News in Ealing

An Ealing school wants to knock down old classrooms but locals are unhappy at the prospect of more building work.

Notting Hill and Ealing High School in West Ealing has applied for permission to knock down its junior school and replace it with a modern school building.

Beavers could be reintroduced into a green haven in Ealing if plans are approved by the government.

Under the moves by the Ealing Beaver Reintroduction Project, at least two of the large mammals could be released onto Paradise Fields in Greenford as early as next year.

St Benedict's students, alumni, staff and professional soloists gave a wonderful concert in Ealing Abbey to mark the School's 120th Anniversary on Saturday (March 26).

In the opening words of St Benedict's Director of Music, Chris Eastwood, the evening was "a wonderful celebration of music, faith, hope and joy", as musicians from the age of 11 upwards came together to perform three major works.

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Londoners face severe disruption to bus services today (March 28) as drivers employed by Arriva begin a 48-hour strike.

The strike comes hot on the heels of tube and rail strikes in the capital after bus drivers rejected a pay offer.

Mother's Day is on Sunday, but there's still time to pick up the perfect gift for the mother figure in your life.

Whether it's dinner with family, her favourite perfume or an old-fashioned bouquet of flowers, there's plenty on offer at Ealing Broadway.

Londoners face severe disruption to bus services from Monday (March 28) as drivers employed by Arriva have confirmed strike action.

The strikes, which come hot on the heels of tube and rail strikes in London, are in response to a 1.5% pay rise Arriva offered to drivers, dubbed "pathetic" and "an insult to bus drivers" by Unite general secretary Sharon Graham.

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Ealing happening over the coming weekend.

Browse our What's On section or read on for the can't-miss events on in Ealing between now and Sunday.

Pensioners at an Ealing retirement home claim they were left without working fire or emergency alarms for eight months after pesky squirrels kept breaking them.

Residents at the Garden Court retirement home in Chiswick said that an army of squirrels chewed through the wiring for the fire and emergency alarms in July 2021, but the council refused to fix anything until the squirrels had died.

The Co-op has designed a spectacular Mother's Day card which is made from seeded paper and free for customers to pick up in selected stores.

All you need to do is pick up your seed card and follow the instructions on the inside.