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WHAT
HAPPENED IN CHISWICK DURING JULY 2002
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COUNCIL LEADER ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON CHISWICK - Councillor John
Chatt (right) the leader of Hounslow Council
answers a range of questions sent in by local
residents.
* CHISWICK
PROPERTY PRICES SLOWING DOWN - After rapid growth, the price
of property in Chiswick is rising at a slower rate.
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LABOUR PARTY MEMBERS URGE ANN KEEN DESELECTION
With the Labour party being described as being as "popular as foot
and mouth" in Chiswick by one of its own members, Ann Keen (left)
gets a vote of confidence from the man widely tipped to succeed
her.
* CHISWICK
MAY BE UNDER NEW FLIGHT PATH - As the government seems increasingly
in favour of a third runway at Heathrow, Chiswick may be under a
new, permanent flight path.
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RIVERSIDE
RADIO - A local radio station covering
community and arts events in on air until August
1st.
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CHISWICK SEES FALLING
CRIME RATE - Latest figures show a 6% fall
in reported crime in Chiswick compared to a
rise in the rest of the borough. However two
Chiswick wards remain in the boroughs top five
for notified crime.
* AREA
COMMITTEE MEET - Agenda includes West Chiswick CPZ, crime reduction,
Strand on the Green traffic restrictions, new bus routes planned,
an update on the tennis courts and Car Free Day. Public welcome
to attend and issues can be raised through an open forum.
* CHISWICK
HOUSE FRIENDS' NEW WEBSITE - Interested in the future of one
of London's finest urban parks? Find out how you can help.
* STANDARD
ACCUSED OF PROMOTING CHISWICK RAT RUNS - The Evening Standard
has angered some local residents by publishing an article highlighting
popular short cuts through residential Chiswick streets.
* RIVERSIDE
MEMBERS IN REVOLT - Discontentment with the management from
a section of the membership of the club has caused them to set up
a web site in protest. In a related development there is a change
of ownership of the Esporta Health Group.
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SPORTS
RELIEF IN CHISWICK - Members at Chiswick
Poly Tennis got active, raised money did good.
* CHISWICK
ESTATE "AWASH WITH RUBBISH" - Residents on the Beaconsfield
Estate claim appeals about uncollected refuse are going unheeded.
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CAN
CHISWICK CLEAR A MINEFIELD? - Local groups
are being asked to "adopt" a minefield.
Meeting being held this week for interested
parties.
* CHURCH
YARD RAPIST SENTENCED TO LIFE - The brutal rapist found guilty
of attacking two women has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
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GRAFFITI CLEAN UP DAY
- Event hailed as major success with a repeat
planned for September. http://www.chiswickw4.com/info/
* DISMAY
OVER TERMINATION OF BRENTFORD RAIL SERVICE - Council concerned
termination of Anglia Crosslink service could add to overcrowding
at Gunnersbury.
* LOCAL
TORY LEADER BLASTS CHISWICK CAR FREE DAY - Peter Thompson describes
plans to close part of Chiswick High Road as a "cheek"
on behalf of Hounslow Council.
* POLICE
RELEASE PHOTOS OF SUSPECT IN HOGARTH BRUSH CRIME - Have you
seen this individual? - he is believed to have a long record of
criminal damage in the Chiswick area.
* GROVE
PARK CPZ REJECTED - Preliminary consultation shows massive opposition.
Acton Town CPZ to proceed.
* PARISH
CHURCH TO GET CARETAKER - Hogarth Health Club is funding a new
role of caretaker at St. Nicholas's.
* SQUARE
MEALS TOMBOLA - Nearly 40 lucky customers have won a meal out
at a local restaurant - are you one of the lucky ones?
* CHISWICK
CPZ REPORT - The full report published earlier this year showing
details of how much Chiswick pays in parking charges.
* SUPPORTERS
AND COUNCIL TO WORK TOGETHER ON BRENTFORD'S FUTURE - Regular
meetings will aim to ensure the club remains in the borough. Also
fund raising efforts bear fruit.
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