Calling all Poets – come and take part in the LGBT History Month at West Thames College
Do you fancy yourself as the next Derek Walcott, Alice Walker, Oscar Wilde or Alfred Tennyson? Or maybe…
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Statement from Hounslow Council re: incident in Grove Road
Statement from Hounslow Council re: incident in Grove Road
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Seven boroughs compete to be next London Boroughs of Culture
Seven boroughs from across the capital have been invited to City Hall to present their bid to be the next London Borough of Culture.
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Green School exhibits artistic ideas for Brentford Bridge
The Brentford Bridge Project has taken on a potentially new arts partner in the shape of The Green School Trust.
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Hounslow shortlisted to be London Borough of Culture for 2021
Hounslow Council is delighted to announce that our bid to be London Borough of Culture 2021 has been shortlisted by the Mayor of London.
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The Pothole Pledge – One Year On
The Pothole Pledge launched in October 2018 as an invitation to residents to nominate local roads that they felt required attention.
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Hounslow Friends of Faith statement following knife attack on Friday
Hounslow Friends of Faith Group joins with others in expressing sincere sympathy for all affected by the terrorist knife attack on Friday 29 November on London Bridge.
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Chiswick resident awarded Freedom of the Borough
The London Borough of Hounslow has conferred the Freedom of the Borough on Chiswick resident, Mrs Pat Davies at a special ceremony in Chiswick Town Hall
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Fifty fish given new home as Feltham Pond reopens
After six weeks of dredging, cleaning, and refilling with fresh water, Feltham Pond has re-opened thanks to the help of a dozen primary school children from nearby Edward Pauling School.
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1917 Hounslow diary discovered
Volunteer researchers have located a miniature 1917 pocket diary which describes the life of a mechanic working at Hounslow Aerodrome during World War I.
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Hounslow asks residents to be courteous to neighbours and be mindful of pets with firework displays
As Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night approach, Hounslow Council is reminding residents to be mindful of their neighbours and their pets when letting off fireworks.
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All aboard! Hounslow brings London Borough of Culture bid to City Hall by bus
London Borough of Culture is an award introduced by Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, putting culture at the heart of communities
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Serious incident in Hounslow High Street
Statement about the serious incident which happened in Hounslow High Street over the weekend
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Hounslow Council Plans To Stop Homelessness Before It Starts
The Homelessness – Stop It Before It Starts – campaign sets out to raise awareness of the causes and risks factors that fuel homelessness among residents.
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Cabinet approves Hounslow’s Borough of Culture bid while setting in place a new cultural commissioning framework
At a meeting of Hounslow Cabinet on Tuesday 15 October, Hounslow Council unanimously approved a new approach to promoting culture across the borough
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Hounslow support Mayor Khan’s new scheme to help rough sleepers with mental health needs
Hounslow Council is one of 16 local authorities being part funded by the The Mayor of London
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Hounslow celebrates social integration as part of Black History Month
Black History Month came to West Thames College this week, as Hounslow Council organised a major event celebrating social integration within the borough.
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No place for hate in Hounslow! Hate Crime Awareness Week 12 to 19 October 2019
Hounslow Community Safety Partnership is committed to tackling hate crime in all its forms.
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Fastest drop in smoking rates on over a decade as Stoptober launches
Hounslow’s six drop-in medical clinics are expecting a huge rise in visits in the next month as residents register to take part in this year’s Stoptober
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Running start for Beat the Street in Hounslow
Beat the Street – the new walking and cycling initiative in Hounslow, was launched today in Osterley Park and got off to a running start with nearly 6,000 residents already signed up this week…
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Hounslow supports Car Free Day with record number of Play Streets planned for 22 September
This World Car Free Day Londoners can enjoy hundreds of free events and activities for people of all ages and abilities across 20km of traffic-free roads around the City of London.
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A new way to apply for funding from the council
Hounslow Council is in the process of developing a new way for residents and community groups to apply for funding from the council.
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Thames Tidefest is this Sunday (8 September)
Anyone near to Chiswick should get themselves down to the Thames at Strand On The Green for Tidefest on Sunday (8 September)
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Cabinet approves council’s draft response to Heathrow Airport’s expansion plans
Hounslow Council has approved its draft response to the consultation on the expansion of Heathrow.
