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The Mount Could Be Turned into Pokemon Urban Garden
Application made for installation to be in place for six months
Old Actonians Latest Club to Plan Padel Courts
Wants to install new facilities on bowling green by Popes Lane
Fundraiser Launched for Acton Woman with Breast Cancer
Ellen Calvelo needs support for living costs and to bring family to the UK
Lib Dems Say They Have Found £1.6 Million for Frontline Services
Claim they could save children’s centres and ditch Stop and Shop Plus
Man from Acton Jailed for Orchestrating Tube 'SMS blaster' Scam
Device hidden in suitcase aimed to obtain commuters' bank details
Acton Dumpling Manufacturer Fined for Food Safety Breaches
Hong's Dumplings sells to supermarkets and restaurants
Ealing CAMHS Dietitian Launches Home based Cooking Sessions
To support young people in eating disorder recovery
Former Twyford School Pupil's Film Wins at the BAFTAs
Dean Atta's poem was made into short animation
Local Schools Win Praise for Supporting Disadvantaged Pupils
Over thirty in the borough among the best performing in the country
Virtual Reality Transforms Training at Park Royal Hospital
Surgeons at St Mark’s National Bowel Hospital learning with immersive tech
Ealing Council Announces Polling Station Changes
A number of previously-used venues not available for May elections
Man Offered Cash to Patient He Tipped Out of Wheelchair
Ambulance worker loses unfair dismissal case after Hammersmith Hospital incident
Fire Brigade Reissues E-bike Warning after Queen's Drive Blaze
Failed lithium-ion battery blamed for damage to ground floor of house
Ellen Wilkinson Student Wins Speak Out Challenge
Margot Griffiths named regional champion in public speaking event
Acton First to Try New Community-Led Funding Model
£80,000 allocated by 'Town Team' to support local projects
Mayor of Ealing Pays Visit to Miyabi Nursery
Learns to how to make sushi with the children
Cabinet Minister Declines to Condemn Children’s Centre Closures
Ealing North MP James Murray says council 'doing everything it can'
Residents' Group Seeks Review of Gunnersbury Park Licence
Wants a more restrictive and 'community-minded' regime for events
Five-fold Increase in Student Rooms at North Acton Site Proposed
Imperial College to submit changes to masterplan for One Portal Way
Everyone Active Pledges More Investment After Contract Extension
10-year deal signed by council's leisure centre operator
Acton's Railway Engineering Hub Hosts Senior Minister
TfL showcases new apprenticeship opportunities
Mental Health Ambassadors Visit Acton Primary
Event at St. Vincent's aims to help children talk about their own wellbeing
Acton Pub Owner Fined For Serious Food Hygiene Breaches
Sheepwalk Tavern found to be infested with mice
Charity Calls on Government to Support the Legacy of Felix
Teenager's concern for others inspired food redistribution operation
Timetable Increase for Bus Route 272
Evening services to be doubled to run every 15 minutes
Morning Services to Be Boosted at Local Elizabeth Line Stations
More trains stopping at Acton Main Line, Hanwell and Southall
Concerns Raised About 'Unsafe' Gunnersbury Lane Roadworks
Pedestrians being forced to walk through busy traffic
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Plan to Reduce Hours at Central Middlesex Urgent Treatment Centre
Trust is proposing to close facility earlier in the evening
Calls Grow for Full Elizabeth Line Service at Acton Main Line
Online petition gains over 1,000 signatures
Football Samurai Academy Loses Legal Fight
Failure to secure judicial review could end bid to stay in North Acton
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