Hammersmith and Fulham news

• People First- Olivia Simpson Surbiton High

  01-01-2022 23:47
  
  Carline Ikoroha, a job coach from West Lea School has been awarded the ‘Highly Commended Practitioner of the Year award’ at the British Association of Supported Employment. Carline received the award for her significant contributions to helping the special needs community transition into the workforce via an Internship program she hosts at West Lea School. I was lucky enough to interview Caroline about the award and was able to ask her some questions.
  
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• New Year, New You? - Joy Amouzou-Akue, Bancroft's School

  01-01-2022 21:45
  
  New Year's Resolutions are part and parcel of any new year along with the disappointment of falling at the first hurdle. But for some of us completing our New Year’s Resolutions isn’t the issue but finding good ones is harder than it should be. We’ve all seen the overused ‘become healthy’ and while it is important to do so, especially in these times, paying for a gym membership when you’re only going
  
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• Death in Paradise: Release of the eagerly anticipated Season 11 By Megan Slattery. James Allen's Girls' School

  01-01-2022 20:51
  
  Fans eagerly anticipate the release of season 11 of the popular comedy-crime drama, Death in Paradise, following a special boxing day episode.
  
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• Joshua Perry: Appeal for Dartford man missing for two weeks

  01-01-2022 17:52
  
  Police are appealing help locating a man who has been missing from Dartford for two weeks.
  
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• Zaian Aimable-Lina: Croydon stabbing victim named by police

  01-01-2022 17:14
  
  A 15-year-old boy stabbed to death in south London on Thursday has been named by police.
  
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• Noguchi Transforms The Barbican-Mischa-Rae, Burntwood School

  01-01-2022 17:14
  
   Located in the heart of the city, you can visit the Conservatory to explore the different species it has to offer. Until the 23rd January, you can enjoy the Conservatory under a new light. Designed by Isamu Noguchi, the Akari Cloud light sculptures provide an immersive experience which allows people to experience nature and art simultaneously. Since opening in 1984, the Conservatory has housed around 1,500 species of plants and trees, some of which are rare and endangered in their natural
  
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• Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College hosts New Year’s Eve display

  01-01-2022 16:38
  
  Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College played host to the main spectacle in the Mayor of London’s New Year’s Eve broadcast show, with fireworks, lasers and lights illuminating the skies.
  
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• Essex NHS Trust urges people to book Covid vaccines in 2022

  01-01-2022 16:00
  
  An NHS trust is urging Epping Forest and Harlow people to boost their immunity for 2022 by booking a Covid jab.
  
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• South Bermondsey residents trapped by mass fly-tip

  01-01-2022 15:48
  
  South London residents were trapped in their home by invaders who changed the locks and dumped truckloads of rubbish outside their bedroom windows.
  
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• Tis the season to be jolly? By Julie Hooper Farringtons School

  01-01-2022 15:05
  
  We all know the feeling as Autumn rolls in, we start wearing big coats, the world goes a greyish brown and we spend significantly more time indoors. Plans change, no more beach days, walks in the sun, swimming in the sea or picnics.
  
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• London's warmest New Year's Day as 16.2C temperature recorded

  01-01-2022 14:36
  
  Today is London's warmest New Year's Day on record, after a temperature of 16.2C was recorded.
  
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• Southwark Cllr who trolled activists on Twitter broke rules

  01-01-2022 13:54
  
  A South London councillor who trolled housing activists through an anonymous Twitter account broke council rules, an investigation has found.
  
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• Greenwich Council under fire over library sale to church accused of homophobia

  01-01-2022 13:33
  
  Greenwich Council is under fire after it emerged it sold East Greenwich Library to a church group which has been accused of homophobia.
  
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• Tennyson poem written while living in High Beach, Epping Forest

  01-01-2022 13:00
  
  “Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky” - famous words from our national poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson.
  
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• Christmas parties scandal took one rule for them, one for us

  01-01-2022 13:00
  
  So the year closes as it opened, with everyone wearing masks and socially distancing.
  
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• Man vs Money Book Review, Krishna Mahendrakar, Wilson’s School

  01-01-2022 12:04
  
  Man vs Money
  
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• Murder arrest after boy stabbed to death in Croydon park

  01-01-2022 10:49
  
  A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder by police probing the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy in a south London park.
  
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• Veganuary top tips and tricks to help you this month

  01-01-2022 09:00
  
  Veganuary sees people swap their normal diets for fully plant-based for the first month of the new year.
  
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• The road where Chingford, east London, meets Epping Forest

  01-01-2022 09:00
  
  The Avenue, now part of Rangers Road, near Bury Road c1900. It is where Chingford meets Epping Forest.
  
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• Welcome to 2022! By Aryaman Sidhwani, GGSK College

  01-01-2022 08:13
  
  So 2022 has arrived but what will be new? It all depends on how we make it. A new year means a new start and an opportunity to bring a change, or even multiple changes. To try out a new hobby, have a new year's resolution and much more would be very benficial. Perhaps try out exercising as a new hobby if you don't already. A lot of us have suffered in 2020 , and 2021 was no better; but we can make this year different. We cannot let Covid-19 ruin this year! We must follow the rules and try t
  
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• Protest over Turkish Cypriot flag, family slept in car, pair convicted of killing teen

  01-01-2022 07:30
  
  Outraged protestors called for Waltham Forest Council’s leader to resign in December over a decision to take down a flag outside the town hall.
  
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• Wilson’s school cycle over 500km in a day for youth homeless charity

  01-01-2022 06:00
  
  The nascent Wilson’s School Charity Committee expertly ran our premier event on Tuesday this week consisting, in essence, only of two exercise bikes from the gym placed side by side in the JJ hall.
  
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• What is Veganuary? Everything you need to know

  01-01-2022 06:00
  
  What is Veganuary? How do you take part and what are some easy vegan recipes?
  
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• Save more than £650 in 2022 with the 1p challenge

  01-01-2022 01:00
  
  This saving technique could give you save you hundreds in 2022.
  
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• New year new wishes- city and islington shuting su

  01-01-2022 00:55
  
  As we head into a new year, waving goodbye to 2021 and starting afresh with 2022, new year's resolutions and goals are set and put in place along with different worries.
  
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• Corona Virus- Uriel Funa, Gunnersbury school

  01-01-2022 00:52
  
  The treacherous corona virus has been lurking the planet since 2019 ever since the inconvenient  outburst from China in Wuhan city. Proving to be an apex of illnesses, the despicable disease has plagued many and caused casualties resulting in, even the countries lockdown which imprisoned citizens into their residents. COVID-19 has managed to press the globes backs to the wall to the extent of social distancing and the infamous face masks ;which uncomfortably forced nations united with their
  
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• Nasa's New Space Telescope! Bindi Patel, GGSK College

  01-01-2022 00:39
  
  The world's largest space telescope was launched into space at 7:20 a.m EST on Saturday the 25th of December. The extraordinary James Webb Space Telescope is NASA's largest and most powerful space science telescope ever constructed.
  
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• 'La Befana-an Italian folklore tale' Martina Quinzo Gumley House

  01-01-2022 00:37
  
  While many children in Britain grew up believing it was Father Christmas who watched their every move and decided who was naughty or nice each year, in Italy it has long been told to young children that this is what La Befana does. Her name is believed to be derived from the Latin word for the Epiphany, Epifania, which has Greek origins and means ‘manifestation’.
  
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