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18+ this weekend get your vaccine
This weekend residents that are 18 years of age or older can get their first vaccine jab in Southall. The...
Restrictions remain in Ealing
Yesterday the government announced that the easing of restrictions will not be going ahead on 21 June. Earlier this year...
Almost 50,000 doses since late May
Residents in the borough have been stepping up and getting their doses of the vaccine. In total, 311,974 jabs -...
LTN update: local people get the final say
Ealing Council is providing residents with an update on the borough's low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs). The council's new leadership team...
Small grants for voluntary organisations supporting local people
Ealing Council, in partnership with West London NHS Trust, are awarding £100,000 in small grants for voluntary and community groups...
Explore a career in construction
Is working in construction what you think it is? Let us introduce you to the exciting opportunities in this evolving...
Local businesses – advice to grow and go green
Local businesses are encouraged to get involved with the COP26 (Conference of the Parties) Roadshow this week (Wednesday 9 June...
E-scooter trial rolls into the borough
From next week (Monday, 7 June 2021) electric scooters (e-scooters) will be available to hire in several London boroughs, including...
Mayor of London visits West Acton Primary School
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan visited West Acton Primary School in Ealing this week ( Wednesday, 2 June )...
No appointment needed – say yes to the vaccine
Residents over the age of 30 can walk-in, without an appointment and get their first jab this Saturday. The council...
Council leader Peter Mason meets local people at Warren Farm
Peter Mason, Leader of Ealing Council, visited Warren Farm sports pitches (26 May 2021) and met local people from the...
Enhanced variant of concern testing
The COVID-19 variant of concern first identified in India, is spreading in the UK, with some areas of the country...