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Statement on closure of Hounslow Market
Statement by Cllr Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council.
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City Hall to open its doors to celebrate European Londoners
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is to welcome Londoners to City Hall next month to celebrate the contribution of Europeans to the capital at a free one-day festival.
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Bedfont Lane Open Space and potentially poisoned animals
Bedfont Lane Open Space and potentially poisoned animals statement by Cllr Katherine Dunne.
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Park Road Allotment holders receive six-month extension
Following negotiations between Hounslow Council and the Northumberland Estate, agreement has been reached to extend the Park Road allotment holders leases by six-months until September 2020.
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New Hounslow group to help those impacted by welfare reforms
The London Borough of Hounslow has held its first meeting with key partners in the borough to work more collaboratively and ultimately help improve welfare reforms.
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Victims speak out about devastation caused by road trauma during Vision Zero Week
Victims of road collisions are speaking out about the devastation they have experienced, to coincide with Vision Zero Week which runs from 22 – 28 July.
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The heatwave is here, but don’t forget to keep cool
Most people will be looking forward to this week’s mini heatwave where temperatures are likely to get into the low 30s.
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New public health duty to tackle serious violence
A new legal duty on public health bodies in England to tackle serious violence, including knife crime, was recently announced by Home Secretary Sajid Javid
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AccessAble hosts first workshop in Hounslow
AccessAble, the UK’s leading provider of access information to leisure facilities, shops, restaurants, and general places of interest, has held its first workshop in Hounslow House.
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Joint Services Open Day to be held at Bedfont Lakes this Saturday
Hounslow’s Joint Services Open Day is all set to take place this Saturday, 20 July at the award winning Bedfont Lakes Country Park.
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Hounslow praises Armed Forces’ contribution
On 28 June, residents, guests and dignitaries joined the Mayor of Hounslow, Councillor Tony Louki and Deputy Mayor Cllr Raghwinder Siddhu at a council event to mark Armed Forces Day 2019.
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Hounslow junior citizens learn how to stay safe
Around 2,800 pupils from 34 primary schools across Hounslow had the opportunity to learn life skills to enable them to make a valued contribution to their local community.
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Statement from Hounslow Council on the roll out of childrens' funeral costs
Statement from Hounslow Council on the roll out of childrens' funeral costs.
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Statement on suspected WW2 bomb in Chiswick
Statement from Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council on suspected WW2 bomb in Chiswick.
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New Mooring Byelaws to be introduced in Hounslow
On 18 June Hounslow Borough Council unanimously approved a proposal to introduce Mooring Byelaws in the borough.
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Hounslow Council supports stronger communities with new Thriving Communities Strategy and streamlined funding pot
On Thursday 20 June the Leader of Hounslow Council, Cllr Steve Curran, launched The Thriving Communities Strategy 2019 – 2023, approved by Cabinet on 19 March.
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Water pressure issues in the TW, W and KT postcode areas
We are aware that Thames Water is currently dealing with a burst pipe at their Hampton pumping station, TW12.
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New Community Safety and Enforcement service centre opens on Trimmer Walk, Brentford
Councillors and officers convened yesterday morning (Thursday 6 June) for the official opening of the new Hounslow Council Community Safety and Enforcement Service centre on Trimmer Walk in…
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Hanworth Park House
The council has been working with the owners of Hanworth Park House to develop a workable options to bring it back into use and maintain it for the future.
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Fire at Lichfield Road
We have been notified of a fire at Lichfield Road in the early hours of Sunday 28 April.
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Statement from the Leader of Hounslow Council on the Sri Lanka attacks
Statement from the Leader of the Council following the tragic events on Sunday (21 April).
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Step-free access to many of Hounslow’s stations proceeding at pace!
Many of Hounslow’s stations – Underground and mainline rail are to receive investment to improve accessibility for residents and visitors
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Enjoy the Boat Race at our family-friendly Fan Park
Come along to The Promenade, Dukes Meadows, Chiswick on 7 April, for lots of fun at The Boat Race Fan Park, 12noon – 5pm.
