Ealing’s Council works to close budget gap
The government has cut Ealing Council’s funding by 64%. This means that for every pound that the council used to...
Ealing Council begins to reshape services as it warns of difficult decisions ahead
Ealing Council’s cabinet will meet next week (Tuesday 11 December) to discuss proposals to close a £57 million gap in...
Let’s talk about Ealing’s future
Ealing Council’s top team is on the road this summer to talk to local people about Future Ealing and how...
Local history discovered during clear out
As plans progress to redevelop the council’s Perceval House site in Uxbridge Road, its staff have been preparing for the...
Have your say on cleaner air
Air quality in the capital is a serious health issue. In 2010 alone, the deaths of nearly 400 Ealing residents...
Air quality matters
I visited one of the most polluted spots in the borough this week to talk about air quality and what...
Ealing’s new cinema gets underway
Councillor Julian Bell, leader of Ealing Council, joined Tony Pidgley, chair of the Berkeley Group, and Holly Smallman, from Picturehouse...
Busking around the Christmas tree
Ealing Council wants to hear from talented musicians and performers interested in busking during the lead up to Christmas. Whether...
Could Ealing emulate Copenhagen?
A Danish cycling expert paid a visit to the borough last week as Ealing Council stated its ambition to make...
Going underground in the Crossrail tunnels
The leader of Ealing Council, Councillor Julian Bell, visited Crossrail tunnels under Tottenham Court Road on Tuesday, 13 September. He...
A new life for your old green box
From Monday, 6 June most residents in the borough will be switching to wheelie bins for their rubbish and recycling...
‘It’s not hard to do the right thing’
The way rubbish and recycling is collected in the borough will change in the spring. Most households will receive two...
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