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Is High Rise the Way Forward for Ealing Borough?
Councillor Gary Busuttil considers the options to deal with the housing crisis
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Ealing Council Leaders Sing Praises of HS2 Project
Cabinet member pay a visit to the construction site at Old Oak Common
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Cabinet Reshuffle Takes Place at Ealing Council
Two councillors appointed and some roles switched
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Motorcyclist Loses Leg after Gunnersbury Lane Collision
Driver flees scene and is being sought by police
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Man from Acton Accused of Killing Dog Walker while High
Laszlo Dancs ran over Olivia Riley on Cheyne Walk
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Seven Years in Jail for Killing Woman in Park Royal Crash
Police officer says he understands frustration at length of sentence
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Guardians of the Galaxy Star Becomes Local Mind Ambassador
Will Poulter helping spread the message on mental health
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Claim Made that Friary Park Staircase Solution Remains Unsafe
Council approves new designs for some of the towers
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Girl from Acton Named as Pianist of the Year
Latymer Upper pupil Alia winner at London Young Musician competition
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King Fahad Academy Looks Set to Close
Saudi government withdrawing funding for school on Bromyard Avenue
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Council Plans to Give Away 1,000 Bikes in Southall
Part of an effort to encourage more cycling in the area
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Huge Drug Factory was Run from Acton Business Park
Three men convicted for setting up network selling through the dark web
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Travellers Occupy Hammersmith Hospital Car Park
Reports claim NHS staff were abused by group attending wedding
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Deadline Looms to Comment on Greenock Road Tower Blocks
Buildings up to 18 storeys proposed near South Acton station
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Proposal Made to Redevelop Holiday Inn Express
35-storey tower to house students could be built on Victoria Road
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Over 20 Groups Meet to Discuss Ealing Council's Local Plan
Opposition continues to try to build coalition against draft proposal
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Motorcyclist Killed on Old Oak Common Lane
Man in thirties dies after being hit by car
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Acton Banking Hub Scheduled for June Opening
Rupa Huq given sneak preview of premises in the Oaks
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Local Plan Consultation Inadequate Says Opposition
Ealing Lib Dems claim council failed to include disabled groups
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Ealing Council To Reinstate Conservation Officer Role
Lib Dems say move is being made as resistance to Draft Local Plan grows
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West London Orbital Rail Link Plans 'Taking Shape'
Mayor claims that new line could open within a decade
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Ealing Borough Historian Unmasked as Hostile Reviewer
Jonathan Oates used pseudonym to slam rival's books and praise his own
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Green Light for Huge Cloister Corner Development
Planning committee votes overwhelmingly in favour of scheme
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Women's Pioneer Housing Scheme Gets Approval
Three towers containing over 100 flats to be built near Gunnersbury Lane
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Barratt London to Deliver Massive Bollo Lane Development
TfL signs partnership with firm that could build 1,700 flats locally
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DNA Evidence Traps Rapist 19 Years After Acton Park Attack
Adrian Satchwell caught after committing another offence
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Complaints Grow About Management of Acton Gardens
Rupa Huq presents petition in parliament about L&Q's practices
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Man Fights for Life After Being Stabbed Near Gunnersbury Avenue
Nearby school forced to close while police investigate
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We're Your Parkinsons Partner
Home Instead Hammersmith & Chiswick offer specialist care for people living with the neurological condition
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Lance Mok to Perform Again at Acton Hill Church
Pianist returns in an Iris Axon Series Concert
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Charity Cricket Match to Be Held for Acton Four-year-old
Tess Powis has a disability which requires expensive equipment and treatments
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Central Middlesex Hospital Hosting Sickle Cell Event
Working with the community to make improvements in treatment of the disease
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RMT Announces Another Train Strike Day
Timed to create four days of disruption along with ASLEF action
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Roadworks Ahead in Acton
Traffic delays likely due to road and lane closures
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Forthcoming Transport Disruption in Acton
Strikes and engineering works ahead on local tube and train services
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'Fun Day' Held to Mark Completion of First Phase of Friary Park
Local MP and Deputy Mayor join residents at event
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Operation Dugo Takes Place at The Felix Project
500 falafel meals distributed in memory of a Holocaust survivor
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Women's Empowerment Support Group Launched in Acton
Boost your confidence and wellbeing at free sessions
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A Year of Celebrations Begins for Descendants
The Charity's committee pays a visit to the House of Commons
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ActOne Cinema Set to Launch Second Screen
Fundraising campaign has enabled expansion at High Street venue
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Eric and Jessica Huntley Portrait on Display at Gunnersbury Park Museum
Couple were pioneers of race equality and publishing black and Asian literature
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Artists at Home Auction Raises Money for the Homeless
Charity fundraiser brings in over three thousand pounds
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 Leisure
Discover the story of the Underground at London Transport Museum’s Depot
Tickets now on sale for ‘The Big Build’ Depot Open Days event 16-18 June, Acton Town, west London
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Introducing Startup School for Seniors
Over 50? Ever dreamed of starting your own business? We can help turn that into a reality!
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Urban Art - Changing The Face of Acton
Emily Hopkins reviews the growing street art movement in W3
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Acton Schoolgirl Features in Hit Netflix Series
Olivia Brown plays a young witch in fantasy drama
 Property
Stamp Duty Frenzy Masks Acton House Price Uncertainty
Nearly a fifth of sales in second quarter were for over a million
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56-storey Tower Just First Stage of One Portal Way Plan
Massive development could see creation of new town centre
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Green Light for Massive Bollo Lane Development
Ten towers including one of 25-storeys will dominate local skyline
 Community
City Harvest Makes Call for Donations and Volunteers
Cost-of-living crisis has increased demand for Acton-based charity's services
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LAGER Can Smashes Its Record at Acton Fly-tip
11-tonnes of waste removed by local environmental volunteer group
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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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Acton Homeless Concern Helping Those In Hardship
A takeaway meal service available once a week thanks to community donations
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ActOne Cinema Highly Commended by Ealing Civic Society
'Sensitive restoration' of building wins judges' praise
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Felix's Kitchen Gives Out its Millionth Meal
Acton-based food redistribution charity passes a major milestone
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Shop Local and Help Acton Businesses
Profile of Churchfield Road's ''Tea Darling"
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