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Statement on stabbing in Isleworth
Statement from Cllr Katherine Dunne, Cabinet Member for Communities.
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Statement following New Zealand mosque attacks
Today’s heart-breaking news highlights a tragic, cowardly and savage attack on people wishing to practice their religion in peace in Christchurch, New Zealand,
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It’s No Smoking Day – Let us help you quit
National No Smoking Day takes place today [13 March 2019]
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Feltham Assembly Hall: Final Submissions
The organisations that put in a bid to take over head leasehold interest for Feltham Assembly Hall have today, 7 March 2019, been advised that none of the submissions were successful.
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Hounslow receives a share of £50 million investment to create Healthy Streets across London
The Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) have announced eleven new successful bids in its multi-million pound Liveable Neighbourhoods programme.
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Hounslow Council to celebrate International Women’s Day 2019
On Friday 8 March, women from all over the world will celebrate International Women’s Day, an annual celebration which recognises and showcases the achievements of women.
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Eighty-four per cent of Hounslow residents are satisfied with where they live
Every two years our residents have the chance to tell us what they think of their local area
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Exiting the EU
A report on how Hounslow Council is preparing for the UKs exit of the European Union was approved by the Cabinet on 12 February 2019.
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Nominations open for Hounslow Members of Youth Parliament 2019
Young people aged 11 to 18 in Hounslow have the opportunity to enter the world of politics and make a difference as the borough’s Members of Youth Parliament (MYP)
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Hounslow is proud to support LGBT History Month
Today marks the start of LGBT History Month 2019. To support the event, Hounslow Councillors Katherine Dunne and Richard Eason raise the Rainbow flag.
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New Chiswick Bridge is now open
Hounslow council is delighted that the new Chiswick Bridge has opened, linking the northern end of Chiswick Business Park to Chiswick Park tube station.
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Shaping Hounslow for future generations: Local Plan reviews under way
In order to ensure that there are sufficient homes, schools, health provision, jobs, transport infrastructure and green spaces for the future, we must plan for these services now.
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Community Safety Public Meeting - 6 February 2019
If you live, work in or visit the borough of Hounslow, you are invited to come along to the annual Community Safety Public Meeting.
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Support for rough sleepers in Hounslow as temperatures drop
In response to the Mayor of London opening emergency shelters across London as temperatures hit zero.
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Statement on Chiswick High Road stabbing
Statement by Cllr Katherine Dunne, Cabinet Member for Communities and Workforce.
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London Irish to play at Brentford Community Stadium
Brentford Football Club is delighted to confirm a historic deal has now been agreed for London Irish to move back to the capital.
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Council introduces new provisions to support staff with premature babies or those who suffer the loss of a child
Hounslow Council is introducing two provisions to support staff who have premature babies or who suffer the loss of a child.
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Shaping Hounslow for future generations: Local Plan reviews under way
In order to ensure that there are sufficient homes, schools, health provision, jobs, transport infrastructure and green spaces for the future, we must plan for these services now.
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Hounslow Council's response to Mayor's launch of rough sleeping campaign
Cllr Lily Bath, Cabinet Member for Housing and Social Inclusion, said: Hounslow council is proud to support the launch of the Mayor of London’s new Rough Sleeping Campaign.
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Hounslow Council’s statement on CB Hounslow United FC
In response to the recent comments on social media relating to CB Hounslow United FC, it is important to clarify the council’s position.
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New state-of-the-art CCTV command and control hub for Hounslow
Hounslow Council Cabinet has unanimously approved the creation of a new Community Safety and Enforcement Service for the borough.
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Council works in partnership with NatWest on fraud awareness
Hounslow Council has teamed up with Natwest to prevent people in Hounslow falling victim to scams, and to support young people in vital financial education.
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World Toilet Day 2018: What to do #WhenNatureCalls in Hounslow
On 19 November 2018, we celebrate World Toilet Day, a United Nations international observance day to tackle the global sanitation crisis. This year’s campaign is ‘When Nature…
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Statement on shooting in Isleworth 14 November
Police were called by the London Ambulance Service at 21:08hrs on Wednesday, 14 November to Holme Court, Isleworth following reports of a shooting.
