local history

1 Dec 2019

Did trunk discovered in shed belong to local war ace?

A trunk seemingly belonging to a local First World War hero with a remarkable tale has been uncovered in someone’s garden. And the public …

1 Nov 2019

Ealing in 50 buildings – win a copy of new book

A new book takes readers on a tour of the borough through the tales surrounding 50 of its most significant buildings. Written by borough …

22 Oct 2019

Footballer visits school to talk about diversity

A primary school’s celebration of Black History Month included a visit from a footballer who grew up nearby. Brentford FC defender Dominic Thompson went …

21 Oct 2019

Lunatics and Geordies: A football club’s history

Hanwell Town Football Club will celebrate its centenary in 2020 and the club historian, Colm Hickey, gives an account of the history of the …

27 Sep 2019

Black history: From ancient Egypt to modern success

Ealing Council’s libraries are working in collaboration with Black History Studies to present a series of three talks that are all free to attend …

9 Aug 2019

Evacuation of children from Ealing in 1939

Concerns about aerial bombing if the Second World War broke out led to plans being drawn up for the evacuation of children from London …

20 Jun 2019

Ealing’s link to the first flight across the Atlantic

Last week (14-15 June) marked a significant date in aviation: The 100-year anniversary of the first ever non-stop flight over the Atlantic. It was …

6 Jun 2019

D-Day: ‘The hour so long awaited has come’

With the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy that ushered in a long and hard-fought, but ultimately successful, ending to the Second …

10 Apr 2019

Libraries: A story of more than books

Ealing’s libraries were born more than 130 years ago thanks to local people wanting to do something good for their neighbours and fellow residents, …

6 Mar 2019

The great women of Gunnersbury

To mark International Women’s Month, Gunnersbury Park and Museum is hosting two talks – and a tour – this Saturday (9 March) on women …

2 Mar 2019

European refugees in Ealing during the last century

London’s population has always been one of comings and goings and migration and immigration; but in the last century, Ealing welcomed a number of …

22 Feb 2019

Have your say on libraries and children’s centres

Ealing Council has launched two public consultations on proposed changes to their library and children’s centre services. Residents have until Friday, 17 May to …

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local history

Did trunk discovered in shed belong to local war ace?

Ealing in 50 buildings – win a copy of new book

Footballer visits school to talk about diversity

Lunatics and Geordies: A football club’s history

Black history: From ancient Egypt to modern success

Evacuation of children from Ealing in 1939

Ealing’s link to the first flight across the Atlantic

D-Day: ‘The hour so long awaited has come’

Libraries: A story of more than books

The great women of Gunnersbury

European refugees in Ealing during the last century

Have your say on libraries and children’s centres

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