Local News for 5 September 2012

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Cameron pledges 'no third runway' at Heathrow Sep 05 2012

PRIME minister David Cameron has said that his party will not go back on a pre-election promise not to build a third runway at Heathrow.Read

Tributes paid to 'loving husband and dad' found dead Sep 05 2012

A FORMER IT worker found dead a week after going missing has been described by his family as a “kind and loving husband, dad and grandad”.Read

Figures reveal a drop in number of borough fires Sep 05 2012

DESPITE the recent spate of blazes, the overall number of fires in Hillingdon has almost halved in the last decade, according to figures released by London Fire Brigade.Read

‘Crossrail are not telling us anything’ Sep 05 2012

DEFIANT neighbours of West Drayton railway station have refused to assist land surveyors because they say they are being kept in the dark about Crossrail plans.Read

Fined over ‘unsightly’ extension Sep 05 2012

A PROPERTY owner has been fined for refusing to demolish an illegal and ‘unsightly’ extension.Read

‘Crossrail are not telling us anything’ Sep 05 2012

DEFIANT neighbours of West Drayton railway station have refused to assist land surveyors because they say they are being kept in the dark about Crossrail plans.Read

Plans to expand cancer therapy centre approved Sep 05 2012

PLANS to expand the Lynda Jackson Macmillan Centre in Northwood have been given the go-ahead.Read

Hayes man in court over Liverpool murder charge Sep 05 2012

A HAYES man has been sent for trial accused of jointly killing a man in Liverpool early on Sunday.Read

Hillingdon gets 'biking borough' status Sep 05 2012

HILLINGDON has been commended as a biking borough, with British Cycling donating a framed Team GB cycling shirt in recognition of successful projects getting people on their bikes.Read

RAF Northolt an 'immediate solution' to lack of airport capacity Sep 05 2012

TRANSFERRING some short-haul flights from Heathrow to RAF Northolt and filling the slots with services to developing nations could provide an ‘immediate solution’ to the lack of airport capacity.Read

Spitfire at wreath-laying ceremony for fallen Polish airmen Sep 05 2012

A SPITFIRE flypast will mark the beginning of the wreath-laying service to honour the memory of fallen Polish airmen.Read

Harefield anti-HS2 campaigners pledge to grill transport bosses Sep 05 2012

OPPONENTS of high speed rail have pledged to grill HS2 Ltd about survey work it recently carried out in the village.Read

Tea and Tails event is a hit at Dogs Trust Sep 05 2012

YOUNGSTERS made friends with Forrest the puppy during a story-telling session with a difference.Read

Outrageous art exhibition arrives Sep 05 2012

Called Outrageous by its creators, Okra Textiles, it is on display now at the Cow Byre Gallery, Ruislip.Read

'Problem development' concerns to be aired Sep 05 2012

Pembroke Park Residents’ Association and Hillingdon Council are to get together on Friday – and people are armed with questions.Read

VISITORS to Uxbridge on Sunday were told to ‘expect the unexpected’ as a myriad of performers took to the High Street for the annual event of Big Fest. Sep 05 2012

This year’s celebration saw some of the most exciting street acts in Europe strut their stuff as part of the Greater London Authority’s Olympic-themed touring festival, Showtime.Read

Young writers’ stories in print Sep 05 2012

CHILDREN from a school went to the publishing party of a book to which they contributed.Read

Leap at chance to emulate Olympians Sep 05 2012

If BMX racing at the Olympics stirred your interest in the sport, why not give it a go at an open day on Saturday.Read

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