Good Causes
A blood donation session is being held at Feltham Assembly Hall on Thursday, January 14.
You can give blood at the centre, in Hounslow Road, Feltham, from 1.15-3.45pm or 5.15-7.30pm.
You can book an appointment, and find details of other sessions near you, online at www.blood.co.uk
More than 200 children met Santa Claus at Edward Pauling school church fair on Friday December 4.
Mayor of Hounslow Councillor Paul Lynch handed out gifts to youngsters at the school in Redford Close, Feltham while the bulk of the bric-a-brac, cake and toy stalls sold out quickly.
About 500 people attended in total and more than £1,000 was raised.
Feltham rugby club are appealing for help to replace memorabilia lost when their clubhouse was burnt down by vandals in August.
Old photos, plaques, trophies and ties were destroyed in the fire at the Hanworth Air Park pavilion and the club are asking for financial contributions or replacement memorabilia to decorate the building once it is refurbished.
Anyone interested in helping should contact club president Frank Parslow by emailing frank.parslow@onetel.net.
MP Alan Keen visited Tesco in Feltham to celebrate the supermarket's contribution to local schools.
Representatives from five Hounslow schools were also at the High Street store to thank staff for the equipment they received as part of the Tesco for Schools & Clubs campaign.
S/F: Each week a group of amateur artists with mental health problems fight for elbow room in a tiny former public toilet in Feltham. ED SAUNT went to meet the Doorways Arts and Crafts group to find out about this unusual form of therapy.
Driving his Mazda sports car can reduce Stuart Baker to tears. But the 33-year-old mechanic is not emotional over the time or money he has spent on the car - he has turned the motor into a memorial to his friend who died of cancer.
Stuart, of Redford Close, Feltham, grew up with Peter Bourne, who died aged 33 of Leukaemia almost exactly two years ago. Ever since he has wanted to find an unusual way of remembering his friend and raising money for a cancer charity, so he came up with the idea of turning a car into a shrine.
Three Feltham teenagers have teamed up with a charity in a bid to tackle racism and violence in the town.
Fourteen-year-olds Kajil Devi, Ayesha Razzaq and Kajal Shah, who attend Feltham Community College, all have experience of violence or racism so decided to to make a stand as part of a school project.
Staff from shops in the Centre in Feltham raised £195 for Breast Cancer Care on Friday November 30 by wearing pink to work.
Workers at Dorothy Perkins, New Look, Next, Peacocks, Images Hair and Beauty, Specsavers and Poundland paid £1 each to bring a splash of pink to their stores.

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