Can you be the governor?
School governors can transform the lives of children and young people by improving educational standards. If you are interested in being...
Preparing for Brexit
Ealing is home to people from all over the world who make a huge contribution to the borough, including 55,000...
New 20mph zones to be trialled
Ealing Council has announced plans for a new 20 mile-per-hour (mph) speed limit in a series of locations across the...
Success in the courts
Ealing Council’s food and workplace safety team have recently had two successful court prosecutions against Park Royal ‘shisha lounges’. On...
Owners of empty properties will see their council tax double
At Ealing's full council meeting last night (26 February 2019) a proposal to charge people with empty properties 100% more...
Consultation on ward boundary changes
The Local Government Boundary Commission is looking for the views of Ealing residents on proposed ward boundary changes. The commission’s...
Championing equality and asking questions through art
Young artists, film-makers and equality champions from Acton came together to create a hard-hitting piece of art discussing racism -...
Renewal of older and disabled persons Freedom Pass
On 31 March 2019 passes for more than 40,500 older people and 6,500 disabled people will expire and must be renewed...
Torn from home – Holocaust Memorial Day 2019
Ealing Council’s annual service to mark Holocaust Memorial Day will this year be held at William Perkin High School. On Friday,...
Caring for the future
A couple who have been fostering for Ealing since 2012, have been named Ealing Council’s Foster Carers of the Year,...
Turning red for World AIDS Day 2018
Ealing Town Hall will be lit red on Saturday, 1 December, demonstrating Ealing Council’s support for World AIDS Day. Sexual...
It’s spooky at Hanwell Zoo
There will be no tricks - only treats at Hanwell Zoo over the half term period (20 -28 October) so...
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