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  1. On now to 24 Oct Darkling Bush Theatre · From £15
  2. On now to 31 Oct The Hungry Ghost Bush Theatre · From £25
  3. On now to 31 Oct August Wilson's Fences Lyric Hammersmith Theatre · From £15
  4. Wed 14 Oct Wednesday Mixed Market Lyric Square · Free
  5. Wed 14 Oct Mercantilism, colonialism and the Bishops of London 12pm · Fulham Palace, Bishop Terrick's drawing room · Free

Latest Fulham news

Licensing Ringo Pizza Hammersmith Licence Suspended for a Month Ringo Pizza's licence is suspended for a month after a Home Office review. Local Hero on Fulham Road gets an alcohol licence, with a 9pm garden curfew. · 5 min read Halloween Fulham Halloween 2026: Parsons Green Pumpkin Patch From £7.50 Parsons Green's pumpkin patch runs 24 Oct to 1 Nov, now from £7.50. Franky plays the Lyric 27 to 31 Oct; The Hungry Ghost's Halloween shows are sold out. · 7 min read Council Hammersmith and Fulham Council Tax: No Cap From April 2027 The council says Government funding changes could cost it up to 40% of its £222m budget. From April 2027 no referendum limit applies to its council tax. · 5 min read Heritage Sacred Heart Hammersmith Organ Wins £247,788 Lottery Grant The UK's only Hippolyte Loret organ, smuggled out of Paris in 1904, is going to Canterbury for restoration. A free exhibition opens at the school on 19 October. · 5 min read Events What's On in Fulham: Pumpkin Patch, Then the Winter Festival The Eelbrook funfair's last weekend from Thursday, the Parsons Green pumpkin patch from 24 October, then the Winter Festival and Cinderella on 14 November. · 10 min read News London Accordion Orchestra Hosts Bielefeld, Sun 25 Oct Two accordion orchestras, one from London and one from Bielefeld, play The Tabernacle on Sun 25 Oct at 2pm. Elgar, Holst, film music; tickets £15 and £12. · 3 min read Planning Hammersmith and Fulham Planning: 79 Fewer Affordable Homes Two schemes approved on 15 September cut 79 affordable homes between them. All five applications went through, and the minutes came out a week later. · 8 min read Sport Shepherds Bush Cricket Club Win First National Title The Bush beat New Farnley by five wickets at Wormsley on 13 September, the first Middlesex club to win the national cup since Teddington in 1991. · 6 min read Remembrance Remembrance Sunday in Fulham and Shepherd's Bush: 8 Nov Two parades on Sunday 8 November 2026, 10.30am to noon: Parsons Green to Fulham War Memorial, and Sulgrave Road to Shepherd's Bush Green. Closures inside. · 4 min read Christmas Santa's Grotto in Fulham and Shepherd's Bush: 2026 Prices Two ticketed Santa visits this year: Santa's Winter Garden at Fulham Palace, 20 Nov to 23 Dec, and London Christmas Village on Shepherd's Bush Green from £15. · 4 min read Christmas Fulham Palace Christmas Fair 2026: 5 and 6 December Fulham Palace's Christmas fair is Sat 5 and Sun 6 Dec, 11am to 4pm, £5 adults, £3 children. Twilight fair Fri 4 Dec, £10; Santa's Winter Garden from 20 Nov. · 8 min read Planning Sotheron Place, Fulham: £17m Loan to Build 31 Homes A £17m loan will fund 31 flats at Sotheron Place, off the King's Road, 10 of them at affordable rents. What was approved, what it replaces and how it got here. · 5 min read

Fulham Wire is a local news site for the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham. That means Fulham, Parsons Green, Sands End, Walham Green and Hurlingham in SW6; Hammersmith, Brook Green and Ravenscourt Park in W6; Shepherd’s Bush, Askew and White City in W12; and Barons Court, West Kensington and Olympia on the borough’s side of W14.

It is a small borough and a busy one. Two Premier League grounds stand inside it: Fulham’s Craven Cottage on the river, and, in spite of the name, Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge, which is in SW6. Westfield London and the White City development sit at the north end, Wormwood Scrubs and Old Oak run up against the Ealing boundary, and the Earls Court site is being rebuilt on the southern edge. Match days, roadworks and large planning cases account for much of what changes here from one week to the next.

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Every story starts from a named source: Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s published decisions, committee papers and news, police.uk crime data, the Food Standards Agency hygiene register, the Land Registry, Companies House and The Gazette. We link to that source so you can check it yourself.

Boundaries here are tight, and we check them before we publish. A large part of W14 is in Kensington and Chelsea, the Earls Court redevelopment straddles the border, and Hammersmith and Fulham shares some services with neighbouring boroughs, so we confirm which authority actually made a decision before we report it. If we get something wrong, tell us and we will correct it.