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Brilliant gardener with available time for regular maintenance or ad hoc work

We have a brilliant maintenance gardener who has been with us for 16 years. He's always been booked solid and has previously not taken on any new work.One of his clients has moved out of London, so he is available for new clients. Highly recommended:Rodney - 07970 341262

Isobel Crawford ● 14d0 Comments ● 14d

Siberian Hamster

We appear to have one of these... probably more than one running amok through the kitchen cupboards. And who knows where else.I thought the council might have someone to deal with them but it appears not. Anyone have any ideas?For the avoidance of doubt, Siberian Hamster is a Fawlty Towers reference. In other words it's a ra.....

Simon Meyers ● 16d4 Comments ● 16d

Andreea Elena Ciobanu

Does anyone know this lady?  My dog found her handbag in the bushes around Homefield Park and although it had been emptied, I managed to find some bank, identity and store cards which are in her name.

Edmund Stanley ● 22d9 Comments ● 16d

New emission-based parking charges

I have to groan at the complexity of the scheme, and the huge potential for innocent mistakes being punished with vast financial penalties. I know local authorities are strapped for cash, and also that we have to save the planet. But parking charges are effectively a rental for space occupied, and I don't really see what emissions have to do with that.

Davey Harris ● 50d25 Comments ● 16d

Green waste collection - beware of spivs offering their services

Interesting to see Hounslow council pushing for residents to sign up for the paid for green waste collection service. Ealing council did just that (with the usual price increase) and then proceeded to declare that no-one used the service from December to end February so they were ending it. Whoopee, a 12 month paid for service reduced to a 9 month one for the same money. Odds on how long it will take for the Labour grandees in Hounslow to do the same?

peter king ● 23d8 Comments ● 17d

Is starmer in trouble

"The PM is facing scrutiny over claims that he appointed his personal voice coach as a “key worker” during the Covid-19 pandemic, despite strict government guidelines defining critical workers as those essential to public services.According to Times journalists Gabriel Pogrund and Patrick Maguire, Starmer granted his personal voice coach, actress Helga Mellinger, “key worker” status, allowing her to visit Labour Party headquarters in London on Christmas Eve 2020—when the capital was under strict Tier 4 “stay at home” restrictions" Latest is more to come in the week so a drip feed scenario. We will have to wait to see if this runs and grows on monday

Julian Pavey ● 60d126 Comments ● 17d

Towpath

Please could someone tell me if the towpath between Kew and Richmond is now open? I know that a part of it washed away last year, but I haven’t read that it has been fixed yet. Thank you

Joanna Burnett ● 21d7 Comments ● 17d

Parking Permits

Anyone know why my Hounslow CPZ permit- which cost nothing last year- has suddenly increased to £90 a year? It's the same car...

Mark Gormley ● 17d1 Comments ● 17d

Chiswick Cinema

I knew this would happen and told people it was a crazy idea as every time  I've visited you walk past the bar for founder members and you will be lucky to see more than 4 people in it. Well, when I have visited anyway. And the chance of getting a founder membership i believe was a long waiting list. Now they have opened the bar to everyone, which is good news for all rather than sitting in the main entrance lobby which is a little like sitting in a staff canteen Im guessing people will not be taking out founder membership now ? http://www.chiswickw4.com/default.asp?section=info&page=rambertcinema040.htm

Julian Pavey ● 749d47 Comments ● 17d

Furniture repair/restoration

Can anyone recommend a furniture restorer who can repair a damaged stool (usually used as a dressing table stool)? One of the legs is about to collapse. It also needs new upholstery - which has not been changed since my mother married in 1946.

Jann Grant ● 26d12 Comments ● 18d

GTECH Stadium light pollution

The past two weeks the night sky around the stadium has been lit up bright orange and not just in the heavy fog nights. Birds are signing at night and if you live near by you get a disturbed nights sleep. This issue was raised years ago by the community groups around the UV lights being turned on all night in winter.  What action if any has been taken to address this? As was highlighted this was not part of the original planning permission.

Jason McAleer ● 97d20 Comments ● 20d

Double by-election in Brentford could spell trouble for Labour

Two by-elections have been called in two wards in Brentford both currently held by Labour. They should be fairly safe seats but the timing of these votes is a disaster for them. I think I am right in saying it comes as people who previously qualified for council tax support will be finding out how much extra they have to pay. 

