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THE TORY Party is planning a massive action day in Hanwell this weekend.

Up to 40 people are expected to take part in the event, which will gather at 10am at Boston Manor tube station, Boston Manor Road.

A man was assaulted in broad daylight just before Sunday afternoon.

Police cordoned off Elers Road at the corner of Culmington Road, West Ealing, at around 12pm after a man in his thirties was assaulted.

More than 30 people braved the freezing temperature on Friday night to raise awareness of homelessness and raise money for charity.

Reverend Liz Moody of St Christopher's Church in Hanwell, along with 30 members of her congregation, MP Steve Pound and staff and residents of West London YMCA, were out in minus four temperatures from 6pm to 6am.

Two Hanwell women have beaten the odds to help make a difference during a two month work placement with their chosen charities.

Matilda Mudyavanhu, 18, will be working for Positively Women which helps improve the quality of life of women and families affected by HIV and AIDS and Akiho Schilz, 23, will be working for Eastside Educational Trust which provides programmes and workshops for young people to access arts.

Volunteers are invited to make a difference in their neighbourhood by helping to save lives.

The London Ambulance Service and St John Ambulance are calling on people to become Community First Responders (CFR) to be the first on the scene to help patients in life-threatening conditions.