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Spotlight: building a more biodiverse borough

Increasing and protecting green spaces, wildlife and nature is at the heart of Ealing Council’s work to tackle the climate crisis. Like the rest …

The number of children receiving their first choice of secondary school in the borough continues to be higher than the London average. New figures, …

It is International Women’s Day (IWD) on Sunday 8 March, and organisations across the borough’s 7 towns will be hosting events throughout the month …

More than 2 years since a group of beavers became Greenford residents, they are making a real impact for wildlife and their human neighbours. …

A total of £31,000 has been granted to 4 organisations in the borough to boost community‑led efforts to tackle the climate crisis. Ealing Council’s …

Ealing Council’s plan to create a regional park has moved a step closer, thanks to a new partnership formed across west London to help …

Learning English can open doors in ways that go far beyond the classroom. Whether you are new to the borough or have lived here …

The owner of a Southall butchers has been fined after the discovery of an infestation of mice and insects. At Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court …

Get ready to swap, drop-off, and repair everyday items at a special event in Acton this weekend, as part of London Repair Week. From …

You don’t need a garden to make space for nature. From balconies to windowsills, tiny patios to community corners, every little patch can help …

More and more often, residents and community groups are now working alongside Ealing Council’s teams to design services to make sure they are fair, …

A food manufacturer has been ordered to pay a huge fine after admitting to more than 20 safety failures. Acton-based company Limasole Ltd, trading …

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