Philip Lynch

2 weeks ago | asianstandard.co.uk | Philip Lynch

A West London teacher was found to have uploaded “intimate” photos of a “personal nature” to a school iPad. The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) did not prohibit the man from teaching again, however the Local Democracy Reporting Service understands he is no longer employed by the Southall school. The teacher, Mr Trevor Hodge, taught Physical Education (PE) and Health and Social Care at Featherstone High School, Southall.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Philip Lynch

Volunteers 'devastated' at garden centre closure Philip LynchLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceLDRSVolunteer Terry said he never left his home before he began working at the Rural Activities Garden CentreLearning disabled volunteers and their families say they are "devastated" a west London community garden centre is set to be closed down. More than 4,500 have signed a petition urging the Hillingdon Council to keep the Rural Activities Garden Centre (RAGC) in Colham open.

3 weeks ago | standard.co.uk | Bill Bowkett |Philip Lynch

News | LondonKarin Smyth said she ‘knows Londoners deserve better services’ after visiting dilapidated NHS wardsCloseBill Bowkett|Philip James Lynch, LDR Reporter1 minute ago COMMENTSGet our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysisI would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. The state of crumbling hospital buildings across London is “unacceptable”, the health minister has admitted.

3 weeks ago | londonworld.com | Philip Lynch

A West London town is set for two new high rise residential blocks reaching up to 31-storeys. The second block will reach 17 storeys and provide 59 new homes. The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation approved plans for the 668 unit development in North Acton. The 31-storey block will provide 609 purpose built student rooms, with the second block providing residential flats for rent.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Philip Lynch

London cinema closes citing 'insurmountable odds'Philip James LynchLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGoogleThe cinema announced its final day of trading would be 1 JuneA west London cinema will close its doors for the final time this weekend, citing "insurmountable odds" for the industry. Ealing Project in Ealing Broadway said in a post on social media that its last day of trading would be 1 June. The venue said its original purpose was to "re-introduce cinema to the area after a 15-year absence".