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27 Nov 2025

‘I didn’t know I had HIV’

On Monday 1 December, Ealing Council will fly its World Aids Day flag above Perceval House and the building will be lit up red …

26 Nov 2025

Hitting the brakes on abandoned vehicles

Ealing Council has increased its crackdown to remove abandoned and untaxed vehicles from council housing estates in the borough, following a recent towing operation …

26 Nov 2025

Conserving the borough’s unique character

Extra planning oversight will preserve a series of local neighbourhoods for generations to come, after a borough-wide review of conservation areas. Ealing Council has …

26 Nov 2025

Branching out: Pear Tree Park Bistro opens

Planning a trip to Pear Tree Park? You will find a new and inviting bistro where visitors can relax, unwind and enjoy a range …

26 Nov 2025

Celebrating excellence in construction

The borough’s top construction employers, developers and outstanding staff were celebrated at a special awards ceremony. The Ealing Construction Awards showcased the achievements of …

26 Nov 2025

Recognising outstanding foster carers

A Northolt couple who ‘changed a child’s world’ have been awarded Ealing Council’s Foster Carer of the Year award. Anna and Jacek Kobryn were honoured at the council’s annual awards ceremony …

26 Nov 2025

Love sport? Fancy a go at cricket? Get free coaching

Sporty pupils can join a free cricket coaching programme starting in January. Open to all abilities, aged 11–15 in the borough, the sessions are …

19 Nov 2025

Speak up to end violence against women and girls

White Ribbon Day is on Tuesday 25 November and it marks the start of a series of activities across the borough led by the Safer Ealing Partnership. White Ribbon Day supports the international …

19 Nov 2025

Help to grow your business

A new jobs and skills service from Ealing Council will help businesses to find local talent. The Ealing Borough Apprenticeship Scheme (EBAS) has been …

18 Nov 2025

Making space for start-ups

The small businesses, start-ups, and entrepreneurs which between them account for 99% of the borough’s economy are facing increasing rents. Some are being forced …

18 Nov 2025

Hefty court fine for butcher’s shop

The owner of a butchers in Ealing Common has been ordered to pay more than £50,000 after a member of staff suffered a life-changing …

17 Nov 2025

Stricter rules for thousands of homes

Landlords now face tougher rules if they want to convert family homes into rented rooms, after Ealing Council tightened planning controls. The council has …

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