News in Ealing

Ealing Breakfast Briefing is a daily column dedicated to morning 'must-knows' from around town and other useful tid bits: weather, traffic, travel and trivia news in a nutshell.

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Strong winds of up to 100mph brought by Storm Eunice could endanger lives in London on Friday, forecasters have warned.

The Met Office has upgraded its weather warning from yellow to amber, forecasting "extremely strong winds" that could cause pandemonium including a "good chance" of power cuts, travel disruption and uprooted trees.

A library in nearby Greenford has been knocked down 11 years after the council spent nearly £550,000 fixing it up.

Wood End Library was demolished to make way for 11 flats, despite being refurbished as recently as 2011.

Gunnersbury Park bid a treasured tree by the Orangery a fond farewell today (Tuesday, February 15).

The old beech tree has been slowly dying and is now posing a safety risk to visitors.

Residents on a West London estate are still living in flats covered in mould and damp after being promised new homes for years.

Houses on the High Late Estate in Hanwell have been plagued by leaks, drainage issues and bad insulation for years, with residents forced to live in damp properties overrun by black mould.

Half of a flat on Warple Way in Acton has been damaged by a fire caused by a lithium-ion battery.

London Fire Brigade received 24 calls alerting them to the blaze on the third floor of a residential block.

Below is a list of planning applications in Ealing and their current status determined by Ealing Council

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Ealing Breakfast Briefing is a daily column dedicated to morning 'must-knows' from around town and other useful tid bits: weather, traffic, travel and trivia news in a nutshell.

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A rare white wallaby has been sighted out and about in the Warwickshire countryside.

St Benedict's students' talent shone through in their production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, performed on 3rd - 5th February.

The dazzling show marked a welcome return to the stage after two years of Covid restrictions and virtual performances. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat was an uplifting display of the best of St Benedict's music, dance and acting, with its much-loved musical numbers captivating the audience.