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Dead animals found in Brentford canal amid water quality concerns (opens the original)
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Residents in Brentford have raised concerns about sewage flowing into the local canal network, with dead animals washing up over the summer. Paul Keane, general manager of watersports charity Brentford Community Boathouse, told the Brentford and Syon Area Forum that the problem had been worsened by the "epidemic of heat" this summer. The animals were mostly found in the Brentford Lock basin, where the Grand Union Canal meets the River Thames. "We saw dead foxes, dead ducks and there was a dead c
Woman, 89, told to remove her 25-year-old potted street garden (opens the original)
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An 89-year-old woman who has tended a street garden in St John's Wood in central London for more than 25 years has been told she may have to get rid of it after complaints. Katharine Hoskyns was sent a removal notice by Westminster City Council in July, which told her to remove a bench and more than 20 plant pots on the pavement outside her home. She said she created the garden after parking spaces were put in on the street, and has since grown geraniums, tomatoes and herbs there with help from
Notting Hill Carnival revels in 60th anniversary celebrations (opens the original)
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Notting Hill Carnival has celebrated its 60th anniversary with three days of revelry fuelled by drummers, dancers and colourful costumes. Europe's biggest street party continued on Monday with the adults' parade, live bands, more than 30 static sound systems and the scent of jerk chicken floating through the air. The carnival, which celebrates Caribbean culture and history, was first held in west London in 1966. "We are the greatest when we come together as people," said Jackie, from Jay Dee's C
Teenager, 15, arrested over fatal stabbing at Brent Civic Centre (opens the original)
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A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a young man was found fatally stabbed in a building which houses Brent Council's headquarters and a library. Emergency services were called at about 14:30 BST on Tuesday to Brent Civic Centre, near Wembley Stadium in north-west London, where the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said he had not yet been formally identified but he is believed to be 17-year-old David Wynter. The boy was arrested on Tuesday, 25 August an
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