HILLINGDON: Youths at Jupiter House Foyer speak out about experiences

Johnny with some of the residents at Jupiter House Foyer.

12:12pm Thursday 18th December 2008

Dedicated staff at a sheltered housing association in Hayes have worked hard to turn around the lives of youngsters who come into their care.

WALTHAM FOREST: Parking officers will not be striking over Christmas

 Poor and disadvantaged residents to pay £60 to park under Feltham town centre plan

9:43am Wednesday 17th December 2008

The prospect of a festive parking free-for-all has been averted after a union confirmed Waltham Forest's parking enforcement officers have accepted a new pay rise.

ELSTREE: Radlett Professor collects CBE from Queen

Professor Tony Goldstone collected his CBE from the Queen on Friday

10:08am Tuesday 16th December 2008

A long-serving Radlett blood specialist collected his CBE for services to medicine from Buckingham Palace on Friday.

HERTSMERE: Bin scheme problems push costs nearly £1m over budget

BARNET: Nudging residents in the right direction

9:38am Monday 15th December 2008

Nearly £1 million has been spent solving unforeseen problems with waste collection in Hertsmere in the past two years.

HARROW: Council's children's services rated 'good' by Ofsted

9:03am Monday 15th December 2008

An education watchdog has praised work done to help young people in the borough.

Hopes dashed for Hatfield town centre

10:35am Friday 12th December 2008

Aspirations for a brand new Hatfield town centre have been quashed after an application for Government funding was refused.

DARTFORD: Rolling Stones music inspires street names on Bridge Estate

Dartford boy, Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger

9:35am Friday 12th December 2008

Mick Jagger and Keith Richard`s hometown of Dartford will honour the Rolling Stones with their own street names.

CRAYFORD: Muslims to use former church as mosque

A former Methodist church will be the new home of the North West Kent Muslim Association

10:50am Thursday 11th December 2008

A former Methodist Church is to become Bexley’s first mosque.

BARNET: Victory for Sanders Lane campaign in Mill Hill

 Sanders Lane: Campaigners have won a stay of execution for the lane

8:47am Thursday 11th December 2008

Campaigners have claimed victory after plans to turn a leafy lane in Mill Hill into a major highway were rejected by a Government planning inspector.

HERTSMERE: 'Dismal' grants could force council tax up

11:04am Wednesday 10th December 2008

“Dismal” Government funding is failing to keep up with the growing demands of local authorities, according to council chiefs.

BUCKS: Spindles Farm animal cruelty case begins

9:44am Wednesday 10th December 2008

More than thirty horses, ponies and donkeys found dead at a south Bucks farm had “starved” and been “left to die”, a court heard today.

HARROW: Action on problems in Rayners Lane

 Councillor Susan Hall, responsible for environment services at Harrow Council, played a leading role in the work.

10:30am Tuesday 9th December 2008

Efforts to tackle problems including flytipping in Rayners Lane kicked off yesterday.

BROMLEY: Mother to mourn Keston car crash victim at Christmas

Dee Mosedale lost her 17-year-old son George in June

10:09am Tuesday 9th December 2008

The mother of a hugely popular 17-year-old boy who was killed in a car accident says Christmas Day is going to be “terrible” for her family.

BARNET: Teenager from Hamstead Garden Suburb wins national poetry competition

BARNET: Teenager from Hamstead Garden Suburb wins national poetry competition

10:40am Monday 8th December 2008

A poem by a teenager from Hampstead Garden Suburb is featured in a Penguin anthology after she won a national writing competition.

SUTTON: Centre to teach teenagers life skills wins £4m grant

9:59am Monday 8th December 2008

An £8m futuristic walk-in centre designed to educate Sutton youngsters in life skills and safety has secured a £4m Government grant.

BARNET: Politicians clash over Iceland bank investments

 Political row: Lib Dem leader Jack Cohen said the Conservatives are "looking for someone to blame"

9:53am Friday 5th December 2008

Barnet Conservatives have lashed out at Liberal Democrat councillors for being hypocritical in the dispute over Icelandic bank investments.



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