Jeremy Parkinson ● 71d14 Comments ● 20d

CANADA  V  USA

Who wins?

Julian Pavey ● 21d1 Comments ● 21d

"Tactical contact" with motorbike on way to Chiswick Bridge

The Met published this video earlier today and on the audio you hear officers saying that the motorcyclist being chased is on his way to Chiswick Bridge. I can't make out where it took place — any ideas?

Francis Rowe ● 23d6 Comments ● 21d

New HMO regulations

the LBH consultation is now live on http://talk.hounslow.gov.uk/hmo-additional-licensing-renewal

Iris Hill ● 21d0 Comments ● 21d

Attn: All Trolls

My horse runs tomorrow in the 13.52 at Southwell. His name is Bond Broker and it's his first run over hurdles. Nothing is expected to finish within 100m of him and a Maximum Bet is advised. Good luck..

Michael Brown ● 109d34 Comments ● 22d

Why did the Hogarth Roundabout proposal get so far?

While I'm sure nearly everyone in the area is breathing a sigh of relief that the Hogarth Roundabout scheme has been scrapped, it does raise the question about how on earth it got to the stage it did. The flaws in the scheme were always self-evident not least the required turn in front of Church Square. The designers simply can't have taken the time to visit the area or talk to anyone who was familiar with the layout and must have drawn up the scheme using a map. A huge amount of money would have been saved if they had done any prior investigation.

Diane Brown ● 68d27 Comments ● 22d

Robbed at Sainsbury’s Chiswick Car park

Good eveningI went to Sainsbury’s this evening 26/2 and got robbed. At 19h30.They smashed my window and took my kids backpack that unfortunately had my wallet inside. If anyone sees a black backpack (orange/red inside) and/or baby clothes (was a grey vest/body, a little knitted cardigan, and some animal leggings) and/or beige wallet. Had no money and cards are cancelled but had mine and the kids identity cards and driving license. If you could keep an eye out I would deeply appreciate it

Fiilipa fantasia ● 36d11 Comments ● 22d

Fracas. High Rd near Sainsburys yesterday. 5.30pm ish

I saw a young man (early teens) being chased and viciously assaulted by a group of other teenagers yesterday (Friday) near Salisburys. Did anyone else see it and is the young guy OK? Do anyone know?

Juliet Hogg ● 39d18 Comments ● 23d

Grandfather clock repair

Does anyone know of a fairly nearby person or company who carries out such repair work?

Jette Adler ● 38d6 Comments ● 23d

Chiswick crime wave

For those who believe Chiswick and the rest of London is a crime ridden hellhole, it may provide you some reassurance to know that it was ever thus as this post by the local history society demonstrates: Little Sutton House, Chiswick. #Otd in 1915 police raided the house and found it was being used to store loot linked to a string of burglaries in Kensington, Notting Hill & Bayswater, with stolen goods valued at between £4,000 & £5,000. The house was demolished between 1924-1927. pic.twitter.com/UAbeM9ZuHY— Brentford & Chiswick History (@BCLocalHistory) March 5, 2025

Andrew OSullivan ● 29d14 Comments ● 23d

London Eye 25th Anniversary

Colin Jordan ● 26d17 Comments ● 23d

How can they block the Thames Path?

Has anyone noticed the Thames Path is blocked overnight and up top 8am by the boat club at Chiswick Bridge?There's an unsigned notice at Ibis Lane which says, "Due to construction works taking place at Quintin Boat Club this footpath will be temporarily closed at various times. We are sorry for the inconvenience. You are able to follow the diversion below to access the path again at Chiswick Bridge."However the gate looks far from a temporary measure, and the matching one by Chiswick Bridge looks very permanent. Can they legitimately block the Thames Path? Why do construction works mean the path has to be closed overnight when there's clearly no work going on... and the site is behind a wall with locked gates in any case. Feels like they just don't want us on their land...

Simon Meyers ● 24d1 Comments ● 24d

J.D. Vance

If only we had a J D Vance type to ride into Chiswick and set up in town as sheriff ! -We could audit/clean up Hounslow councilwe could end all fracas outside SainsburysWe could get all local miscreants and deviants dealt with, e.g. the Pavey/Greenhough ganghow blissful W4 could be...

