Get on track for some BMX fitness
Lots of people cycle to get fit and active but not many people consider jumping on a BMX track to...
Get Moving: ‘Once you stop, everything stops’
“As a child I was always the last to be picked for any sports teams, however now I would like...
New scheme to protect young people with food allergies
Feeling different is never easy, but for some young people with food allergies it is having worrying implications that are threatening...
Do you use Uxbridge Road? Help to improve it
Ealing Council and charity Sustrans have teamed-up to produce a survey on Uxbridge Road and are asking residents to have...
Ealing charity RISE to host open evening for residents
A service helping people to battle drug habits and drinking problems is having an open evening to show residents the...
New BID aims to revitalise Acton
Acton will soon be getting a new Business Improvement District (BID) to revitalise the area and help local businesses to...
‘How a job club changed my life’
“My husband put me in contact with the work club and that was the day that my life changed,” said...
Poundland pays a pretty penny for hygiene offences
National discount retail chain, Poundland has been hit with a fine of over £165,000 for food safety failures in its...
Join over 1800 local households and save money on solar panels
More than 1,800 households across the borough have registered for Solar Together London, a council-backed scheme that can save you...
Top honours awarded at 2018 Ealing Sports Awards
Local sporting heroes were crowned victorious last week at the annual Ealing Sports Awards. Run in partnership between Ealing Council...
Inaugural jobs fair a major success
Ealing’s first Jobs and Skills Fair saw more than 800 hundred interested residents visit the town hall to speak with...
Ealing receives three national awards
Two estates in Hanwell and South Acton have been awarded at national competitions highlighting the high quality of housing and...