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10 Feb 2020

Learning new habits in victory over plastic

“I think it is amazing that the school is trying to use less plastic,” said Arshpreet, a year 8 pupil at Featherstone High – …

6 Feb 2020

Taking a shine to clean energy with Solar Together

You might be able to join more than 200 local homeowners who have installed solar panels on their homes to get ‘clean’ electricity – …

5 Feb 2020

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 …

5 Feb 2020

Looking for ideas for issues to put under scrutiny

Ealing Council’s scrutiny team is asking for ideas as it decides which important local topics should be put under the microscope in the year …

4 Feb 2020

Planting the seed of an idea or two for your garden

Do you ever plant seeds in your garden or in flower pots at home? Or would you like to know how to, and perhaps …

4 Feb 2020

Child-like bollards boost road safety at school

These bollards shaped like small children have been installed outside a local school’s main entrance to grab the attention of motorists and make it …

3 Feb 2020

Pizza, ping-pong and praise for young carers project

“Too often, young carers can feel socially isolated and invisible,” said Kathryn Sobczak – who was a former young carer herself but now runs …

31 Jan 2020

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 …

29 Jan 2020

Beware of cowboy builders and doorstep fraudsters

Most people who call at your home will be genuine. However, sometimes they are not. The council has received reports of ‘cowboy builders’ and …

28 Jan 2020

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 …

23 Jan 2020

Blazing a trail for why apprentices really work

“Apprentices get real work, training to get the skills companies really want, and a guaranteed salary. And employers are able to mould passionate talent …