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 33d72 Comments ● 26d

Water cut off in West Chiswick tonight?

Anyone else experiencing low water pressure or no water at all?

Adam ONeill ● 27d0 Comments ● 27d

Great news for those worried about Covid Vaccine after effects

According to analysts from the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) the UK mortality rate has dropped below 1000 deaths per 100000 people, a record low, after rising from its previous record low which was before the pandemic.Not all good news, there has been a continuation in the slow increase in the mortality rate of the 20-44 year olds, which has been happening since 2011.

Andrew Jones ● 31d30 Comments ● 27d

The Fading Pope

Director Edward Berger has had incredible luck or even clairvoyant ability to bring out 'Conclave' at this particular time yes  ?

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 36d21 Comments ● 27d

Trump Gaza !

- Personally Im loving that video ! Bev Turner; local W4 resident and GB News host says - 'Trump is a master troller and knows how to get the liberal left media into total meltdown !'

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 36d15 Comments ● 27d

Macbeth

Macbeth @ Lyric Hammersmith. Two tickets for this evening available as now unable to go. I can forward the QR etc for anyone who would like them

Jan Porter ● 27d0 Comments ● 27d

Article in the Chiswick Calendar today.

Stuart Kerr, who for some unknown reason remains banished from the forum, has written an interesting piece on Ukraine and Trump's USA for the Chiswick Calendar. See: https://chiswickcalendar.co.uk/stuart-kerr-bringing-up-his-grandson-because-the-boys-father-was-killed-in-the-ukraine-war-responds-to-the-weekends-events/

Robert Fish ● 31d22 Comments ● 27d

Our ordinary tv

I have bought the radio times for the past two weeks - costs a lot and there is nothing to watch any more - all repeats and rubbish - sad - they are trying to save money but I just wonder what is going to happen to our tv in the future-

Helen Bamberger ● 35d30 Comments ● 28d

Peter Earles

He came around yesterday and fixed my heating and central heating in such a few minutes- he was wonderful and helped me out in a few minutes- I found him incredible and just need to tell you all … One person I trust…

Helen Bamberger ● 31d5 Comments ● 28d

electrician looking for work

My electrician Bishek (Zbyszek) is doing some work for me today, in Grove Park. He's replacing some bathroom fans and fitting a kitchen tap. He told me he's looking for work. He's done work for me in the past (fans, installing a hob) and I'd recommend him.If you're looking for an electrician, you could Whatsapp him on 07791 137638, and maybe say Steve gave you the number. Steve

Stephen Jewson ● 28d1 Comments ● 28d

If you re visiting Sussex

- Hope Sussex is a lovely project in east Sussex with lots of events going on this spring/summer.Check them out -www.hopesussex.co.ukalso on twitter-    X.com    @HopeSussex

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 28d0 Comments ● 28d

Roy Ayers RIP

We saw/heard him at Ealing Jazz Festival in 2016.Everybody loves the sunshine...

Philippa Bond ● 28d0 Comments ● 28d

Blocked drain pipe

Can anyone give me the name of a reputable local business/person who can unblock a drainpipe running down the side of our house from the top (2nd) floor please?

Robin Knight ● 939d15 Comments ● 29d

FOUND - two children’s golf bags

Found dumped on the side of the road two children’s golf bags with clubs. Must have been removed from a stolen car or a break in. If you think they could be yours, pls get in touch with the brand name of the bags. Would be great to reunite with owners, I’ll contact Dukes Meadows golf too.

Lisa De Beer ● 29d0 Comments ● 29d

Local social work

I am an apprentice social worker; working and studying out of area.As part of my studies I have the opportunity to work with a charity/ institution of my choice for 70 and 100 days.Please:  anyone know of/ worked with/ used a local social work type organisation (homeless charity/ hospice/ community outreach/ Mental Health/ specialist care/ social care advice charity/ refuge).I currently worked with adults and wish to remain in this area for a while.I would really appreciate any local knowledge so I can start making contact.Thanks

Jack Davies ● 33d2 Comments ● 29d

Foxtons Friday meetings

While it is probably best to avoid comment about the other allegations against the company, I think anyone unfortunate to pop into the Pilot after one of their Friday meetings in the business park can testify that these get togethers were drug and booze fuelled.Have to say I'm a bit surprised by the revelations as Foxtons did seem to be cleaning up its act. They appear to have stopped flyboarding and, although they get complaints, the number doesn't seem to be out of proportion to their size within the industry. Not that I'd ever consider using them.

