News | UK Two teenagers are understood to be among three killed during a collision between a bus and a car near a prison in west London The car is believed to have hit the bus on a narrow railway bridge on Bedfont Road close to Feltham Young Offenders Institution at just before midnight Both vehicles burst into flames and two teenagers said the female teenager was local to the area Two passengers in the bus, an H26 service bound for Hatton Cross, were also taken to hospital but their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, the Metropolitan Police said Other passengers were treated for injuries by paramedics at the scene London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service also attended the incident Firefighters sent crews from Feltham and Heston stations and the blaze was out by 1.41am on Tuesday Roads in the area will remain closed while the police investigation continues said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the people who were tragically killed yesterday in a collision involving a bus and a car “This is a devastating incident and we have support available for those affected “Safety is our top priority and we are working urgently with the police on their investigation.” VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in major blow for Putin ahead of Victory Day celebrations Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in blow for Putin Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary Influencer, podcaster and content creator Abi was diagnosed with a grade 3 oligodendroglioma in May 2024 The 36-year-old’s diagnosis came after a hard-won battle against drug and alcohol addiction funny and relatable videos about addiction and mental health recovery is now an Ambassador for Brain Tumour Research raising awareness using her social platform to share the reality of living with a brain tumour diagnosis and bring much-needed hope to our community after years of chaos backpacking around the world while trying to outrun my demons and blank out painful memories And then I was told I had an incurable brain tumour I put the headaches down to too much caffeine My one last vice since getting clean and sober I could easily get through 12 coffees a day I was feeling really low too and a Google search showed my symptoms could be caused by caffeine withdrawal I started having a couple of coffees again each day and the headaches went away I was living a life I’d never thought I’d have Working nine to five in social media marketing and powerlifting five times a week – my passion I’d never had migraines but now I was waking at three in the morning This time I couldn’t put it down to caffeine withdrawal At one GP appointment I was advised to keep a headache diary at another given antibiotics for a suspected sinus infection and told to get an eye test in case my sight was the cause of the migraines my vision blurred to the point that Stef had to hold my hand and guide me around so he took me to Boots for an eye examination on 6th May A scan showed my optic nerves were swollen and that was causing pressure in my brain The optician sent me straight to Western Eye Hospital But after a few hours and several tests the eye doctor said he was calling the neuro team I knew neuro meant brain and that didn’t sound great We were sent to A&E at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington where I had a CT scan so they gave me a bed and said I’d get the results in the morning The next morning brought the word tumour crashing into my life The scan showed a mass on my brain and I was scheduled for surgery the next morning Everything happened so fast and felt surreal like I was watching an episode of Casualty While in my everyday life I’m hectic as hell in stressful situations I’m calm and level-headed I messaged my boss to say I wouldn’t be in because I was having brain surgery Stef helped me tell family and friends and I told my online community the news The surgery took four hours and uncovered a cyst which was pushing on the tumour – the cause of all my pain They drained it and took a biopsy of the tumour “There was one thing that happened,” said my surgeon afterwards “I dropped a bit of your skull on the floor we picked it up and popped it back in and you’re on antibiotics to be on the safe side.” I’ve called him Dr Butterfingers ever since I didn’t feel sick and the crushing pain in my head was gone I was feeling good and normality was almost within reach I couldn’t wait to get back to work and the gym Initial results showed my tumour was aggressive and cancerous Dr Butterfingers would try to remove as much of the tumour as possible but they wouldn’t be able to get the whole thing but the surgery would severely affect my left side due to the location of the tumour But talking to Stef reminded me that I’ve been through really bad times and come out the other side I was home two days after my second surgery on 22nd May powerlifting with my head still in bandages I uploaded a video to my Instagram account documenting my journey in the hopes of helping anyone else affected by this disease In the same way that I’d found it cathartic to share my story of recovering from addiction and mental health problems sharing this new chapter of my life gave me purpose I want to give people hope that there is life after a brain tumour diagnosis the full biopsy results showed that I have a grade 3 oligodendroglioma It’s incurable and my doctor estimates that I have 15 years left to live There was a time that I didn’t value my life much A difficult childhood and losing my dad to suicide had led to drinking since my teens to escape feelings of self-hatred I drank vodka in my tea just to start the day and was plagued by suicidal thoughts Even a failed attempt to end my life didn’t stop me The pandemic forced me to pack up and come back to my mum’s house in Berkshire resorting to hiding bottles behind my bed again I stopped drinking on 1st April 2020 and never looked back and now I have a brain tumour that threatens to steal my future But this prognosis has given me more drive than ever to be happy There’s so much I want to do – publish a book spend all my time with Stef and make as much noise as I can for the brain tumour community As an Ambassador for Brain Tumour Research I want to share my personal story to raise awareness and fight for change I can’t change the past and I can’t control the future One in three people in the UK knows someone affected by a brain tumour This disease is indiscriminate; it can affect anyone at any age brain tumours continue to kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other cancer yet just 1% of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to this devastating disease since records began in 2002 Brain Tumour Research is determined to change this If you have been inspired by Name’s story, you may like to make a donation via www.braintumourresearch.org/donate or leave a gift in your will via www.braintumourresearch.org/legacy   as part of efforts to combat rising levels of violence against staff The move comes after new figures released by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) on Thursday showed rates of assaults on staff were 14 times higher than at adult prisons already used by police and guards in adult prisons will be rolled out “in limited circumstances” to specialist staff at Feltham A Werrington and Wetherby – the three public sector YOIs that hold children under 18 Staff at Feltham will receive “a really high level” of training and there will be “a very clear high threshold” for when the spray can be used according to a senior youth custody source Recent incidents have left officers at YOIs with fractures Inmates have reportedly used cutlery and screws taken from furniture as weapons a female staff member used her body as a human shield to protect a child who was being attacked in a group assault in the courtyard MoJ data shows Feltham had 170.0 assaults on staff per 100 children and young people last year This compares to 182.9 at Werrington and 167.4 at Wetherby Across the whole of the children and young persons secure estate – including other establishments such as secure children’s homes – the rate of assaults on staff was 183.6 per 100 Justice minister Sir Nic Dakin said: “This government inherited a criminal justice system in crisis The unacceptable levels of violence faced by our brave frontline officers in young offender institutions is yet another symptom of that “This is not a decision we have made lightly but our overarching duty is to keep staff and young people in custody safe This spray is a vital tool to prevent serious violence helping staff to focus on rehabilitation as part of our Plan for Change.” The rollout will last 12 months and be reviewed by ministers Each use of the spray will also be assessed by an independent panel Youth justice charity the Howard League for Penal Reform has condemned the move said: “There is too much violence in prisons holding children but this is a direct consequence of a failing system that keeps boys as young as 15 locked in their cells for up to 23 hours a day without meaningful access to education or social interaction “It reflects a profound failure on the part of those responsible for children in custody that they would consider introducing weapons in the name of safety the way to reduce violence is to close failing young offender institutions and ensure that children are accommodated in more appropriate settings - such as secure children's homes - where they can be given the care and support they need The move was welcomed by the Prison Officers’ Association said: “Young offenders institutions can be a very challenging environment for our members to work in “Prison officers must be given the right PPE to protect themselves and prisoners from violence Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know.. Harley Woods' family said in a statement they were "completely devastated" by his death and asked to be "left in peace to grieve and find a way through this" The family of one of three teenagers killed when a car and a bus collided in west London have said they are "completely devastated" by his death died when the car they were in hit a bus in Feltham just before midnight on 31 March involving an H26 service heading to Hatton Cross happened on a narrow railway bridge on Bedfont Road - and both vehicles caught fire were named by the Metropolitan Police on Thursday In a tribute on a GoFundMe page that has raised more than £10,000 towards funeral costs Star Tomkins' loved ones called her a "beloved daughter She was someone who had "a heart of gold" and who would "be deeply missed by many" one contributor described her as an "amazing friend" A fourth passenger who was in the car was taken to hospital along with two bus passengers whose injuries were not believed to be life-threatening Keep up with all the latest news from the UK and around the world by following Sky News London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service also sent crews Firefighters from Feltham and Heston stations attended and the blaze was out by 1.41am on 1 April Hounslow Council has teamed up with Energy Garden to plant a new forest in Blenheim Park The Council is responding to local people who have been campaigning for more greening of Feltham areas – including Blenheim Park and provide a shaded ‘cool zone’ and will be planted using the Miyawaki method which quickly establishes a forest ecosystem This allows the trees to support one another dense forest planting technique developed by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki aiming to quickly establish a natural forest ecosystem The project will also feature the installation of bird and bat boxes as well as bug hotels and a community orchard with the first community tree planting day establishing the first 1,000 little trees leisure and public spaces at Hounslow Council “Hounslow will soon be home to London’s second largest Miyawaki forest At a time when the world’s ecosystems have never been more imperilled Hounslow is stepping up to play its part in tackling climate change and increasing biodiversity It will be wonderful to see local people  getting involved with planting the trees and having a stake in this woodland and help to clean our air for many years to come “I’d like to thank Energy Garden for their support and enthusiasm and invite the people of Feltham and beyond to join us in planting the very first trees for what will one day be “It has been a huge pleasure working with Hounslow Council to make this mini forest happen in the heart of Feltham “Beyond welcoming residents for the community planting day on April 6th,we will be inviting people to join educational sessions once the planting is complete Now a part of Energy Garden’s network of green spaces Feltham Forest will become a place to connect with community and learn 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special ribbon cutting ceremony by the Mayor of Gainsborough Mayor Woolley said: “It’s always incredibly exciting when a forward-thinking company like O2 decide to open a store in your town This will make a big difference to people in the local area who will be able to get the help and support they need without needing to travel elsewhere.” Virgin Media O2’s decision to open the stores created new job opportunities team members received extensive training to handle customer queries and advise on how best to support customers with their tech needs The stores aim to make it easier for consumers to recycle their old or unwanted devices helping Virgin Media O2 to reach its wider sustainability targets wearable tech and cables can be recycled in exchange for money – ideal for consumers wanting to make some extra cash or spring clean their homes Both stores join more than 300 others as part of the National Digital Inclusion Network where people in need can get easy access to a free O2 SIM 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Virgin TV customers can jump into the popular fitness app and enjoy exclusive access to over 500… Virgin Media O2 Business today publishes its Q1 Movers Index revealing retailers’ hopes for a Bank Holiday sales boost as 22 million… Blue Mondays will see more than two million exclusive rewards and prizes given away to Priority members this year (anything related to Virgin Media specific services) (anything related to O2 specific services) Hounslow Council is seeking a landscape architect-led multi-disciplinary team to re-masterplan Feltham Park [Deadline: 4 February 2025] The winning team selected for the estimated £75,000 contract will engage with local stakeholders and the community to co-design a masterplan for Feltham Park which has been earmarked to become a new destination space for the borough The project – planned to complete in 2027 – will redesign and enlarge existing children’s play areas while also introducing new adolescent-to-young adult spaces providing risk-based play and sports such as BMX New active cooling and climate resilience measures will also be introduced along with initiatives to increase biodiversity and to highlight local heritage According to the brief: ‘The appointed team will have demonstrable experience of co-design and delivering urban parks and green spaces through the project cycle from concept design to completion of construction ‘The team will understand that the successful delivery of high-quality public spaces must be co-created with a range of stakeholders and the local community The team will have the expertise to use a variety of engagement methods to ensure all voices are heard ‘They will also hold the necessary skills to take these influences and shape the spaces into high quality aesthetically pleasing designs that will withstand the test of time.’ Located 17.5km west of Charing Cross, Hounslow is a large suburban borough that is home to more than 288,000 people. Local town centre landmarks include the Hounslow Civic Centre by Sheppard Robson The latest contract notice comes seven months after Hounslow Council announced it was seeking an ‘exciting and ambitious’ design team to rethink the retail offer at Grade I-listed Boston Manor House in west London Bids for the latest commission will be evaluated 60 per cent on quality and 40 per cent on price Applicants must hold employer’s liability insurance of £10 million public liability insurance of £10 million and professional indemnity insurance of £5 million Hutchison Ports is recruiting a design team for its new £9 million… An open international contest is being held for a major €27.5 million… An international design and build contest is being held for 25 new… The UK Research and Innovation Science and Technology Facilities Council (UKRI-STFC) has… All the Children’s Commissioner’s work is driven by what children told us is important to them Today’s report from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) on conditions at Feltham Young Offenders Institution is a horrifying reminder that urgent work to make sure no child grows up in prison needs to start now found that conditions had significantly deteriorated since the last inspection two years ago and self-harm and levels of violence were on the rise which holds children aged between 15 and 18 who are on remand or have been convicted has seen incidents of disorder triple in that time Since becoming Children’s Commissioner three years ago I have repeatedly expressed my deep concerns about the conditions for children living in such settings – the high levels of violence are a symptom of a system that isn’t working Feltham has repeatedly failed on safety in inspections dating back to 2014 an urgent notification process was issued by the inspectorate due to the deterioration in this area while the details of this latest report are no less shocking They can be seen across much of the youth estate Robust action is not only welcome but long overdue It’s clear we need to completely rethink how we care for all of these children It’s vital they get the support and education they need so their long-term outcomes aren’t dictated by the experiences of their childhood it’s essential that we help these children break the cycle of reoffending As part of The Big Ambition I heard from many children living in secure settings about what they wanted the government to do to make their lives better many children expressed that they wanted further support for rehabilitation: there should be other ways to change and help the young people of today Jail just makes everything worse” – Young person “You put a child behind bars for 23 hours a day and expect us to change… where’s the logic in that?” – Young person Employing more police or making sentences longer won’t change anything food and having basic necessities so we don’t have to sell drugs and can go (to) school and stay at home.” – Young person I pointed out many of these concerning issues within the youth secure estate and recommended a new vision for secure care it is my sincere hope that we rethink our approach so that these children can grow up to be happy and successful adults who are able to contribute to society just like their peers Green Street’s global news publications are not provided as an investment advisor nor in the capacity of a fiduciary  Our global organization maintains information barriers to ensure the independence of and distinction between our non-regulated and regulated businesses is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 482269) and a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales with company number 06471304 After ten years of traveling the world and living out of a backpack Abi found herself slipping deeper into drug and alcohol addiction The pandemic forced her to move back home to the UK decided to clean up and began her journey to recovery She has been clean and sober since April 2020 and now creates content detailing the highs and lows of sobriety Abi opens important conversations about mental health and society’s relationship to alcohol while at the same time letting people feel seen Abi was diagnosed with a grade three oligodendroglioma and told she had roughly 15 years left to live mental health recovery and her own struggle with her brain tumour have brought hope to so many were pronounced dead at the scene along with 18-year-old Harley Woods News | Crime Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice Three teenagers killed after a collision between a bus and a car near Heathrow have been named by the Metropolitan Police Star Tomkins and Jimmy Savory, both 17, and 18-year-old Harley Woods were pronounced dead at the scene in Bedfont Road, Feltham Officers found both vehicles on fire in west London at around 11.55pm on Monday A fourth male teenager was taken to hospital Harley’s relatives said: “We as a family are completely devastated by the loss of Harley Sugababes at the O2: A night of nostalgia-heavy Tommy Robinson should have sentence reduced as jail ‘making him ill’ Charles Rennie Mackintosh watercolour of French village to be sold at auction “We ask if we can be left in peace to grieve and find a way through this.” Star’s loved ones added on a GoFundMe page that has raised over £10,000 for funeral costs she has a “heart of gold” and will be “deeply missed by many” Jimmy’s mother Lisa Allen described him as “our darling boy” in a Facebook post She added “all who knew and loved him will be welcome” at his funeral later this month A police investigation continues and an inquest opened and adjourned at West London Coroner’s Court on Tuesday were also taken to hospital but their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening The smash happened close to HMP Feltham on a stretch of Bedfont Road roughly a mile long between Chertsey Road and the Clockhouse Roundabout London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service also attended the incident LFB Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt said at the time: “The thoughts of everyone within the Brigade are with the families impacted by this tragic incident “I’d like to thank our crews and emergency service colleagues for the determination and dedication they showed when responding to this difficult situation “The Brigade will speak with our firefighters that attended and offer support through our counselling and trauma services where required.” podcaster and content creator Abi Feltham as our new Ambassador she continues to inspire and delight on her social media platforms sharing a searingly honest account of her brain tumour story having previously overcome addiction to drugs and alcohol as well as mental health issues that left her contemplating suicide she has built a following of thousands while documenting her journey to sobriety in April 2020 she wishes to continue to spread her message of hope and optimism “I want to share my story because cancer is terrifying,” said Abi “If I can provide a bit of hope for someone in this position “As an Ambassador for Brain Tumour Research Just 1% of the national spend on cancer research has been allocated to brain tumours since records began in 2002 and that is not good enough I know first-hand how tremendously horrible brain cancer is and the effects it can have on families.” Abi is now embarking on her second round of chemotherapy her infectious positivity stands as a beacon of hope in our fight to find a cure for this devastating disease You can join the fight by donating here Police are investigating claims that HMP Feltham prison officer Katerina Tatus was part of an affair News | London A female prison officer has been suspended from a London jail over claims of an inappropriate relationship with an inmate Police are investigating