Hammersmith and Fulham news

• A Crepuscular Sky, Caroline Valentine, Gumley House

  26-10-2021 21:53
  
  What a beautiful day to look outside your window!
  
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• Mental Health in football matters! Caroline Valentine, Gumley House

  26-10-2021 21:36
  
  Football is a fast growing sport that has recently exploded in popularity throughout all age groups, with hundreds of youth players joining new clubs every year. The number of supporters has also grown, notably during the Euros this year!
  
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• Dune: A Spectacular Sci-Fi Adaptation, Evie Allen-Jones, Esher College

  26-10-2021 21:22
  
  Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 sci-fi novel Dune, is finally here. It has been years since fans were teased with the idea of a new Dune, starring some of Hollywood’s biggest actors. Due to many lockdowns and the shutting of cinemas across the globe, Dune was pushed back to October 2021 from its original release date of November 20th 2020.
  
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• Your sign to visit Sky Garden in London Ayman Chowdhury St Olave's Grammar School

  26-10-2021 20:52
  
  You can't miss it. Sky Garden is London's highest public garden sitting at 520ft
  
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• The Origins of Halloween by Ella Squires

  26-10-2021 19:16
  
  Halloween is a popular holiday that many of us celebrate today by telling scary stories, dressing up in costumes, trick or treating, carving pumpkins and much more! But where did this holiday originate from?
  
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• Andreas Kirsch appointed new Kingston Council leader

  26-10-2021 19:15
  
  Chessington Councillor Andreas Kirsch has been elected as the new leader of Kingston Council (RBK), the borough's ruling Liberal Democrat party have announced.
  
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• Fireaway pizza takeaway comes to Harrow

  26-10-2021 19:09
  
  A fast-growing pizza takeaway chain will soon open in Harrow.
  
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• Officer injured by police car in Mitcham robbery chase

  26-10-2021 17:51
  
  A police officer was injured and four robbery suspects arrested in dramatic scenes on a residential road in Mitcham this morning (Tuesday, October 26).
  
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• Stath Lets Flats returns for series 3 on Channel 4 tonight - When to watch

  26-10-2021 17:17
  
  Stath Lets Flats returns for its third series on Channel 4 tonight.
  
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• Closing The STEM Gap in Schools - Srideeksha Ganta

  26-10-2021 17:13
  
  At Woodford County High School, “The Innovation Lab”, a new technology suite equipped with some of the latest technology has helped many young girls to consider studying STEM subjects at a higher level. 
  
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• Visitors' centre in Edmonton brought back to life

  26-10-2021 16:51
  
  A drab former World War Two civilian defence centre in Pymmes Park has been transformed into a cultural landmark by local artists.
  
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• The cricket match between two competitive teams..

  26-10-2021 16:51
  
  The cricket match on Sunday had created many problems along London, therefore caused the police to get involved...
  
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• Romford grandfather raises cash for NHS after challenge

  26-10-2021 16:46
  
  A grandfather-of-eight has completed an adventurous triple challenge and to raise funds for Barking, Havering and Redbridge hopsitals (BHR)
  
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• Why should you go to Leicester Square?

  26-10-2021 16:44
  
  Leicester Square, an area based in Central London, is an area with it’s popular destination, Chinatown, with its East Asian stores and supplies.
  
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• Volunteering, Dan Riddle, St. George’s College

  26-10-2021 16:24
  
  When Teddington author and editor Fiona Mitchell, found herself desperately missing people and wanting to help in some way during the first lockdown in March 2020, she volunteered as a delivery driver for a charity that looks after unpaid Carers in the community. Fiona, a former journalist and more recently author of two books, The Swap and The Maid’s Room, initially worked a couple of days a week for Crossroads Care Richmond & Kingston upon Thames doing anything that was required
  
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• Three convicted after shotgun dumped in south London police chase

  26-10-2021 16:16
  
  A discarded sawn-off shotgun and £1,000 worth of crack and heroin were seized by officers who chased drug dealers through an estate in south London.
  
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• Loughton flat mate tried to call police to get cop out, court heard

  26-10-2021 16:12
  
  The friend of a woman allegedly raped by an officer threatened to call the police to get him out of their flat, a court has heard.
  
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• Enfield school pedestrian and cycle zones permanent from November 1

  26-10-2021 16:00
  
  The pedestrian and cycle zones on roads near schools in and around Enfield are to be made permanent.
  
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• Air pollution: ULEZ expansion starts this week

  26-10-2021 15:48
  
  Motorists are being reminded of imminent changes to the ULEZ zone which is increasing in size this week in London - affecting more vehicles.
  
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• Diversifying our reading - Zahra Modan, Walthamstow school for girls

  26-10-2021 15:46
  
  Why should we do it?
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: How businesses, societies and investors can build an economic ecosystem

  26-10-2021 15:39
  
  A parable of the Prussian forest: How not to destroy the ecosystem in the pursuit of ‘shareholder value’
  
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• Covid infection rates for every south west London borough

  26-10-2021 15:38
  
  Health authorities in south west London are urging residents to take up their Covid-19 booster vaccines in the coming weeks amid resurgent high Covid-19 infection rates in the region.
  
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• Harlow MP defends vote over ‘complex’ sewage dumping

  26-10-2021 15:33
  
  A proposal from the Lords to the Environment Bill that would have placed legal duties on the companies to reduce discharges was defeated by 265 MPs' votes to 202 last week.
  
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• Social media impact on young people

  26-10-2021 15:30
  
  Social media platforms are accessible worldwide, with over 2 billion people having a source of social interaction online.
  
