Street light charging for your car
Did you know there are now more than 60 street light charging points for electric vehicles installed into lampposts across...
Coronavirus cases low here but we must be careful
As I say in my latest video (above), coronavirus cases in Ealing this week remain very low - up to...
Meeting the climate emergency challenge
Becoming carbon neutral by 2030 is no easy task, but that is exactly the challenge that Ealing Council has set...
Outdoor gyms and playgrounds to reopen
Playgrounds, outdoor gyms and other games equipment in the borough’s parks are set to reopen from Saturday morning (4 July),...
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods planned for the borough
Ealing Council has secured more than £400,000 of funding from Transport for London (TfL) to introduce nine Low Traffic Neighbourhoods...
Patrolling parks to cut litter
The council is increasing the amount of enforcement officers patrolling parks to ensure that irresponsible individuals who leave their litter...
More safer cycling plans for Ealing
New, safer cycling measures for the borough have been announced by Ealing Council. This includes the introduction of segregated cycle...
Parking update for the borough
A parking update has been issued by Ealing Council, now that the UK has begun easing out of lockdown, some...
The school run could be better walking or wheeling
The school run is could provide a perfect opportunity for children to learn about their local area, develop wider social...
Help keep our parks safe and litter free
Residents are urged to keep the borough’s parks litter free following the further easing of some lockdown restrictions by the...
Gunnersbury Park Café fire: joint statement
In the early hours of this morning (29 May 2020) eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters were called to...
Statement on schools reopening in Ealing
I have issued a statement on schools reopening, writes council leader Julian Bell. Leader of the council, Councillor Julian Bell,...