Borough decides: Local election results
The Labour Party has retained control over Ealing Council after winning a majority of seats in the local election yesterday (3 May). It secured 57 of the 69 seats and will control the council for the next four years. Residents voted for councillors to represent the area of the borough they live in, their ‘ward’. […]
Win a book and maybe start a new career
Desperate to start a new career, open a shop or start a business? A local entrepreneur and author tells us how she quit her job to begin a new life and then wrote a book about it – and how you could do the same. And, what is more, we have five copies of the […]
‘The audience is in for a good one – we promise’
When the Hanwell Hootie returns on Saturday, 12 May there will be an incredible line-up of 90 bands to choose from, as we told you in our insider’s guide. One of those bands, Morrissey and Marshall, tell us we should make it our business to go and watch them play… How would you describe your sound, […]
There are 101 reasons to vote on Thursday…
…at the very least. The local elections 2018 are being held on Thursday (3 May) and your vote counts. Here is all you need to know to get yourself prepared. When you vote you will decide who is elected on to Ealing Council. A list of candidates standing in the elections for your area can be viewed […]
The insider’s guide to the Hanwell Hootie
There is so much to choose from at the sixth Hanwell Hootie this year – and here is a guide on how to make the most of London’s biggest free, one-day music festival on Saturday, 12 May; including the lowdown on some of the bands and a full line-up to view. The Viaduct Meadow A […]
Still time to enter our photo competition
You have until next Friday (4 May) to enter the latest Seasons of Ealing photo competition. By showing off something great in our borough your picture could be printed in Around Ealing magazine and shown off on Ealing News Extra website. Following on from the great images we received for our autumn and winter competitions, […]
Stuck with a big problem? Time for a bulky takeaway
About to have a spring clean at home? Got an unwanted bed, sofa or freezer you do not know how to get rid of? Let the council’s bulky waste collection service take the strain. Ealing Council provides a bulky items collection service for your unwanted furniture, from tables to armchairs; white goods like washing machines or […]
Another award for medal-winning Ealing Half
Ealing Half Marathon’s position as one of the best half marathons in the UK has been confirmed for the fifth year running after it picked up yet another national award. Last night (Thursday) it was awarded silver at the national Running Awards in the ‘best half marathon 5,000 or more participants’ category. It won gold […]
Enjoying the great outdoors
Spring is arriving and the borough’s array of beautiful parks and green spaces are great places to get outdoors and get moving – whether walking, jogging or using outdoor gym equipment. Regular activity reduces the risk of suffering serious health conditions and improves the chance of living a longer. A healthier lifestyle can also improve […]
Cheese festival is back
London’s cheesiest food festival, We Love Cheese, is back in Ealing this Sunday (22 April). Stalls packed with local produce will be gathered at Dickens Yard in central Ealing (W5 2XA) from 11am until 4pm. It is free to turn up and visitors will find the likes of Raclette Brothers with their traditional alpine fare, […]
Sport a great way to stay fit for life
There are many local sports sessions aimed at people aged over 50. It is never too late to take up a sport or give something a try. “It’s a brilliant way to meet people, have some fun and stay fit,” explained Pamela Comley who, at 74, plays short tennis twice a week. Perivale Community Centre […]
Helped to avoid homelessness
Ealing has one of the best records in the country for preventing homelessness. However, it is still a significant problem across London. People become homeless for lots of different reasons. Social issues, relationship breakdowns and health problems are just some of the causes. You may have read our interview with a volunteer from homelessness charity […]