News in Ealing

THE Mael Gael Multicultural Community Project in Southall has won the prestigious Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.

The awarded was issued by Buckingham Palace for the outstanding work the organisation and its volunteers have carried out in local communities.

THE Cabinet of Living Cinema is coming to Gunnersbury Park to show a live screening of the classic film, Where the Wild Things Are.

The film will be shown on June 26 and the screening is for adults, but families are welcome to come along to a Wild Things animation themed workshop in the afternoon.

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VIOLENT crime in London is being 'suppressed' below pre-pandemic levels despite a recent increase in incidents, according to a senior Metropolitan Police officer.

Speaking at a meeting of the London Assembly's police and crime committee on Wednesday (June 9), Met Police violent crime specialist Commander Alex Murray said that there had been 'significant reductions' in violent crime during lockdown and that the Met 'fully expects a bounce back' in the number of violent incidents as lockdown restrictions ease.

AN Ealing woman has been spared jail despite being found guilty of bigamy.

According to the Metro, Brinda Kantamaneni, 43, married her lover, Matthew Hall, at Ealing Town Hall in 2017, despite already being married to her husband, Ravi, since 1999.

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EALING Council leader, Peter Mason, is seeking a 'compromise' on the issue of Warren Farm.

The newly elected leader recently met with representatives from the Warren Farm Nature Reserve Campaign and the Brent River & Canal Society (BRCS).

THE University of West London (UWL) has joined the United Nations (UN) to continue and support its work on education, sustainability, and global collaboration.

UWL is now a United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) member, connected to over 1,500 universities in 147 countries around the world, all working to promote UN global priorities including peace, human rights and sustainable development.

ACTON based food surplus charity, City Harvest, have been celebrating their seven-year anniversary and recent award of OBE to co-founder, Laura Winningham, with a move into a massively expanded premises off Acton Vale and a refresh of personnel in their top team.

The charity welcomed Ealing Central and Acton MP Rupa Huq for Volunteers' Week to the new 13,000 square foot operation, up from the 3,000 that they occupied before Christmas.

A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl has been taken to hospital in critical condition after being struck by a moped in Acton.

Officers were called just after 6:30pm on Tuesday, June 8, to reports of a collision involving a moped and a child pedestrian at the junction of the Vale on Uxbridge Road and Agnes Road.