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JANUARY: Mayor Boris Johnson's new Routemaster bus is exhibited at Haven Green in Ealing.
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JANUARY: Lord Professor Robert Winston visits the new North West London Independent School in East Acton.
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JANUARY: Ealing councillor Gary Malcolm called for lights to be installed at Southfield Recreation Ground in Acton to improve safety.
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FEBRUARY: Brian Paddick speaks to victims of the riots at Crispins Wine Bar, Ealing.
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FEBRUARY: Girls from 4-18 years from The Dance Gallery put on a dance performance at the Questions Theatre, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
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FEBRUARY: Caroline Annis, Alex Watson and Laura Forsyth raised money for charity with a nude calender featuring local residents.
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MARCH: Mayor of London Boris Johnson visits Greenford Broadway as part of his campaign for re-election as London Mayor.
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MARCH: Pupils and teachers at Oakland Primary School, Hanwell celebrated World Book Day by dressing as their favourite characters.
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MARCH: Headteacher Elizabeth McAllister announces her retirement from Down Manor Primary School after 30 years.
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APRIL: Pupils from Havelock Primary School, Southall take part in a cookery class by food writer Alan Rosenthal. Ramla Mohammed, aged nine.
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APRIL: Kids from Horsenden Primary School spend an afternoon on The Elsdale, a floating classroom on the canal at Greenford.
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APRIL: Reena Silva was nominated for a Pride in Our People Award for her work as a volunteer at a youth group and her role as a student rep at University of West London, Ealing.
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MAY: Greenford Methodist Church carry buckets of water from the river as part of a charity campaign.
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MAY: The Gazette's annual Pride in our People Awards are given to worthy members of the community at a ceremony at Pillars Restaurant, University of West London.
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MAY: The Ealing Flower CLub holds its annual flower festival at St Mary's Church, St Mary's Lane, Perivale.
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JUNE: A rehearsal for Romeo and Juliet, performed by Theatre Studio West at Acton Baptist Church.
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JUNE: The annual Greenford Carnival is held in Ravenor Park. Filip Sadowski, three blows bubbles.
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JUNE: Tilly Clow aged seven at a street party in Ealing Park Gardens, celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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JULY: Crowds turns out in large number as the Olympic Torch passes through Southall traveling down Lady Margarets Road and Southall High Street. Pictured is Nikhil Sidhu, 11.
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JULY: Olympic torch relay reaches Ealing Broadway and Walpole Park.
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JULY: Georgie Wharton from Innovation Dance Studios, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, was chosen to dance in the Olympic Opening Ceremony.
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AUGUST: Pitshanger Lane resident Jean Moles was amazed to discover a pink pigeon amongst the flock she regularly feeds.
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AUGUST: D-Sarb performs at the London Mela held in Gunnersbury Park.
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AUGUST: An arty image caught on camera at the Copley Close Community Centre fun day in Hanwell.
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SEPTEMBER: Prebendary Neil Richardson of the Holy Cross Church in Greenford. The church will be hosting Songs of Praise in November.
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SEPTEMBER: Marches are held across West London as part of the Save Our Hospitals Campaign. The march passes Ealing Hospital on the way to Ealing Common.
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SEPTEMBER: Opening of the BMX track at Gurnell Leisure Centre, Ealing.
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OCTOBER: The Canal and River Trust volunteers help to plant new vegetation along the towpath of the Grand Union Canal in Uxbridge.
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OCTOBER: Child patients at Ealing Hospital, Southall join in National Play in Hospitals Week. Mohammed Haaris Khan, 11 spins a plate.
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NOVEMBER: Premier Foods have announced the closure of their West London factory in Greenford.
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NOVEMBER: Remembrance Sunday is marked across the borough.
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NOVEMBER: Local politicians present a petition at 10 Downing Street on behalf of the campaign to save Ealing Hospital's A&E from closure.
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DECEMBER: Gunnersbury Park is full of festivity as fundraisers take part in a charity Santa Run.
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DECEMBER: Adults with learning difficulties from Impact Theatre, Acton auditioned for Britain's Got Talent. They performed a dance with sign language.
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DECEMBER: Havelock Primary School, Southall ended the year with an outstanding Ofsted report.
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