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600 Years of Roots and Rhythm: How a Medieval West London Barn is Bringing Bob Marley's Legacy to Life
For six centuries, the timber beams of the Harmondsworth Great Barn have stood in silent witness to the changing tides of British history, earning its reputation from Historic England as the cathedral of agriculture. Originally constructed in 1426, this Grade I-listed architectural masterpiece in West London is now preparing for a collision of eras that its medieval builders could scarcely have imagined. On Saturday, 15th August 2026, the historic grounds surrounding the barn
Teddy bears take centre stage at Southlands' family picnic
Double the fun at Southlands' family picnic in West Drayton! Families Enjoyed a day of teddy bears, live music, and creativity in West Drayton!
CHIP SHOP INFERNO: BLAZE RIPS THROUGH HILLINGDON TAKEAWAY LEAVING TWO IN HOSPITAL
Six fire engines and 40 firefighters rushed to Ryefield Avenue in Uxbridge after a major blaze destroyed part of the popular Stobys fish and chip shop, leaving a man and a child in hospital.
New drop-in mental health service launched for residents of Hillingdon
Hillingdon Cove Café is a drop-in service where adult residents of Hillingdon can go if they are experiencing a mental health crisis.
James Carson
Dec 12, 20211 min read
16 Year Old Boy Stabbed On Busy Hayes Street
A 16 year old boy was stabbed yesterday (10th of December). The incident is believed to have taken place on Botwell Lane near to Specsavers. A large police cordon was in place on scene Police where called at 5.20pm and arrived on scene to find a 16 year old boy with stab wounds. A police cordon was in place around the scene of the incident with evidence of medical treatment scattered across the scene. Evidence of Emergency staff providing help where scattered across the sce
James Carson
Dec 11, 20211 min read
Hillingdon Primary Schools to compete in Global Sustainability Competition
Field End Junior School and ACS Hillingdon have signed up to the inaugural ACS Future Impact competition.
James Carson
Dec 1, 20212 min read
Hillingdon Council agree additional measures to tackle the Climate Crisis
The measures were agreed at Hillingdon Council's full meeting on Thursday 18th November.
James Carson
Nov 19, 20211 min read
Innovative Food Tech Platform Launches in Hillingdon
Cook My Grub seeks amateur and professional cooking enthusiasts in Hillingdon.
James Carson
Nov 17, 20211 min read
End support for Fossil Fuels, Johnson Told
Hillingdon Friends of the Earth march through Uxbridge to tell PM to end support for fossil fuels.
James Carson
Nov 6, 20211 min read
Local Councillor shortlisted for 'Community Champion' Award
Botwell ward Councillor Scott Farley has been shortlisted in the 'Community Champion' category for the annual Councillor Awards.
James Carson
Nov 1, 20211 min read
COP26 Q&A
A sketch style Q&A about COP26, why it is important, and what local people can do to get involved.
James Carson
Nov 1, 20213 min read
Stop Heathrow Expansion to help tackle Climate Change, delegates urged
Campaigners have reminded delegates travelling to COP26 of the need to tackle large scale emitting projects such as Heathrow expansion.
James Carson
Oct 31, 20211 min read
Hillingdon students take a stand against racism
ACS International School students have taken part in the annual Wear Red Day, organised by Show Racism the Red Card.
James Carson
Oct 27, 20211 min read
Johnson and Simmonds vote down bill to end ‘Fire and Rehire’
Local MPs Boris Johnson and David Simmonds voted down a bill which, if passed, would have protected all workers against dismissal and re-eng
James Carson
Oct 24, 20211 min read
52 year old man dies following disturbance
A 52 year old man had died following a disturbance at a residential property in Uxbridge.
James Carson
Oct 9, 20211 min read
Professor Andrew Jones announced as Brunel's new Vice-Chancellor
Brunel University London have announced that Professor Andrew Jones will its new Vice-Chancellor and President.
James Carson
Oct 6, 20212 min read
Heathrow Crowned the World’s Second most Polluting Airport
Heathrow Airport’s attempts to paint themselves as environmentally friendly have taken a massive setback.
James Carson
Oct 2, 20212 min read
Vibing and Thriving (2021)
No doubt Snowdonia was tough, Rough, But we worked like a team In the dream that is Wales Some fails, but even more success, Cos it’s not the result, it’s the process There was no alienation, Confrontation, Aggravation, Consternation, Only cooperation Because it’s not the destination It’s the journey. We all gave helping hands, Feet, Heads, Lying on plastic sheet beds Or under the stars Like star-crossed lovers Coming from all walks of life Carpenter, resuscitation, paramedic
James Carson
Sep 26, 20211 min read
Where I’m still me (2019)
I want to go home, Where I’m free, Where I’m still me Where I look in my mind, And find more than empty space, The face of someone I love, whose name I can’t remember, I remember how they sound, Now I’m lost, never found Can you tell me? Who I am? Where I go? Please tell me. Because I don’t know. I want to go home, Where I’m free, Where I’m still me, Where my brain’s not mush, hush the nurses Go, The meds are good for me they say, But they would, it’s their way, As day af
James Carson
Sep 26, 20213 min read
Hillingdon Residents Blast Government for Local Shortages
Hillingdon residents have expressed concern about the Government's disorganisation that has led to local shortages and panic.
James Carson
Sep 26, 20211 min read
History's a funny old thing
History is a funny old thing. It really does have an uncanny and disturbing habit of repeating itself - and sadly Hillingdon is in several ways currently the epicentre of that tragic phenomenon. Back in the 1930s, by turning its back on its continent, and by preferring the company of its empire, Britain (under two of Boris Johnson's prime ministerial predecessors) became the naive joint midwife of the murderous mayhem of World War II. And today, the direct political descend
James Carson
Sep 20, 20213 min read
Council Reject Call to Ask Government for Extra Resources to Support Refugees
Hillingdon Council vote to back the principle of supporting refugees but vote down amendment to ask the Government for additional resources
James Carson
Sep 12, 20212 min read
For a Decent Night’s Sleep: Community Calls for end to Heathrow Night Flights
John McDonnell MP, Local Councillors and residents came together on Sunday to call on the Government to end night flights at Heathrow.
James Carson
Aug 23, 20212 min read
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