Francis Rowe ● 35d9 Comments ● 29d

Black Cat Missing

Hi, we live near Annie's on Thames Road. Since last night our 8 month old black car Alistair has been missing. He has a green collar with his name on but no contact details. If you do see him or have any news please can you let me know. Many thanks.

Raphaelle Thompson ● 30d2 Comments ● 29d

Timpsons on Turnham Green Terrace

I was very sorry to see Chiswick Cobblers go but assumed that Timpsons would be a good replacement.I have taken boots that needed resoling, shoes to be reheeled, and every time either proposed an extremely high price or just told it couldn't be done and I should just buy a new pair.  Mostly unfriendly,unhelpful "don't care" tone.Took the shoes either to the excellent stall near Sainsbury's entrance, or the one at Hammersmith tube and got a perfectly decent job done at a sensible price with a good turnaround. Sadly Elias now has restricted opening hours so aren't easy to use.Is anybody getting a good job from this Timpsons - or a similar poor experience I am aware of what a great chap James Timpson is and also that other Timpson shops do excellent work but I don't know what is going on here.

Jackie Elton ● 45d13 Comments ● 30d

Lead role available in local production of "The 39 Steps"

SFP Drama Group in Brentford is looking for a male actor - playing age 20-40 - to take the lead role in a production of "The 39 Steps" from May 15- May 17.This is a fast moving, comic version of the famous Hitchcock thriller.Rehearsals will be held on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons in Brentford, TW8, close to Brentford railway station. If you would be interested, please contact us ASAP via our website: https://st-faiths-players.org.uk/contact-us/

Tony Flynn ● 34d4 Comments ● 30d

Ealing Council approve amendments to Bollo Lane development

Have Ealing Council talked with Thames Water about increases to this development? At the top of Bollo Lane, Gunnersbury Court residents are being told that a pump will need to be installed to supply adequate water pressure to their flats. Thames Water admit to reducing water pressure recently. Increased demand surely equates to reduced supply in this instance.

Linda Field ● 39d15 Comments ● 30d

I think we need a new word for extraordinary.

After seeing the latest press conference from the White House,there can only be one winner,and he wasn't even there.Bad Vlad will be laughing his yarbles off

Keith Iddon ● 34d24 Comments ● 31d

Cables all over Grove Park

Anyone know what the black cables on nearly every road are for ? Volume of traffic ? Speeding ?

Madeleine Hazard ● 36d16 Comments ● 31d

David Tennant tickets

Long shot: but is anyone willing to sell two tickets for ‘An evening with David Tennant’ at St Peter’s Church, Acton on March 13th?   It’s sold out and I have a friend who is desperate to go!

Lynn Jackson ● 32d2 Comments ● 31d

Statutory Notice Spending

Interesting piece this, as the council look to save money on this service requirement. I refer to this particular section:'About three quarters of the spending last year was on traffic orders, with the balance made up by statutory consultation materials and other kinds of public notices.Nearly £100,000 out of the £108,395 was spent with PWR Media which is the publisher of the Hounslow Herald.According to a source at the council, the cost for statutory notices starts at around £400 and can be more depending on the size of the advertisement.The legislation governing traffic orders and other public notices states that they must be placed in a ‘newspaper in general circulation’. The Hounslow Herald is from time to time deposited at various drop off points throughout the borough and the council deems this meets the requirement of the law.'Well I'm glad that someone at Hounslow believes this meets lawful requirements because here in Isleworth copies of 'The Herald' are as rare as hen's teeth. If you are exceptionally lucky and you also shop in Tesco you might just very occasionally see a copy, otherwise tough sh*t  - you will not. The two publications you see most regularly are The Hounslow Chronicle and The Richmond & Twickenham Times neither of which contain official notices from LBH, which surely means a sizeable proportion of borough residents are left in the dark. Very democratic.

