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Two family homes in Hillingdon to be carved up into flats - one could house 14 people

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By Philip Lynch Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Two large family homes in Hillingdon are set to be converted into flats, with one of the properties carved up to house up to 14 people in four individual units. A house at 271 Long Lane in Hillingdon will soon contain four flats. This is after Hillingdon Council approved plans to convert the property to substantially increase the number of people who can live in the building in new self-contained properties.
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Ealing Council started child protection plan after wrongly saying child had an STI

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By Philip Lynch Verified
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Ealing Council launched a child protection plan after mistakenly noting that a child had a sexually transmitted infection (STI). A report by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman states the child's mum brought them to see a GP after noticing lesions in their private area, after which a doctor said "it is unusual to happen at this age group, and commented it could happen via sexual activity".
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West London council put mum and baby in foster care with 'no hot water and heating'

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By Philip Lynch Verified
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Ealing Council failed a mum and baby when denying her the right to complain after placing them in care with a lack of heating and hot water. After the woman, referred to as Miss X in the report, gave birth, an Interim Care Order was granted for her child. This means that parental responsibility is shared between Miss X and Ealing Council, while a court investigates ongoing welfare concerns.
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