June 2009 Archives

A DEVASTATED owner is appealing for help to find her puppy who went missing at the weekend.

A Family fun day celebrating the birth of the Christian church proved another success last weekend.

Pupils put some striking talent on show when 23 primary schools went head-to head in a football tournament organised by the police.

St Mary's Church in Perivale is holding a celebratory concert for the Ealing Music Festival.

A FAMILY funday getting back to nature is to be held at the weekend.

A FAMILY is fearful for the health of their puppy, Duffy, who has now been missing for more than three weeks.

Duffy, a ten-month old staff-cross, who was a 30th birthday present for Sam Quinn, disappeared from her home in Cuckoo Avenue, Greenford on May 13.

The puppy had an operation and needs medication to keep her stable. She was seen a couple of times in Greenford Broadway, at the time, but has not been seen since.

Sam said:"The family is devastated and very worried because of her recent operation. She could get really ill. Our children are very upset."

Duffy is tan with a white chest and is chipped. Anyone who has seen her should contact Sam on: 07932 497493.

Angry neighbours say council camera vans are endangering lives by blocking motorists' lines of sight in their eagerness to issue fines.

Residents in Costons Avenue, Greenford, say the vehicles, used to catch drivers who park illegally, routinely stop on double yellow lines themselves, stopping on Greenford Road at the junction with their avenue.