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Congratulations to Cllr Peter Smallwood OBE: Ruislip ward councillor is now Chair of the Hillingdon Council Residents’ Services Select Committee

On Thursday evening, Ruislip’s Councillor Peter Smallwood OBE was elected as the new Chair of the Residents’ Services Select Committee.  He has been sitting on two of Hillingdon council’s scrutiny committees: both the Children, Families and Education Select Committee, and the Residents’ Services Select Committee, where he had until now, been the vice-chair. Hillingdon’s Select […]

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Christmas Church services in Ruislip & Ruislip Manor

Sunday 7th Dec 4.00 p.m. Advent Carol Service St Paul’s Ruislip Manor Friday 12th Dec 7.30 p.m. Navy Band Concert St Paul’s Ruislip Manor Saturday 13th Dec 10.30 a.m. Carol Singing in the Manor Organised by St Paul’s Ruislip Manor Sunday 14th Dec 10.30 a.m. Big Church Christmas Ruislip Baptist Church Sunday 14th Dec 4.30 […]

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Christmas in and around Ruislip

  Ruislip High Street Christmas Lights Switch-on by Mayor of Hillingdon Civic Square, opposite Sainsbury’s Friday 21st November 5.30 p.m. Festive Craft Coffee Morning Ruislip Manor Methodist Church, Torrington Road Saturday 22nd November 10.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon Christmas Craft Fair 6th Eastcote Scout Group Oak Grove, HA4 8UD Saturday 22nd November 12.00 noon to […]

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24/7 ‘Bingo Hall’ planning application at former Santander Bank on Ruislip High Street

We have been reviewing a new planning application and will be formally objecting to the proposal. An application has been submitted for 73 High Street, Ruislip—the site of the former Santander bank—to change its use from a bank to a “sui generis (bingo hall)”. The application also includes plans to create a new, separate doorway […]

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Success! Safer crossing secured in West Ruislip

We are pleased to report a significant safety improvement at the pedestrian crossing on Ickenham Road / High Road, near the Gulf petrol station in West Ruislip. After more than a year of persistent work by Phil Taylor of Ruislip Residents’ Association and Cllr Philip Corthorne, a dangerously obscured sightline for pedestrians has finally been […]

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