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14 Nov 2024

Choose your ‘Your Voice, Your Town’ priority

Residents are being asked to vote for their top priority for change in their neighbourhood and help to decide how funding should be used. …

14 Nov 2024

Christmas holiday fun

Bookings are now open for children to enjoy free fun activities over the school Christmas holiday. Children and young people from reception to year …

12 Nov 2024

Women succeeding in business

Graduates from a programme to help women starting out in business discovered a new-found confidence after completing the latest course. Last week, the third …

11 Nov 2024

Gold status for council’s support for veterans

This Armistice Day, as the world pauses to remember the lives lost during conflicts, Ealing Council’s outstanding commitment to support the armed forces community …

8 Nov 2024

New community office opens in Southall

A new community office has opened for residents of the Havelock estate in Southall, bringing together teams from across Ealing Council to offer local …

7 Nov 2024

Hefty fine for landlord who broke planning rules

A Northolt landlord has been ordered by a court to pay more than £280,000 for illegally converting his suburban semi into self-contained flats. On …

7 Nov 2024

100 more residents claim pension credit

Updated on 13 November 2024 More than 100 older people are collectively over £500,000 better off, thanks to an intervention by Ealing Council on …

30 Oct 2024

Win Dame Elizabeth’s memoir

Have you read our article on the incredible life story of Dame Elizabeth Anionwu? Want to know more about her life? Enter our competition …

29 Oct 2024

Help to secure your next job

Looking for work? Get the training and support you need to find your next job with West London Alliance’s (WLA) Skills and Work Finder. …

28 Oct 2024

Apply for community climate funding

Are you a local community organisation looking to future proof your premises? If so, you can apply for funding of up to £10,000 to …

25 Oct 2024

Anti-racism: ‘Standing up against injustice’

A creative display of pupils’ artwork and literature was showcased at a special anti-racism exhibition at Stanhope Primary School on Monday (21 October). To …

25 Oct 2024

More than a cinema

A former disused library that was transformed into an independent cinema run by the community is celebrating its third anniversary this month. Act One …

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