Home > News > Page 26

News

11 Jul 2024

Have your say on plans to boost the borough’s economy after 6pm

Ealing Council is asking residents, businesses, and workers for their views on its new draft strategy for the borough’s economy after 6pm. A consultation …

10 Jul 2024

Refreshed leadership at Ealing Council

Following the general election last week, Ealing Council Leader Peter Mason has today (Wednesday 10 July) announced new roles in the council’s cabinet. Councillor …

10 Jul 2024

Helping others with old phones

Do you have old phones, tablets or laptops that you’ve updated and replaced, but the originals are taking up drawer space because you’re unsure …

10 Jul 2024

Seen, heard and valued

‘Do you see me?’ was the theme for Learning Disability Week 2024, highlighting that people with a learning disability should be seen, heard, valued, …

9 Jul 2024

Getting tougher on litter and fly-tipping

Ealing has joined forces with 2 other councils to improve how everyday problems like litter and fly-tipping are tackled, to help clean up our …

8 Jul 2024

War veteran’s 100th birthday celebrations

A centenarian has celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by friends and family at Age UK Ealing’s wellbeing day centre. Charlie Hatfield, who has lived …

5 Jul 2024

Election: results of the borough’s votes

Each of the borough’s 3 parliamentary seats were won by the Labour Party following yesterday’s (Thursday 4 July) general election. The results were announced …

3 Jul 2024

The London Living Wage is good for business

Ealing Council and its partners in the borough’s Living Wage Action Group are holding a free event next week to celebrate the borough’s commitment …

3 Jul 2024

Celebrating our heroes on Armed Forces Day – in pictures

Ex-servicemen and women, young cadets and families joined the Mayor of Ealing, Councillor Yvonne Johnson and the Deputy Lieutenant Richard Kornicki to mark Armed …

3 Jul 2024

Voting checklist for the 2024 general election

Tomorrow, 4 July, the polling stations will open at 7am for voting in the 2024 general election. Here’s a voting checklist of some key …

2 Jul 2024

Could you be a private foster carer and not know it?

Are you private fostering? Are you or someone you know, looking after a friend or relative’s child for 28 days or more? If you …

1 Jul 2024

New vision for active travel in Northolt

Work has started on a £1.3million highways project in Northolt, which will see a range of improvements including dedicated 2-way cycle tracks, shared footpaths, …

Translate »