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• Ikea to move into former Topshop Oxford Street premises

  26-10-2021 15:30
  
  The new Oxford Street Ikea hopes to open in autumn 2023.
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: Feeding the planet

  26-10-2021 15:29
  
  Feeding the world’s roughly 8 billion people has a huge impact on the environment. Leading studies suggest this necessary process accounts for about a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions contributing to global warming. With the global population projected to grow to 10 billion by 2050, the nations of the world won’t be able to reach their climate targets without radical change to the food system.
  
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• Queen holds first engagement since doctor-ordered rest

  26-10-2021 15:21
  
  The Queen returns for her first royal engagement her ordered medical rest.
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: Cities to the rescue

  26-10-2021 15:11
  
  Rathbones believe that cities and towns can again drive progress, with smarter urban planning that allows for more walking, cycling and better public transport could massively reduce energy usage and rejuvenate our centres into the bargain.
  
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• Car flips onto roof in Beech Drive, Borehamwood

  26-10-2021 15:11
  
  Two people were injured when their car flipped onto its roof in Borehamwood.
  
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• Rainbow Crossings: the Revolutionary Road We Need? - Serena Cobbinah

  26-10-2021 15:09
  
  Rainbow Crosswalks in London have been described as a move of ‘solidarity’ by the Lambeth Council, which allowed the first permanent rainbow crossings in the UK to be painted. But are they anything more than an empty gesture?
  
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• Do schools encourage rape mentality in society-Archisha Jha

  26-10-2021 14:57
  
  Do school's encourage rape mentality? Carry on reading to find out more...
  
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• Silvertown Tunnel will undo benefits of ULEZ - campaigners

  26-10-2021 14:50
  
  The proposed Silvertown Tunnel will undo improvements to air quality provided by the expansion of the ULEZ, undermining its purpose, according to campaigners.
  
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• How rape mentality in society is encouraged?

  26-10-2021 14:38
  
  People say schools help eliminate rape mentality in society, is this true? Carry on reading to find out.
  
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• Mother of sisters murdered in Wembley dismisses Met apology

  26-10-2021 14:14
  
  The mother of two murdered sisters has dismissed an apology from the Metropolitan Police after the force’s response to their deaths was found to be below standard.
  
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• Kew school helps group fight food poverty in London

  26-10-2021 14:06
  
  A primary school in Kew is helping fight food poverty in London by teaming up with the City Harvest group for autumn.
  
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• Novara Media YouTube account 'deleted' as Labour MP shares support

  26-10-2021 13:52
  
  The media group is an independent, left-wing news channel founded in 2011.
  
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• Man hit by train at Sutton station pronounced dead

  26-10-2021 13:44
  
  A man sadly died after he was hit by a train at Sutton station yesterday (Monday, October 25).
  
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• Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas coming to Wembley Arena - How to get tickets

  26-10-2021 13:43
  
  Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas is coming to Wembley Arena. Here's how you can get tickets.
  
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• Parents go nuts after daughter has an allergic reaction in local restaurant by Maryam Meschi- James Allen’s Girls’ School

  26-10-2021 13:34
  
  Zainab, a 13 year old girl from Croydon, had an allergy attack in newly opened restaurant Zauq on 17th October after a miscommunication between the waiter and the kitchen. 
  
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• Tesco to end living wage gap in UK supply chain

  26-10-2021 12:35
  
  Tesco's to end the living living wage gap amongst its UK banana supply chain.
  
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• It's hard to be a child but it's harder to be a child bride

  26-10-2021 12:04
  
  12 million girls have been forcibly married in the last ten years worldwide. This rate is expected to increase to 150 million by 2030.
  
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• It's hard to be a child but it's even harder to be a child bride

  26-10-2021 12:04
  
  12 million girls have been forcibly married in the last ten years worldwide. This rate is expected to increase to 150 million by 2030.
  
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• Child marriages

  26-10-2021 12:04
  
  12 million girls have been forcibly married in the last ten years worldwide. This rate is expected to increase to 150 million by 2030.
  
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• Harlow properties increase by more than 70% in 10 years

  26-10-2021 11:39
  
  Harlow properties have increased by 71.60 per cent in ten years beating Dartford, Hatfield and Spelthorne, new research shows.
  
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• IOPC report details mistakes in Wembley murders of sisters

  26-10-2021 11:37
  
  An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found that several mistakes were made by police in the case of two sisters who were murder by a Blackheath teen.
  
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• Picture released of 25-year-old man fatally shot in Brixton

  26-10-2021 11:17
  
  Police have released a picture of the 25-year-old victim of a fatal shooting in south London.
  
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• HGV driver shortage threatens Christmas supply problems, haulage experts say

  26-10-2021 10:44
  
  Haulage bosses across the UK have written to Boris Johnson asking the Government to act now to stop a Christmas supply Crisis.
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: How to build a responsible global recovery

  26-10-2021 10:42
  
  Can the world make positive social and environmental choices when rebuilding our economy from the coronavirus pandemic?
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: How your investments can make a difference

  26-10-2021 10:14
  
  A growing number of people are questioning how their pensions and other savings are invested. Rathbones’ stewardship director Matt Crossman explains why he firmly believes we can make the world a better place through our investments, and how best to do it.
  
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• PLANET PAPERS: A brand new world

  26-10-2021 10:05
  
  Companies are having to innovate and evolve in order to engage with the shifting attitudes — as well as the changing spending habits — of a new generation of consumers.
  
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