What happened in Chiswick during April 2004

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* By George! It's Johnny *
Johnny Vaughan, celebrates St. George's Day in broadcast from a Chiswick pub

* Local MP Leaps to Beckhams' Defence *
Clive Soley raises the issue of invasion of privacy in Parliament

* Del Boy's Van to be Sold in Chiswick *
Your chance to buy the Famous Yellow Three Wheeler

* E3 Buses Taken to Task Over Damage and Speed *
Cllr. Gary Malcolm tells of his campaign to get a safer service

* Crowds Gather to Bid Farewell to Concorde *
Supersonic Jet Makes its Last Trans-London Journey in a Barge on the Thames

* Report Calls Tram Plans into Question *
Rising costs could force government to consider alternatives

* New Local Radio Station to Broadcast *
Student Run Tube Radio Goes Live

* Climate Change Raises Thames Flood Risk *
'Urgent Need' to Improve Flood Defences Highlighted

* West London Postal Service Approaches Meltdown *
'Managers determined to make an unworkable plan workable'

* Mayor Accused of Double Standards on Third Runway *
London Development Agency Condemned for Supporting Heathrow Expansion

* Funding Crisis in Local Health Care Deepens *
Primary Care Trust Admits Deficit could Lead to Breach of Financial Obligations

* Local MP Attends Sir Bob's Address *
Ann Keen joins Sir Bob Geldof and Gordon Brown as debt relief organisations prepare for Washington summit

* Internet Buyers Dominate West London Property Market *
Some agents getting poorer deals for clients by failing to adapt to change

* With a little help from his friends *
Local Youth Club Organise River Walk to Send Member on a Trip of a Lifetime

* Help at Hand for Local Families *
Home-Start Ealing Looking to Recruit More Volunteers

* Local Benefits System not up to Standard *
Report says more needs to be done to combat fraud despite improvements

* No Cup Triumph Hangover for Meads *
Amateur Football Combination - Old Meadonians 5 University College London Academicals 1

* Northcote vows action on 'barmy' proposals *
Promises to Resist Bus Lane on Elevated Section of M4

* Ann Keen Urges Lobbying on Debt Relief *
Event held at Christ Church Turnham Green

* Tories Condemn Plans for a 'Banqueting Hall' *
£2 million Council project billed 'a crazy waste of money'

* Why MP's should get blogging *
Clive Soley gets his inspiration from Baghdad

* Ealing Re-introduce Garden waste scheme *
Collection service returns for another year

* Have Your Say as a Local Hospital User *
New Health Forum Seeks more Public Participation

* Meads Triumph in Final *
Amateur Football Alliance Senior Cup Old Meadonians 2 Nottsborough 0

* Oz Does The Honours At Fuller's Opening *
Beer connoisseur, Oz Clarke, opens Fuller's new Tun Room

* Major Terrorist Attack in West London Thwarted *
Half a Tonne of Explosives found in Hanwell Lock Up

* Concorde Makes One Final Swoop *
This time its progress will be more stately along the river

* HACAN Set Out Case for Night Flight Ban *
Claims that EU has no authority to act refuted

* School Celebrates Centenary in Style *
Past Pupils of Belmont Primary Welcome To Join The Revelry

* Local PR Agency to Run Thames Towpath Ten *
Aiming to Raise #10,000 For Breast Cancer Campaign

* Have Your Say on the Future of the M4 *
Highways Agency seeks comments on draft strategy

* Chiswick Heliport Plan Looks Set to Proceed *
Terminal on Turnham Green would handle 20 flights a day - (Published on April 1st)

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