A car sales executive has been honoured at this year's Renault Retail Diamond Club award ceremony.

Sufyan Yousaf, based at the showroom in Western Avenue, Park Royal, was presented with a trophy, a diamond winners' lapel badge and bottle of champagne at the ceremony in the Four Pillars Hotel, Gloucestershire, last week, for his outstanding sales contribution throughout the past 12 months.

An explosive documentary being aired tonight will show an MP come under fire by two sisters she is staying with on the South Acton estate.

As part of the Channel 4 documentary series, 'Tower Block of Commons' MPs were sent to deprived and crime-stricken areas to get a better understanding of family life, experiencing living on a budget and in cramped conditions.

Staff and residents of a care home in Acton watched with pride as their very own documentary programme was aired to thousands for the first time on Wednesday.

Torkington House in Creswick Road, was lucky enough to be chosen to feature in the Aged Care Channel training programme, due to their excellent patient practices.

Students were given a taste of political life as they welcomed a member of the House of Lords to their school last Friday morning.

Twyford Church of England High School in Twyford Crescent, Acton, hosted a talk given by Lord Soley encouraging pupils to engage more with the political and parliamentary processes.

Guests are invited to attend an evening of music to raise money for a charity which sends teenager on a life-changing trip to Africa.

John Dalby, John Evans, Alistair Bown, the Twyford School gospel choir as well as an array of musicians and composers will be performing at St Mary's Church, The Mount, on Friday March 5 from 7:30-9:30pm.

Leader of the Council, Jason Stacey, proved he is no longer Mr nice guy as he voiced his frustration over an on-going transport issue in Acton.

People living in the surrounding areas of Acton Green, where the 94 bus terminates, have catalogued a series of complaints against the all night service, namely the anti-social behaviour of the bus drivers, the noise and pollution from buses coming in and out of the area every 90 seconds and mounting pavements due to the narrow roads lined with cars.

People living in a road in Acton say thousands of gallons of water is being wasted and they have been waiting nearly a week for the pipes to be fixed.

The water main in Grafton Road burst last Friday and water has gushed downs the drains which are now overflowing, making it difficult for pedestrians and motorists to pass.

A petition has been launched calling for further investment to bridge the funding gap in the regeneration of Gunnersbury Park.

Councillors Jon Ball, and Andrew Dakers of Hounslow, launched the petition on Monday and are hoping to reach 1,000 signatures to send a strong message that more money needs to be committed to restore the park, museum and mansions.

A couple of rogue landlords have been ordered to pay nearly £30,000 for allowing their tenants to live in squalid and dangerous conditions.

Das Lal and Hussein Ibrahim, who own and manage five privately rented bedsits in Park Avenue, Park Royal, allowed their tenants to live with rat infestations as well as weeks of problems with their hot water, heating and electricity supply.

Reggae singers, African drumming and Irish dancing will be among the highlights at a fundraiser for the victims of the Haiti earthquake on Saturday.