Month: September 2018

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19 Sep 2018

Friars Gardens now a garden for everyone

An ‘unwelcoming’ patch of land with an ‘unwieldy’ gate as its entrance has been transformed into an impressive community garden. Friars Gardens, a small, …

18 Sep 2018

Join the mayor for Open House

Ealing Town Hall will be opening its doors to residents on Saturday, 22 September as part of Open House 2018. Tours of up to …

18 Sep 2018

Do you use Uxbridge Road? Help to improve it

Ealing Council and charity Sustrans have teamed-up to produce a survey on Uxbridge Road and are asking residents to have their say on how …

17 Sep 2018

A motorsport lifeline on the road to recovery

An Ealing-based organisation that supports permanently injured and psychologically scarred former military personnel by organising motorsport-based trips and activities for them has been backed by …

15 Sep 2018

First World War: Women and the war

Women were debarred from serving in the armed forces in any capacity in the First World War, writes Dr Jonathan Oates. However, there was …

14 Sep 2018

Ealing charity RISE to host open evening for residents

A service helping people to battle drug habits and drinking problems is having an open evening to show residents the work it has been …

12 Sep 2018

Musical memorial unveiled for keyboard star Nicky Hopkins

Visitors to Perivale Park may notice an unusual, new feature that is sure to strike a chord with local music lovers: A tribute to …

12 Sep 2018

Pick some outdoor fun at Apple Day 2018

Enjoy apple games, storytelling and a forest school with apple-themed making at Apple Day 2018. It promises to be a fun day for all the family …

10 Sep 2018

Active choices can improve quality of our air – and our health

You may have read on this website or in the September edition of Around Ealing magazine about various ways in which the council and …

10 Sep 2018

Councils combine to fund heating for most vulnerable

If your home does not have a central heating system installed, for example it uses old electric storage heaters, then the council may be …

7 Sep 2018

Our boundary lines could change

The boundary lines of parts of our borough could be redrawn as part of a review that also considered the number of councillors representing …

6 Sep 2018

What’s your best wildlife snap? Enter competition

Have you got a great picture of a peregrine, a top photo of a fox, or even a stellar snap of a squirrel taken …

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