Updated 5:15am 17 May 2012

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Ibis Fulham to be borough's biggest hotel after council grants expansion

THE Ibis in Lillie Road is to become the biggest hotel in the borough after the budget chain won permission to build an extra 260 rooms.Read

Hammersmith Flyover to fully re-open at the end of May

IT'S caused months of misery, but now the end is in sight as the Hammersmith Flyover is set to fully re-open at the end of the month.Read

Unexploded grenade found near tube station

AN UNEXPLODED hand grenade has been found under the arches at Stamford Brook Tube station today.Read

Chelsea FC to host Sunday parade in Fulham if victorious in Champions League

SHOULD Chelsea Football Club win the Champions League Final on Saturday, the streets of Fulham will be awash with blue as a victory parade is set to take place. Read

Tube disrupted after hand grenade found in Hammersmith

An unexploded hand grenade was found under arches at Stamford Brook Tube station, causing travel disruption.Read

Biography: Hammersmith and Fulham Council leader-in-waiting Nick Botterill

Hammersmith and Fulham Council leader Stephen Greenhalgh steps down from the role on May 30 and last week announced he was leaving the borough altogether to become deputy mayor for policing under Boris Johnson. Councillor Nick Botterill, 47, will become leader subject to a vote later this month. Reporter ADAM COURTNEY found out more about him.Read

Crime hotspot Fulham McDonald's refused later opening hours

BURGER giant McDonald's has been thwarted in its bid for longer opening hours at its North End Road branch on the orders of police after 31 crimes were recorded there in three years.Read

'Deadly Charing Cross falcons will kill our racing pigeons!' Group hits out

IT IS a nature project that has been fascinating conservationists across London. Read

Thames Water says drought situation easing but hosepipe ban remains

THAMES Water has ruled out further restrictions after the recent heavy rain - but says its hosepipe ban still stands.Read

King Street ASBO drunk put in jail for persistent harassment

A DRUNKEN offender who breached the terms of an Asbo in Hammersmith has been jailed for two months.Read

Problem pipe to be fixed to ease Kings Road traffic hell

A NIGHTMARE pipe that has leaked gas six times in the past 18 months bringing gridlock to Fulham is finally set to be fixed.Read

Out with the stodge as authentic American eatery hits Fulham

AN AUTHENTIC American eatery is to open in Fulham High Street next week, with its ambitious local owner promising to shatter the myth that Stateside cooking is all stodge and grease.Read

Police offer £20,000 reward to solve West Kensington murder mystery

MURDER detectives are re-appealing for clues a year on from the unsolved shooting of a man sat alone in his car in West Kensington and are offering a reward of up to £20,000 for key information.Read

Council leader Greenhalgh quits H&F for role with Boris Johnson

CONFUSION surrounds the immediate future of Hammersmith and Fulham Council leader Stephen Greenhalgh after warnings his 'appointment' as deputy mayor for policing is against Greater London Assembly rules.Read

Radical social housing shake-up proposed by council

SCORES of struggling tenants could be moved from the borough under new housing proposals being considered by the council, it has emerged.Read

Teen Queen Ella needs your votes

A FULHAM ballet dancer is hoping she'll be able to pirouette her way into the finals of a beauty competition this summer.Read

Council urge Chelsea to reconsider Battersea Power Station plans

HAMMERSMITH and Fulham Council have once again urged Chelsea Football Club to reconsider moving away from Stamford Bridge after details of its bid to acquire Battersea Power Station emerged last week. Read

'Unfair' Goldhawk Road relocation charge slammed by shop owners

HISTORIC Goldhawk Road businesses will have to pay a lump sum to move into new premises after Shepherd's Bush Market redevelopers force them to out.Read

Thank You! Fulham family overwhelmed by community support

AN APPEAL to help buy a new wheelchair for a seven-year-old born with a rare muscle-wasting condition prompted an ‘overwhelming’ response from the Fulham community.Read

Residents' fear as major fire risks found on West Kensington Estate

FIREFIGHTERS and residents have uncovered a raft safety breaches in council blocks on the West Kensington and Gibbs Green Estates.Read