claims that HMP Feltham prison officer Katerina Tatus was part of an affair The Sun reports that Ms Tatus was suspended after a staff member submitted an intelligence report A source told the newspaper that the prison officer was “marched to the gates by security” after being accuse of “having an affair and being too close to a prisoner.” They added that if the accusations were true she had “ruined her career” They explained that it was unclear if the affair involved a Feltham inmate or if something had happened at another jail The source added that the suspension had “sent shockwaves around the jail” in Hounslow in west London explaining that Ms Tatus was popular with staff and inmates On her Facebook page – which is now deactivated – Ms Tatus posed pictures of herself holidaying and partying with friends a follower wrote: “Prettiest one in Feltham.” A Prison Service spokesperson told the newspaper that it would be inappropriate to comment on a live police investigation The news comes after a guard at HMP Wandsworth who was filmed having sex with an inmate inside a prison cell was jailed for 15 months earlier this year. had sex with serial burglar Linton Weirich while another inmate had sex three times with Weirich over the course of a few days at the prison 'Beautiful soul': First picture of student killed in van collision off The Strand dies days after attack outside Sainsbury’s in south-east London Ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell in court as Nicola Sturgeon probe dropped Past AXA Startup Angel winners share their tips When footage of one of the encounters went viral online Abreu ditched her job and attempted to flee the country Your guide to London's culture and transport news and events taking place across the city Published on 20th February 2025 by ianVisits in Transport News If you head to Feltham in southwest London you can see a scale model of the Rocket steam locomotive inside the railway station at the moment It’s here as part of the railway’s 200th-anniversary celebrations taking place across the country this year and although the Rocket locomotive wasn’t involved in the first railway from 1825 it was the one that revolutionised early railway engine design and spurred the expansion of the railways across the UK A nearby sign notes that while the original locomotive was painted black and yellow for publicity reasons this scale model is being kept in natural colours to better showcase the design The formal unveiling took place on Friday 7th February the model was funded by Hounslow Council’s neighbourhood grant scheme with additional funding from the Hounslow and Richmond Community Rail Partnership I’m informed that it’s in situ on a semi-permanent basis basically until such time as someone needs to remove it for some reason The model steam train engine is located in Feltham station’s main entrance which is on the London-bound platform side of the station This website has been running now for over a decade, and while advertising revenue contributes to funding the website, it doesn't cover the costs. That is why I have set up a facility with DonorBox where you can contribute to the costs of the website and time invested in writing and research for the news articles It's very similar to the way The Guardian and many smaller websites are now seeking to generate an income in the face of rising costs and declining advertising Whether it's a one-off donation or a regular giver every additional support goes a long way to covering the running costs of this website and keeping you regularly topped up doses of Londony news and facts If you like what you read on here, then please support the website here Feltham is my local station so I am looking foward to see ing it It’s in the main ticket hall on Lidl side at the end near the kiosk and the latest news published on ianVisits You can unsubscribe at any time from my weekly emails © ianVisits an optometrist whose journey at Specsavers is a testament to dedication and teamwork Advertorial content is paid for and produced by a sponsor and is reviewed and edited by the OT team before publication Molly’s story is all about delivering outstanding patient care and building confidence through experience and support Molly’s confidence grew with hands-on experience and the unwavering support of her colleagues.SpecsaversMolly Feltham“It took about a year and a half after qualifying before I felt really confident,” she shares Proving to herself that she could manage independently while always having her team for support was a significant milestone Teamwork is at the heart of everything we do at Specsavers and Molly’s experience highlights this perfectly I had my supervisor and several other optometrists I could turn to for advice,” she explains whether it’s another optometrist or support staff is vital in ensuring the patient gets the best possible care It’s all about working together.” Molly’s focus on personalised care is clear in her approach She recalls a patient with flashes and floaters “I explained what was happening and reassured him about the next steps which involved being referred to the eye hospital It was important to me that he felt informed and supported,” she says Building rapport quickly and making patients feel comfortable and understood is key to her practise Understanding each patient’s unique needs is crucial “I always ask about their hobbies and daily activities,” Molly explains “Whether it’s discussing how vision is used for gardening or ensuring a prescription suits a computer user’s working distance these little details make a big difference.” If you’re considering a career at Specsavers She emphasises the extensive clinical exposure and unparalleled support system “Specsavers has a massive customer base and there’s always someone to turn to for advice — you’ll never feel alone.” Provided over 1.2 million eye health appointments Referred more than 1 million people for ocular pathology to help safeguard their sight Visited over 200,000 people to provide sight tests at home Nearly 10 million customers benefited from our expert care of our customers would recommend their optometrist to family and friends Our goal is to change lives through better sight and hearing, and we need people just like you. If you are interested in developing your clinical skills, get in touch to find out more or take a look at our latest opportunities The Association of Optometrists is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) - reference number 313444 Keep up-to-date on all things optics with our award-winning bi-monthly journal Our monthly CPD will keep you on track for your education requirements Subscribe The team constructed a 4km of bi-direction (arrival/departure) track an automatic vehicle inspection system and installed a third rail 750kV DC conductor rail system throughout the depot Modern welfare facilities were also created for a range of support staff including drivers The specialist servicing equipment and accommodation buildings were constructed to incorporate sustainable technology to achieve a BREEAM rating of Excellent.   The new facilities have provided benefits to South Western Railway who has seen a reduction in turn round time leading to better reliability and punctuality for its customers The former brownfield site went through considerable changes with a third of the vast site – 43,105m2 (11 acres) – brought back into use the team completed new cabling and track connections the works were carried out to link the western and eastern parts of Feltham depot to the mainline infrastructure before the new trains arrived into service later in the year Major reprogramming and resequencing exercises on both the mainline and depot sites were required because of three large Thames Water Assets dissecting the centre of the depot compound Despite several challenges and working through the COVID pandemic the works were completed ready for the timetable change The team enhanced the project through different technologies to drive improvements and reduce risks.  