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7 Feb 2019

Championing equality and asking questions through art

Young artists, film-makers and equality champions from Acton came together to create a hard-hitting piece of art discussing racism – and it was exhibited …

7 Feb 2019

In it to win it: Ealing Half Marathon 2018 Schools Challenge winner

The Ealing Half Marathon has become a firm fixture of local life each September; but did you know about the enormous amount of work …

6 Feb 2019

Football club takeover by team of children

Brentford FC’s first ever Community Takeover Day saw children taking on special roles for The Bees’ Sky Bet Championship victory over Blackburn Rovers this …

5 Feb 2019

Renewal of older and disabled persons Freedom Pass

On 31 March 2019 passes for more than 40,500 older people and 6,500 disabled people will expire and must be renewed in order for the …

4 Feb 2019

Mini travel guides point the way to staying active

It is important to get around the borough safely. And it is important to stay physically active to remain healthy. School pupils from across …

1 Feb 2019

Counting the cost of fly-tipping

Dealing with unsightly and illegal rubbish dumping makes a big dent in Ealing Council’s budget. It wastes money that could be spent on other …

1 Feb 2019

Electric vehicles update council fleet

As part of the borough’s transport strategy, Ealing Council is updating its fleet of diesel vehicles to electric aiming to reach the target of …

30 Jan 2019

On the rise: Hill points the way for other parks

Community events, freshly-grown vegetables and woodland walks are just a few things that have sprung up at Horsenden Hill over the last couple of …

29 Jan 2019

Project charts Southall’s rising up from troubled times

This April will mark the 40th anniversary of the Southall riots and an exhibition called Southall Rising is being held in the town to …

28 Jan 2019

Mastcraft submits planning permission for Ealing Town Hall

Mastcraft has submitted its planning application for the Ealing Town Hall development. People have until 26 February to submit comments on the proposals. They …

28 Jan 2019

Foodbank providing lifeline to those in crisis

“We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry,” said the manager of the local foodbank offering emergency food and …

25 Jan 2019

Bloom for one more, for your garden

Across the borough, more than 10,000 green-fingered residents already benefit from the council’s garden waste service – and even occasional gardeners can get great …

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