Council wants feedback on new forecourt designs
Work on Barnes Bridge means line will be shut for six days
Claim lift failures have confined them to their homes
Brentford West councillor Guy Lambert reports back
Says it is committed to addressing concerns of the community
Cites advancing age and frustration with workings of local government
Further conditions imposed but concerns about dark kitchen dismissed
For residents, voluntary groups and businesses going above and beyond
Esmeralda's seeks licence for first floor of 80 High Street
Campaign group responds to invitation for expressions of interest
Youth squads participate in twenty races in just two days
Says this is opening move in summer of opposition to 'exploitation' of park
Bid made to convert Great West House tower
TfL has already refunded £200,000 to public transport users
Labour's Emma Yates wins by fewer than two hundred votes
£20,000 offered for information on killer of Darren Augustine
School groups will be able to use state-of-the-art educational facilities
Royal Parks have recruited ahead of deer birthing season
Office block by Great West Road could be repurposed into 206 flats
Staff at Battersea and Twickenham control rooms call off industrial action
Courses cover industry management and player coaching
17-year-old Riley Barrett was last seen on Friday
Stuart Broad holds masterclass for sixth form cricketers
New sculpture commemorates community's persecution
London Road takeaway closes without any announcement
Air Quality Brentford providing free nesting boxes
Unit hit for second time with anti-Israeli messages
Building still expected to be converted into a supermarket
Store closing for good this weekend according to signs
Mural to be replaced by new façade and 'Brentford' in vertical letters
Unclear whether daubing of black paint on a memorial was a protest
Approval given to scheme against recommendation of public inquiry
Three screen venue could come to the Brentford Project this autumn
Free cocktails being offered at restaurant to celebrate the win
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The Mille, Brentford, West London
Marking the centenary of the acquisition by the council
Colourscape blends light, music and architecture on the front lawn
Trip across London in Art Deco style commences from Acton Town
More help needed with organisers hoping for biggest ever attendance
Trip across London in Art Deco style commences from Acton Town
Tubes and trains affected by engineering works and strikes
Traffic delays likely in the local area due to lane and road closures
Events to be held in leisure centres across the borough
Linda Massey on how work has already started for this year's event
No major events planned this year but there could be 6 in 2025
TfL agrees to not change working arrangements without agreement
Hollywood star has always supported local mental health safe space
Venue issues emergency appeal for support to secure its future
Initiative aims to connect former members of the armed forces
With documents, pictures, or anything that could be donated to local collections
Gunnersbury Park Museum takes a look at the area's industrial past
Venue makes challenge of bringing in £60,000
Daleks spotted in front of museum ahead of opening
Created as part of a project to support people during lockdown
Venue relaunched with a weekend of free family events
Bring your picnic, wine, sunglasses, Pac-a-mac and participatory spiri
Chiswick’s local theatre has secured another string of award nominations
Your Local Gym in Brentford!
Canalside gastropub has plans to open boutique hotel
Team given access to gym facilities at top health club
Escape by kindertransport led to the stands at Griffin Park
Ferry Quays curry house appears to be about to reopen
Brentford Works will contain 916 flats and reach 19 storeys high
Deem proposal worthy success to iconic building formerly on the site
Permission granted for development of riverside flats
Local agents offer differing assessments of the market so far this year
Estate agents react to dire figures for property market sales
Brentford Voice wants to relocate it to the Sega redevelopment
John Dale says his video shows the longstanding unique spirit of the area
Brentford's oldest building opened to the public for first time in 25 years
Call to action from Brentford Voice to help shape area in time of rapid change
More than 14,000 people around the Ealing area struggle with reading. We’re here to help.
Over a 1,000 properties could flood in 'once in a century' weather event
Initial demolition to be complete by end of the year
Claim made that sacred relic is buried in secret crypt under local river