Local Authority

FOUR people died at West Middlesex Hospital at the height of the swine flu outbreak, a new report has revealed.
All had underlying health problems, but the family of one the victims is trying to sue the NHS.

Syon Lane is to be closed through the night while resurfacing works are carried out.

Transport for London started work on the A4 at its junction with Syon Lane (Gillette Corner) on Wednesday and is expected to be finished by next Wednesday with the weekends remaining undisrupted.

Part of Isleworth's Wood Lane is to be closed next weekend.

The part of the road north of the A4 is to be closed to southbound traffic on February 13 and 14, to enable National Grid to make urgent repairs to a gas main in the southbound carriageway.

Thames Water's director has told of his delight after being given the green light to start works on the Mogden expansion.

Speaking after last night's decision by Hounslow council, to approve final documents needed for the water giant to increase capacity at the Isleworth plant by 40 per cent.

Northbound traffic on Thornbury Road is closed whilst urgent repairs are made to a sewer.

Due to the location of the private sewer near 124 Thornbury Road, just South of its junction with Thornbury Avenue and less than 70m from the junction with the A4 Great West Road, traffic flow can not be maintained and the road will be closed to Northbound traffic between Church Road and the A4.

The Campion House development has finally been given the go ahead after a long road of planning rejections and appeals.

An inspector this week found in favour of developers Linden Homes following the third public enquiry.

Convicted criminals were sent out into Wyke Green earlier this month to clear up a notorious fly-tipping hotspot as part of a successful 'payback' scheme.

Osterley and Spring Grove Safer Neighbourhood Team carried out the first Operation Community Payback event in Osterley Lane in September 2005.

A tale of two industrial units could end up costing an Isleworth company £30,000 after a mix-up over its real address.

Venato Natural Stone Products, based at Unit 3A on the Worton Hall Estate, has the massive backdated business rates arrears after being undercharged for two years.

An old friend has made a welcome return to West Middlesex Hospital with some patients saying it's the best thing since sliced bread.

Toast is back on the menu for the first time since 2003, after staff listened to patients' food requests.

If you've ever fancied spending £1.5million, this could be your lucky chance.

Residents are being asked how they would use the huge sum to improve housing at two roadshows this week.