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The Latest Breaking News from Hounslow Council

New 'state of the art' film studios get green light in west London

The Vinyl Factory, the developer behind the project, estimates the studio will create over 3,000 permanent jobs

Evening Standard

Jamie Oliver launches campaign to target child obesity at London primary schools

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'Green Belt field near our home is vital - don't turn it into warehouse dumping ground'

The plans were originally drawn up in 2015 and the council has cut back on the scale of the project due to pressure from residents

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Inside 'dumping ground' Travelodge that is home to some of London's most vulnerable

Some people are placed in the hotel for months at a time but regularly have to change rooms, causing further instability

Evening Standard

‘Baffling’: Hounslow Council criticised after axing Jewish exhibition over 'safety fears’

Exhibition postponed four days before it was due to start

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Actor Jim Carter backs London scheme to turn unused land into education allotments for children

The scheme has won backing from the government and the Greater London Authority

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MP backs residents in battle against ‘monster’ 5G mast looming over houses in west London

A 65ft phone mast has been built on playing field just yards from gardens in Boston Manor

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Allotments plan for wasteland in Hounslow to help pupils learn about food

More than 20 acres of unloved London land will be transformed into allotments to teach children about growing food after the plan won government funding.

Evening Standard

Man fined for illegally demolishing his £800,000 house in 'flagrant and reckless' act

Mohammed Ali Khan demolished his house on Grove Road in Isleworth, West London, in January 2022, without getting permission from the council. He has now been asked to pay a fine of more than £6,000

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Man illegally tore down his own £800,000 home, leaving neighbours worried for their safety

He has now been fined over £6,000 for knocking it down without permission

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Dying grandad who fled Russian invasion forced to sleep on floor because family ‘does not meet council criteria’

‘When I told my mother, she cried and said she would rather they had stayed and died in the war’

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Grandad 'unable to sleep' after landing £1,500 fine for parking outside his own home

Peter Lee's Mercedes was slapped with 12 parking fines following a blunder - and he has hit out at Kensington and Chelsea Council for leaving him concerned for a fortnight

Daily Mirror

Brentford granted planning permission to improve training ground

Brentford have taken a step closer to making huge improvements to their training facilities after Hounslow Council granted planning permission for new buildings at their Jersey Road base.

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London elections 2022: Labour holds Hounslow

Londoners went to the polls in local elections on May 5. Joe Talora has the lowdown on the vote in Hounslow

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Stunned builder receives 51 driving fines in one day totalling more than £6,000

John Barrett was issued the charges - which cost £130 a time - after repeatedly driving down a residents-only road during his trips to the gym.

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Builder receives 51 driving fines in one day after repeatedly using residents-only road

John Barrett says the charges - which cost £130 a time - have been issued because his trips to the gym see him drive up a residents only road in Chiswick, west London

Wales Online

Man gets 51 fines in one day for using road he has permit for - totalling £6,350

"The cost to the tax payer must have been massive - each notice has three screenshots of my car. The time it takes them to print out those screenshots and put the letter in the envelope would cost a fortune."

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