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Hillingdon Council have we have evidence of blue green algae at Ruislip Lido which can be harmful to animals and toxic to humans.  The algae is a natural occurrence in hot and sunny weather.

The advice from the Environment Agency is that ...

From 27 to 29 July 2021, a road closure will be in place to complete the installation of crash barriers near the entrance to the site on Breakspear Road South.

A diversion will be in place via Swakeleys Road B467/ High Road B466/Ickenham Road/ High Street/ Bury Street A4180/ Breakspear Road.

For further information please ...

Today, in Eastcote, you have to be lucky to see hedgehogs, but around 70/60 years ago they were almost commonplace. The same is true throughout the UK. There were around 30 million hedgehogs in the 1950’s, but by 1995 this had declined to approximately 1.5 million. More recent surveys suggest that these numbers have continued to ...

On Saturday June 19th a litter pick involving a total of 26 volunteers took place in Eastcote Town Centre.

This was a joint effort of the Eastcote Conservation Panel, Eastcote House Gardeners and the 4th Eastcote Scout Group.

Small teams were sent out to ...

FROM HS2:  As part of their ongoing pledge to keeping communities informed about the planning and delivery of the HS2 project, HS2 are introducing a number of improvements to how they share information with you.

This is a reminder that we’re moving your local website within the HS2 website

This summer we will be moving the contents of ...

The new OWL app was launched on Google Play and the Apple App Store on 1 July.  You can install it on your smartphone to receive alerts for the local area.

The latest Safer Neighbourhood Team newsletter is available here.

Are you interested in Eastcote and our local community?  Do you have maybe 1-2 hours a week that you could spare to help?

If YES then please contact chair@eastcotera.co.uk to discuss how you can help.

Hillingdon Council would like your ideas on climate change by 20 June 2021.

The whole idea of climate change can seem a little unreal, something that will happen in some remote future. Maybe that is why the problem is now so urgent. Even ...

Mount Vernon Cancer Centre has been undergoing a review of services with feedback from patients, carers, staff and local people to modernise patient care and improve its facilities.

Earlier this year, it emerged that Watford had been earmarked as a preferred future site by the programme board. Plans to ...