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Towed away: Crackdown on illegally parked cars

Car being lifted on to a tow truck

Cars that were parked illegally, or untaxed, or not roadworthy were taken off the streets this week in a special daytime operation. A joint patrol of Ealing Council’s parking enforcement officers and the police targeted Hanger Hill on Monday (6 March). It followed a night-time operation by council officers in November, which led to 21 […]

Around Ealing magazine – spring 2023

Around Ealing magazine - spring 2023 edition front cover

Welcome to the spring 2023 edition of Around Ealing magazine. You can view it in PDF format and as an interactive e-magazine below. For many people, spring can’t come soon enough. With energy bills going ever higher, a change in the weather will be a welcome relief. In the meantime, warm spaces in the community […]

The rough sleepers trapped on the street

Rough sleeper on streets

Beds for eligible rough sleepers in the borough are now at an all-time high, with more than 100 now available, and Ealing Council has secured extra government funding to offer even more support to these very vulnerable people. However, the cost of living crisis has led to a rise in the number of people sleeping […]

Local GP showing why health has a green heart

A group of four female GPs and nurses at a GP surgery, standing together

A local doctor is trying to help more people connect the dots between health and climate action – and her GP practice in Perivale is winning awards and inspiring others. Ealing Council has declared Dr Vasu Siva as one of its local ‘climate leaders’ for the work she has been leading on. She is a […]

GP’s top 10 tips for going green at home

Woman GP sitting on a bench in a surgery office and smiling at the camera

A local GP, who is one of Ealing Council’s local climate leaders, has put together a top 10 list of tips of things we can all do in our day-to-day lives to help our own health – and that of the planet, too. Dr Vasu Siva, who is based at the Hillview Surgery in Perivale, […]

A warm welcome in difficult times

Four women enjoying arts and crafts around a table

Across December and January, 25 grants were awarded by Ealing Council to local voluntary, community and faith groups to run warm spaces. These are, almost literally, places you can find a warm welcome – somewhere safe to find advice, company and escape the cold. These warm spaces have been running over the winter. And details […]

Thousands of trees planted as plan takes root

trees lining the banks of the River Brent hanwell

The current tree planting season is about to come to an end, with thousands of trees being planted across the borough since November. It’s also almost a year since Ealing Council’s biodiversity action plan (BAP) was put in place and, in that time, it has been working to ensure a brighter future for the borough’s […]

Fly-tipper’s £1,000 bill after dumping car battery

Warning not to dump or tip rubbish

A man was ordered to pay more than £1,000 for fly-tipping after being caught dumping a car battery at Osterley Park. Waseem Ahmed Ali, of St Crispin’s Close, Southall, pleaded guilty to fly-tipping at a hearing of Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court and has been ordered to pay £1,282. He had already admitted the offence to Ealing […]

Turning a good idea into a community project

Selection of Ealing Together Fund community projects December 2022

Got an idea that might have a positive impact on your community? The council’s Ealing Together Fund is back again offering you a chance to turn that idea into a reality. The latest round of £50,000 funding is due to open up to submissions on 6 March. The last round, in October, resulted in a […]

Homes for Ukrainian families: Can you help?

Ukrainian flag made of blue and yellow cut-out paper hearts

Ealing Council is seeking more local people to act as hosts for Ukrainian refugees, with a big shortage of suitable local hosts to house the families still arriving from the war-torn country. Ealing already hosts the second highest number of Ukrainian guests of all London boroughs and, as the war in Ukraine continues, around 15 […]

Plans set out for funding crucial council services

Ealing Town Hall

Proposals to fund crucial council services for the next financial year and beyond have been published and will be discussed first by Ealing’s cabinet and then at a meeting of all councillors in March. Here for you when you need help “Although we’re having to make tough decisions again this year, thanks to global economic […]

New plans for a better Gurnell Leisure Centre

Gurnell Leisure Centre - aerial view

This story was updated on 23 February 2023 Ealing Council’s cabinet has approved initial plans for a new 50-metre, Olympic-sized swimming pool and fitness studio to replace Gurnell Leisure Centre. Under the new plan, the new Gurnell would see the range of fitness and wellbeing facilities significantly expanded, ensuring that it meets modern standards. The […]

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