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A proposal to take local planning powers away on one of the capital’s biggest housing projects are ‘an anti-democratic land grab’ which gives the potential for the Mayor to allow the building of properties for overseas speculators rather than homes Londoners can afford, according to Hammersmith & Fulham Council.

The Grade II listed building in Shepherds Bush Road, which opened in 1905, has been transformed and modernised at a cost of £2.8m to make it a place for every resident to use and enjoy.

The Airports Commission was yesterday (June 17) reminded that Heathrow expansion would adversely impact thousands of west London residents living under the flight path with more sleepless nights and serious noise complaints.

Read the letter from H&F Council Leader, Cllr Stephen Cowan.

Free books and the chance to speak to an acclaimed author are just some of the things happening tonight in Hammersmith & Fulham as part of this year's World Book Night.

The first artist’s impressions of how Hammersmith town centre could look if a ‘flyunder’ burrows beneath the current A4 were released today as the Mayor of London says it is a ‘brilliant’ scheme.

Fed-up District line commuters, particularly in Fulham, are set to find their morning tube journeys a little bit easier after the first of a new generation of bigger and better trains were rolled out this week.

A feasibility study into the possibility of replacing Hammersmith’s ugly concrete flyover with a ‘flyunder’ has started in earnest it was revealed today.

Every dog has its day and for Nudel the Dachshund it was last Saturday at the annual Ravenscourt Park dog show.

Hammersmith & Fulham has 13 of the best parks and open spaces in the country – and that is official!