Vanessa Smith ● 88d26 Comments ● 31d

Strong Young Man

Does anyone know of a young man who could help throw down some old pieces of decking from the roof into the garden below.?If he enjoyed doing that there might also be other gardening jobs he could help with, We live by the river next to Fuller's Brewery that was.

Joy Skinner ● 41d13 Comments ● 32d

Labour MP hits a constituent

Wow is this really the type of people we want in government, this is sinking to a new low what has happened to politicians, society for an MP to think this is acceptable, he needs to be gone

Jayne Thorburn ● 158d89 Comments ● 35d

Police, no warrant needed to search premises

Bill in Parliament today which will remove the necessity for Police to have a search warrant issued by a magistrate. Don’t think I like this Police power ?

John Southey ● 37d26 Comments ● 35d

'Grim' outlook for council finances

When I read the article on the front page I thought it might be a bit overly gloomy so I took a look at the original council report that it references. I don't know much about public sector accounting but it doesn't require much expertise to see that things are in a real mess.If the situation is this bad in Hounslow which is far from the worst in terms of fiscal management and has advantages such as being in an area of relative prosperity and handy extra revenue from fining motorists, it doesn't bear thinking about how awful things are going to be at other local authorities.Given the coming economic uncertainty likely to be brought on by Trump's trade wars, any hope of lower inflation and interest rates are out of the window. A week ago I was optimistic on this but the current level of craziness was never anticipated. The council report is basically a plea for more support for central government but they have problems of their own so the cavalry isn't coming. With the exception of cutting Council Tax support, no real hard decisions seem to have been made on balancing the books. These are probably going to come hard and fast from this point.

Francis Rowe ● 58d15 Comments ● 36d

Gentleman Lee & red velvet cake

Lee, we don’t know each other, but  you kindly paid for my red velvet cake earlier today, when I had forgotten my purse. I was flustered, thinking about where my purse could be, so forgot to offer to transfer the money to you. If you get in touch, I can pay you, and eat my cake guilt-free!

Christine Knight ● 37d1 Comments ● 37d

Resident permit question

Our resident permit expires tomorrow but we have not received the new one yet. Can a parking warden see that we have applied for a new one when they scan our current permit or is it linked to the registration?In other words ... will we get a ticket?

Chris Blackwell ● 69d21 Comments ● 37d

Daksha Joshi - Strand on the Green Post Office

For those who knew my mother and her legendary status on Strand on the Green, it is with great sadness that I relay that my precious mother has passed away after a long illness. Her suffering over a long period was immense and heartbreaking.In 2014 she was suddenly diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis - a brutal terminal lung condition. Despite that, she continued to work in her beloved post office till last year. She did brilliantly to get this far but last year her failing lungs led to heart failure and in the last week this led to kidney failure. All sadly irreversible.She was an amazing human being. Kind, caring, loving, great sense of humour, strong, selfless and a brilliant postmistresses for which she was awarded the British Empire Medal from Her Majesty, The Queen.Holding my mother's hand and telling her that I love her deeply whilst watching her slowly pass away over many hours was a horrific experience. But there is relief that she is not in pain anymore and she is reunited with my father.

Milan Joshi ● 43d18 Comments ● 37d

Meet Pepe Orsini

Meet one of your rulers -Pepe Orsini; his bloodline dates back to Romes darkest days. His is the hidden hand behind global wars, financial collapses, engineered chaos. He controls the Jesuits and he sits above monarchs, presidents and billionnaires. The Vatican bank, the Jesuit order, The Knights of Malta -they serve his agenda. He steers global events from behind an untouchable veil - this may be about to change.. His bloodline is Aldobrandini, Breakspear, Farnese - these are the true leaders of our world.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 38d4 Comments ● 37d

Kash Patel - another great result

Kash Patel is confirmed as the new FBI Director in America. Now watch him make the Epstein list public.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 41d9 Comments ● 38d

Keys found on T. Green Terrace

A set of keys was found by the bike stand just south of the bridge on Wednesday evening. It comprises what looks like a bike lock, two Yale like keys, a Chubb, and maybe an alarm fob.

