Hammersmith and Fulham news

• Are schools dealing with mental health in the right way?

  14-11-2021 23:20
  
  Are schools equipped to deal with serious mental health problems or are they oblivious to the serious problem surrounding us.
  
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• Find out about the person that does 10 jobs in 1.

  14-11-2021 21:28
  
  There are fewer people who are as devoted to a single cause as Cidinha Bishop. With 10 jobs in 1 for her local non-league football club, read on to find out more.
  
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• My journey from GCSEs to A Levels.

  14-11-2021 21:11
  
   
  
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• Sparks Take A Point On The Road

  14-11-2021 20:40
  
  South Park Girls U16s have been struggling this season so when it came time to face the undefeated top of the table they didn't have high hopes. 
  
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• A Virtual Reconstruction of Pope's Garden and Grotto by Joe Murphy, Hampton School.

  14-11-2021 19:48
  
  Pope’s Grotto was created by Alexander Pope in 1744 as a route to his five acre garden across the road from his Villa. Where his Villa once stood, Radnor House school is now located and what was once his garden, is now St Catherine’s school. The Grotto is of great historical importance because it contains many rare stones and minerals from all over the world, it is the only remaining part of what was once a famous Villa and because it is the last remaining relic of Pope, who is the t
  
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• Insulate Britain measures to be laid before Parliament

  14-11-2021 18:35
  
  New protest crackdown measures that could see Insulate Britain demonstrators jailed for causing major disruption are to be unveiled to Parliament.
  
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• Large crowds turnout at Shenley Remembrance Day service

  14-11-2021 18:23
  
  Many veterans, young people and the public turned out to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday in St Albans.
  
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• Caterham Fireworks Make a Comeback by Dominic Doyle, St. Bede's School

  14-11-2021 18:12
  
  On Saturday 6th November, the triumphant return of Caterham’s annual firework display to mark bonfire night (after an absence last year) was greeted by much enthusiasm. So much so that the event sold out online, with the organisers - Caterham Round Table - unable to offer tickets on the gate this year. However, like many, I still enjoyed the stunning display from Queen’s Park and the surrounding roads were full of keen observers. It felt very special also knowing that other firework
  
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• People refusing Covid vaccine betrays distrust in UK society

  14-11-2021 18:00
  
  The Covid vaccination program has stalled over recent months, the result of which could be to send the country backward into some sort of lockdown.
  
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• Police appeal for missing 14-year-old with Woolwich links

  14-11-2021 17:39
  
  Police are appealing for help locating a missing 14-year-old with links to Woolwich.
  
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• Greg James visits bookshop in Richmond, Harvey Walsh-Whitfield Tiffin School

  14-11-2021 17:39
  
  On Monday 8th November Greg James and Chris Smith signed books at an independent bookshop in Richmond.This bookshop is the Alligator’s Mouth.
  
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• Small business-Katie's cakes, Laura McGivern Richard Challoner School

  14-11-2021 17:02
  
  What does Katie’s cakes do
  
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• Christmas lights switched on across London

  14-11-2021 16:55
  
  London has kicked off Christmas with the world’s largest light switch-on.
  
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• Strawberry Hill House: Where all gothic literature began... by Imogen Ioannilli

  14-11-2021 15:59
  
  The Strawberry Hill House doesn’t fit into regular architecture styles. It is not a castle or an ancestral building, or a classic English Villa. This is because it wasn’t supposed to fit into the conventional styles. In 1747, Horace Walpole found this area and redesigned it into a gothic revival home or as Walpole would call it, gloomth. This man in Twickenham ended up influencing all worldwide known gothic literature, but how did that happen?
  
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• Strawberry Hill House: Where all gothic literature began...

  14-11-2021 15:59
  
  The Strawberry Hill House doesn’t fit into regular architecture styles. It is not a castle or an ancestral building, or a classic English Villa. This is because it wasn’t supposed to fit into the conventional styles. In 1747, Horace Walpole found this area and redesigned it into a gothic revival home or as Walpole would call it, gloomth. This man in Twickenham ended up influencing all worldwide known gothic literature, but how did that happen?
  
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• Man 'finds world's most venomous spider' in Bromley bananas

  14-11-2021 15:47
  
  A taxi driver believes he found the world's most venomous spider inside a bag of bananas bought from a West Wickham supermarket.
  
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• Victim helped snare south London paedophile football coach

  14-11-2021 15:17
  
  A brave dad helped snare the paedophile south London football coach who groomed him in the 1980s - and discovered the monster's sick abuse had spanned three decades.
  
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• Motion calling for blue badge holder ULEZ exemption voted down

  14-11-2021 13:58
  
  The London Assembly has voted down a motion calling on Sadiq Khan to introduce an exemption for Blue Badge holders driving through the Ultra-Low Emission Zone.
  
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• Queen absent as war dead are remembered at the Cenotaph

  14-11-2021 12:47
  
  Members of the royal family and senior politicians have led the nation in honouring the country’s war dead on Remembrance Sunday.
  
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• Three men jailed after boy fatally stabbed in North Woolwich

  14-11-2021 11:52
  
  Three men have been jailed after a 15-year-old was fatally stabbed in a North Woolwich shop last year.
  
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• Epping's memorial in UK's greatest wave of remembrance

  14-11-2021 09:00
  
  Pictured at the top of this page is Long Green, Epping, around 1930 with a view up to the war memorial.
  
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• For sale Blackheath Zoopla: Stunning holiday lodge for £120k

  14-11-2021 06:00
  
  A four-bedroom lodge is listed for sale on Zoopla in Blackheath – and it could be yours for £120,000.
  
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• Fewer emergency workers in south east London than 10 years ago

  14-11-2021 06:00
  
  While the country is still responding to the coronavirus pandemic, police, fire and ambulance staff unions are calling for more funding to protect frontline services.
  
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