This Month
BEfriend has been operating locally for over three decades
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Lack of Face-to-Face Support at Ealing Council Criticised
Lib Dems say opportunity has been missed as Perceval House reopens
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New Website Helps Young People Find Mental Health Support
Best for You is an NHS-approved resource with trustworthy info
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PM Fires Back at Tony Blair During Bollo Lane Visit
Keir Starmer defends his government while meeting TfL apprentices
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Candidates Announced for North Acton By-election
New vote needed following Green councillor’s sudden resignation
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Late Night Opening Approved for Hanger Hill Shisha Bar
Tiger Bay given permission to continue serving until 5am on some nights
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Police Get Their Daily Steps Up in Southfield Park
Foot patrols target anti-social behaviour during hot weather
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Alternative Funding Vision Proposed for Gunnersbury Park
Residents' group says costs can be covered without large-scale events
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Five Men Injured in Horn Lane Knife Fight
Police arrest one suspect on GBH and drug charges
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Somali Refugee Appointed as Mayor of Ealing
Faduma Mohamed chooses unity as the theme for her term
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Rupa Huq Presses Minister After HS2 'Reset'
Asks for earlier opening of Elizabeth line at Old Oak Common
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LGBTQ+ Team Reports Homophobic Abuse During Acton Match
London Titans calls for more action from pitch operator
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Police Hail 'Satisfying Arrest' of Known Drug Dealer
Man detained in Acton Park amid wider concerns over local crime
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Who Are the New Councillors for Acton and How Did They Win?
A guide to the results in local wards in the local elections
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Ealing Council Seizes Rolls Royce and Maserati in Crackdown
Luxury cars among more than 1,000 abandoned vehicles towed
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Massive Cannabis Farm Found at Chatsworth Pub Site
Derelict building is a short distance from police station
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Gunnersbury Park's 'Summer of Sound' in Jeopardy
Lenny Kravitz concert moved away along with Waterworks Festival
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Campaigners Furious at Friary Park 'White Elephants'
Two towers containing over 300 flats sit empty during housing crisis
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Man Charged After Acton Park Axe Attack
Victim remains in hospital in a critical condition
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Immersive Pokemon Garden Opens on The Mount
Space has been transformed to promote new game
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Stories from past W3 newsletters
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Expert Air Conditioning for West London Homes
Gasworks is keeping West London cool!
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Vintage Funk and Soulful Jazz Coming to St Mary's Acton
World-class musicians reunite to form the Bush All-Stars
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ReActon to Be Open Twice a Week During June
A chance to pick up free stuff and donate at the former Stirling Road tip
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Student Organises Community Music Afternoon at The Rocket
Dinner and Decks event part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award
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Acton Market to Host Free Community Action and Family Day
Activities include DJ masterclasses and upcycling workshops
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Impact of Tube Driver Strikes Appears to Be Reducing
Figures show increased number of union members turning up for work
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Records Broken at Gunnersbury Park Centenary Event
Organisers say museum had its busiest day ever
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Forthcoming Transport Disruption in Acton
Strikes and engineering works ahead on local tube and train services
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Acton-based Support Organisation Launches
Help Helps CIC aims to be there before a crisis hits
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Weekend Piccadilly Line Closures To Prepare for New Trains
Fleet to be tested ahead of planned December introduction
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Major Music Event Planned for Acton Park
Three day festival could close most of green space off for 17 days
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New Conditions Introduced for Gunnersbury Park Events
Licensing Panel steps back from sweeping restrictions demanded by campaigners
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Large Turnout from Ealing's Black Communities for Health Event
Start of a two year programme to improve outcomes
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Oxygen Activeplay Expands Free Holiday Programme
Sessions with food available for children eligible for free school meals
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June Registration Opens for Movement on the Mount
Free women’s fitness programme returns to Acton
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Sold-out Oshogatsu Draws Over 200 People
Japanese New Year celebrated in Miyabi Community event
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 Leisure
Home Instead Appoints Specialist Dementia Nurse
Bringing rare at-home support to local families
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Artists at Home Returns To West London This Summer
A chance to see local artists 19th - 21st June
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Play Like A Pro. Foxes FC Trials Now Open
West London's leading football academy is welcoming new players for the 2026–27 season
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Acton Town Station Celebrated in TfL’s 'In Bloom' Awards
Robert Bullmore's photocollage seen as capturing dedication of staff
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Junior Triple Jumper from Ealing Setting New Records
Leila Newth one of the local athletes backed by Sporting Champions scheme
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Wasps Rugby Club Plans Large Padel Facility
Proposing six courts at its Twyford Avenue ground
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Urban Art - Changing The Face of Acton
Emily Hopkins reviews the growing street art movement in W3
 Property
Rents Around Acton Main Line Surge Since Elizabeth Line Opening
Rising faster than other stations in borough despite limited service
 Community
Acton Homeless Concern Helping Those In Hardship
A takeaway meal service available once a week thanks to community donations
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Plan to Reduce Hours at Central Middlesex Urgent Treatment Centre
Trust is proposing to close facility earlier in the evening
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School Children Blitz Rubbish in Acton Park
Pupils at Derwentwater Primary join LagerCan for litter pick
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Calls Grow for Full Elizabeth Line Service at Acton Main Line
Online petition gains over 1,000 signatures
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Soapsud Island's Dirty Secrets Revealed
New book uncovers the harsh conditions in local laundries of the last century
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West London's Buried Rivers Brought Back to the Surface
Mural on Bollo Lane tracks course of Bollo Brook and Stamford Brook
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