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Southall business prosecuted for health and safety breaches

A court has handed out fines totalling more than £30,000 after inspectors found staff were working in dangerous conditions at a local ‘cash and …

While the borough currently stands proudly with 98% of its schools rated Good or Outstanding by OFSTED; the journey of Hobbayne Primary School in …

1 in 3 people living with dementia do not have a diagnosis, according to the Alzheimer’s Society. In support of Dementia Awareness Week (13-19 …

Better roads and pavements, new walking routes linking parks, improved towpaths and boosts to cycling are just some of the planned benefits of a …

More than 1,500 extra new homes are likely to be built in south Acton, along with new space for businesses, as part of a …

For more than 20 years, Acton-based ARTification has been dedicated to harnessing the power of art to make a difference. Founded by Rachel Pepper, …

Ealing Council is set to hold a series of curated free evening events where you can experience some free and fun evening activities and …

The council officially took parking enforcement back in-house at the beginning of April in order to cut down on traffic congestion and provide a …

Plans to invest more than £28million in streets across the borough are due to be considered by Ealing Council’s cabinet next week (17 April), …

A new customised residential dementia unit has been opened at Martin House in Southall. There are now 15 new beds for local people suffering …

Young people with additional needs and their families are being asked to have their say to help put together an exciting, inclusive festival event …

A takeaway restaurant’s owners have been taken to court after it was briefly forced to close following the discovery of rat poo, flies and …

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