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Oct 29, 2026

David MarlowHOST
2:38
In September 2014, Heathrow pledged to double apprenticeships across the airport to 10,000 by 2030 and to recruit half of them from the local boroughs.
David MarlowHOST
2:49
It said expansion could end youth unemployment in Ealing, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Slough and Spellthorne.
David MarlowHOST
2:57
Those aren't like-for-like measures, admittedly, but 12 years on, the headline has halved to 5,000 opportunities of which apprenticeships are only one part.
David MarlowHOST
3:09
None of that means we should dismiss it.
YelzHOST
10:27
So we had to go elsewhere to the thing.
YelzHOST
10:32
Fortunately, I had my Hillingham first card from when we lived together, so I could just take it
CamHOST
10:37
and go there.
BezHOST
10:37
Oh, you need that? Because you don't have to book or anything, do you? You don't have
YelzHOST
10:41
to book.
YelzHOST
10:41
So on the website, they said you don't need to book, but they asked you to bring your Hillingham first card so they could confirm you're a resident of the borough.
YelzHOST
10:49
But when we got there, they didn't check anything.
YelzHOST
10:51
Yeah, and I feel like
AaronHOST
3:29
But yeah, this game, obviously, I watched a little bit before I jumped in the car.
AaronHOST
3:34
So I got the tube to Hillingdon, jumped in the car, drove back to Bristol.
AaronHOST
3:39
So when I jumped in the car, we were 7-0 up.
AaronHOST
3:46
And then, obviously, we got a field goal.
Mark CassidyHOST
24:42
Over the next year, the pair would write to each other almost every day while Warren was away with the RAF.
Mark CassidyHOST
24:49
before marrying at St John's Church in Hillingdon, Middlesex, on October 7th, 1961.
Mark CassidyHOST
24:56
And a little slight thing from me, that's actually the day I was born.
Mark CassidyHOST
24:59
On Wednesday, they celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary at the Norton home alongside their family.
Chris EddyHOST
24:47
And finally, a West London council says it's had enough of fly-tipping and has begun sharing CCTV images of people allegedly caught dumping rubbish, reports BBC News.
Chris EddyHOST
24:59
Hillingdon Council says its first posts drew more than eight hundred and fifty thousand views and about two thousand five hundred comments, some with information on who the people might be.
Chris EddyHOST
25:10
Councillor Adam Bennett says a certain evidential threshold must be met before individuals are identified online.
Chris EddyHOST
25:17
The council issues one thousand pound fixed penalties and last month seized and crushed a vehicle linked to fly-tipping.
David MarlowHOST
2:33
He sits on the University UK board as policy lead for research and innovation, among many other roles highly relevant to our listeners.
David MarlowHOST
2:41
Under his leadership, Brunel signed a civic agreement with Hillingdon Borough.
David MarlowHOST
2:45
In 2024, Brunel joined the University of London Federation, becoming a midsize institution among 17 members of the federation, but critically the first to give it a really large physical footprint in West London, where I think he's also a chair of the West London University Alliance.
David MarlowHOST
3:03
And, uh, you have to say Brunel's geography is one of the most consequential in England.

9 MINS LATER

Andrew JonesGUEST
12:36
Um, so probably that, that, that's the, the, the priority at the moment.
Andrew JonesGUEST
12:41
Thinking about that relationship with some of the political organizations.
Andrew JonesGUEST
12:44
Obviously, we've been working with Hillingdon in talking about their growth plans and their response to the GLA's plans for both housing and how we might, yeah, uh, and, and jobs and how we might support that, uh, as a, as an anchor player in this part of London.
Andrew JonesGUEST
13:00
So we, we sort of have that anchor role at one level geographically, and then we have a different role in the regional context that's broader than perhaps you might find in a, in a, a metropolitan center elsewhere in the regional parts of the UK.
BealeGUEST
40:38
Yes, the Model United Nations.
BealeGUEST
40:40
On Monday, I took some students to the American Collegiate School in Hillingdon, where they had an enormous auditorium full of flags.
BealeGUEST
40:47
Every 180 students that had been assigned each a different country.
BealeGUEST
40:51
And they were debating two resolutions, one on the status of refugees in different parts of the world and one on AI and warfare.
Jay SeanGUEST
4:25
Yes.
Jay SeanGUEST
4:26
Uh, in Hillingdon.
Paul C. BrunsonHOST
4:27
In Hi- where, where's Hillingdon?
Jay SeanGUEST
4:28
Hillingdon is West London.
Paul C. BrunsonHOST
4:29
Ah, okay.
Jay SeanGUEST
4:30
Yeah.
Musa OkwongaGUEST
34:00
In Greater London, it was weird recently.
Musa OkwongaGUEST
34:02
So Greater London, I grew up in Hillingdon and it was very racist in the mid-90s.
Musa OkwongaGUEST
34:08
Although it's even more racist now by the sounds of it, with regular far-right protests taking place in my hometown where I grew up.
Musa OkwongaGUEST
34:13
It was like, be strong.

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