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Glorious but falling apart: What kind of future for the pride of Fulham?

Fulham Town Hall has been a centre of civic pride since the end of the Victorian era, long before our borough's current administrative boundaries were drawn up. But the listed building is sorely underused, in need of repair and could soon be put up for sale. DAN HODGES was given a tourRead

Fulham residents unable to return to fire-ravaged flats

Tenants of a Fulham estate say their close-knit community has been 'devastated' by a fire which ripped through a block of flats this week, destroying several homes.Read

Accomplished jazz drummer killed in Westway scooter crash

An 'exceptional' jazz musician who played in the house band at Ronnie Scott's has been named as the victim of a fatal scooter accident on the Westway this morning.Read

Local libraries to go in sweeping overhaul of services

Local libraries are facing the axe in a cost-cutting overhaul of book-lending services, it was announced this week.Read

Westway closed after scooter rider killed in the early hours

 A scooter rider was killed early this morning after crashing on the Westway at White City.Read

Residents and council reach truce in 'forest of poles' battle

Parking officials have agreed to a compromise after angry residents challenged them over dozens of new sign posts which began appearing on their streets.Read

Man hit by bus 'was pushed'

  The pedestrian who was hit by a 272 bus in Shepherd's Bush on Monday was pushed, according to witnesses.Read

Summer of art and music launched at Roof Garden

FREE live music and art exhibition will transform The Lyric Roof Garden this summer.Read

Hunt continues for Chelsea FC and Cardiff City football yobs

POLICE investigating a mass brawl between Chelsea and Cardiff City fans earlier this year have released more pictures of people they need identified.Read

Man arrested after Goldhawk Road bus hits pedestrian

A man has been taken to hospital with serious head injuries after being hit by a bus in Shepherd's Bush.Read

Tenants left homeless as fire rips through flats in Fulham

  Firefighters are tackling a fierce blaze which broke out earlier in a block of flats in Fulham.Read

Big interview: Henry Compton head leaves on a high

RUNNING an inner-city comprehensive school has been the challenge embraced by Dinesh Ramjee since 2002. The Henry Compton headteacher announced his retirement this term and GREG Burns caught up with him to find out how teaching has changed and what his legacy will be.Read

Rampaging yobs launch reign of terror against Fulham shops

  Petrified shopkeepers in North Fulham are suffering a reign of terror at the hands of rampaging teenagers.Read

Heathrow expansion protest group in for long haul

MEMBERS of the group that led the successful campaign against expansion at Heathrow Airport have no plans to stop pushing for quieter skies above London.Read

Dogs catch crims at Fulham Tube

  A blitz by police on criminals operating in and around Fulham Broadway Tube station has taken place after pressure from nearby businesses.Read

Police play down sharp robbery rise

  Crime figures that show the number of robberies in Hammersmith and Fulham went up by more than 100 last year have been played down by the borough's police chief.Read

Wakefield staff dash around London in charity challenge

STAFF from Wakefield Nursing Centre chained themselves together and went on a fun-filled treasure hunt across London.Read

Pankhurst House tenants fear 'sink estate' future

ANGRY residents have formed a tenants association in a bid to allay fears that Pankhurst House could become a 'sink estate'.Read

H&F community groups respond to council funding cuts

IT WAS a mixture of good news and bad news for voluntary groups across Hammersmith & Fulham this week after council cash was handed out.Read