BusyLizzy Chiswick is here, proudly launched two weeks ago now with all classes for Chiswick mums to be, and Chiswick mums and babies taking place in the lower hall of the Hogarth Youth and Community ...

Sixth formers at Chiswick School are celebrating exceptional performance following the publication of new government figures which place it in the top 3% in the country. This week, the Department for ...

Council planners have recommended approval for proposals (P/2024/2851) for work Red Lion House on one of the oldest buildings in Chiswick. Formerly the Red Lion Inn, the four storey terraced property ...

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The Justice Committee continues to gather evidence for the inquiry into rehabilitation and reducing reoffending. A private session of the Committee was held on Tuesday afternoon with a visit to HMP ...

An application (PAC/2025/0379) has been submitted to convert the Stamford Brook Medical Centre into flats. Prior approval is being sought for a change of use from Class E to Class C3 by a company ...

Drones in Prison and Retrieving My Ice Bucket from Turnham Green A Wonderful Festive Season and Looking Forward to the New Year Moving Forward on Gunnersbury Station ...

The slow shift of Chiswick High Road away from hospitality businesses looks set to continue with another former restaurant being converted to retail use. The White Company has submitted an application ...

More news this week on the status of our local hospitals in the New Hospital Programme, with a statement from Imperial College Healthcare Trust on Wednesday. Five years ago, Charing Cross was still ...

In 1932, Chiswick became part of the Municipal Borough of Brentford and Chiswick—a milestone in its history. That same year, in Wales, a boy was born who would go on to dedicate his life to providing ...

The Rediscovered Songs of Herbert Murrill is a talk presented by The Friends of St Nicholas Church. It is an opportunity to hear Crispin Lewis tell the remarkable story of Herbert Murrill and hear ...

I’ve written before about the heart-breaking side of being a councillor – seeing families in overcrowded conditions and/or living with damp and mould that is made worse when there are too many bodies ...