68 HOLLYWOOD GARDENS - Single storey side/rear extension with 3 rooflights.

3 AVON CLOSE - Single storey rear extension with 2 roof lights and new window to existing side.

LAND ADJACENT TO VAUXHALL GARAGE, YEADING LANE - Installation of a 12.5m high telecommunications streetworks pole, associated ground based equipment cabinets and ancillary developments.

57 SPENCER AVENUE - Single storey side extension involving the demolition of existing attached garage to side.

EIGHTIES fever swept the Beck Theatre in Hayes as 120 local nine to 19-year-olds took to the stage for a production of Footloose!

The aspiring actors and actresses were taking part in the theatre's annual summer youth project, in which they had just two weeks to learn their lines and rehearse, under the supervision of a professional production team.

Their hard work culminated in five performances last week, telling the story of teenage boy Ren (played by Dayle Hodge), who moves from Chicago to small town Bomont and is shocked to learn that dancing is banned by the local preacher.

THE body of a man who was found in the Fray's River has been identified as bus driver Adam Cree.

Cree, 51, lived in Attlee Road, Hayes, and his family described him as 'very sociable- with lots of friends'.

His body was discovered early on Sunday morning by a walker, floating in the Fray's River, close to the Abrook Arms pub, in Harefield Road, Uxbridge.

HAYES Town is the latest area in the south of the borough to become a no-go zone for street yobs.

A six-month dispersal order, which will give police the power to move on youths suspected of anti-social behaviour hanging around after dark, has been imposed by the borough's Police in partnership with Hillingdon council.

It came into force on August 23, and will run until next February.

POLICE are searching for a thief who stole a car before recklessly crashing into another vehicle and making a getaway on foot.

Officers were called to an address in Gibson Road, Ickenham, at around 3.45pm on Monday (23), to reports of a burglary.

The suspect is said to have gained entry through a window at the back of the house, before stealing the keys to a black Alfa Romeo parked in the drive. Nothing else was taken.

The driver, who could have had accomplices riding with him, then headed towards the A40.

Just over an hour later at around 5pm, the car was involved in a crash with a green Toyota Corolla, over five miles away in Dunedin Way, Hayes.

After careering into the Toyota, the stolen car backed up and sped away from the scene. It was then dumped a short distance away, in Owen Road, and the culprit/s escaped on foot.

Two people in the Toyota were taken to hospital with minor injuries.

No arrests have been made, and police want to trace those responsible.

Acting DS Stuart Wood said: "We are looking for witnesses who may have seen what happened when the car was stolen and also when it was involved in the road traffic collision."

If you can help police with their inquiries, call 0208 246 1568, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

68 GLEDWOOD AVENUE - Single storey detached outbuilding to rear for use as games room.

7 WARLEY ROAD - Alterations to existing detached outbuilding to reduce the height and size.

3 CRAVEN CLOSE - Conversion of roof space to habitable use to include a rear dormer, 2 front rooflights and conversion of roof from hip to gable end with a new gable end window.

A BUSINESS owner battling his own health problems has rallied traders on Coldharbour Lane in a fundraising push for Macey Page, the little girl in need of a life-changing operation.

Joe Devsi, of Queens Road, Hayes, began his sponsored bike ride at Shepherds Bush Green, and stopped at town halls in Ealing, Acton and Southall to collect donations as he made his way to Coldharbour Lane.

With friends and family with collection buckets in tow, the 42 year-old meandered through the streets and cycled the 18-mile route to Hayes Town, finishing up at The Boiler Clinic, the plumbing business he runs with his brothers, three hours later.

QUIZ the people responsible for your safety in the borough at a unique Q&A event.

Residents are being invited to attend the special question time session, organised by the Hillingdon Community and Police Consultative Group (CPCG), and submit questions that could get answered by senior figures involved in community safety in Hillingdon.

THE CHAIRMAN of the Hayes Business Forum is downsizing his shop to make way for a bookies.

William Hill have lodged an application to change the retail use of 35 Coldharbour Lane, which is currently occupied by the Puar Cash and Carry and Travel Centre.

The owner, Ajaib Singh Puar, hopes to lease part of the premises to the betting giants, who already have a branch in Hayes Town, just 250 metres away in Station Road.

Hundreds of GCSE students across the borough have been collecting their results throughout the day.

Here is how the schools in Hayes fared:

(This article will be updated as figures come through to the newsdesk, so keep checking back for your school).