The time has changed for the Townswomen's Guild's monthly meeting.

From July, the Greenford group will meet on the second Tuesday of the month at Greenford Park Residents Association Hall, 18 Queens Avenue from 2pm to 4pm.

One of the smallest scout groups in the borough hopes the coins will roll in at its Jubilee party to give its ageing scout hut a new lease of life.

While 80 street parties have been planned across Ealing to commemorate the Queen's 60-year reign, the 4th Perivale Scouts will be hosting its own indoor celebrations next month.

Residents can find out more about diabetes, how it is treated and what support is available at an awareness afternoon.

GPs from Hillview Surgery have teamed up with the North West London Diabetes Local Research Network to hold the event at Perivale Community Centre in Horsenden Lane South on Saturday (19), from 1-4pm.

A wheelchair-bound woman says she has endured months of neglect and verbal abuse from bus drivers unwilling to help her aboard.

Grace Andrews has 'consistently' encountered rude drivers on her regular bus route 92 from Northolt to Ealing Hospital in the past 18 months, and where she used to live before in Chiswick.

While the damp weather held off for a rare burst of sunshine this weekend, a team of volunteers had a splashing good time raising money to build a well in Africa.

Around 40 adults and children took part in the Walk for Water event through Greenford Broadway on Saturday (12).

An elderly man was rescued from a burning building thanks to the quick thinking of two brave neighbours.

The victim, believed to be Leonard Thompson, was trapped on the first floor of his terraced home when the fire broke out in Hapgood Close, North Greenford on Friday evening (11).

A five-day photographic exhibition delves into personal archives to show a snapshot of days gone by.

Vernacular Photography is touring the country and comes to Greenford tomorrow (26) until Wednesday.

Tougher stances on uniform and behaviour are key pledges made by the new headteacher of Northolt High School to steer it out of special measures.

Gloria Lowe greeted students returning from the Easter break a few weeks ago and has promised to ensure 'rapid but sustainable' change.

A new range of stalls has been introduced on a fledgling market to appease pedestrians and shopkeepers campaigning against it.

It is hoped the new products will encourage more shoppers to enjoy the new market that runs in Greenford Broadway on Mondays and Thursdays.

Do you think you have what it takes to become a children's counsellor?

Residents have until next Thursday (17) to sign up for a taster day in central London on Monday, May 21 with children's charity The Place2Be.