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Gangland killer gets life

Parking meter cash thief sent down for revenge killing Read

Insect infestation plagues family

Cockroaches are making a woman and her young granddaughter's lives a misery but they say pleas to the council to exterminate the pests have fallen on deaf ears. Read

Abolish vat on school uniform

Kitting out teenage schoolchildren for the new school term has been a very expensive business for most parents. Read

Dual standards over traffic law

Last week the Gazette reported very strong indications that around a third of the traffic wardens APCOA employed in Lambeth may not be legally able to work. Read

Communities news & views

Pub conker championship
BLOG: Communities - Fulham & Hammersmith
A conker championship is being held at the Eagle pub, in Askew Road, Shepherd's Bush at 4pm on Sunday.... Read
Schoolboy beaten unconscious by students
BLOG: Communities - Fulham & Hammersmith
Police are scouring a Fulham school for youths involved in the savage attack of one of its students.... Read
Housewife stands firm for peace
BLOG: Communities - Brentford
"I'm only a housewife" said Mary Clarke on Sunday describing her recent work as an intermediary between Palestinian farmers and members of the Israeli Defence Forces.... Read
Housing association wins award
BLOG: Communities - Fulham & Hammersmith
A housing association for West London caused a buzz of excitement when it won an award for the best stand at an exhibition.... Read
Charity supports pensioners alone at Christmas
BLOG: Communities - Chiswick
Christmas, which is normally the happiest time of the year, can be for pensioners the loneliest as families move away from each other.... Read

Horror films have always managed to maintain a niche in the film industry, where romance, action and comedy thrive and drive the public to the cinemas. But a couple of decades ago, the 1980s saw a qualitative change in the type of horror films being made by Bollywood. Read