Hammersmith and Fulham news

• Covid Tier 2 restrictions: What you can and can't do in London

  16-10-2020 19:10
  
  London will be put into Tier 2 of the Government's coronavirus alert levels from 12am on Saturday.
  
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• Bexley Vicar becomes video game streamer during lockdown

  16-10-2020 18:20
  
  'Gaming for God': Bexley Vicar becomes video game streamer during lockdown
  
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• Gold star – and gold hair – for Epsom children’s cancer nurse

  16-10-2020 18:00
  
  A senior nurse at Epsom Hospital has dyed her hair gold to raise funds for patients.
  
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• Booze and laughing gas could be banned in Bromley parks

  16-10-2020 17:57
  
  Drinking alcohol and huffing laughing gas could soon be banned in parks across Bromley, under new plans being considered by the local authority.
  
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• Council announces changes to Lewisham and Lee Green LTN

  16-10-2020 17:55
  
  Lewisham Council has set out “short-term” changes to its first low traffic neighbourhood to help relieve congestion in neighbouring areas.
  
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• Bromley back plans to rent 50 units for the homeless

  16-10-2020 17:50
  
  A rapid plan to add 50 new homes to house Bromley residents at risk of sleeping on the streets has been signed off on.
  
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• Greenwich leader says 'action is needed now' in Covid-19 fight

  16-10-2020 17:48
  
  The leader of one of the south-east London councils covered in the city-wide Covid-19 restrictions says “action is needed now” to address spiralling rates of the virus seen elsewhere in the capital.
  
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• Hillingdon borough extends record title of most Green Flag Parks in the UK

  16-10-2020 17:45
  
  Hillingdon has been awarded 60 Green Flag awards for its parks and green spaces - the highest number of any local authority in the country for the eighth year running.he eighth year running.
  
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• TfL bailout: Two week extension to current deal agreed

  16-10-2020 17:13
  
  The £1.6 billion coronavirus support package agreed in May was due to expire tomorrow – and without more cash, TfL would have had to stop running Tubes and buses.
  
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• Bishop leads official opening services at two Ealing schools

  16-10-2020 17:10
  
  TWO Ealing schools were officially opened this week by the Bishop of London on their permanent sites.
  
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• Enfield: Meridian Water scrutiny report dispute continues

  16-10-2020 17:00
  
  Homes for private sale and rent at the Meridian Water regeneration scheme “will only be marketed within the UK”, council bosses have claimed.
  
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• Map shows coronavirus hotspots in London

  16-10-2020 16:18
  
  An interactive map has revealed a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases in London.
  
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• Residents told not to sign-up to private security firms

  16-10-2020 15:17
  
  The Council and local Police have warned residents against signing up to private security companies canvassing Richmond neighbourhoods, in a community safety meeting on Tuesday (13 October).
  
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• Weetabix: Why feeding your baby wheat-based cereals could prevent wheat allergies later in life

  16-10-2020 15:10
  
  New research has suggested that giving babies wheat-based cereals like Weetabix from a young age could prevent them developing wheat allergies later in life.
  
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• Student protest in Cheam after racist Snapchat incident

  16-10-2020 15:10
  
  Students at the Nonsuch High School for Girls in Cheam staged a protest at the school on Thursday (October 15) after an incidence of racist abuse on Snapchat involving a student at the school was uncovered.
  
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• South London's only outdoor ice rink is returning to Greenwich

  16-10-2020 14:10
  
  The Queen's House ice skating rink is returning to Greenwich this winter, bigger and socially distanced in defiance of the Covid-19 pandemic.
  
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• TfL bailout: Row over plans to extend congestion charge

  16-10-2020 14:01
  
  A huge increase to the charging area is believed to be a Government condition in ongoing negotiations for a new Transport for London (TfL) bailout.
  
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• Croydon students and faith leaders call with Dalai Lama

  16-10-2020 14:00
  
  Students and faith leaders from Croydon met one of the world’s most prominent leaders of faith via a video conference call on Thursday (October 15) after arranging a video call with His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama.
  
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• Police to step up patrols to enforce coronavirus restrictions

  16-10-2020 13:49
  
  Metropolitan Police says they will be “stepping up” its response to target people flouring coronavirus regulations, as London prepares to enter tougher restrictions.
  
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• Met Office: Storm Alex saw UK's wettest day on record

  16-10-2020 13:00
  
  Saturday, October 3, was the UK's wettest day since records began after Storm Alex saw enough rain fall to more than fill Loch Ness, the Met Office said.
  
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• ITV GMB: Dr Hilary gives coronavirus face mask warning

  16-10-2020 12:54
  
  A medical expert has told people how to effectively wear a face mask after new statistics revealed that most people are not bothering to wash them after use.
  
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• Royal Park Police warns that park deer aren't "Bambi"

  16-10-2020 12:45
  
  A woman got a surprise when she was reportedly attacked by a deer in Richmond Park last weekend, after trying to get too close for an Instagram photo.
  
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• Hammersmith and Fulham council leader calls for short “circuit-breaker” lockdown to stop the rise of coronavirus cases - London News Online

  16-10-2020 10:57
  Hammersmith and Fulham council leader calls for short “circuit-breaker” lockdown to stop the rise of coronavirus cases  London News Online
  
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• Police break up Southall wedding party with 100-plus guests

  16-10-2020 10:36
  
  THE owner of a Southall venue faces a £10,000 fixed penalty after allowing a wedding reception that attracted more than 100 people to go ahead.
  
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• Wetherspoon sinks to first loss in 36 years over Covid-19

  16-10-2020 10:03
  
  Pubs chain JD Wetherspoon has sunk to a loss of £105.4 million after sales took a £556 million hit from the Covid-19 crisis.
  
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• Brent Council extends street drinking PSPO ‘til October 2023

  16-10-2020 07:00
  
  Those caught drinking in public in Brent could be fined up to £1,000 after the council agreed to extend its enforcement powers for a further three years.
  
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