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Parking boost for Hammersmith and Fulham motorists
Parking charges are set to be frozen and the 200th new parking bay opened in a package of measures to help hard-pressed motorists. Read the full story»
Super sewer ‘human cost too high’ says council
The human cost of Thames Water’s super sewer plans for south Fulham will be ‘too high and too much to bear’ if they are not reversed, according to the local council.
Rough sleeping halves as prevention improves
The number of rough sleepers in Hammersmith & Fulham has halved as the council is named as the top performing London borough for preventing new rough sleepers.
TV binman swaps local round for Jakarta
When binman Wilbur Ramirez put his name forward for a reality TV show, he could never have foreseen the journey it would take him on.
Parent support needed for Fulham Boys Free School
A group of Fulham parents is seeking local support to set up a new CofE free school for boys.
Have your say on Ravenscourt Park
Users of Ravenscourt Park can now have their say on how the popular open space should be improved.
West Kensington and Gibbs Green consultation extended
Residents will be given until March 12, 2012 to have their say on whether West Kensington and Gibbs Green estates should be included in wider plans for the area.
Snow - latest information (winter 2012)
Should there be snow or ice in H&F, cold weather information and service updates will be posted here:
www.lbhf.gov.uk/snow
Olympic tickets for school children
More than 2,000 school children from Hammersmith & Fulham are set to enjoy the London Olympic Games for free this summer.
Leaseholders speak up
Residents had the chance to put their questions to senior staff of Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council’s housing department at the annual Leaseholder Conference.
Burlington Danes head teacher visits Number 10
Burlington Danes head teacher Sally Coates took the school minibus all the way to Number 10 Downing Street following an invitation from The Prime Minister.
DNA used to snare spitting motorist
A motorist who spat twice on a west London traffic warden has been found guilty of common assault after DNA from his own saliva was used to convict him.
Playground building set for spruce up
The Adventure Playground building in Sands End is set to be spruced up next month following agreement by Hammersmith & Fulham Council (H&F Council).
Council celebrates borough’s special educational needs successes
The borough’s historic achievement in having five out of five special schools all receiving outstanding Ofsted reports has been formally praised.
Come to our composting events!
Composting events are being held across the borough next month starting on February 2.
Exam results among the best in London
School pupils in Hammersmith & Fulham achieved the third best GCSE results in London.
Crime consultation 2012
How safe do you feel in your neighbourhood? What crimes do you think are a problem? What would make you feel safer?
King Street statement
Statement from Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council on the King Street redevelopment planning application.
Borough is streets ahead for parties
Hammersmith & Fulham Council is making it easier than ever for residents to organise street parties to commemorate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics.