The innovations created for the project resulted in cost savings reduced environmental impact and day-to-day work efficiencies The team identified that there was a need to automate record keeping data and safety and production information Internet of Things (IOT) sensors and tools and bespoke artificial intelligent (AI) software was developed to improve monitoring and alert management This technology enabled the team to improve decision making The depot project was pioneering in its use of drone technology and Pix4D modelling software to collect up-to-date and accurate site information The benefits included mitigating programme delays and allowing comprehensive materials management plans These digital surveys saved weeks of work and cost 20 times less than traditional methods on the same scale It has since been rolled out to other projects and other VolkerWessels UK companies.  Discover how our team integrated into the community and created a lasting legacy.  To ensure good engagement with the local community - a key project objective - the project team launched VolkerWessels UK’s first community engagement app The app also allowed locals to submit queries the app helped minimise contact through letter drops This proved a huge step forward in community engagement allowing the team to build a strong network with residents with quick and easy communications This app has been rolled out on other sites where it has also proved beneficial.  The new depot has provided lasting benefits with more jobs available to the local community as the improved travel network provides better access to work further afield the team strategically drove business towards local suppliers forged good relations with local businesses The charitable team organised food bank donations supported a domestic violence charity furnish a home and raised over £12,000 for Children with Cancer UK with a Three Peaks Challenge The team also presented at West Thames College and donated timber to the Useful Wood company which became benches for the local Railway club.  Tel: +44 (0)1992 305 000Email: enquiries@volkerfitzpatrick.co.uk  Office opening hours:Monday to Friday 8:30 – 17:00 The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response Photos show Met Police cars and fire engines at the scene of the crash They show the damaged bus being towed by emergency services Police were called to Bedfont Road Three people who were in the car were pronounced dead at the scene while a fourth person was taken to hospital and police await an update on their condition Their injuries have been confirmed as non life-threatening Other passengers were also treated at the scene by paramedics Bedfont Road remained closed in both directions on Tuesday afternoon (April 1) while accident recovery work takes place between Chertsey Road and Heathrow Logistics Park LFB Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt said: “The thoughts of everyone within the Brigade are with the families impacted by this tragic incident I’d like to thank our crews and emergency service colleagues for the determination and dedication they showed when responding to this difficult situation “The Brigade will speak with our firefighters that attended and offer support through our counselling and trauma services where required.” Anyone with information which could assist is asked to contact police on 101 quoting CAD 8411 If you would like to pay tribute to anyone involved in the crash please get in touch at katherine.gray@reachplc.com Stay informed about the latest West London news. Sign up for our MyWestLondon newsletter HERE to receive daily updates and more Photos show police cars and fire engines at the scene of the crash Three people were pronounced dead at the scene Another two passengers in the bus were also taken to hospital The damaged bus can be seen being towed at the scene Bedfont Road remains closed in both directions Star Tomkins died following the collision on Bedfont Road in Feltham Tributes have been paid to a teenage girl with a “heart of gold” who was among three people killed after a collision between a bus and a car near Heathrow relatives said on a GoFundMe page set up to raise funeral costs Metropolitan Police officers were called to Bedfont Road, Feltham where officers found both vehicles on fire Star and two males, in their late teens, inside a Mercedes car were pronounced dead at the scene in west London TfL vows to improve safety after 20 people died in London bus incidents last year Currys raises profit forecasts again amid ‘robust’ demand Operation Brock deployed in Kent ahead of Easter getaway London’s FTSE tumbles after Trump’s tariffs send shockwaves through markets Fundraiser Zoe Lewis, who raised over £7,000 within hours to support Star’s family, wrote online: “It is with very heavy hearts that we share the unexpected passing of Star Tomkins She had a heart of gold and be deeply missed by many.” Sam Bennetts also paid condolences to Star on Facebook and named the three other victims adding: “Three young adults whose lives were taken too soon My heart breaks for you at this sad and difficult time Kayleigh Louise said of Star: “one of the nicest young girls I’ve ever met Other passengers were treated for injuries by paramedics at the scene The smash happened close to HMP Feltham on a stretch of Bedfont Road A mechanic working nearby told the Standard: “I couldn’t get to work this morning at around 10am The police said it was a really bad accident.” Firefighters sent crews from Feltham and Heston stations and the blaze was out by 1.41am on Tuesday London Ambulance Service said in a statement: “We were called at 11.55pm yesterday (March 31) to reports of a road traffic collision on Bedfont Road “We sent resources to the scene, including ambulance crews, an advanced paramedic, an incident response officer, members of our hazardous area response team (HART) and London’s Air Ambulance three people were declared dead at the scene We took the other three patients to hospital.” Claire Mann, Transport for London’s chief operating officer Safety is our top priority and we are working urgently with the police on their investigation.” Anyone with information which could assist is asked to contact 101 Ethan Singh THREE people have died and six people were injured after a car crashed into a bus in a huge blaze near Heathrow Airport The H26 bus was heading towards Hatton Cross before smashing head on with a silver Mercedes on a railway bridge in Feltham, London Cops and emergency services rushed to the scene on Bedfont Road just before midnight yesterday and found two vehicles ablaze A driver and two passengers in the car are understood to have died in the horror collision Cops said that a fourth person was taken to hospital but their current condition is unknown Six passengers were also treated for injuries at the scene and two were hospitalised Fire crews from Feltham and Heston fire stations were sent to the scene just minutes from Heathrow Airport Locals recounted the horror after the tragedy last night Jessica Fell-Hicks, 22, told the Metro: "The bus was smoking ambulances police everywhere. The front of the bus exploded it was like a fireball. We saw a motorcyclist fire there recently." A Metropolitan Police spokesperson told The Sun: "At around 23.55 hrs on Monday 31 March officers in a response vehicle came across a car alight on Bedfont Road "The vehicle had been involved in a collision with a bus at the location three occupants from the car were pronounced dead at the scene Some passengers were treated for injuries at the scene and two were taken to hospital "Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening "London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service were in attendance to assist with the incident and roads in the area will remain closed while an investigation continues "Anyone with information which could assist is asked to contact 101 quoting CAD 8411." London Fire Brigade Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt said: “The thoughts of everyone within the Brigade are with the families impacted by this tragic incident A full statement from LFB read: "Sadly three people have died following a road traffic collision and fire on Bedfont Road Feltham.Firefighters were mobilised to reports of a collision involving a bus and a car crews found both vehicles alight and began firefighting operations Firefighters worked to make the scene safe as London Ambulance Service and Metropolitan Police Service crews carried out immediate emergency care three people were declared dead at the scene by Helicopter Emergency Medical Services "Six other people were treated on scene by paramedics and three were removed to hospital for further treatment "The Brigade was first called about the incident at 0000 and crews from Feltham and Heston fire stations were sent to the scene The incident was over for firefighters by 0141." 