News in Ealing

Three men and a woman have been sentenced to a total of 25-and-a-half years in jail for their role in the false imprisonment of a man from Acton and the blackmail of his family.

The incident took place on 22 March 2020 when the hostage was held against his will at an address in Burlington Gardens, Ealing.

Do you happen to have an old VHS tape capturing life in Ealing from the 1960s-80s?

If so, a history project in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery and Ealing Local History Centre would like you to dust it off and get in touch.

The three winners of Greener Ealing's truck art competition have been selected and their artwork revealed.

The competition, organised by Greener Ealing, Ealing Council's refuse, recycling and grounds maintenance contractor, invited young artists to create a piece of art with a positive environmental message.

The South Ealing Road Post Office was closed on 24 August after being issued a section 76 order under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.

Northfield police issued the notice on Tuesday to prevent the continuation or reoccurrence of "nuisance or disorder".

The Ealing half marathon confirmed it will definitely go ahead this September, after receiving 1,000 more runners.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the event had run into doubt and required a further 1,000 entries to take place.

An independent restaurant in Ealing has received the Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice award for the third year in a row after continued rave reviews.

The Moroccan and Lebanese restaurant Leila near Ealing Common was recognised for receiving consistently great tourist critique on the website.

Ealing has seen a minor decline in coronavirus cases, as infection rates have remain fairly level over the past month.

In the week of August 9 to 15, Ealing saw 1,022 Covid-19 cases.

A man wanted in connection with a double murder was found by police near Ferrymead Avenue, Ealing, just before 6pm last night.

Officers are "confident" the man is 49-year-old Lee Peacock who was seen at North Wembley station the evening two people were killed in Westminster, on 19 August.

The Acton Depot for the London Transport Museum opens its doors to the public only three times a year to reveal a treasure trove of over 320,000 objects.

The working museum store will be opened once again from 23 - 26 September when visitors are invited to explore its hidden stock.

ARE you looking for things to do in Ealing this week?

Well look no further than our What's On section which is full of exciting events taking place in the local area in the near future.