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Gunnersbury Lane Shop Has Alcohol Licence Revoked
Councillors act after Home Office investigation finds illegal workers

Man from Acton Jailed Over Damien Hirst Studio Burglary
Liam Middleton-Gomm was wearing an electronic tag at time of theft

14,000 Focaccias Delivered Through City Harvest
Pasta Evangelists expands partnership with local food charity

Hammersmith to East Acton Route Axed Despite Strong Opposition
TfL insists network changes simplify local services

Murdered Dogwalker Worked for Greener Ealing
Wayne Broadhurst was employed by borough waste contractor

Football Samurai Academy Accuses Council of Intimidation
Club presented with a repair cost bill of nearly half a million pounds

Life Sentence for Murderer of Acton Swimming Coach
Killer butchered Albert Alfonso and his partner taking body parts to Bristol

Ealing Council Installs 150th Bike Hangar
Avenue Road site one of nine in latest phase of rollout

Police Crackdown on Illegal E-bikes in Acton and Chiswick
Operation snares drug dealers, illegal immigrants and violent offenders

Acton Police Station Loses 24-Hour Front Counter
Change price of reprieve for facilities at other stations

Fancy Living Next Door to the North Korean Embassy?
Property neighbouring Gunnersbury Avenue diplomatic mission for sale

Plan to Reduce Hours at Central Middlesex Urgent Treatment Centre
Trust is proposing to close facility earlier in the evening

Four Injured After Car and Bus Collide on High Street
Victims taken to major trauma centre

High Profile Raids Carried Out in East and South Acton
Police say they targeted areas known for drug use and anti-social behaviour

Ealing Council Purchases 110 Flats in Acton Gardens
Units will be let out to tenants on housing list at social rents

Calls Grow for Full Elizabeth Line Service at Acton Main Line
Online petition gains over 1,000 signatures

Officer Based at Acton Police Station Guilty of Gross Misconduct
Had sex with vulnerable women who went to report a crime

Bollo Lane Flats Stuck in Regulatory Limbo for a Year
149 units at Bookbinder Point awaiting safety clearance

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Calendar

Open Events at St Benedict's School

Opportunity to explore the school and discover what makes St Benedictâs so special.

Gunnersbury Park to Hold Debrief Sessions on Summers Festivals

Meeting aims to bring residents and event organisers together

Two Day Event Programme Remembering Katyn

Includes talk at POSK and walk from memorial in Gunnersbury Cemetery

Children's Art Celebrated in Competition Run by Descendants

Event was one of several organised for Black History Month

Free Fitness Classes Launched for Women in Acton

Movement on The Mount will take place weekly at St. Mary's Church Hall

Acton Town Station Celebrated in TfLâs 'In Bloom' Awards

Robert Bullmore's photocollage seen as capturing dedication of staff

Forthcoming Transport Disruption in Acton

Strikes and engineering works ahead on local tube and train services

Prince of Wales Unveils Gunnersbury Park Humanitarian Memorial

William praises aid workers who are dying in record numbers

Funding Boost for Gunnersbury Park & Museum

Secures Arts Council grant ahead of centenary year

Action West London Launches Electrical Repair Workshops

Initiative by aims to tackle both waste and unemployment

Peoples Unite Southall Exhibition Extended

Will continue at Gunnersbury Park Museum until November

Plaque to Wartime Acton Artist Unveiled

Mayor of Ealing does the honours for commemoration of Margaret Dovaston

Leisure

Introducing Son of Osterley Bookshop

Come along to bag a bargain and experience the new shop focus

Sushi Makers to the Stars Mark 14 Years in West Acton

YoYo Kitchen's chef has prepared meals for Madonna, Kylie and De Niro

Urban Art - Changing The Face of Acton

Emily Hopkins reviews the growing street art movement in W3

Property

Iranian Cultural Centre on Crown Street Gets Go Ahead

Planning committee approves scheme for nine storey building

Failed Rosebank Way Development to Be Demolished

37 housing units built in 2019 to go after structural defects discovered

Community

Cleaning Up the Streets of South Acton

How a community initiative is making litter disappear from the area

Acton Homeless Concern Helping Those In Hardship

A takeaway meal service available once a week thanks to community donations

School Children Blitz Rubbish in Acton Park

Pupils at Derwentwater Primary join LagerCan for litter pick

Soapsud Island's Dirty Secrets Revealed

New book uncovers the harsh conditions in local laundries of the last century

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