Features
HIV support service aims to build on success story
People living with, and affected by, HIV in our borough receive a wide range of support services to help them...
Christmas bin dates and festive ‘hacks’ to be green
Christmas may be the most wonderful time of the year, but an indulgent festive season is not just sometimes bad...
Fishing for carp…in the park
Fishing may not be a pastime you would expect to be able to try your hand at in your local...
What is planning permission? Do you need it?
Whether you are thinking of carrying out some work on your home, or considering developing or changing the use of...
Climate emergency – meeting the challenge
Ealing Council is continuing its efforts to meet the climate emergency by taking further steps to become more environmentally-friendly, reduce...
Keeping vulnerable people safe
It is national Safeguarding Adults Week (18-22 November), which aims to raise awareness of the need to keep vulnerable adults...
New energy company for Londoners
More than a million people are living in fuel poverty in London – the highest number since records began. A...
Gunnersbury Park’s new pitches in a league of their own
Gunnersbury Park is going top of the league when it comes to football facilities with the opening in the new...
Junior Travel Ambassadors fun day
This autumn pupils came together from across the borough to learn about road safety and to train to become Junior...
Acton Unframed and the art of a great community project
Artists, businesses and the local community have come together to launch Acton Unframed – an ambitious grassroots project to bring...
‘Teaching course put me on course for a career’
“I felt very professional by the end of the course. It gives you that edge,” said a resident who has...
Even more schools to become travel STARS
This autumn, 10 more schools joined up to the borough’s STARS programme, bringing the total of accredited schools up to...