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Council seeks lessee for Feltham Assembly Hall
Following Cabinet approval in July to go out to tender for a Head Lessee to operate Feltham Assembly Hall, the council is now asking for Expressions of Interest from the local community.
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Hounslow supports the Mayor’s new Violence Reduction Unit leading an urgent review of homicide and serious violence cases
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan last Friday announced the creation of a new Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) which will lead an urgent review of homicide and the most serious violent incidents.
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Stay safe this Bonfire Night
Stay safe this Bonfire Night by following advice issued by The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI)
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Mayor takes action to strengthen London’s Violent Crime Taskforce
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner and the Mayor of London are boosting the fight against violent crime in the capital by adding another 122 officers to the City Hall funded Violent Crime Taskforce
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Hounslow Council supports London Mayor in skills training investment
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, launched the second round of his Skills for Londoners Capital Fund which is set to benefit thousands of Londoners, including young people not in employment, education
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Statement from the Leader of Hounslow Council on the Stanley Road Allotments fire
Seventy firefighters and council staff responded to a fire at allotments adjacent to Stanley Road on the afternoon of Saturday 28 July
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£580K funding window now open for community projects
There’s good news for residents interested in improving their area as Hounslow Council has just opened this year’s round of applications for funding to support community projects across…
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Hounslow launches new online community guide for residents
Hounslow Council’s community partnerships unit has created an online Community Information Guide (CIG),
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Temperatures soar as heatwave continues for Hounslow
The Met Office have issued a level 3 heat health watch alert, which means there is a 90 per cent probability of heatwave conditions in London
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Be ‘water smart’ this summer
With temperatures in London topping 30 degrees this week, Hounslow Council is encouraging residents to consider their water use as water companies work hard to keep taps flowing.
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Hounslow at Pride in London
The London Borough of Hounslow took part in the Pride in London Parade on Saturday 7 July for the first time.
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Shoppers urged not to fall for gambling scam on Hounslow High Street
Visitors to High Street, Hounslow, are being warned by Hounslow Council and Hounslow Police that a money-making gambling scam is operating which they should not participate in.
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Essential maintenance works at Hatton Cemetery to begin imminently
Residents are being advised that access to Hatton Cemetery will be disrupted during a period of essential maintenance works due to run for approximately five weeks.
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Be at the heart of Pride in London this summer
Residents from Hounslow’s LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans)+ community are being invited to be part of one of the UK’s largest celebration of LGBT+ life – Pride in London.
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The carnival returns to Hounslow!
Don’t miss the annual ‘Night of Festivals’ 9 – 10 June
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Statement on the lease for Feltham Assembly Hall
Statement on Feltham Assembly Hall which is a council owned, community facility currently managed by Fusion Lifestyle.
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Brentford FC’s new stadium ground-breaking ceremony
A ground-breaking ceremony was held yesterday to mark the preparations for the start of construction on the new Brentford Community Stadium and enabling residential development.
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Mosque beggars warned
Action has been taken against three individuals who have been targeting worshippers outside a mosque in Hounslow.
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Hounslow Council is prepared as temperatures fall
The council is reminding residents to keep warm and well as temperatures are expected to fall again. The latest forecast predicts low temperatures, snow and ice over the weekend.
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Hounslow’s hard stance on anti-social behaviour pays off
A hotspot for anti-social behaviour in the centre of Hounslow has been improved after police carried out a series of raids to catch those responsible following concerns raised by residents and police.
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Hounslow Council backs campaign to help adults tackle ‘calorie creep’
The ‘One You’ campaign has this week revealed that adults consume on average 200 to 300 more calories than they need each day
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Power to the people! Hounslow launches crowdfunding platform
Hounslow Council has launched a new crowdfunding platform for community projects called Our Hounslow
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Help for vulnerable tenants and homeless in Hounslow as temperatures drop
With icy temperatures forecast this week, life on the streets of Hounslow is set to get that bit harder for our vulnerable tenants and the homeless.
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Travellers moved on in less than a day
A group of travellers who trespassed on council owned land were promptly removed, less than 24 hours after they forced their way into the premises.