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For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Independent review reveals ‘vicious cycle’ of violence and staff shortages at Feltham A An independent review of HM Youth Offender Institution Feltham A in Hounslow has revealed grim picture of violence and chronic staff shortages at the  prison which keeps prisoners aged between 15 and 18 as being “locked in a vicious cycle” during their visit from 30 September to 9 October 2024 the review revealed that six of the nine concerns highlighted in the last inspection in March had seen little or no meaningful progress hampering the prison’s ability to deliver safe and effective rehabilitation for its young residents High levels of staff sickness – often stemming from violent incidents – meant children were confined to their cells for more than 21 hours a day with some receiving fewer than two hours of time out of their cells This lack of meaningful activity was identified as a major source of frustration often culminating in assaults on staff and perpetuating a cycle of violence and operational strain The closure of HMYOI Cookham Wood in May 2024 exacerbated the issues at Feltham A by increasing its population by nearly 50% A surge in new arrivals and a greater proportion of children on remand further stretched resources Educational and work opportunities for the young people dwindled leaving them with little chance of personal or academic progress The findings at Feltham A echo broader concerns raised in HM Inspectorate of Prisons’ annual review Survey data from children in YOIs and secure training centres (STCs) across England and Wales in 2023-24 showed an alarming deterioration in youth custody conditions More children reported feeling unsafe compared to the previous year and fewer said they were receiving education Inspectors noted that children spent most of their time locked in cells with limited opportunities to address the underlying causes of their offending Parc YOI was the only facility deemed safe by inspectors and none were found to provide adequate education Just half of the children surveyed felt cared for by staff and low morale among frontline workers was compounded by fears for personal safety and chronic staffing shortages “These reports are stark reminders of the problems in youth custody What should be an opportunity for children to gain qualifications and address the causes of their offending is lost when they are locked behind cell doors “Leaders in the youth custody service must focus on getting the basics right prioritising behaviour management and giving staff the time and support to build effective relationships with the children in their care” See also: Hounslow Council commits to funding repair of river wall at Strand on the Green See also: Chiswick School students sing all around Chiswick at events before Christmas Privacy Statement Cookie Policy info@thechiswickcalendar.co.uk About The Chiswick Calendar  Newsletter & Club Card by dwmultimedia We may request cookies to be set on your device We use cookies to let us know when you visit our websites and to customize your relationship with our website Click on the different category headings to find out more You can also change some of your preferences Note that blocking some types of cookies may impact your experience on our websites and the services we are able to offer These cookies are strictly necessary to provide you with services available through our website and to use some of its features Because these cookies are strictly necessary to deliver the website refusing them will have impact how our site functions You always can block or delete cookies by changing your browser settings and force blocking all cookies on this website But this will always prompt you to accept/refuse cookies when revisiting our site We fully respect if you want to refuse cookies but to avoid asking you again and again kindly allow us to store a cookie for that You are free to opt out any time or opt in for other cookies to get a better experience If you refuse cookies we will remove all set cookies in our domain We provide you with a list of stored cookies on your computer in our domain so you can check what we stored Due to security reasons we are not able to show or modify cookies from other domains You can check these in your browser security settings We also use different external services like Google Webfonts Since these providers may collect personal data like your IP address we allow you to block them here Please be aware that this might heavily reduce the functionality and appearance of our site Changes will take effect once you reload the page You can read about our cookies and privacy settings in detail on our Privacy Policy Page With nearest challengers Guildfordians going down to league leaders Staines, a bonus-point win would have stretched the gap between second and third to 11 points with three games remaining. The hosts started sluggishly. Feltham dominated the opening quarter and the pressure told with Feltham working the ball out wide to score in the corner to make it 5-0. After a period of sustained pressure Woking skipper Jacob Woods powered over to level up the scores before Adam Quinn kicked the extras to put the hosts in front. Shortly after the restart Quinn added a penalty and then the Woking forwards and backs combined to recycle the ball through several phases which resulted in Quinn darting over for a converted try. Feltham scored a converted try to keep them in touch at the break. A defensive error allowed Feltham to take the lead before they were reduced to 14 men for a yellow card for a dangerous tackle. Woking were unable to take advantage of the extra man and were reduced to 13 men in the space of a minute as props Joe Griggs and Alisdair Hamilton-Wilkes were shown yellow cards for off the ball incidents. Feltham took advantage of their numerical advantage to go 26-17 up. With the team back to full strength good pressure resulted in a third Woking try by Charlie Goddard. With the conversion missed Woking then needlessly gave away a penalty in front of their posts which was converted to make it 29-22 to Feltham. Woking responded with a penalty of their own, kicked by Quinn, to reduce the arrears to four points. Woking piled the pressure on, but the Feltham defence held out. Comments Tel: 01483 802700[email protected]Follow us Further Links Owned or licensed to Tindle Newspapers Ltd | Independent Family-Owned Newspapers | Copyright & Trade Mark Notice & 2013 - 2025 Three more people have been rushed to hospital following the collision on Bedfont Road in Feltham Three people have been killed after a collision between a bus and a car near Heathrow Airport in west London Three victims in Mercedes were pronounced