Hammersmith and Fulham News

Thursday 11th March 2010
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Hammersmith and Fulham Facts


Population: Approx 156,597
Longitude: -0.23
Latitude: 51.5
Street Map: Click Here
Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Weather Station: London Weather Centre
(about 4 miles away)

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News Headlines

Weatherman Michael Fish helps world record bid (BBC News)
Hundreds of students across the UK have been taking part in BBC School Report News Day, hoping to become world record breakers. Many of them have been attempting to create the largest interactive weather report.
School admissions: one-in-20 forced into 'unwanted' schools (Daily Telegraph)
Thousands of children are being forced to accept places at unpopular comprehensives after being rejected from as many as three schools, figures show.
One in six parents do not get school they want (Times Online)
More than 89,000 parents – one in six – missed out on their top choice of secondary school for their children this month, official figures confirmed today.
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More than half of GPs' surgeries in London are substandard buildings.
Tougher laws to tackle 'weapon' dogs (InsideHousing)
Alan Johnson has published a consultation document setting out the steps the government could take to help local authorities, police and housing organisations deal with the problem.
Police officer 'strip-searched and groped' waitress while on patrol (Daily Telegraph)
A police officer wearing his full uniform strip-searched a waitress and groped her in a dark alleyway after spotting her alone while he was on patrol, a court was told.
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Sports Headlines

The Herts Advertiser (Herts Advertiser)
St Albans once again came unstuck against one of the top sides on Saturday at Boggymead Spring. The action had begun from 12.30pm onwards in the clubhouse, with the Charity Ladies Lunch in aid of Beating Bowel Cancer.
Andrew Ellis: Past flirtations with Northampton and QPR unlikely to impress Ibrox board (The Scotsman: Sport)
AS HE seeks to convince Rangers directors of the merit of his bid to buy the Ibrox club, Andrew Ellis will certainly not be able to build a compelling case on the basis of his
Brian Moore: Polo-Lite is just the kind of horseplay I can enjoy (Daily Telegraph)
Brian Moore changes his mind on polo after a thrilling bout of horseplay.
Preview: Polo In The Park 2010 (Londonist)
              Officially launched at the Hurlingham Club on Wednesday morning, this year’s Polo in the Park looks to be even bigger than last year’s inaugural event, a successful weekend which attracted over 24,000 spectators. World Polo Chairman Daniel Fox Davies, Model Jodie Kidd, London team Captain Jack Kidd and a bevy of other polo players were on hand to explain the new rules, promote ...
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Hundreds of primary school pupils are having free polo lessons at the sport's traditional west London home in a move to shed its elitist image.
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