Hammersmith & Fulham

Joseph Chumnery, who was born in the West Indies in 1940, died at Charing Cross Hospital in September this year.

More than 60 residents, local groups and ward councillors had objected to A1 Hospitality’s plans to host the event on Eel Brook Common in Fulham.

The local authority’s cabinet agreed proposals to amend its existing charging model in a bid to discourage driving higher-emitting vehicles.

McGettigan’s on Fulham Broadway had been slapped with a temporary suspension following the incident on September 1. An investigation by Met Police officers found the woman had been hit with either a bottle or a phone, before being taken to hospital due to the seizure 15 minutes later.

Mr Burrows was employed by the Queen to change carpets annually ahead of public viewings at Buckingham Palace.

In the summer of 2022, plants began to appear along the disused slipway next to Riverside Studios in Hammersmith.

The nine-storey office block on the corner of Hammersmith Road and Butterwick is currently vacant after L’Oreal’s lease expired in September 2023.

The decision to strike Xandra Ann De Leon Samson from the register alongside an interim suspension order was made at a Nursing and Midwifery Committee (NMC) hearing earlier this month.

The local authority said the budget surplus has been achieved while simultaneously preserving front-line services and boosting investment in areas from fly tipping to temporary accommodation. The funds have been added to the council’s general balances.

Ben Coleman, Labour MP for Chelsea and Fulham and former Deputy Leader of Hammersmith and Fulham Council, took the parliamentary seat from the Conservatives at the General Election.

Hammersmith and Fulham council said the drop in Penalty Charge Notices was the major cause of the shortfall.

The local authority is projecting a shortfall of £6.7 million for the year ahead in its parking service area. While it has said there are multiple factors involved, a spokesman said the drop in Penalty Charge Notices from its Clean Air Neighbourhoods (CANs) is the biggest and most significant element.

The Fulham Boys School’s head David Smith is gearing up to implement the new policy once the 800 students begin returning later this week.

The local authority has revealed in a recent decision notice it will be directly granting the contract to Mortuary Solutions, a manufacturer and installer of mortuary equipment.

Hammersmith and Fulham council has submitted plans to demolish a collection of buildings in the centre of the estate, including an existing nursery, Randolph and Beresford Early Years Centre, and a housing office. The new homes and provisions will be constructed in their place.