Work begins on 125 new homes in Southall

CGI image of new apartment blocks in Southall

Work is underway to build 125 new genuinely affordable homes on the site of a former car park in Southall. The homes are being delivered by Ealing Council and Broadway Living, its wholly-owned housing company, in partnership with its developer partner, Mackenzie Homes. The development is a mixture of one, two and three bedroom apartments that […]

Your chance to shape the future of Warren Farm

Meadow with wild flowers

Councillor Peter Mason, leader of Ealing Council visited Warren Farm this week (21 March) to discuss the future of the much-loved open space and how local people are being given a say in its future. Councillor Mason said: “Back in May 2021, I met with local people from the Warren Farm Nature Reserve Campaign, and […]

Investing in our local transport

A train travelling in a residential area

Councillor Deirdre Costigan, cabinet member for climate action visited Greenford station last week (17 March). She discussed Ealing Council’s ongoing commitment to working with Transport for London (TfL) to ensure our public transport receives the investment it requires moving out of the pandemic, and local people get the high-quality, fully accessible facilities they deserve. The […]

Mental wellbeing at Villiers

mental health written on a pillow

A school in Southall has made a huge impact by making mental health a priority throughout the pandemic, and putting the wellbeing of staff, students and parents first. In line with Ealing Council’s aim of putting mental health equal to physical health, Villiers High School devised some changes to its day-to-day approach. The plan included a school counsellor […]

Greenford residents back council plans in regeneration ballot

Residents of the Golf Links estate in south Greenford have voted overwhelmingly in favour of regeneration in a ballot on Ealing Council’s plans to rebuild their homes. 82% of eligible residents voted to move forward with plans for regeneration of the estate. The ballot, which ran from 16 February to 11 March, asked council tenants […]

Action plan for borough’s biodiversity

Canal towpath and waterway

Councillor Deirdre Costigan, cabinet member for climate action visited Paradise Fields in Horsenden Hill last week (17 March) to get a first-hand look at one of the borough’s most beautiful green spaces and mark the launch of Ealing Council’s new biodiversity action plan.   Biodiversity relates to the variety of species we have in the […]

COVID-19 Commemoration project

Two hands, one black and white, coming together to form a heart shape

Ealing Council is launching a COVID-19 commemoration project to find a way, or ways, of marking the impact the pandemic had, and continues to have, on our borough. The impact of the pandemic has been felt by everyone and, as we move forwards, the commemoration project is an opportunity to recognise this and start the […]

Council calls on Chancellor to act now to keep financial support in place for families

financial support families

Ealing Council is calling on Rishi Sunak MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, to act now to help local families through the cost-of-living crisis before extra funding and financial support for crisis payments and holiday meal vouchers runs out Government gave councils one-off funding in autumn via the household support fund. This extra funding allowed Ealing […]

Public health report in Ealing published

Picture of people getting vaccinated, and a sign displaying messaging on keeping a distance with one and other

The council has released a report that provides information on how COVID-19 has impacted the lives of local residents. The reports aim is to highlight how the world has changed for Ealing residents and to seek to address underlying causes of inequality that the pandemic has highlighted. The annual public health report (2020 – 21) […]

Parkour, art in Northolt and laptops

Lammas Park entrance sign

Parkour, art in Northolt and laptops are four projects supported by the Ealing Civic Improvement Fund. Leader of Ealing Council, Peter Mason, tells you more about them below and in the video above. I’m here in Lammas Park today, where we are announcing the results of our investments from the Ealing Civic Improvement Fund. It’s […]

Planting for the Platinum Jubilee

Mayor, councillors, children planting tree

The Mayor of Ealing, Councillor Munir Ahmed planted a walnut tree in Perivale Park recently for the Platinum Jubilee As part of the celebrations for the jubilee, the tree was planted as part of The Queen’s Green Canopy, a unique tree planting initiative created to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022. Councillor Ahmed was joined […]

Online job clubs to help you in your job search

Two women sitting next to each other looking at a computer screen

Learn Ealing is bringing you online job clubs in various sectors to help in your job search. Designed to boost your confidence to find work, we have job clubs in the healthcare and NHS, hospitality, education and freelance sectors. All job clubs are taking place online and free to attend. Additional support is available through […]

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