Charity/voluntary

This seasons's guided heritage walks start Bank Holiday Monday, 25th May 2009 with a one-off tour of Hidden Isleworth, including a visit to St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church in its centenary year.

Meet 2.30 p.m. at the War Memorial, junction South Street/Twickenham Road, Isleworth, cost £2 (children free). Teas available afterwards in the church to round things off in a convivial way.

For further information about this and regular walks at Brentford, Riverside Isleworth, Heston and Chiswick, call Brian on 020 8230 8583 or Janet 020 8560 3718 or visit www.hounslow-heritage.org.uk

Over £1200 was raised for charity by an Isleworth pub's naughty adults only pantomine.

The Red Lion Pub in Linkfield Road, gathered locals and customers as a cast to put on two performances of Dick Whittington over the weekend, however the group cheekily changed the name to Whip Dickington.


An Osterley tree has been named one of the 'Great Trees of London" by a charity.

A Cork Oak in Osterley Park will join the list of leading landmark trees in the capital established by charity Trees for Cities.

Staff from West middlesex hospital teamed up to raise money for The Stork Appeal by holding a pub quiz.

Last Wednesday sixteen teams turned up at Grasshoppers RFC in Osterley to raise money for the maternity services.

west-mid-stork.jpgMembers of Topnotch health club in Brentford have given West Middlesex University Hospital an early Christmas present this year.

The club made the hopistal its nominated charity for 2008, raising a whopping £1,700 for maternity fund, The Stork Appeal.

Groups who use a community centre in the heart of Isleworth rallied together at the weekend in a valiant bid to attract more users and stay afloat.

Members of the St John's Community Centre fear that if more local people do not get involved they will not be able to cope with the spiralling costs.

Thursday 13th November 2008 at 8pm

Viewing from 7pm

Auction starts at 8pm

Milford Arms, 574 London Road, Isleworth, TW7 4EY

For more details please visit: www.haws-animals.org.uk

There will also be a raffle and a sales table where you can stock up on Hounslow Animal Welfare Rescue Cat Calendars and Christmas cards - all designed by our volunteers

Dedicated youngsters who cleaned up an Isleworth estate were last night honoured with a 2008 peace award.

Organisers of the clean up campaign, which formed part of the teens' Duke of Edinburgh award, were presented with the Metropolitan Police commissioners community safety peace award at the Royal Gardens Hotel in Kensington.

Members of the Worton Estate DofE scheme today found out they have ben shortlisted for a 2008 Peace Award.

The Isleworth scheme saw a group of young people make efforts to clean up their local area as part of their Duke of Edinburgh award.

clare-birthday.jpgAn Isleworth woman has announced plans to launch a project to help dyspraxia sufferers in the wake of Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe's revelations about his struggle with the condition.

Clare Mason (pictured), 29, was one of the first children diagnosed with the motor learning disability, which can impair a person's movement and coordination and affects their intellectual, physical, language and social development.


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