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Local History Society Unveils Spring 2026 Programme
First talk is by June Ford Crush on Lord Burlington’s 'favourite bricklayer'
Cycle Ride Leader Training Comes to the Gtech
Brentford fans' cycling group joins with LCC to run free session
Gunnersbury Park Museum Closes for Refurbishment
Shutting for a month early next year ahead of centenary celebrations
Train Track Upgrade Completed on Schedule
Full service between Waterloo and Clapham Junction has resumed
Gunnersbury Photographic Portrait Exhibition to Explore Freedom
Anna Jochymek based work on conversation with Polish migrant women
Forthcoming Disruption on Public Transport in Brentford
Tubes and trains affected by engineering works and strikes
Pub in the Park to Switch to New Syon Park Venue
Ditches Gunnersbury Park after poor sales at this year's festival
Gunnersbury Park Seeks 10-Year Live Event Consent
Blanket approval would mean separate applications would not be needed
Local Scenes Calendar Forms Part of Decade Long Series
Wendy Mackenzie's artwork features in 12 paintings of Brentford and environs
Brentford Fountain Pools Reopen After Extended Closure
Return of facility eases fears of permanent loss
Gunnersbury Festivals Face Multiple Legal Challenges
Campaigners accept councillor’s invitation to 'take us to court'
Documentary Showcases West London's Riverside Artists
Film premiered at the Everyman Cinema Brentford during Creative Mile
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TW8's Population Set To Increase By 40% in a Decade
Call to action from Brentford Voice to help shape area in time of rapid change
Northumberland Estates Provides Boost for The Mulberry Centre
£15,000 donation to support cancer counselling services
Film Brings Vanished Brentford Community Back to Life
John Dale says his video shows the longstanding unique spirit of the area
Council Report Highlights Risk To Homes in Brentford
Over a 1,000 properties could flood in 'once in a century' weather event