 7 July 2026
 Temperatures have climbed above 30 degrees again and will remain at this level for much of the week.
There are seven cool spaces across Hounslow where you can escape the heat for a while if you need to be out in the day.
Check out the new cool spaces webpage on the Council's website.
Please also remember all the ways to stay well in the heat, especially around water. Avoid swimming in open water and read the safety advice for young children when playing in paddling pools.
 Are you worried about your gambling, or a loved one's, during the World Cup? A new local service can help. West London MIND's ResetPoint offers three support options, including peer support and drop-in sessions.
Late night matches during the football World Cup can increase the pressure to gamble alone. If betting alone has become a habit you didn't choose, there are professionals you can talk to. With the right help you can stop.
 Autism Hounslow has several events throughout July for neurodivergent people in Hounslow.
From coffee mornings for parents and carers to football sessions with Hounslow Lions FC, you'll find something that suits your interests. You can see the full schedule here.
Contact Autism Hounslow with any questions about the events.
 NHS North and West London wants people in Hounslow to tell them how they'd like to be involved in decisions about health and care services.
Complete this short online survey to give your views.
You can also join a Resident Forum on Thursday, 9 July to discuss these issues in-person. The meeting will be online from 6pm to 7.30pm.
The forum brings residents together with NHS leaders who will share updates, answer questions and hear your views on key developments affecting local services. Sign up for the event via the button below.
 The staff at Charlotte House in Isleworth has once again been recognised for its excellence at the Palliative Care Awards.
Hannah Carrera (centre in pic), Unit Head for Palliative Care, won Best Care Manager at the recent ceremony.
Elisabeta Surligeanu, Home Manager at Charlotte House, said: “We are all so proud that Hannah’s compassion has been recognised on the national stage.
"She's hardworking and utterly dedicated to the residents of Charlotte House, making sure they and their loved ones have a positive, empathetic experience of end-of-life care. Congratulations, Hannah!”
 Hounslow families can enjoy a free afternoon of fun at the third annual Best Start summer fun day. It's at Old Isleworthians Sports Club from 12pm–4pm on Wednesday, 29 July.
The event will feature a range of family-friendly activities including a bouncy castle, baby sensory play, petting zoo, music and dance sessions, multi-sports and rock wall climbing.
Designed to be inclusive, the day will also include dedicated SEND-friendly activity and quiet zones, with support available from local SEND teams. A relaxed hour from 12pm to 1pm will provide a quieter environment for those who would benefit from reduced noise levels.
You don't need to sign up to attend. However, you can skip the queues to get in by registering in advance.
 Can you help to increase the number of children taking the childhood flu vaccination in Hounslow?
The Royal Society of Public Health has developed a short training program on childhood vaccines using the Making Every Contact Count (MECC) approach.
It's designed to help you have conversations, answer questions and dispel doubts and misinformation about flu vaccinations for children and young people.
You can sign up for the free online training on any of the following dates below:
You can also sign up or ask the team any questions over email via the button below.
Head along to a free community wellbeing day at Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre from 10am to 3pm on Thursday, 23 July.
You can get free health checks, advice and support from more than 30 medical professionals on the day.
There's no need to book in advance, just turn up.
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 RM Partners NHS Cancer Alliance is offering up to £3,000 in funding to local community and voluntary organisations to deliver three high-impact cancer awareness campaigns.
This is an exciting chance to make a real difference in your community, improving health outcomes by helping people to recognise cancer symptoms earlier and access vital services.
You have until Thursday, 9 July to apply for the funding.
SEND drop-ins for Hounslow families
 Finding the right support for your child or young person with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) doesn't have to be an overwhelming prospect.
You can talk to professionals face-to-face and get advice and support at the monthly SEND drop-in sessions. They are on the following dates:
These sessions have team members from the Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) team, Therapies, School travel assistance and the Special Educational Needs and Disability Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS).
No booking required.
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