dead at the scene while a fourth was taken to hospital London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service also attended the incident London Ambulance Service said in a statement: “We were called at 11.55pm yesterday (March 31) to reports of a road traffic collision on Bedfont Road, Feltham members of our hazardous area response team (HART) and London’s Air Ambulance Moment two prolific shoplifters are caught in the act by Met Police officers Heathrow boss to be questioned by MPs over airport’s closure 12-year-old Lime e-bike rider rushed to hospital after crash in north London Meal2Deal: on a mission to make food poverty history Police have closed Bedfont Road between Chertsey Road and Heathrow Logistics Park while an investigation is carried out Transport for London’s chief operating officer Summer recruitment at Taunton Town FC has now reached double figures as we welcome Harris Feltham to the club the tenth new face in a totally revamped Peacocks’ squad The attacking midfielder possesses a good footballing pedigree having played in Chelsea’s youth team for several years and also having had a spell with National League Eastleigh Two years were then spent with Cardiff Met in the Cymru Premier before he joined Cribbs for last season where he netted 12 goals in all competitions and was nominated for the Southern League Division One South Team Of The Season Harris told Peacocks’ media:” I’m thrilled to be at the club and I can’t wait to play in front of the fans Obviously I know Luffers well and being the best manager I’ve ever worked with had a huge bearing on my decision Manager Richard Luffman is equally satisfied to secure the talents of the young midfield man saying:” Harris is a technically gifted midfield player who’ll go and have a great impact for this club A tenacious player who gets around the pitch A great short and long term signing for Taunton.” Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube Thank you for downloading this report! You can view it at the link below:View PDFIf you can not access the report, please contact ariana.lynn@thefastmode.com Get updates and alertsdelivered to your inbox Inspectors find some children at institution refusing family visits in order to keep relatives away from danger A young offender institution has been identified as the most violent prison in the country with teenage inmates refusing family visits to keep their relatives away from danger HMYOI Feltham A in west London registered 320 incidents of disorder in the year to March A report released on Tuesday said prison authorities found 343 weapons during the year Recorded rates of violence in the year leading up to March 2024 had been “higher than any other establishment in England and Wales” a substantial increase on the 182 in the 12 months before the last inspection The report comes as the Prison Service in England and Wales comes under intense scrutiny. On Friday the justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, announced that thousands of prisoners would be released early from September because of an overcrowding crisis in adult jails Inspectors found that children held in Feltham A booked fewer than half of the allocated visitor sessions to meet their relatives some children said they did not want their families to visit because of the risk of violence breaking out in front of them,” the report said Taylor noted that that the prison achieved “healthy” test scores in a 2022 inspection “It was disappointing to return to find there had been a deterioration in standards with levels of violence now the highest of any prison in the country,” he said The inspectors visited the facility this March were locked in their cells for too long and the provision of education was inadequate The use of segregation was found to have increased significantly with seven children found to have been segregated for more than 50 days and two for more 100 days Inspectors raised concerns about children’s access to education with the use of 266 keep-apart instructions to stop children who had fought from coming in to contact with each other These meant that rather than being placed in lessons with children who had similar abilities and interests boys were allocated to classes based on who they could mix with without fighting Taylor said the immediate crisis of overcrowding in jails should begin to ease soon as long as there were no further crises in the summer Speaking to the Guardian in London’s Pentonville prison where he formally opened a scheme to train prisoners as bicycle mechanics Taylor said there remained wider problems of reoffending and of many having not enough to do while serving sentences “I hope that at least the immediate pressure that somebody sentenced to custody can’t get into custody I think what’s encouraging is that we’ve moved away from that or with any luck we will have assuming we get through the summer without any difficulties,” he said A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: “The criminal justice system is in crisis and as this report clearly shows this is placing great strain on the youth estate “As the chief inspector recognises in his report the governor and frontline staff are now making every effort to drive improvements and reduce violence But we know there is much more to do and we are committed to increasing the support these children need to turn their lives around.” Nick Abbot is Leading Britain's Conversation A Mercedes ploughed into the single-decker bus outside Feltham Young Offenders Institution just after midnight The H26 bus was heading towards Hatton Cross at the time of the incident A driver and two passengers in the Mercedes are understood to have died Read more: Kemi Badenoch reveals she’s not seen Adolescence and policy shouldn’t be 'created off the back of fiction' Read more: Birmingham declares major incident over bin strikes as 17,000 tonnes of rubbish piles up and rats run riot Horrific accident which led to a fire on the bus opposite HMP Feltham young offenders institution told Metro: “They speed over the bridge I have lived here 25 years there are accidents there and deaths There are always flowers there for the dead “Specialist accident investigators are on the scene A London Ambulance Service spokesman said: “We were called at 23:55 yesterday (31 March) to reports of a road traffic collision on Bedfont Road members of our hazardous area response team (HART) and London's Air Ambulance We took the other three patients to hospital." LFB Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt said: "The thoughts of everyone within the Brigade are with the families impacted by this tragic incident "I'd like to thank our crews and emergency service colleagues for the determination and dedication they showed when responding to this difficult situation "The Brigade will speak with our firefighters that attended and offer support through our counselling and trauma services where required." Anyone with information which could assist is asked to contact 101 quoting CAD 8411 Transport for London has been approached for comment See more Latest News See more World News See more More Topics alongside AtkinsRéalis and Global Rail Construction were honoured at the National Rail Awards last night winning the Outstanding Teamwork Award for their collaboration on the Feltham to Wokingham Resignalling Programme Network Rail and its partners completed a five-year £375m programme of work to install new state-of-the-art digital signalling technology (the railway’s traffic lights) on the line between Feltham and Wokingham The completion of this work saw the previous 1970s signalling equipment brought up to modern standards 16 level crossings upgraded and 500 pieces of signalling equipment installed which covers 80 miles of railway across Feltham Windsor & Eton Riverside and Wokingham Network Rail also moved control of the signalling equipment between Feltham