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A decision to close Sulivan School in Fulham was last night (Monday 1 September) overturned by Hammersmith & Fulham Council’s cabinet.

Delight and pride has swept the borough's primary schools today as local pupils achieve some of the best primary school results in the country.

Residents worried about the threat to local hospitals are being urged to tell England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals what they think.

A publicity campaign, informing the residents of west London that their local hospital A&E services are closing, has been met with alarm and dismay by local people.

Health bosses have been accused of deploying ‘Orwellian’-tactics by misleading patients in a £400,000 publicity campaign which claims that A&E units are ‘changing’ when in fact they are closing.

As part of a bold new approach to reduce town hall spending, Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council approved £4million of in-year savings.

A delegation from H&F Council has met with health chiefs to demand that they halt plans to demolish Charing Cross Hospital and replace local A&Es.

Evidence uncovered of worrying failures with the new special needs transport service – which the new council Leader has described as ‘horrific’.

Local people in H&F now have a crucial part to play in helping shape council policies, after the borough’s new administration took steps to give residents a greater voice in the decision-making process.

Local residents and businesses to drive fresh approach.