NEWS

First glimpse at what new look Fulham Town Hall will look like

FULHAM Town Hall is set to become a 'quintessentially British' shopping emporium after Hammersmith and Fulham council agreed to sell the building to an American retailer last week. The historic grade II listed Victorian building in Fulham Broadway was put up for sale by the authority last year ... More

29-02-2012

First ever detective novel back in print after 150 years

Poisoning, hypnotists, kidnappers and a series of crimes "in their nature and execution too horrible to contemplate": The Notting Hill Mystery by Charles Felix, believed to be the first detective novel ever published, is back in print for the first time in a century-and-a-half.   Read more... More

28-02-2012

Blue Peter gardener helps Kensington pupils to create eye-catching displays

CHILDREN from a Kensington Primary School learned about gardening with the help of a VIP guest this week. Blue Peter Gardener Chris Collins showed the youngsters from Barlby Primary School one he had prepared earlier as he taught them to create eye-catching potted floral displays. Read more here... More

28-02-2012

Council tax 'frozen' for next year

Council tax is likely to be frozen in Kensington and Chelsea for the third year in a row. This year's budget will be put to the vote at a council meeting on March 7, and if approved, there will be no increase in council tax, although some charges will be put up..   Read more here... More

27-02-2012