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Council promotes public toilet locations across the borough
Hounslow Council is helping people locate public toilets across the borough as part of a new initiative.
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Cold snap prompts Public Health England warning
Another cold snap in the capital has prompted Public Health England (PHE) to issue a cold weather alert, urging people to keep warm in this weather and look out for friends, family and neighbours.
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Hounslow Council pledges £200k to improve cemeteries
The council has committed an extra £200,000 investment over the next 12 months to improve its cemetery service for residents
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Burst water main affecting W3, W4, W6 and W12 postcodes
Some properties in the Chiswick area are currently experiencing low water pressure or no water supply due to a burst water main in the Hammersmith area
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Hounslow commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day
The Mayor of Hounslow, Cllr Sue Sampson, led the borough’s tribute to mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2018 with a special service yesterday (Monday 29 January).
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Transformation of Hounslow Town Centre officially commences with ground-breaking ceremony
On Thursday (18 January) the Leader of Hounslow Council, Councillor Steve Curran, officially broke ground at Barratt London’s highly anticipated High Street Quarter development.
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Bring your local community together and turn your road into a Play Street
Hounslow Council has made it easy for local communities to close residential roads to through traffic so that children can play outside safely
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Hounslow Council welcomes £15m cash injection to combat knife crime
Hounslow Council has welcomed the announcement from the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, this week that an extra £15million has been allocated in his budget for next year to boost police resources
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Hounslow Council leads way in White Ribbon campaign
Eliminating violence towards women and girls was the focus for the White Ribbon 16-days of action last month [25 November – 10 December].
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Burst water main on Chiswick High Road
Thames Water has now completed the repair of the burst water main in Chiswick High Road.
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Council commits to fund 10 police officers
Funding from Hounslow Council is to ensure an additional one Police Sergeant and nine Constables are in place as part of the drive to ensure the borough is a safe place for residents.
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Council takes action to tackle anti-social behaviour borough-wide
Hounslow Council has committed to introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) covering the whole borough.
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History unlocked in Cranford
A Victorian lock up for ‘rogues and villains’ in Hounslow has been unveiled.
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Hounslow Council Leader acknowledges positive local community relations
Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council, has expressed his pride that the borough’s residents of different cultures and faiths exist peacefully alongside each other in a community…
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Council Leader joins forces to urge Prime Minister to guarantee rights of EU citizens in the UK
Council Leader, Cllr Steve Curran, has urged the Prime Minister to immediately guarantee the rights of people originally from other countries in the European Union living in the UK.
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High Court ends long running legal battle
Hounslow Council has successfully concluded action against the illegal occupation of Council land at Watermans Park.
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Mayor leads the big countdown as Hounslow gets ready for Christmas
With just six weeks to go until Christmas Day, a touch of sparkle is arriving in Hounslow this week as the first of the festive events takes place in the borough.
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Hounslow comes together to remember
People gathered outside the Holy Trinity Church, High Street, Hounslow, today (10 November) for the annual Remembrance Service, led by Hounslow Council, honouring the borough’s war dead.
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Hounslow welcomes Living Wage for residents working at Heathrow Airport
Hounslow Council has welcomed the news that Heathrow Airport has become a Living Wage accredited employer.
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Hounslow Council reacts to local police service changes announcement
Hounslow Council has expressed a cautious welcome to the announcement of plans for changed policing in the borough
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Poppies in bloom as Hounslow gets set to remember
Giant poppies are adorning streets throughout Hounslow as the borough gets set to mark this year’s Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
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Burst water main in Bedfont Road, Feltham
Following a burst water main in Bedfont Road, Feltham, early this morning, the water supply was cut off to enable emergency repairs
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Donations sought for local people in need
Hounslow Council is asking residents and businesses that are able to donate food and basic toiletries to issue to local people in need, to bring it to Hounslow Library at the Civic Centre on Thursday
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Update on Terrorist incident at Parsons Green
Following the terrorist incident at Parsons Green on Friday 15 September, a 21 year old man was arrested in Hounslow on Saturday 16 September.
