News in Ealing

A new café-restaurant has opened in the heart of Ealing this month which is said to be the first climate positive restaurant in London.

W5 Collective, located in Dickens Yard, removes more CO2 from the atmosphere than it emits - therefore achieving 'climate positive' status.

GUNNERSBURY Park's new sports hub was officially opened in a celebration officiated by the mayors of Ealing and Hounslow.

One of the largest outdoor sporting facilities in London, delivered by Ealing and Hounslow councils, the sports hub has actually been welcoming people through its doors since April.

EALING Police have issued a further appeal to help identify a man who was found dead four years ago in Ealing.

The man's body was recovered in April 2017 from a car park in Spring Mews, Ealing, after an alert from a member of the public.

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Traffic update from Monday 27 September at 6:50 am.

LONG tailback was reported yesterday along the South Ealing Road due to drivers queuing for petrol amid national problems with fuel supply.

Reader Marc Yonder sent in a picture of long car tailback along the South Ealing Road for petrol at the Esso Triangle petrol station in south Ealing yesterday afternoon.

DURING the three-year restoration of Pitzhanger Manor an eclectic mix of objects were unearthed which offered an interesting insight into the buildings rich history.

Among the items conserved in the restoration were details of graffiti written by a farsighted builder in 1832, and an old shoe used to ward off bad spirits.

A protest to address toxic air quality has been organised this Sunday by members of the Gasworks communities, which includes representatives of the Southall Gasworks campaign for clean air.

Gasworks Communities United (GCU) are a national alliance of communities affected by Berkeley Homes's development of disused gasworks sites in the UK.

SEVEN controversial Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) schemes will be ripped up in Ealing following a vote by the council's cabinet on Wednesday.

The West London council held a consultation over its nine low-traffic zones during the summer and found that between 58 and 82 per cent of the 20,000 respondents opposed them.

A primary school in Ealing has raised nearly £10,000 ahead of their charity Ealing Half Marathon run this weekend to raise funds for school equipment.

Parents, teachers and friends of North Ealing Primary School will run the 2021 Ealing Half Marathon this Sunday (26 September) in the hope of raising enough money to buy four interactive whiteboards for the school.