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Felix Project publishes 2024 impact report
Park Royal-based food rescue charity The Felix Project has published its latest annual impact report which has revealed that in 2024 it prevented almost 16,000 tonnes of surplus food from going to waste. According to the charity it saved the equivalent of 38M meals. The food is distriibted to ov...
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Ealing Council talks AI with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has met staff from Ealing Council on Tuesday (4 February 2025) at a 10 Downing Street reception to discuss how AI is used in the UK and how it has helped the council to improve the way it manages social care service for adults in the borough. Ealing Council social [â€...

Ealing Council Officers Refuse to Accept Lammas Park Petition
'Ditch the Swamp' campaign opposed to drainage scheme

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Prime Minister Meets with Ealing Council Staff to Discuss AI
Learns about project to use tech to improve social care


Get Set for A Real Race Around the World at The Questors
Two women set out to beat Jules Verne's eighty days


Local Author Launches Book on Environmental Economics
Donald Power is a member of Ealing Friends of the Earth

Calling all Ealing gardeners: your hospital needs you
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help prepare and plant designated areas at Ealing Hospital.

Work Resumes to Make Northolt Station Step Free
Project restarted after four-year delay due to pandemic

Northolt Tube station set to be step-free by summer 2026
Work to make the Central Line’s Northolt Tube station step-free after it was paused in 2020 due to the pandemic has begun. Previously Transport for London (TfL) carried out design works for Northolt but just as construction work was about to start to make it step-free in 2020, the pandemic struck....
Haunted pub claims a 'ghostly' customer smashed glass at closing time
The 'freaked-out' landlady of a 'haunted' pub claims footage of a glass smashing on its own could be a frustrated 'ghostly punter' angry at her closing for the night.

Deaf Mother Trapped with Three Children in Uninhabitable Flat
Landlord and council both fail to deal with long term problems

Ealing pub posts top-rated score on its doors
AN Ealing pub has gained the top rating for its levels of hygiene in the council’s Scores on the Doors programme.
Ealing firms lead way in West London business awards
EIGHT winners from Ealing were recognised at the 2025 West London Business Awards.
Iron Man of Hanwell Taking on Two Epic Challenges
Nacho Carbonell Sanchis raising funds for The St. Ann's Foundation
Perivale gets into pole position
Pole and aerial fitness has come to Perivale with the opening up of a new studio offering an alternative to traditional fitness regimes. Operating out of Bizspace Perivale, The Pole And Aerial Unit provides a new way to improve movement and strength and is aimed at all levels. The new studio offers ...

Forthcoming Transport Disruption in Ealing
Local tube and train services hit by engineering works and strikes

Ealing wins big at 12th annual West London Business Awards
Eight winners from Ealing have been recognised at the 2025 West London Business Awards. The 12th awards which took place at Twickenham Stadium on 31 January 2025 were hosted by actor and comedian Tim Vine and attended by over 400 people. The Ealing winners were: West London Company of the Year 2025:...

Suspected Cannabis Factory in Perivale Goes Up in Flames
Industrial unit on Wadsworth Road damaged in fire

Southport attack therapy dog set for emotional Crufts return
A therapy dog that helped police officers during the Southport stabbings trial has come out of retirement to show at Crufts.
New exhibition on history of Ealing Hospital
A free public exhibition about the history of Ealing Hospital and its predecessors including Ealing Cottage Hospital is now on show in the hospital’s Galleria area on floor three. The exhibition begins by featuring ‘cottage’ hospitals that treated local people before the creation of the NHS al...