Categories Business (101) Children and young people (151) Community (289) Crime (37) Culture and events (178) Environment (102) Health and care (52) Industrial strategy (33) Sports and parks (109) Transport and roads (93) Date 2024 (14) 2023 (3) 2022 (14) 2021 (3) Search news (optional) Jamaica-born singer Millie Small honoured with Shepherds Bush blue plaque 31 October 2023 The plaque was unveiled to a large crowd and with the Nubian Jak Community Trust. Mind the gap: Women engineers hold a Hammersmith Bridge summit 31 October 2023 The group gathered on the historic bridge to discuss the challenges of the project and the engineering industry. Catch the new seafood restaurant in Hammersmith Broadway 31 October 2023 Faber is hoping to make a splash and roll out across London if successful. Ukraine hospital says thanks for gifted solar panels 30 October 2023 Hammersmith & Fulham has donated 730 solar panels in support of the humanitarian efforts in Ukraine. Fulham and Shepherds Bush pupils win printing prize 27 October 2023 London-wide art competition focused on climate change, sees winning artwork displayed on the giant screen in Piccadilly Circus. H&F opens new hub for care leavers in Shepherds Bush 27 October 2023 The Care Leavers’ Hub has been designed to be a home away from home, filled with a mix of useful resources and personal touches. Victorian treasures from H&F collection go on show in Holland Park 27 October 2023 The new exhibition at the Leighton House museum will exhibit 21 Victorian-era paintings from the collection of Hammersmith & Fulham Council. New developments must help us fight climate change 26 October 2023 New planning guidelines to help ensure new homes and developments are more friendly to the environment have been adopted. Black History Month: Local pupils celebrate the Windrush generation 20 October 2023 Several schools come together at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith in honour of the Windrush generation. Motorcycles and e-scooters banned from H&F river path 20 October 2023 Pedal bikes and electrically assisted pedal bikes will continue to be allowed along the path to reflect resident feedback. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Current page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Jamaica-born singer Millie Small honoured with Shepherds Bush blue plaque 31 October 2023 The plaque was unveiled to a large crowd and with the Nubian Jak Community Trust.
Mind the gap: Women engineers hold a Hammersmith Bridge summit 31 October 2023 The group gathered on the historic bridge to discuss the challenges of the project and the engineering industry.
Catch the new seafood restaurant in Hammersmith Broadway 31 October 2023 Faber is hoping to make a splash and roll out across London if successful.
Ukraine hospital says thanks for gifted solar panels 30 October 2023 Hammersmith & Fulham has donated 730 solar panels in support of the humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
Fulham and Shepherds Bush pupils win printing prize 27 October 2023 London-wide art competition focused on climate change, sees winning artwork displayed on the giant screen in Piccadilly Circus.
H&F opens new hub for care leavers in Shepherds Bush 27 October 2023 The Care Leavers’ Hub has been designed to be a home away from home, filled with a mix of useful resources and personal touches.
Victorian treasures from H&F collection go on show in Holland Park 27 October 2023 The new exhibition at the Leighton House museum will exhibit 21 Victorian-era paintings from the collection of Hammersmith & Fulham Council.
New developments must help us fight climate change 26 October 2023 New planning guidelines to help ensure new homes and developments are more friendly to the environment have been adopted.
Black History Month: Local pupils celebrate the Windrush generation 20 October 2023 Several schools come together at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith in honour of the Windrush generation.
Motorcycles and e-scooters banned from H&F river path 20 October 2023 Pedal bikes and electrically assisted pedal bikes will continue to be allowed along the path to reflect resident feedback.
