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A VICTIM of domestic violence living in Hounslow has spoken about the suffering she endures at the hands of her husband.
The woman, who cannot be identified for her own safety, contacted The Chronicle to talk about the "living hell" she has experienced in her own home in a bid to reach out to others in the same position.
25 HOUNSLOW residents have been fined for dodging their electoral registrations.
Letters warning of potential legal action were sent in January to addresses where a member of the household refused to provide the necessary information to canvassers visiting residents.
SELF service technology has arrived for the first time in a Hounslow library.
Heston Library has taken the plunge with the new system, which allows customers to borrow and return books without having to queue at reception desks.
ONE pupil at St Mark's Catholic School is enjoying a well-earned holiday after bagging a perfect set of 11 A*s in her GCSEs.
Janine Dela Cruz heard about her results today from the Philippines, where she is taking a break.

HESTON Community School is celebrating its best-ever set of GCSE results.
Nearly three quarters (74 per cent) of pupils at the school, in Heston Road, Heston, achieved five or more A*-C grades.
A FOOTBALL tournament in honour of two Hounslow Victoria Cross holders saw nearly 30 teams take part.
The Gurkha Nepalese Community London Borough of Hounslow group held an inaugural Gurkha VC Football Competition in Hanworth Park on Saturday August 14.
HUNDREDS of worshippers are expected to flock to Hounslow next month for one of the biggest events in the Hindu calendar.
Celebrations for Ganesh Chaturthi will take place at the Laxmi Narayan Temple, in Neville Close, Hounslow, on September 11 and 12..
THE TREATY Centre in Hounslow is shouting about its staggering recycling efforts.
A recent collection saw 32 bales of cardboard taken away for recycling - the equivalent weight of five African bull elephants.
HOUSEHOLDERS across the Hounslow Borough are being encouraged to make sure they have their say by registering to vote.
Hot on the heels of a new Hounslow Council and UK Government, a team of canvassers have visited more than 100,000 homes in the borough to update the electoral roll.
AN INSPIRATIONAL summer workshop was enjoyed by young people in Hounslow and Heston.
Local writer and journalist Puneet Bhandal visited the libraries in both towns with her Bollywood workshop.

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