News in Ealing

KIDZ#1, a contemporary children's soft play, activity and interactive education centre, has opened at Dickens Yard in Ealing.

St George, a member of the Berkeley Group, announced that the KIDZ#1 centre comprises of 12,000 sq ft of play space including a multilevel soft play maze and a dedicated toddler soft play area for early years (less than three years old).

TO commemorate the late Prince Philip, who passed away last month, Ealing Borough's archivist, Dr Jonathan Oates, looks at three known times the Duke of Edinburgh visited Ealing.

His last known visit was over four decades ago, in 1979, when he opened the new wing of an old people's home on Eaton Rise in Ealing Broadway, called Cecil Court.

TWO former students from the University of West London (UWL) have opened a new podcast and voice over studio in North Acton.

Paris and Christian opened the studio on May 10 and they have been using it to record podcasts for their own media production company, Fresh Media Productions.

THE Community Interest Company behind the multi award-winning Ealing Half Marathon (EHM), is seeking community ambassadors to help spread the word about the much-loved running event.

This year's Ealing Half Marathon is due to take place on September 26, but it is not yet confirmed, unless more people sign up to take part.

YESTERDAY (May 27) was the opening day for the This is Ealing exhibition at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.

Ealing Nub News was invited to attend and enjoy what this new exhibition had to offer.

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EALING estate agent, Coyle Dowling Real Estates, has launched an independent local business directory booklet.

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A MAN has been arrested in North Acton following the disappearance of a 20-year-old woman earlier this month.

Agnes Akom, 20, is believed to have left her home address in Cricklewood on May 9 and was reported missing two days later on May 11.

TO commemorate the late Prince Philip, who passed away last month, Ealing Borough's archivist, Dr Jonathan Oates, looks at three known times the Duke of Edinburgh visited Ealing.

His last known visit was over four decades ago, in 1979, when he opened the new wing of an old people's home on Eaton Rise in Ealing Broadway, called Cecil Court.

EALING Broadway is the latest station in Ealing Borough that has undergone a renovation in the lead up to the launch of the Elizabeth line.

It comes after a series of upgrade works at West Ealing, Acton Main Line and Hanwell stations in recent weeks, while work at Southall station is due to be completed soon.