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Statement: Parsons Green Incident - update
Read the latest update from the Leader of the Council, Cllr Steve Curran
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Hounslow shows off the best of its heritage for Open House weekend
Hounslow shows off the best of its heritage for Open House weekend
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Get down to the Joint Services Open Day this Saturday!
Families can enjoy a day of fun and activities with Hounslow Council plus local emergency services at the Joint Services Open Day this Saturday, 9 September.
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Statement on fatal stabbing in Hounslow
Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council statement:
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Family fun at the Joint Services Open Day this September
Families can enjoy a day of fun and activities with Hounslow Council plus local emergency services at the Joint Services Open Day on Saturday 9 September.
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Hounslow on the move to more success with Beat the Street!
Thousands of people are expected to take to the streets of Hounslow once again this autumn, to see who can walk, run or cycle the furthest for Beat the Street
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Statement: Barcelona and Catalonia terror attacks
A statement from Leader of Hounslow Council, Steve Curran following the Barcelona and Catalonia terror attacks.
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Hounslow honours the Armed Forces
Residents, guests and dignitaries, including Richard Kornicki CBE, Deputy Lieutenant, joined the Mayor of Hounslow for Armed Forces Day outside the Holy Trinity Church, in High Street, Hounslow.
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Armed Forces Day service in Hounslow on Monday
Hounslow Council is once again hosting a special event for this year’s Armed Forces Day on Monday 26 June.
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Statement: Support from councils across London following Grenfell Tower fire
Statement: Support from councils across London following Grenfell Tower fire
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Statement: Fire at Grenfell Tower, Kensington and Chelsea
Statement from Councillor Steve Curran, Leader of Hounslow Council.
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Hounslow Council supporting Armed Forces Day
Hounslow Council will once again be hosting a special event for this year’s Armed Forces Day.
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Statement on incident at Hunter House, Feltham
A statement on incident at Hunter House, Feltham from Leader of the Council, Steve Curran.
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Freedom of the Borough honour for 'dedicated' Royal British Legion branches
Fanfare and applause was rightly given as the seven local branches of the Royal British Legion [RBL], were given honorary Freedom of the Borough of Hounslow last night [Tuesday]
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Royal British Legion to be honoured with Freedom of the Borough
The seven dedicated local branches of the Royal British Legion will tonight [Tuesday] be given honorary Freedom of the Borough.
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Commemorative plaque marks history of Pocahontas in Brentford
Residents are invited to go along and see a memorial plaque in honour of a former famous Hounslow resident, Pocahontas, unveiled in the borough on Monday, 20 March.
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We're flying the flag for St. Patrick's Day
Happy St. Patrick's Day to all our Irish residents
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Statement on Willow Close
Statement by Councillor Steve Curran on Willow Close
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Local food banks here to help
Statement from Leader of Hounslow Council.
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What's your view on Heathrow? Have your say, Wednesday 15 March
The Government recently announced Heathrow Airport as its preferred scheme for a new runway in the southeast.
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Have your say on Heathrow - Wednesday 15 March in Isleworth
Have your say on Heathrow - Wednesday 15 March in Isleworth
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Announcement on the end of DUBS Amendment
Hounslow Council has reacted to the announcement by the government to end the "Dubs Amendment" scheme to let unaccompanied migrant children in to the UK.
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Hounslow honours Holocaust Memorial Day
Hounslow Council led the commemoration for remembering those affected by the Holocaust and genocides all over the world, with a special event earlier this week [Monday]
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St. Andrew's Day
Today, 30 November, is St. Andrew's Day - Scotland’s national day.
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Hounslow to remember
Community groups joined veterans and local Hounslow dignitaries today on Armistice Day.
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Future of military sites
Hounslow Council will ensure the best use is made of the sites that are currently home to Hounslow Cavalry Barracks.
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Boxing stars open new Ivybridge gym
Around 200 residents joined the boxers, Mayor of Hounslow Councillor Ajmer Grewal and Nasira Roy, mother of Sahil Roy who was tragically killed on the estate.
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Free love your clothes workshop
Hounslow residents are invited to sign up for a free sewing workshop.
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Partnership blooms with local project
A partnership between Hounslow Council and a local charity project is providing job opportunities for hundreds of Hounslow residents.
