A GROUP of 50 volunteers from the General Mills food company in Uxbridge is helping Iver Environment Centre to mark World Earth Day. Iver is one of four environmental education centres across the country which are owned by the National Grid. Volunteers
PEOPLE in West Drayton are being asked to share their views on experimental traffic calming measures following complaints about persistent dangerous driving. They can comment on new measures installed in Tavistock Road, including chicanes and removable
SABE Karunananthan’s son, Noah, now aged four, was diagnosed with leukaemia two years ago. During his first round of chemo, Noah developed a fungal infection that spread to his brain and caused him to have a stroke. “Noah was in a pretty bad
HILLINGDON was the top London council on National Offer Day (16), with 95.68 per cent of parents in the borough being awarded their first-choice primary school place. It again exceeded the London average of 89.1 per cent to give 3,212 pupils their
