News in Ealing

THE first two days of the latest Ealing parking officers' strike have been suspended, as hopes of a deal to end the dispute have increased.

Last month saw a two-week strike, as part of an ongoing dispute between Unite the Union and Serco which started in May, over severance agreements which Unite claim attempt to 'undermine collective consultation', as well as Serco's alleged refusal to negotiate on their absence policy.

EALING Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying a man who appeared distressed.

The man pictured was last seen at 12:30am on Tuesday, July 27, boarding an E7 bus in Ealing Broadway.

AN Acton shop that sold a knife to a teenager in a council sting operation has been fined £2,773.

Acton General Store, on Acton High Street, was fined for selling an 18mm Rollson retractable knife to the 14-year-old in October last year.

THURSDAY marked 46 years since the inauguration of the Brent River Park (BRP), on July 29 1975.

We're extremely lucky, in this part of West London, to have this string of connected parks and green spaces following the course of the River Brent, to freely wander and enjoy.

LOCAL government adviser, Jackie Weaver, is urging people to sign a national petition pressing the Government to amend legislation to enable Councillors to be disqualified or suspended for breaching relevant Codes of Conduct.

Ms Weaver shot to fame when she infamously removed the Chair of Handforth Parish Council from a Zoom meeting that went viral.

GREENER Ealing (GEL) has helped transform an 'unloved piece of land' into a 'glorious garden area' for Springhallow Post 16 College in Greenford - a college for 16-19 year-olds who have been diagnosed with autism.

GEL carried out the work last month as part of its commitment to giving back to the community.

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EALING Broadway Shopping Centre has brought back its much-loved deckchairs to Town Square for visitors to enjoy this summer.

With a heatwave predicted next month, the deckchairs offer shoppers a comfortable place to take in the sun while enjoying a day out.

POLICE are appealing for information after a man's body was found in the Grand Union Canal in Greenford.

Officers were called to the scene at 11:19am on Saturday, July 24, to reports that a man's body had been found in the water off Kensington Road.

YESTERDAY marked 46 years since the inauguration of the Brent River Park (BRP), on July 29 1975.

We're extremely lucky, in this part of West London, to have this string of connected parks and green spaces following the course of the River Brent, to freely wander and enjoy.