News in Ealing

To celebrate the release of the much anticipated new James Bond film, 'No Time To Die', we looked back at an old article from 'around ealing', which highlighted the history of Bond in the borough.

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On 16 September, Duck Pond Market announced that, 'with immediate effect' their residence at Gunnersbury Park would come to an end.

The female-led artisan market, which operates in six locations in and around West London, had been a resident of Gunnersbury for over a year, holding their markets on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays every month.

A 6-year-old girl and her friends have raised thousands for a local hospital charity after running the Ealing Mini-Marathon in memory of her sister.

Ariana, from Notting Hill and Ealing High School, completed the one-mile race last Saturday (25 September) with 27 of her friends, to celebrate the life of her little sister, Amara.

A massive, colourful artwork created in celebration of Southall is looking for a home after its commission was cancelled.

Artists Raph Thomas and Kate Winskill are seeking a home for their new piece of art entitled "Celebrate Southall".

Corfton Road Surgery is to merge with Gordon House Surgery in development plans to address growing patient numbers at the Ealing practices.

UK health and wellbeing organisation, OneMedical Group announced the redevelopment plans to establish a new building, which they said is "essential to make sure the Surgery can continue to serve its patients."

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The Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery has some exciting events coming up, including two next week for London Craft Week and a discussion event with TV presenter Konnie Huq.

So if you fancy some arty and interesting days out (or in) check out whats on offer at the Manor in the heart of Ealing.

A children's nursery centre was forced to closed for a day and a half due to extreme flooding earlier this month.

South Acton Nursery School and Children's Centre closed its doors on 14 September when flooding occurred, caused by lack of adequate drainage in the building.

RECENT survey results showed that London North West University Healthcare (LNWH) Ealing hospitals and Northwick Park experienced improvements in their A&E department.

More than 1,000 people completed the Picker Institute CQC 2020 Urgent and Emergency Care Survey, which asked a range of questions about their A&E experience.