Month: March 2018

Shisha smoking can be ‘as bad as 100 cigarettes’

The popularity of shisha smoking is rising and, alarmingly for users, research has found it can be as harmful as smoking cigarettes. In fact, …

20 Mar 2018

Jobs programme for long-term unemployed

People who are long-term unemployed, and those in need of specialised help to find work, will receive a helping hand from a new £26million …

19 Mar 2018

Rectory Park is the new home of Middlesex Football

Local people are set to benefit from top class footballing facilities including two brand new artificial grass pitches, following the completion of a major …

19 Mar 2018

Social worker takeover of council’s social media

Social workers will share what they do on an average day via the council’s social media accounts tomorrow (Tuesday, 20 March), which is World …

19 Mar 2018

Murder conspiracy in Ealing in 1939

Crimes of passion. Love triangles. Hiring hitmen. These are all enduring themes of films and books over the years. But all three almost came …

19 Mar 2018

New WLO rail route to include Acton

A new West London Orbital rail line is set to be created – and would pass through Acton. London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced it …

16 Mar 2018

A bright future for Gunnersbury Park

Gunnersbury Park’s historic buildings and beautiful grounds are being brought to life, thanks to a multi-million pound restoration programme funded by Ealing and Hounslow …

15 Mar 2018

Cyberbullying blocked in schools project success

A new project that aims to help local students stay safe online has seen positive results with a 48% reduction in cyberbullying in its first year. CyberMentorPLUS is a programme being run at Greenford High School that has …

15 Mar 2018

Rehab for food businesses to be trialled

In a first for London councils, Ealing is going to trial a new system of offering food hygiene education courses as an alternative to …

14 Mar 2018

Family cycle library gives parents pedal power

Cycling is a great way to Get Moving and, thanks to a new ‘family cycling library’, having young children need not be a barrier …

12 Mar 2018

The Hootie is back…and even bigger

London’s largest, free one-day music festival is back. On Saturday, 12 May, as many as 24,000 music fans could flock to hear more than …

12 Mar 2018

Anti-social behaviour tackled in Southall

Parts of Southall are set to benefit from the introduction of two Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs), after local residents and businesses overwhelmingly supported …

Month: March 2018

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Shisha smoking can be ‘as bad as 100 cigarettes’

Jobs programme for long-term unemployed

Rectory Park is the new home of Middlesex Football

Social worker takeover of council’s social media

Murder conspiracy in Ealing in 1939

New WLO rail route to include Acton

A bright future for Gunnersbury Park

Cyberbullying blocked in schools project success

Rehab for food businesses to be trialled

Family cycle library gives parents pedal power

The Hootie is back…and even bigger

Anti-social behaviour tackled in Southall

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