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Acton museum depot visitors can explore a century of making sparks fly
THIS summer, London Transport Museum will celebrate the ways electricity has transformed the capital’s transport network for more than a century.
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Fear of lost millions as Ealing housing ventures are wound up
LABOUR-run Ealing Council’s decision this week to wind-up two housing ventures should have been taken long ago, say opposition councillors.
Belly Dancing Venue's Licence Application Withdrawn
The Angels Club pulls bid for late night operation at last minute
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Celebrating 30 years of Tackling Loneliness Through Friendship
Amy Marshall-Clerc looks at BEfriend the local charity that closes this week
Council Accused of Operating Parking Trap in Greenford
Huge surge in fines follows change in signage for free parking
Ealing Council Set to Write Off Millions After Broadway Living Failure
Remaining projects to be brought in-house as company deemed unviable
Ealing Foodbank’s most needed items for June 2026
Ealing Foodbank, which helps residents across Ealing with food and other household essentials, has released its June 2026 list. According to the organisation, which is part of The Trussell Trust, donations of the following items are currently most needed for June 2026 to help people in need across...
Council Condemns Racist Graffiti at Gurnell Building Site
Hoardings sprayed with swastikas and offensive slogans
Swastikas and racist graffiti daubed on Gurnell hoardings
Ealing Council has condemned racist graffiti spray painted across the hoardings surrounding the Gurnell Leisure Centre building site on Ruislip Road East. The graffiti was spotted by the Local Democracy Reporting Service [LDRS] whilst visiting the area on Monday (8 June 2026). Some of the graffiti i...
The Questors in Race Against Time to Fix the Roof
Fundraiser needs to hit £50,000 to cover costs of emergency repair
Opposition attacks Labour over Ealing Council housing company closure
Labour-run Ealing Council has been accused of delaying the closure of its troubled housing companies until after last month’s (7 May 2026) local elections. The criticism came after the council’s Cabinet voted on Wednesday to wind up Broadway Living and Broadway Living Registered Provider (BLRP),...
Duke of Edinburgh Personally Congratulates Isabel Murphy
St. Benedict's student wins Gold Award while battling cancer
Northolt Cost-of-living Charity Awarded £15,000 by National Lottery
Grant to help Nexus Community support people facing financial pressure
Roadworks Ahead in The Ealing Area
Traffic likely delays as a result of lane and road closures
Seven arrested after man dies in Southall stabbing
A murder investigation has been launched after a man in his 20s was fatally stabbed in Southall in the early hours of Wednesday morning (10 June 2026). Police were called at 12:41am by the London Ambulance Service following reports of a stabbing on North Road. Officers attended with paramedics and t...
Murder Investigation Launched After Fatal Southall Stabbing
Seven arrests after man in his twenties dies on North Road
Murder hunt underway after man dies in Southall stabbing
A MURDER investigation has been launched after a man died in Southall.
Ealing's theatre calls on supporters for £50K to replace roof
THE Questors Theatre in Ealing has launched a Crowdfunder campaign for urgent roof repairs, with Dame Judi Dench lending her support.
Ombudsman reveals failings behind Ealing Council housing investigation
The Housing Ombudsman has revealed it opened a Tier 1 investigation into Ealing Council’s housing service after identifying a high incidence of maladministration and severe maladministration findings in complaints from residents living in council homes, with leaks, damp and mould among the key con...
Police shut Hanwell property linked to drugs and anti-social behaviour
A residential property in Hanwell has been closed for three months after police secured a court order linking it to drug-related activity, anti-social behaviour and criminality. The closure order was granted at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court last Friday (5 June 2026) following an application by the M...