Daniel Lyons

Heston building firm fined over illegal workers

A Heston building firm is facing a whopping £50,000 after it was found to be employing illegal workers.Read

Obituary: Popular Gunnersbury teacher John Heffernan

Warm tributes have been paid to the inspirational head teacher of Gunnersbury Catholic School following his death last week.Read

Grave robbers strike Bedfont Cemetery in west London

The family of a former air force sergeant from Cranford has called for security to be beefed up following the apparent theft of his gravestone from Bedfont Cemetery.Read

Fury as Mogden sewage works expansion gets green light

Town hall planning chiefs are facing a furious backlash after allowing Thames Water to press ahead with controversial plans to increase the size of the Mogden sewage works by half.Read

Feltham gravel pits plans met with mixed feelings

Plans to redevelop former gravel pits in Feltham and build up to 1,000 new homes on Green Belt land have received a mixed response from residents.Read

Your Chronicle is one of country's fastest growing newspapers

The Middlesex Chronicle Series is one of the country's fastest growing newspapers, a national audit has revealed.Read

Still time to nominate a Feltham Citizen of the Year

There is still more than a week left to nominate that special someone for this year's Feltham Citizen of the Year awards.Read

Freed Ricky Fisher killing thug back in jail

A thug jailed for his role in the vicious killing of Hanworth man Ricky Fisher four years ago returned to a life of crime immediately after his release.Read

Hounslow Chronicle and The Centre launch local hero awards

The Centre in Feltham - backed by your Hounslow Chronicle - is launching its Citizen of the Year Awards for the second year running.Read

A British Waterways employee puts 'No Mooring' signs onto a temporary fence at Brebntford Lock, erected after a dog died

Safety fears at Brentford lock

British Waterways chiefs have vowed to improve safety at Brentford Lock amid concerns raised by a distraught dogowner after his pet was sucked into a sluice gate and swept into the river.Read

There's snow place like home

Paul Fountain could give Ray Mears a run for his money with this sturdy-looking igloo in Carlisle Park, Hampton. Read

Chiswick dancing street sweeper fearful after death threats

Ziggy Dust, the Polish dancing street sweeper from Chiswick who sparked a YouTube phenomenon, has left the country after allegedly receiving death threats.Read

Hounslow company New Bharat Skips fined for blocking roads

Hounslow skip company New Bharat Skips - owned by the son of a Labour councillor - was one of three rogue firms to be hauled before court and ordered to pay out more than £2,000 for illegally leaving their skips on the road.Read

Heart of Hounslow could offer abortions

Medics at the flagship Heart of Hounslow polyclinic could be allowed to carry out abortions under plans being considered by health chiefs.Read

Escaped prisoner Wayne Connor recaptured

Escaped prisoner Wayne Connor who was sprung by armed pals on his way to court from Feltham Young Offenders Institution was recaptured in the early hours of this morning.Read

With your help, we spread plenty of Christmas cheer

The smile on the face of four-year-old Frankie Rice proves that all your Christmas fundraising efforts were worthwhile.Read

Cops hunt Feltham sex pest

This is the man police are seeking in connection with a serious sexual assault in Feltham.Read

Local activists join thousands on environment march

Green Party activists in Hounslow joined thousands of environmentalists on Saturday as they took part in the Global Climate Campaign March.Read

Stephen Ritchie with his granddaughter Isabella

Family's heartfelt tribute to footballer killed after game

The family of a Brentford granddad killed after a Sunday league football game in Harlington have today paid tribute to the loving family man.Read

No decision on Heathrow expansion until next year

The Government has postponed its decision on the expansion of Heathrow airport until the New Year.Read

Author Profile

Daniel has been News Editor of the Chronicle since January 2008. He joined the paper in February 2006 as Chief Reporter after more than two years with the Slough and Windsor Express. Daniel grew up in north London and trained as a journalist after graduating with a degree in history from King's College, Cambridge.

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