Hammersmith & Fulham

Hammersmith and Fulham’s 150 bin men are in an industrial dispute over their annual leave, and accuse their employer of breaking government guidance.

By Owen Sheppard, local democracy reporter
Hammersmith and Fulham residents will pay five per cent more council tax from April.

A young entrepreneur isn’t letting the pandemic deter him from his mission to fight the war on waste.

A row over new wheelie bins that are too big for some residents’ front gardens appeared to turn a corner this week.

Serene Dixon was stunned when a plumber realised her water tank had never had a lid for the four years her family has lived in the council property.

A report by Mott McDonald, released yesterday, also says the extent of the damage to its four cast iron pedestals is not yet fully known and requires further investigation.

When the new lockdown was announced on January 4, teachers once again found themselves having to turn their work lives upside down and reinvent their classrooms online.

The owner of a popular Fulham cafe claims he is being unfairly kicked off his premises in South Park.

Teachers have endured “unacceptable” stress from the Government’s last-minute decision making about Covid testing, cancelling exams and switching to remote learning, a West London headteacher says.

The fire started in a flat on the fifth floor of an eight-storey block in Hammersmith Grove, Hammersmith.

The Big Issue has called upon the public to support the organisation as hundreds of vendors are being forced off the streets as Tier 4 Covid-19 measures in London, south-east England and South Wales take effect.

The Hammersmith and Fulham Foodbank will be delivering to hundreds of homes across the borough right up to Christmas Eve.

In Hammersmith and Fulham, the virus appeared to affect the largest numbers of schoolchildren in mid-November.