Andrew Steed ● 41d2 Comments ● 38d

Knitting wool donations requested for Twiddle Muffs for Dementia patient support

Hi all I am back again on the hunt for knitting wool for a knitting group who make 'twiddle muffs' for Dementia patients, they supply various hospitals. Absolutely none will be wasted. Please have a root around to see if you’ve anything to donate. Thank you to all who’ve been able to assist in the past (for my Mum and Mother in law who knitted for children’s items for charity) and to those who may be able to in the future - I look forward to hearing from you via my mobile 07984 802205 as the direct message no longer works from here/W4 forumxx For those who are not familiar with ‘twiddle muffs' they are knitted tubes often fashioned with ribbons, buttons, bells and zips, have been found to have a calming effect on people with dementia by keeping their hands busy and warding off anxiety. They are particularly useful in a hospital setting while people are in waiting rooms ahead of treatment.

Joy Griffiths ● 95d11 Comments ● 38d

The Count of Monte Cristo Tabard Theatre

Caught The Count of Monte Cristo at the Tabard Theatre last night and it's a belter! If you've got an evening free and a sense of humour get over to the Tabard and rock at the antics of a tiny cast taking on an enormous 19th Century novel and squeezing endless gags out of it. Features nautical scraps, prison break-outs, a starring role for a goldfish and more repetitions of "untoward" than you can shake a dagger at.

Michael Dempsey ● 48d6 Comments ● 38d

Pasta Evangelists

Has anyone tried this restaurant? Any good?

Susan Kelly ● 43d10 Comments ● 38d

Weedkiller blamed for bee population decline now deemed to be safe

From front page story.Finally!

Bruce Hammal ● 57d20 Comments ● 39d

Wolfe Vets

I'm currently with Medivet in Acton Lane, but am thinking of changing to Wolfe, which is just around the corner from me. I like the fact that they're independent. But I'd like to know if anyone has experience of them. Many thanks.

Jill Merrett ● 1246d15 Comments ● 39d

Bitdefender warning

When I log on to this site and try to read any article or forum post, I get a warning message from Bitdefender which says:"Suspicious page blocked for your protection.Your connection to this web page is not safe due to an unmatching security certificate.This means that the certificate was issued for a different web address than the one it is being used for, and you run the risk of exposing your data by accessing this page."Does anyone else get such a warning?

Jim Currie ● 53d15 Comments ● 39d

Creature Comforts

I signed up a few months ago ,as they seemed quite an interesting new veterinary practice. How wrong I was.I have never had a vet appointment with them, nor have I visited the Chiswick branch (or any other ones). I was checking my bank statement a few days ago, only to discover that they had taken out £20 from my account. Emailed them asking as to why they have taken money out in which I have not agreed to, only to have an email back giving me a lame excuse as to why. I requested that I cancel and for them to take me off their books, only to be told the cancellation fee is £60?! Has anyone else experienced this with them? I am not happy that they wish to charge me for a service in which I have never used. What a con.

Elle Jones ● 51d24 Comments ● 40d

Chagos Islands Dodgy Deal

Former Mauritius Prime Minister Jugnauth has been arrested on money laundering charges - he masterminded The Chagos Islands deal that Starmer and Lammy are desperate to rush through...!

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 45d16 Comments ● 41d

White Bedford Park / Palisade Gate & Fence

Hi everyone. Does anyone have any recommendations for companies or contractors who they have used to build the white palisade gate and fence that are relatively common around the Bedford Park area? Always prefer personal recommendations vs. finding someone online, so wanted to check the forum first. Thanks in advance!

Jon Patel ● 43d2 Comments ● 43d

What's happened at Duke's Meadows this aftenooon 15/2/25?

Substantial police blockade for foot and car traffic. Maybe 15 cars prevented from leaving from Riverside Club area and King's Sports Grounds at 4pm and foot traffic not allowed to go around either.

Marilia Zellner ● 47d8 Comments ● 43d

New shops Devonshire Road

I know it’s often disappointing to see shops leave the High Road and TGT etc but we should also celebrate the arrival of new businesses.   And on Devonshire Road, there are 4 new shops soon to open.    Rozies (a cupcake shop) and Dawat (a Pakistani/Afghan takeaway) look like they will soon open and there are two other premises when renovation work is well under way.  Looking forward to seeing what they are!

