Thirsty work sees new fountains installed
Ealing received the very first two fountains in a network of more than 100 new drinking water fountains for London....
Could you help put local services under scrutiny?
Groups will be meeting regularly again this year at Ealing Council to hear evidence on key subjects ranging from education...
Comedians come back for more as festivals roll on
After the opening nights of the Ealing Comedy Festival last week, the fun and laughter is back as three more...
You don’t have to run to be in the half marathon…
On the last Sunday in September the borough’s streets will once again be filled with crowds as around 7,000 people...
Jazz up your summer with a stellar cast of musicians
We are just two weeks from the 2019 Ealing Jazz Festival, featuring the legendary Cymande alongside rising icons Ruby Rushton...
Raise a glass to the Ealing Beer Festival
Fancy sampling one or two glasses of more than 500 varieties of real ale? The Ealing Beer Festival opens today...
Knife crime: ‘How can this pain be glamourised?’
A group of school pupils have ‘made a stand’ against knife crime by making a music video to tackle the...
Time to get a dose of the summer blues
Ealing Blues Festival is fast approaching. The line-up for this year features the cult beatbox bluesman Son of Dave, the...
Get moving and get training for Ealing Half Marathon
Each year, many people use the award-winning Ealing Half Marathon in September as a goal and inspiration to #GetMoving. Whether...
Competition: Give it your best shot
You have until almost the end of July to get involved in our latest photography competition. Not only could you...
Exhibition on Perceval House redevelopment
Ealing Council’s development partner Galliford Try is hosting a public exhibition tomorrow (Saturday, 29 June) to highlight plans for the...
Tenth local school gets solar power through ‘fantastic scheme’
Perivale Primary School was named as the 50th school to have a solar panel system installed through the School’s Energy...