and Wokingham and transferred it to Basingstoke Moving control to the ROC allows signallers to communicate more effectively with each other as they are in the same room rather than remote signal boxes and is more cost efficient to operate passengers are benefitting from a modern digitalised signalling providing more reliable journeys between Reading project managers on the Infrastructure Maintenance Team also walked away with the award for Outstanding Personal Contribution (Management) said: “I’m delighted we have been recognised at the prestigious National Rail Awards for our Feltham to Wokingham Resignalling Programme alongside our partners AtkinsRéalis and Global Rail Construction “This was a significant five-year £375m programme of work that was critical for improving the reliability of the line between Feltham and Wokingham benefitting passengers travelling between Reading this state-of-the-art digital signalling has improved the reliability of this key stretch of railway and in turn reducing delays for our passengers as well as enhance the safety of the many level crossings along this line I would like to pay homage to everyone who worked on this scheme and also thank passengers and local residents for their patience while we upgraded the railway "I would also like to congratulate Jack and Wayne for winning the Outstanding Personal Contribution (Management) award.” said: “We’re delighted to have won this award with Network Rail and Global Rail Construction Creating closely collaborative partnerships that deliver successes like the Feltham & Wokingham Programme is central to the way we approach projects The complexity of the programme and positive legacy it left is a testament to the strength of the teamwork and relationships built and we look forward to working in this way in future throughout CP7 projects.”  Managing Director for Global Rail Construction said: “We were absolutely delighted to be nominated and for the project to be awarded the outstanding teamwork award This is fantastic testimony to a project team that worked as a totally unified and collaborative team to ensure this incredibly challenging portfolio of works were delivered safely and successfully.” A South Western Railway spokesperson said: “The Feltham and Wokingham Resignalling Programme was a large and complex project that required a tremendous amount of effort by our colleagues at Network Rail recognised by our peers at last night’s National Rail Awards.” we were also Highly Commended for the Joint Alliance - a fantastic tribute to the 6,000+ team that runs the railway in Kent East Sussex and south east London every single day Also Highly Commended was the Network Rail Southern Region in the Safety Achievement of the Year for 'Safer Margate station was also highly commended in the Medium Sized Stations category to grow and expand the nation's railway network to respond to the tremendous growth and demand the railway has experienced - a doubling of passenger journeys over the past 20 years In the latest inspection of the London setting incidents of disorder were found to have almost tripled and recorded rates of violence increased from 182 to 410 in 12 months Some children were said to have stopped family visits in case violence broke out in front of their families The inspection by HMI Prisons took place between 4 and 14 March this year and found a considerable peak in violence between summer and November 2023 Violence was found to have occurred within the education block which led to its closure from 22 August until early September Thank you for visiting Children & Young People Now and making use of our archive of more than 60,000 expert features case studies and policy updates. Why not register today and enjoy the following great benefits: Already have an account? 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Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayohits radiolondonnewsTributes paid to teenagers killed in Feltham car and bus crash as families 'completely devastated'Star Tomkins The family of one of three teenagers killed a crash between a car and bus have said they are "completely devastated" The car is believed to have hit the bus on a narrow railway bridge on Bedfont Road Officers at the scene found both vehicles on fire who were passengers in the car and were pronounced dead at the scene Harley Woods' family said in a statement: "We as a family are completely devastated by the loss of Harley "We ask if we can be left in peace to grieve and find a way through this." In a tribute on a Go Fund Me page that has raised more than £10,000 towards funeral costs Star Tomkins' loved ones called her a "beloved daughter "She had a heart of gold and be deeply missed by many," the tribute said one contributor described her as an "amazing friend" London Fire Brigade and London Ambulance Service also attended the incident First for all the latest news from across the UK every hour on Hits Radio on DAB, at hitsradio.co.uk and on the Rayo app. Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited Company number: 1394141Registered office: Media House Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern London NW1 2PL All registered in England and Wales VAT no 918 5617 01H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No: 845898) A FEMALE guard at a trouble-plagued hit jail has been suspended over claims of an inappropriate relationship with a con Prison officer Katerina Tatus was “marched to the gates” at HMP Feltham after the alleged affair was uncovered by an anti-corruption unit Police are now investigating the claims which come amid growing concerns about corruption in jails and relationship between guard and inmates Former Wandsworth prison officer Linda de Sousa Abreu was jailed for 15 months in January after being filmed having sex in a cell with a lag We revealed shocking video of the romp last June Tatus – said to have worked for the prison service for around three years – is understood to have been suspended after a staff member submitted an intelligence report “She has been accused of having an affair and being too close to a prisoner. “It is unclear if it was a Feltham inmate or if something happened with someone at another jail. “It was even suggested a mobile number of hers had been used by a prisoner. who finally found out about the allegations “Katerina is a pretty girl and was popular with staff and inmates “Bosses are really worried about misconduct and corruption so are doing their best to clamp down on it “There have been other claims of affairs and lots of find of material like phones and vapes which they fear have been smuggle in by staff “Another officer is being investigated over that but that investigation has not concluded.” On her Facebook page – now deactivated – Tatus posed pictures of herself holidaying and partying with pals a follower wrote: “Prettiest one in Feltham.” HMP Feltham in west London operates as a prison for inmates aged 18 to 30 and a separate young offenders’ institution for under-18s A report last year found Feltham A – the young offenders institution – had the highest levels of violence of any prison in Britain We told in January how a teen held at Feltham for plotting a terror attack had stabbed several prison officers while he was banged up And an inspection report on Feltham B – the adult side – last year found “concern about violence against staff” A record number of female prison officers have been fired for romps with male lags in recent years Twenty-nine got the boot from 2020 to 2022 compared with nine between 2017 and 2019 The most notorious recent case saw De Sousa investigate for having sex with burglar Linton Weirich in Wandsworth as another inmate filmed their romp but handed a suspended sentence over a romance with inmate Levi Weekes at HMP Berwyn A Prison Service spokesperson said: “It would be inappropriate to comment on a live Police investigation.”