Local News for 26 September 2012

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Blood session on Friday Sep 26 2012

DO YOUR bit for blood stocks on Friday at a National Blood Service donor session. Read

Missing cat unites neighbourhood Sep 26 2012

Carolyn Atkins, 60, who lives in Woodville Gardens, in Ruislip, was looking after her grandchildren when Millie, a friend’s cat, went missing.Read

Woodland wander raises thousands Sep 26 2012

Michael Sobell House hosted the trek, which set off from the hospice in Rickmansworth Road, Northwood.Read

Brewing up for charity Sep 26 2012

IT IS again the time of year to put the kettle on to raise money for a cancer charity.Read

Jam today for the highest achievers Sep 26 2012

HIGH achievers at Uxbridge College were recognised at an awards event hosted by a young entrepreneur who has made millions from his all-natural jam, made to his gran’s recipes.Read

Boris opens new library Sep 26 2012

BORIS Johnson unveiled a special plaque at the opening of a new library.Read

Emergency response unit in Ruislip Sep 26 2012

An emergency response unit will now operate in the north of the borough for the first time in years, from Ruislip police station.Read

Emergency operations add drama to hospital open day Sep 26 2012

Two emergency operations added drama during Harefield Hospital’s open day last week.Read

Adventure summer camp for scouts Sep 26 2012

Rock climbing and abseiling were just two of the many activities on the bill for the 4th Eastcote Scouts, who meet at St Lawrence Church, in Bridle Road, Eastcote.Read

Borough's chippy could be the country's best Sep 26 2012

Aquarius Fish Restaurant in Victoria Road, Ruislip Manor, now proudly displays a National Federation of Fish Friers’ plaque, which runs the Fish and Chip Quality Awards scheme.Read

Landowner: ‘Most want an Asda here’ Sep 26 2012

ASDA is locking horns with Hillingdon Council over its plans for a superstore in Hayes.Read

Work on school’s new classrooms going well Sep 26 2012

WORK to expand Harefield Infants School to take in more pupils each year is progressing well according to headteacher Bernie Lloyd.Read

Row over safety measures in Northwood street Sep 26 2012

PLANS for tackling speeding in a residential street are tantamount to using a ‘sledgehammer to crack a nut’, according to neighbours.Read

Friends lay out need for Lotto grant Sep 26 2012

PLANS to restore historic buildings are being displayed on Friday and Saturday.Read

More police for frontline in borough Sep 26 2012

MORE police officers will be on the streets of the borough if plans from the Met come about.Read

Plea made for parking curb Sep 26 2012

NEIGHBOURS in a Harlington cul-de-sac are urging the council to impose a residents only parking scheme on their road.Read

US clinic brings hope for Steven Sep 26 2012

A YOUNG man with a brain tumour has been given fresh hope of survival from US surgeons who say they can remove the cancerous growth.Read

Alert out about man making obscene comments to children Sep 26 2012

Police advised parents to be vigilant after three children, aged six, eight and nine, were approached as they played in Sanctuary Close this month.Read

Worry and anger at Lido toilet sex pests Sep 26 2012

LIDO neighbours are worried at what they say are incidents of indecent exposure and sexual activity in the men’s toilets.Read

Vehicle storage denied on Green Belt Sep 26 2012

A PLAN to use part of the Green Belt to store vehicles has been recommended for refusal.Read

Giving the disabled a voice Sep 26 2012

A RADIO DJ wants to help connect communities in a fight against discrimination by setting up a station for people with physical and learning disabilities.Read

'Dad dying' conman sentenced to community order Sep 26 2012

A MAN who said his father was dying in order to con money out of his ex-partner was sentenced to a community order.Read

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