25 Aug 2016 News Carving a trail across the hill You may have noticed the new Gruffalo trail snaking across Horsenden Hill for children to chase along, finding characters as they go. But ever …
12 Aug 2016 News Take your best shot If you love taking photos, or are always whipping out your smartphone or camera and snapping away, then try showing off your skills by …
27 Jun 2016 News Park rangers: Could you help on James’s patch? James Morton is one of the six park rangers who look after our borough’s open spaces, and work to preserve the plants and wildlife …
9 Jun 2016 News Win comedy tickets Andy Parsons takes his biting satire to the stage at the Ealing Comedy Festival in July – and you could win tickets to one …
7 Jun 2016 News Footgolf: A hole lot of fun There is a good chance you have played football before; and you may have had a go at golf. But have you ever heard …
2 Jun 2016 News Conservation classroom success Being able to educate young people and local residents about nature and conservation has been a priority for the team at the Litten Nature …
25 May 2016 News Watch out for these caterpillars With the weather warming up and the days getting longer, it is the time of year when most of us get outdoors to enjoy …
11 Feb 2016 News Larger than life art in the park The snipe, barn owl and great bustard have appeared as larger than life art on walls around the capital, including the animal centre in …
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 – …
15 Jan 2016 Local history Soane’s Ealing legacy Pitzhanger Manor has been closed as part of a large project to restore it to its former Regency-era glories – inspired by its most …
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 …
16 Nov 2015 Local history Who was Susan Smee? Well, she was a rather unusual and special woman for her time: Acton’s first female councillor – and first woman mayor. Yet, there is …
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 …