Philip James Lynch
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- Sep 28, 2026
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London shop owners storm out of council meeting amid 100 per cent rent hikes (opens the original)
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Protestors gathered outside the offices of a west London council last week as they called on the authority to reverse “devastating” rent increases on local businesses. Last month, it was revealed that Hillingdon Council was increasing shops’ rent at Mulberry Parade in West Drayton by over 100 per cent in some cases, leading businesses to fear closure. The new figure was backdated by several years due to council delays, meaning rents had not increased when they should have. However, at the meetin
London council to pay compensation to pregnant mum and children for 'unsafe' housing (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. A West London council placed a pregnant woman and her children in unsuitable housing with “exposed wiring, poor hygiene and unsafe furniture” for over seven months. The woman, referred to as Miss D in the report, approached the council in July 2024 for homelessness assistance. In December, a Hillingdon Council officer contacted her about private rental
West London council ordered to pay pregnant mum and children compensation over 'hazardous' home - AOL (opens the original)
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A West London council placed a pregnant woman and her children in unsuitable housing with “exposed wiring, poor hygiene and unsafe furniture” for over seven months. The woman, referred to as Miss D in the report, approached the council in July 2024 for homelessness assistance. In December, a Hillingdon Council officer contacted her about private rental accommodation – no suitable property could be identified. Miss D submitted medical and vulnerability assessment forms to the council detailing he
Dead animals are being found in a London canal - the reasons why are shocking locals - AOL (opens the original)
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Residents in west London have expressed alarm over raw sewage entering the local canal system, with dead animals reportedly found washed up. Addressing local councillors during a meeting of the Brentford and Syon Area Forum on Monday, Paul Keane, general manager at Brentford Community Boat House, said that this summer's “epidemic of heat” had exacerbated the situation. The dead animals, whose specific species were not detailed, were mostly seen around the Brentford Lock Basin, where the Grand Un
Council that left disabled person homeless after blunder must pay compensation (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. A London council left a disabled person sofa surfing after failing to inform them that it had closed their homelessness application. Hounslow Council has apologised for the mistake which left two people, referred to as X and Y in the report, homeless for over a year. Despite one of the pair, named only as X, having an upcoming medical procedure at the
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