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KEITH BURROWS FARHAD CHOUBEDAR JUDITH COOPER LABOUR PLAY POLITICS WITH YOUR SAFETY ■ Labour’s Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan still remains silent on whether to accept Conservative controlled Hillingdon Council’s offer to purchase Uxbridge Police Station, following his decision to close the front counter at Uxbridge Police Station and sell the building at a later date. In a double blow to residents, the Hillingdon Labour Party locally have recently announced that they do not support the Council’s offer to purchase the station and save it from closure. Conservative Hillingdon Council have offered to buy Uxbridge Police Station for £4.5 Million and to pay half the running costs for the next five years to ensure that proper facilities are available for Hillingdon Police Officers. We are still waiting for a response... COLLECTION OF BULKY ITEMS FOR RESIDENTS To enhance the free bulk waste collection service, currently available to residents over the age of 65, the council will now offer this service to all residents. The new service will allow the disposal of unwanted large household items, including fridges, freezers, washing machines, wardrobes and mattresses. If you require a collection please visit www.hillingdon.gov.uk/ specialcollections and the council will provide you with a collection date. Alternatively call 01895 556000 if you do not have internet access. NEW VISITOR AND EXHIBITION CENTRE Conservative controlled Hillingdon Council is investing nearly £6 Million towards creating a new Visitor and Exhibition Centre next to the Battle of Britain Bunker which will open in March 2018. The Centre will host new displays including interactive exhibitions tracing the development of the UK's innovative air defence system, exploring the bunker's role beyond the Battle of Britain and true stories from those who were there. The original plotting map table in the Battle of Britain Bunker will also be replicated with a 360 degree touch screen experience for those unable to go underground to visit the bunker and the original Operations Room. Promoted by Wayne Bridges on behalf of Hillingdon Conservatives, both of 36 Harefield Road, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8 1PH. Printed by Conservative Print, PO Box 563, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 9ET .

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