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| Criminal damage charges dropped CHARGES against a man’s alleged involvement in thousands of pounds worth of criminal damage in Uxbridge have been dropped. Stations open despite strike NO underground stations have closed on a section of a tube line hit by strikes today despite staff shortages. Campaigners talk aviation at camp ANTI expansion campaigners from Hillingdon have headed for Kent to join protesters at this year’s Climate Camp. Residents call for park fence MORE than £60,000 will be pumped into the security of a Ruislip park after complaints that residents did not feel safe. Canal could be 'lively and interesting attraction' THE “forgotten backwater” of the Grand Union Canal in Hayes could soon be opened up to residents, thanks to persistent lobbying by a keen boater. Council worker escapes jail A COUNCIL worker, who was ‘fooled’ into joining a gang of criminals claiming pay-outs for fictitious car accidents, has escaped jail. Court fines fly-tipper A FLY-TIPPER was fined more than £6,000 yesterday for dumping the contents of a skip in a Yiewsley street. Former councillor pleads guilty to sex act A FORMER Hillingdon councillor has admitted his part in a sex act with a 56-year-old man in a Rayners Lane public toilet. Three suffer injuries in crash THREE people were taken to hospital following a crash involving two cars in Hayes yesterday. Tube workers set to strike A STRING of underground stations could be closed tomorrow as tube workers prepare to strike. |
| Cops take to the streets DOZENS of police and council officers took to the streets around Hanwell today in a bid to tackle problems in the area. More consultation on police station closures MORE than 300 people voiced their opinions on plans to change the face of policing in Ealing Under-threat Greenford Police Station received the second highest amount of comments of any in the Met, during a three-month consultation on the future of police buildings in Ealing. Two arrested for stealing A40 road signs TWO homeless people were arrested yesterday after being caught with a trolley full of stolen road signs. Thousands expected for London Mela EUROPE'S largest South Asian celebration descends on Gunnersbury Park again on Sunday. Police hunt suspected teen sex attacker AN image of a man police believe tried to rape a 15-year-old girl has been released. School catchment area is lawful A DISPUTE over the catchment criteria for an Ealing primary school has been settled by officials (writes T'Kisha George). Banner theft could be 'school boy prank' ORGANISERS of the Brentford Festival suspect the theft of their banner, hoisted 12 feet up in a tree, was a school boy prank. Concern grows for missing man FEARS are growing for the safety of a Polish man who disappeared in June. Van death driver named A DRIVER who died when his van smashed into the barrier on a major route in Northolt has been named. Playday for Greenford kids GREENFORD is set to bring joy to its young residents with circus skills to celebrate National Play Day (writes T'Kesha George). |
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