Fully electric charged for a greener future
There are 200 on-street electric vehicle charging points (EVCP) currently powering up across the borough, giving residents easier access to a cost-effective and environmentally-friendly way of getting around. In fact, with far lower running costs than traditional cars, exemption from the congestion charge and ultra-low emission zone schemes and no road tax fees, there has […]
Investment in community at heart of new budget
Plans by Ealing Council to invest more than £14million into local services, while balancing the council’s budget, were agreed by its cabinet last night (Tuesday, 11 February). These commitments come despite ongoing cuts to its government grant and increasing demand for its services. Over the last 10 years, the government has cut Ealing’s core funding […]
£120,000 in fines for fatal safety failings
Ealing Council has issued the maximum possible financial penalty to the landlord, management agency and agents for safety failings at an unlicensed house in multiple occupation (HMO) in Southall which was the scene of a fatal fire in January 2019. Under the council’s civil penalty powers, agents Narinder and Joginder Singh, their company Homeseekers Ltd […]
Last chance to see Memory Palace at Pitzhanger
There is still time to see Memory Palace, the acclaimed exhibition by Es Devlin OBE at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery – but hurry because it closes to the public on Sunday 9 February. Memory Palace is named after the classical recollection technique which catalogues memories within familiar locations – and the exhibition maps the changes […]
Have your say – Mill Hill Park
Ealing Council is seeking the views of residents and park users on a proposal to fully refurbish and improve Mill Hill Park in Avenue Road. This is part of the South Acton development masterplan, which includes five new or improved parks. Initial concepts for the park include new play equipment, new seating areas and outdoor […]
More new council homes completed
A new development of council homes in Northolt has now opened, offering local families affordable, modern homes with great transport links and private outside space. The 27 homes at Newcastle Court include five much-needed 4-bedroom houses, including one which is wheelchair accessible with a built-in lift, and a block of eight flats. All 13 homes […]
Try something new: Free self-defence course
A local training academy is offering free self-defence and personal safety courses for women and girls. The course will run over six weeks from Saturday, 25 January and will teach you and train you with the latest self-protection techniques and tactics as well as the right mindset designed to keep you safe. Bethany-Anne, an Ealing […]
Chief executive to give updates at ward forum meetings
Ealing Council’s chief executive, Paul Najsarek, will talk with local people about the council’s Future Ealing programme at ward forum meetings taking place in the new year. Paul will be at the Northolt and Perivale ward forums and Kieran Read, the council’s director of strategy and engagement, will speak with residents at Dormers Wells. They […]
Four new community libraries announced
Local residents are stepping-up to manage their local libraries. Ealing Council today (Friday, 20 December) has announced that Hanwell, Perivale, Northfields and West Ealing libraries have all been awarded community library status. This means that the following community groups will start to manage their local library on a volunteering basis, also offering community activities and […]
Collection days for your bins to change over Christmas
Ealing Council is reminding residents that, as in previous years, recycling and rubbish collection days will change over the Christmas period. This is due to the festive bank holidays and local people are encouraged to check their revised schedule to ensure that their bins are collected as part of the regular service. You can check […]
Get into the business of recycling
Businesses in the borough can take advantage of a new recycling service recently launched by Ealing Council to help them get rid of recyclable waste in a quick, cost effective and environmentally-friendly way. The new service is for mixed recycling – in other words all the dry, clean things your business throws away including paper, […]
Use your vote on 12 December
It is almost time to use your vote in the general election – which is on Thursday, 12 December. Everyone registered will be able to vote for their preferred candidate. All polling cards have now been distributed along with postal and proxy votes for those unable to attend their polling station on the day. Where […]