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19 Feb 2021

The Easy Project: Helping young people overcome substance misuse

The EASY Project is a free and confidential service to help young people with personal substance misuse problems – providing one-to-one support that you …

19 Feb 2021

Got an idea for a Future Ealing?

Do you have an idea to improve the local area or to do something good in the community? Well, the council wants to help …

18 Feb 2021

Volunteers asked to rise up for research project

Do you like research? Are you interested in local history? Volunteers are needed to help the borough’s library service put together an exhibition to …

12 Feb 2021

Financial support for families in need over half term

Local families on low incomes will again get a helping hand this half term in the form of vouchers and grants to support them …

11 Feb 2021

Safe zone outside Ealing clinic to remain

The council has decided a safe zone around a clinic in Ealing should continue to be in place until at least 2024. The Mattock …

28 Jan 2021

Introducing Ealing’s Race Equality Commission

Ealing Council has announced 12 commissioners for the borough’s new independent Race Equality Commission, selected from a range of backgrounds and ages, to reflect …

17 Dec 2020

Lord Woolley to lead new equality commission

Lord Simon Woolley has been appointed as chairperson to lead Ealing’s Equality Commission. Lord Woolley will be joined by Councillor Joanna Camadoo-Rothwell, who will …

11 Dec 2020

Ealing Together – Helping local people this winter

Ealing Together are helping local people in need this winter. You can support this work by making a donation. Ealing Together is a service …

3 Dec 2020

Consultation on the Mattock Lane Safe Zone

A consultation is currently under way on whether or not the Mattock Lane Safe Zone public spaces protection order (PSPO) should be extended beyond …

26 Nov 2020

Renaming Southall road after Guru Nanak

Ealing Council has announced the renaming of part of Havelock Road in Southall to Guru Nanak Road. Following the decision by cabinet on 14 …

24 Nov 2020

Time to apply for primary school places

If your child was born between 1 September 2016 and 31 August 2017, he or she will be due to start primary school in …

20 Nov 2020

Avoiding the ‘cliff edge’ for rough sleepers

“The impact of homelessness on our community is really quite immense”, according to Father Gerard Mitchell. As someone who works every day to support …

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