An Iranian man who fled his home to avoid state execution is among thousands who are now stuck in London hotels, waiting to hear if they can stay in the UK or be forced to leave.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Central and West London hospitals have seen a tidal wave of new Covid patients since the start of 2021.
New data released today (January 8) by NHS England shows patient numbers at some hospitals were up by around 45 per cent over seven days.
The owner of a popular Fulham cafe claims he is being unfairly kicked off his premises in South Park.
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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.
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The fire started in a flat on the fifth floor of an eight-storey block in Hammersmith Grove, Hammersmith.
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Infection rates are continuing to rise in London – the worst affected area of the UK – due to the new coronavirus strain that is up to 0.7 per cent more virulent.
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The two test centres will be located at the Sands End Arts and Community Centre in Peterborough Road, and an office building at 145 King Street.
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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.
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London boroughs make up nine out of ten councils that issued the most tickets in the UK between January and July this year.
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Infection rates in Hammersmith and Fulham have doubled in a week and have far exceeded numbers seen during the November national lockdown.
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The Hammersmith and Fulham Foodbank will be delivering to hundreds of homes across the borough right up to Christmas Eve.
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In Hammersmith and Fulham, the virus appeared to affect the largest numbers of schoolchildren in mid-November.
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The officers will form part of a 72-strong Neighbourhood Enforcement Team (NET).
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock promised the lateral flow tests would be given to care homes across England to end restrictions on visits in time for Christmas.
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After several days of dismal news about Debenhams and Arcadia Group, West Londoners have returned to Westfield on December 2, intent on kicking off their Christmas shopping.
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The Lyric Hammersmith’s artistic director Rachel O’Riordan and executive director Sian Alexander said the community helped it weather the storms of 2020 with a crowdfunder which raised more than £80,000
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The incident occurred at around 8.10pm on August 1 at the junction of Wolverton Gardens and Hammersmith Road.
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To the frustration of residents, the Government has been locked in a stand-off with the council and Transport for London over who should pay for the bridge’s full restoration, estimated at £141 million.
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The number of patients being treated for Covid-19 at three major West London hospitals is at a stable level, according to an NHS chief.
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The war of words between the Government and Hammersmith and Fulham Council over how repairs to Hammersmith Bridge should be paid for have intensified, with Stephen Cowan calling a minister’s claims “stupid and ignorant”.
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