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22 Jul 2026

Green flag success for 25 parks

Ealing Council has been awarded 25 prestigious Green Flags for its much-loved parks, proving that it has some of the best green spaces in …

21 Jul 2026

Cooking up better council homes

“It’s great to have lots of choices,” said Fiona, who will soon benefit from a whole new kitchen and bathroom at her council home. …

20 Jul 2026

HMOs: what do you think?

Residents, tenants, landlords, businesses, and community groups are being invited to give their views on the future of licensing HMOs in the borough. Ealing …

18 Jul 2026

Get in the running to win a race prize

The award-winning Ealing Half Marathon is returning once again to the town’s streets and parks in September – and we have a race place and …

17 Jul 2026

BAFTA win for local talent

“For me, winning the BAFTA means a lot personally,” said poet, writer and now award-winning filmmaker Dean Atta back in his old stomping ground …

16 Jul 2026

Thousands of free summer holiday activity places

Children and young people can enjoy free activities, healthy meals and new experiences over the school summer holidays. Check if your family is eligible. …

15 Jul 2026

Get ready for the Summer Reading Challenge

The Summer Reading Challenge for children is back at libraries around the borough. Children aged between 4 and 11 years old are invited to dive into books and …

14 Jul 2026

New Gen: showcasing rising young talent

Dance battles, DJs, live music and much more will hit the stage when the New Gen festival return to Walpole Park this summer. The …

13 Jul 2026

Bright future is on track

“My internship has opened my eyes to what actually goes on at work and given me more experience and stability.” This is what Luca, …

11 Jul 2026

Feel-good festival vibes: win tickets

Ealing Summer Festivals promises another vibrant season of live music, laughter and community spirit in the heart of the borough — and we’ve got …

10 Jul 2026

Discover your options after Year 11

Whether you’re waiting for GCSE results or preparing to begin Year 11 in September, it’s never too early to start thinking about your post-16 …

9 Jul 2026

Crackdown on troublemakers

Council officers and police are stamping down on antisocial behaviour across the borough in response to concerns raised by residents. During Antisocial Behaviour Awareness …

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