Join the Gunnersbury team as a volunteer
If you enjoy history, horticulture, education or events, there are many volunteering opportunities at Gunnersbury Park and Museum. The spectacular...
First World War: Local heroes
Tens of thousands of local men served in the armed forces in the First World War. At least three of them were...
Expo is back to give local business a boost
Ealing's very own business expo is back to give you the chance to find out what is happening in the...
An abandoned car on the street…or is it?
Cars dumped on the borough’s streets are unsightly and inconvenient for residents – but, surprisingly, only a small percentage of...
Remembering the fallen of the First World War
Three of my relatives fought and died on the western front in the First World War. It is commonly used...
Ways of staying warm and saving money
Want to save energy and cut your fuel bills? But worried about staying warm in the winter? A free service...
Weekly market reopening in Ealing
This Saturday (6 October) sees the return of Ealing Artisan Market, the weekly event featuring artisan food producers, designers, makers...
Breeze through autumn on a bike
Cycling is a fantastic way to get around, keep fit and build exercise into your daily routine while using an...
Electric cars leading the charge for cleaner air
With new charge points for electric cars, and cheaper parking for the environmentally-friendliest cars, there has never been a better...
Offers at your leisure this autumn
There are plenty of reasons to get down to your local leisure centres this autumn but we have two more...
First World War: Tanks and Ealing
One major invention that came out of the First World War was the armoured vehicles armed with powerful guns, known...
Time has arrived to apply for primary school
If your child was born between 1 September 2014 and 31 August 2015 he or she will be due to...