Month: May 2026

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14 May 2026

Mouse-infested pub fined

A local pub has been forced to pay more than £52,000 after a serious pest infestation was discovered during a food safety inspection. During …

14 May 2026

‘Thank you for entrusting us to deliver for you’

A home that is affordable. A job that pays a decent wage. A neighbourhood that Is beautiful and clean. Our parents growing older in …

13 May 2026

Big effort, big impact for parks spring clean

Hundreds of volunteers joined in this year’s national Great British Spring Clean that recently took place in parks across the borough. The mass action …

12 May 2026

New cabinet members announced

A new cabinet has been announced for Ealing Council following the local elections on Thursday 7 May, which saw the Labour Party win a …

11 May 2026

‘I grew up with foster children, now I have my own’

To mark Foster Care Fortnight (11–24 May), local carers are sharing their experiences to encourage more people in the borough to consider fostering. Foster …

9 May 2026

Help to shape planning in the borough

Are you interested in shaping the future of your places and communities? Why not sign up and join a panel of volunteers to help …

8 May 2026

Elections results are in

The Labour Party will form the administration of Ealing Council after winning a majority of seats in the local elections last night (Thursday 7 …

6 May 2026

Party in the park: Gunnersbury 100

Gunnersbury Park is turning 100 years old – come and join the birthday celebrations which will bring together music, dance, family activities and a …

6 May 2026

Elections are tomorrow. What do you need to know?

The local elections take place tomorrow (Thursday 7 May). But, why are they happening? Why does your vote matter so much? And what do …

5 May 2026

You are not alone: dementia support at hand

Are you worried about yourself or a loved one showing early signs of memory loss? Are you caring for someone with dementia and feeling …

4 May 2026

100 years of Gunnersbury Park

Borough archivist Dr Jonathan Oates marks the centenary of Gunnersbury Park with a look back at the local landmark’s origins and history. It was …

1 May 2026

Stolen blue badge lands man in court

A man who was caught using a stolen blue badge issued for disabled drivers was ordered to pay more than £1,000. Jos Costa, of …

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