27 Sep 2018 Local history | News Black History Month: Early records October is national Black History Month and a talk being given at a local library will look at the earliest records of black and …
15 Sep 2018 Local history First World War: Women and the war Women were debarred from serving in the armed forces in any capacity in the First World War, writes Dr Jonathan Oates. However, there was …
1 Sep 2018 Local history First World War: Air raids The invention of the zeppelins and aeroplanes meant that war could be carried on from the air as well as land and sea. Civilian …
7 Aug 2018 Local history | News Remembering a local hero for his ‘conspicuous bravery’ On 13 August a paving stone will be laid in Spencer Road, Acton W3 commemorating the Victoria Cross awarded to local hero Robert Spall …
1 Aug 2018 Local history First World War: Refugees As we draw closer to the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, in November, we will run a series of …
2 Jul 2018 Local history A century of suffrage in Ealing: Fact and fiction 100 years on It is often said that 1918 marked a milestone in suffrage, as the year when some British women first had the right to vote …
4 Jun 2018 Local history Acton Gazette and the Ripper The recent publicity given to a postcard sent in the autumn of 1888 to Ealing Police Station and signed ‘Jack the Ripper’ reminded borough …
3 Apr 2018 Local history Northolt’s place in RAF’s 100 years of history This April marks the centenary anniversary of the formation of the Royal Air Force (RAF). During the Second World War, one of its key …
19 Mar 2018 Local history Murder conspiracy in Ealing in 1939 Crimes of passion. Love triangles. Hiring hitmen. These are all enduring themes of films and books over the years. But all three almost came …
12 Feb 2018 Local history Holocaust: Survivors share wartime experiences Each year, Holocaust Memorial Day is marked in the borough in late January, as it is around the world. Last week, as Melanie Silver …
7 Feb 2018 Local history The adventures of an Ealing lecturer Following on from our serialisation of an Ealing man’s 1930s diary, Dr Jonathan Oates looks at another local man’s life experiences of the same …
23 Jan 2018 Leisure & culture | News Gunnersbury Park soon to be sporting a new look Gunnersbury Park is entering a new era as ambitious plans for brand new sports facilities and painstakingly restored heritage are nearing fruition. Work to …
19 Aug 2026 News | Staying safe Pub was infested with bed bugs and cockroaches A Southall pub and its director have been ordered by a court to pay almost £17,000 after admitting a series of offences involving bedbugs, …