Features
Looking after public spaces
David Highton is the chairman of West Ealing Neighbours, a residents’ group which, among other things, is working hard to...
Let’s all go…to the manor reborn
You can get a first-hand look at the spectacular interior of Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery, and see some internationally-renowned art,...
Ealing Sports Awards are back
“The nomination process isn’t hard. Just say what you do and why you love it,” said Chris Smith, secretary at...
Paw patrol sniffing out ways to help
Charles is an English springer spaniel and a drug detection dog. He is part of a team patrolling our parks,...
Learning skills at work
Local businesses and employers are reaping the rewards of their staff learning new skills by attending vocational courses in Ealing....
How Nicko is using his skills to serve others
A Northolt resident is using his sporting prowess as a platform for helping others. Nicko Anderson, 23, reached the heady...
‘I really love being alive’ – the survivor with a positive drive
It was Children’s Mental Health Week in February; and school students were told a true tale of how resilience and...
Success builds at construction academy
The next generation of local tradespeople are learning valuable construction experience at one of the borough’s biggest regeneration projects. Recent...
Youth travel ambassadors lead the way on active travel
As part of the council’s Get Moving campaign, cycling, walking or scooting is highly recommended – especially when taking short...
A novel way to run a library
Community managed libraries would be a new idea for Ealing, but there are as many as 400 across the country....
Energy monsters belong in the past, thanks to scheme
A council scheme has helped local companies bite into their monstrous energy bills and slash their carbon footprint by the...
Help pick the scrutiny topics for 2019/20
Residents are being asked to suggest topics for councillors to look into in the coming year. Ealing Council's scrutiny panels...