Paul Phillips ● 55d21 Comments ● 43d

Water metre

Hi everyone, Would you possibly share how much you are paying for water? And whether or not you are on a smart metre? Much thanks!

Nina Bodil ● 50d41 Comments ● 44d

Good Eats!

I was wondering if some of you lovely people have any good recommendations for a nice Sunday roast or some local chippy in our lovely community?Thank you loves!

Sosa Green ● 44d0 Comments ● 44d

Robert Kennedy Jnr - what a result !

Big Congratulations to Robert Kennedy on being confirmed as Americas new head of Health and Human Services Dept.The role will include over seeing food safety, pharmaceuticals, public health and vaccinations.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 49d17 Comments ● 44d

Crown & Anchor, Chiswick High Road

I feel compelled to have a moan! Yesterday, I visited the Crown & Anchor. The place was more or less empty at lunchtime which actually suited me as I was on my own. I ordered the Sunday Roast Chicken at £20 and a pint of London Pride £5.50. However, added to the total bill was a 12.5% service charge which didn't seem to be in any way discretionary. The service consisted of handing me my pint at the bar and bringing the food to my table!A pint of Guinness was £6.90! (not sure if that included the service charge).No wonder the place was so quiet - it just seems a total rip off or am I so out of touch with modern day prices?

Markos Williams ● 52d17 Comments ● 44d

2 armchairs sun faded but never used FOC

Fire tagged must collect Grove Park area

Mike Anderson ● 44d0 Comments ● 44d

Elliptical ribbon design proposed for Hammersmith Bridge: interesting and worth pursuing!

I think that this proposal is brilliant! Stephen Cowan, please be a little more gracious about this new idea. Yes, you didn't think of it. You also didn't think of the "box girder" inserted between the upright piers, did you?Let's pursue good ideas if they are technically and financially feasible. How much would the new ribbon bridges cost??

Una-Jane Winfield ● 46d15 Comments ● 45d

Landing at Heathrow this morning

Does anyone know why all planes were being held in the air for so long this morning?

James Petri ● 45d3 Comments ● 45d

Rivercourt Road restrictions

Excellent news for cyclists using Cycleway 9 as Hammersmith and Fulham announces new restrictions on through traffic on Rivercourt Road. 4,000 vehicles using the road per day and the usual story of 80% being traffic cutting through the Borough. https://www.lbhf.gov.uk/news/2024/11/making-rivercourt-road-safer Weltje next hopefully .....

Paul Campbell ● 133d189 Comments ● 45d

Moss on the roof

Is this actually a problem? I ask because my neighbour (semi-attached) is talking of getting his removed and it'd be cheaper if we both had it done at once.How does moss even get on the roof in the first place?!

Susan Kelly ● 51d12 Comments ● 46d

Dr. Andrew Carmichael - Veterinary Surgeon

Found on NextDoor:For those of you who had your pets cared for by Dr Andrew Carmichael at Addisons Vets: please do come up the church and bring your pooch if you like. All are welcome for the best send off xxx Dear allAndrew Carmichael’s Funeral will be held on Wednesday 26th February at 11:30am.It will be at St James’s Church, 56 St. James’s Gardens, London, W11 4RA. All pets are welcome (at the church only). After the service there will be a short committal at West London Crematorium, Kensal Green Cemetery, Harrow Road, London NW10 4RA. This is about a 10 minute drive from the church. All who wish to attend are welcome. We intend to meet outside his surgery on Addison Avenue at 11:00am and then walk to the church with my father (about a 2 minute walk). For those who can make it, we look forward to meeting you then.Warm Regards,Sasha, Katherin and TheoUPDATED.. thanks for your lovely words. Here's his memorial page link: https://andrewcarmichael.muchloved.com/

Marlene Plimley ● 48d3 Comments ● 46d

Solar-wind-lithium  battery farms

If anyone is interested to know more about how they impact on us, our finances, the environment, our wildlife etc  there is a presentation on this on 1st March at Putney library at 12pm , 5 Disraeli Road SW15 2DR.The event is free to attend.

Anna Kirkpatrick ● 49d5 Comments ● 47d