Libraries: A story of more than books
Ealing’s libraries were born more than 130 years ago thanks to local people wanting to do something good for their...
Seventh Hootie to be ‘green’ as well as ‘home of loud’
London’s largest, free one-day music festival is back. On Saturday, 11 May, as many as 25,000 music fans could flock...
Follow the bunny to crack the egg trail
Watch out for the Easter bunny hiding clues in West Ealing tomorrow (Saturday, 6 April) for a special treasure trail....
Get involved at Gunnersbury
Volunteering is at the heart of Gunnersbury Park and Museum. And it gives you a great way to get involved,...
Caring for the carers – with direct support
Caring for someone you love can be difficult at times. But, with the right support, Julia is able to support...
Dates for the diary: Ealing Summer Festivals are back
Ealing Summer Festivals has announced its full programme of events for 2019, and they will be pitching up in some...
Making ends meet: Why council tax has increased
After nine years of ongoing cuts many councils are on the brink of bankruptcy and austerity is far from over....
Do you love a place? Show us and you could win a prize
Entries to our new Love Your Place photo competition are now officially open. We look forward to seeing your pictures....
Giving carers ‘freedom and more choice’
Being a carer can feel like a full-time job, and very often it is. However, Ealing Council offers people a...
How this apartment was made to feel like home again
This lovely, tidy apartment has quite a story behind it. Because, just a year ago, it looked very different. An...
Saddle-up for (spring and) summer of cycling
Whether you are a seasoned cyclist who does the daily commute on two wheels or you have not been on...
Around Ealing magazine – April/May 2019
Welcome to the April/May edition of Around Ealing magazine. This Easter there is plenty to do for all the family...