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17 Nov 2017

Alcohol: Do you know your numbers?

With the party season almost upon us, it is easy to get swept up in the moment and drink more than we normally would. …

15 Nov 2017

More financial pain as government funding hits record low

Ealing Council’s cabinet meeting heard last night (Tuesday, 14 November) that the budget gap the authority will need to close over the next four …

15 Nov 2017

Surviving the pain of domestic abuse

“Being abused is such a lonely place to be. It affects you every day; even now my confidence can be shaken just by someone …

13 Nov 2017

Back a winner and nominate a local hero in the sports awards

Does someone at a local sports club deserve some recognition? Here is your chance to give it to them because nominations are already open …

10 Nov 2017

Cultural influencers highlight Ealing’s diversity

Artists and organisations that already help shape the local cultural landscape have been heavily supporting the council’s bid to become Borough of Culture 2019 …

10 Nov 2017

Christmas is coming…and here is what to do locally

Christmas starts at home, and there will be so much happening on your doorstep in the next few weeks – from fairs to seasonal …

9 Nov 2017

Ealing welcomes the new London Living Wage week rate

Ealing Council is welcoming the increase in UK and London rates announced by the Living Wage Foundation as part of Living Wage Week (November …

9 Nov 2017

Zoo looking for wild ideas for time capsule

Hanwell Zoo is looking for your help with ideas and donations of items to place in a time capsule that will aim to capture …

8 Nov 2017

Silence, remembrance and revisiting stories

A two-minute silence will, as ever, take place on Armistice Day at 11am this Saturday (11 November) – echoing the so-called ‘eleventh hour of …

7 Nov 2017

A ‘photo finish’ in close competition sees snail win

This beautiful image of a snail was the winner of our first Seasons of Ealing photo competition after hundreds of you voted for your …

6 Nov 2017

Community projects get a sweet deal

“A local space that involves the whole community in producing organic honey together with grapes, apples, pears, plums and cherries from a heritage orchard.” …