News in Ealing

EALING Council's leadership has come under fire for meeting with pro-LTN group, Better Ealing Streets, outside Fielding Primary School.

Leader of Ealing Council, Peter Mason, along with Deputy Leader and cabinet member for climate action, Deirdre Costigan, were seen chatting to members of Better Ealing Streets yesterday morning (July 6) during the school run, outside the school's gates in Northfields.

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AN 18-year-old man has been rushed to hospital after he was stabbed in Walpole Park.

According to MyLondon, police and paramedics were called to the scene on Mattock Lane near Walpole Park at 12:50am on Friday, July 2.

A LOCAL Ealing charity is on the lookout for businesses and volunteers to help out with its summer camp for children on free school meals and from low socio-economic backgrounds.

The Znaniye Foundation will be hosting the Ealing Borough Summer Camp later this year, which will offer children the chance to socialise, experience new activities and gain the opportunity to learn new skills – as well as being given a nutritious meal.

A PETITION to save an urban meadow that blossomed during an extended legal battle to prevent it becoming a football training ground has gained more than 10,000 signatures.

Campaigners are now urging Ealing Council, the landowner, to designate Warren Farm Nature Reserve as a Local Nature Reserve.

GUNNERSBURY Park Museum has reopened its doors to the public following the coronavirus pandemic, albeit with some restrictions.

On Saturday, July 3, the museum opened its doors for the first time to welcome visitors.

A WOMAN has been taken to hospital following a suspected carbon monoxide leak at a house in Southall.

Firefighters were called to the scene on Oswald Road at 11:10pm yesterday (July 5) and the incident was over by 1:25am.

EALING has seen an increase in the number of new coronavirus cases for the sixth consecutive week.

Specifically, there was an increase of over 74% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released.

PARKING officers throughout Ealing Borough are on a two-week strike which is due to last until July 14.

Since the start of May, over 40 civil enforcement officers have taken intermittent strike action over Serco's offer of severance which they claim has targeted union members.

NEW pictures reveal what hundreds of proposed high-rise homes in Southall may soon look like.

Housing association Peabody says it is working in partnership with Ealing Council on the plans for the major regeneration project, named The Green.