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Park Royal archive probes early bowel cancer
Thousands of tumour samples stored in the basement of St Mark’s National Bowel Hospital in Park Royal could help explain why bowel cancer is increasingly being diagnosed in people under 50. At the LNWH hospital, based at Central Middlesex Hospital in Park Royal, doctors and researchers are beginni...
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CCTV appeal after Piccadilly line assault
British Transport Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to trace in connection with a serious assault on a passenger who had boarded a Piccadilly line train at South Ealing station. The incident happened at about 2pm on Friday (9 January 2026) on an eastbound service towards central Lo...
One Jab Cures All at The Tabard Theatre
A new play about medics, money and miracles
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Watchdog criticises Ealing Council over SEND therapy failure
Ealing Council failed to ensure a child with special educational needs received therapy set out in their statutory support plan for most of an academic year, the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has found. The watchdog upheld a complaint against the London Borough of Ealing after finding i...
Ealing Council to get new pavement parking powers
Local authorities including Ealing Council are to be given new powers to tackle pavement parking under changes announced by the Department for Transport. Following a public consultation which took place in autumn 2020, government ministers have now said councils in England will be able to introduce ...
Five tips on how to survive a January and make it through 'worst month of the year'
Cash-strapped Brits looking to save their pennies during January's 'money hangover' can make it through the 'worst month of the year' by following these simple tips.
Park Royal basement secrets could help fight deadly cancer
THOUSANDS of tumour samples stored in the basement of a Park Royal hospital for the past century could shed light on one of cancer’s deadliest killers.
Southall ready to burst into colour with new art project
SOUTHALL will be bursting with colour and creativity this Spring when six locations are set to be transformed with murals, striking sculptures and imaginative art.
Campaigners Challenge Ealing Council's Climate Ambition
Friends of the Earth says Local Plan too focused on tower blocks
The psychology behind making your New Year health and fitness resolutions stick
If you started January full of good intentions, the bad news is you have until the end of the week to make them stick.
Ealing Council launches three new School Streets
Three new School Streets will start next Monday (12 January 2026) outside Fielding Primary School in Northfields, Twyford CofE High School in Acton and Notting Hill & Ealing School in Ealing, as Ealing Council brings in timed traffic restrictions during the school run. At Fielding, drivers will ...
Park Royal Archive Could Help Solve Bowel Cancer Mystery
Researchers seek evidence to explain rise in cases among young people
Acton family chippie in line for national training award
AN Acton business is one of three fish and chip shops to emerge as leaders of the pack in the 2026 National Fish & Chip Awards training and development category.
Boom in membership support for Middlesex wildlife body
MEMBERSHIP of Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust has topped 24,000 for the first time in the charity’s history.
Safe Haven helped hundreds over festive season
Police officers and volunteers provided late-night support to hundreds of travellers at Ealing Broadway station during December as part of a “Safe Haven” initiative aimed at improving public safety over the festive period. Operating on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights throughout last month m...
Greenford woman offers human touch to end-of-life patients
A GREENFORD woman is providing the human touch to people in hospital who have no relatives or are nearing the end of their lives.
Forthcoming Transport Disruption in Ealing
Local tube and train services hit by engineering works and strikes
Opposition Grows to Planned Restaurant by Lammas Park
Proposal is for conversion of ground floor of Northfield Avenue HMO
Special Needs School Plan for West Ealing's Broadway
Long vacant retail unit formerly housed discount shops
Three New School Streets Start Operation this Month
Restrictions around Notting Hill & Ealing, Fielding Primary and Twyford CofE