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Ealing Half Marathon’s anniversary race

people running in the ealing marathon

The 2022 Ealing Half Marathon took over the streets of Ealing, West Ealing and Hanwell yesterday (Sunday, 25 September) with 5,000 runners and hundreds of spectators involved as the award-winning race returned on its 10th anniversary. John Fielding, a newcomer running his very first half marathon, took the Ealing Half title in a time of […]

Best of luck to our Half Marathon runners

Ealing Half Marathon marshals

The Ealing Half Marathon will welcome runners from the across the borough and beyond this Sunday (25 September 2022). The hugely popular race, backed by Ealing Council, is celebrating its 10th year. It will begin in Lammas Park at 9am. Up to 4,000 runners are expected to take part, along with thousands of spectators and […]

Borough’s PSPO safety zone to continue

Borough-wide PSPO - green spaces

An existing borough-wide public spaces protection order (PSPO) is being extended for another three years, after a consultation showed more than 90% of respondents supported the move. PSPOs are designed to help police and council officers to combat anti-social behaviour and promote public safety. The original order was introduced in 2019, covering the borough’s public spaces […]

Changes to council services for the funeral of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

Ealing Town Hall flying the Union Flag at half mast

Residents are reminded there will be changes to Ealing Council services on Monday (19 September), the day of the funeral of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. There will be no refuse and recycling collections on Monday. Collections will be carried out a day later, with normal service resuming from Monday, 26 September. Visit the council’s […]

Sincere condolences sent to King Charles III

Lineup l-r back row: Tony Clements, CEO of Ealing, Councillor Julian Gallant, leader of the Conservative Group, Deputy Lieutenant Richard Kornicki CBE, Councillor Peter Mason, leader of Ealing Council, Councillor Gary Malcolm, leader of the Liberal Democrat Group, Revd David Neno Front row: Mayor of Ealing Councillor Mohinder Midha

The Mayor of Ealing, Councillor Mohinder Midha has written to His Majesty King Charles III, on behalf of all residents of Ealing to offer sincere condolences on the death of Her Majesty the Queen. Councillor Midha writes: “I write on behalf of all residents of Ealing to offer our sincere condolences to yourself and members […]

85 more genuinely affordable homes for Hanwell

Copley Central Square

A major phase of an Ealing Council housing redevelopment has been completed, providing 85 new energy-efficient, genuinely affordable homes to let to local people. Central Square is the sixth phase of the award-winning £100million regeneration of the Copley Close estate in Hanwell – one of the largest council-led housing redevelopment projects anywhere in the country […]

Pedal up to the September Cycling Festival

Group cycle training

Get bike savvy with a month of free cycling workshops and events across the borough at the council’s September Cycling Festival. Whether you are a regular cyclist or a first-time rider looking to boost your pedal skills or your bike needs minor repairs and maintenance, you will find an event for your needs. All the […]

New gym facilities for women in Southall

Councillors cut the ribbon to open the women's gym at Dormers Wells

A new gym designed for use by local women has been opened at Dormers Wells Leisure in Southall, ensuring that female members of the community have access to high-quality, safe and convenient facilities to exercise and keep physically active. Since being made aware of the closure of the former Southall Sports Centre, Ealing Council has […]

New active travel charter for the borough

Bikes in storage in a line

A new Travel in Ealing Charter has been launched for the borough today (19 August), setting out how Ealing Council will work with residents to improve local transport projects. The charter has been created following collaboration with hundreds of residents and stakeholders from across the borough. It is a part of a key commitment to […]

Record 24 Green Flags for Ealing’s parks

Councillors hold up the Green Flag

Ealing Council and local groups have been awarded prestigious Green Flags for 24 parks and open spaces, further enhancing the borough’s reputation as one of the greenest and most beautiful in the capital. Keep Britain Tidy’s Green Flag awards recognise and reward the best parks and green spaces across the country. A Green Flag flying […]

A bright future for Warren Farm

Warren Farm buildings

The results of a public consultation on the future of Warren Farm have been published, with more than 1,500 people having their say.   Warren Farm is Ealing’s largest outdoor sports ground, but it has been out of use for more than 10 years, and the changing rooms and the pavilions are dilapidated. It has […]

Let’s Ride Southall giving out a thousand free bikes

Cyclists from Let's Ride Southall

Local people in Southall are now benefiting from free bikes, regular cycling training and maintenance thanks to a pioneering initiative launched by Ealing Council and Sport England. Let’s Ride Southall offers group riding sessions seven days a week for local residents of all abilities who want to get a bit more confident and active through […]

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