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Friday, 29 July 2011

Playday and Funfair at Ravenscourt Park 2011


The annual Playday for Hammersmith & Fulham is set to take place in Ravenscourt Park on Wednesday August 3. The event runs from 12 noon to 4pm and should provide a great day for all the family. This year has the added attraction of a funfair which will continue until Sunday August 7

Friday, 15 July 2011

Cabinet Meeting on Earls Court Redevelopment

Hammersmith Town Hall 
For all residents concerned about the proposals to redevelop the West Kensington / Gibbs Green estates and Earls Court, there is a H&F Cabinet Meeting to discuss whether the council should enter into a 'exclusivity deal' with the developers. The meeting is being held at Hammersmith
Town Hall, Monday 18th July, 7.00pm in the Courtyard Room.

Saturday, 9 July 2011

Annual Avonmore Summer Fair

The  Avonmore Community fair is taking place in Marcus Garvey Park today ( just behind the Cumberland Arms ).
It runs from 12 to 3 pm and should be great fun for all the family with a bouncy castle, face painting, a fire engine display and numerous stalls.

Friday, 8 July 2011

Public Meeting on Olympia Line Cutbacks

Pillar Hall Olympia
There is to be a public meeting concerning the proposals to cutback District Line services to Olympia. 
Andrew Slaughter, our MP,  has persuaded Richard Parry, London Underground MD, to come to the meeting being held in the Pillar Hall Olympia at 7pm on Tuesday 26 July.

Friday, 1 July 2011

New Signs for Pelham Play Area

The recently opened play area at Pelham House was missing some important signage. Both Groundwork, the the environmental charity behind the project and H&F had run out of funds. So LETRA has taken action, with the full approval of the above organisations, and installed two 'No Dogs in the Playground Area' signs on the fencing. 
The new play area has been a great addition to the Lytton Estate, becoming a popular spot for children and parents.
Lets hope all concerned respect the signs and take their dogs elsewhere, so everybody can enjoy the play area safely.

Consultation for Olympia District Line Extended (again)

There is still time to sign the petition to Save Olympia District Line service. The deadline for public consultation has been extended by Transport for London to June 30. So far the campaigners have collected over 1500 online signatures to save the service.
Update:  The consultation has been extended again to July 15th, also if you want to have a say directly to TfL, they now have an online questionnaire.