12 Feb 2016 News Can you think like a burglar? This video takes you on a walkthrough around a local home, giving you tips on how to secure your home better. The council’s safer …
18 Jan 2016 News Project proves river love runs deep A group of volunteers slipped on their wellies and got their hands dirty to help clean up an area of the River Brent – …
26 Nov 2015 News Litten: Nature’s gift It feels like you are being transported into a secret garden when you walk through the gate of the Litten Nature Reserve, reports Neelum …
22 Nov 2015 Around Ealing Around Ealing magazine – Winter 2015/16 The nights have closed in; the festive lights are appearing; text messages are typed with numbed fingers; journeys home seem to take that little …
19 Nov 2015 Local history Quiz: How is your local knowledge? Have a go at our quiz and see how much you know on local history. Dr Jonathan Oates, the borough archivist and Around Ealing …
17 Nov 2015 Local history First World War: The local war years, 1914-18 Originally serialised by us between August 2014 and March 2015, in five instalments, to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, we …
11 Nov 2015 Local history Second World War: ‘We never saw our parents again’ On 27 January 2015 it will be the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi’s nefarious Auschwitz concentration camp. A tree is planted …
4 Nov 2015 Local history The human face of war A two-minute silence will be held on the steps of Ealing Town Hall to mark Armistice Day on Wednesday, 11 November at 11am. The …
1 Nov 2015 Local history An obscure little river? Is that what you think of Ealing’s river, the River Brent, asks borough archivist Dr Jonathan Oates? It flows through Greenford and Hanwell before …
30 Oct 2015 Local history What’s in a name? Our town’s origins Our borough has reached a milestone. It was 45 years ago when, in 1965, the old boroughs of Ealing, Acton and Southall were abolished. …
21 Oct 2015 Local history The art of democracy To mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta, an exhibition is being held in libraries across the borough. The exhibition opened in June with …
20 Oct 2015 Local history When the Olympics were on our doorstep This summer, London will make Olympic history by becoming the first city to host the Games for a third time, Dr Martin Polley writes. …
4 May 2026 Local history 100 years of Gunnersbury Park Borough archivist Dr Jonathan Oates marks the centenary of Gunnersbury Park with a look back at the local landmark’s origins and history. It was …