News in Ealing

EALING Southall MP, Virendra Sharma, will host a Parliamentary meeting on April 13 to commemorate the Jallianwala Bagh massacre 102 years on.

The Labour MP will be speaking to academics, MPs and campaigners about how the massacre still has an impact on the relationship between Britain and India today.

TODAY (April 6) is your last chance to donate to Hanwell Town's support fund.

The local football team which plays in the Isthmian Division, is fundraising for the upcoming 2021/22 season.

ACTON Masjid will for a second time attempt to be the first coronavirus vaccination centre in Acton.

Ealing Central and Acton MP, Rupa Huq, has been lobbying Parliament for a vaccination centre in Acton for some time now.

EALING and other West London groups have hit out at the Government-commissioned review into racial disparities as 'victim-blaming' and a 'whitewash'.

The Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities published its report on March 31 which found there is 'no longer' a Britain where the system is deliberately rigged against ethnic minorities, but that other factors such as family, religion and socio-economic background have a more significant impact on life chances than racism.

POLICE are appealing to the public for information on the whereabouts of a man that is wanted for burglary.

Teodoro Lopes De Sousa, 51, is known to frequent Ealing.

EALING has a proud tradition within the running community, especially due to the Ealing Half Marathon.

As part of a new initiative in towns across the country (and even internationally), Ealing now has a Running Mayor.

LIBERAL democrat candidates in the pending local elections in Ealing have reminded voters that if they wish to obtain a postal vote they will need to apply quickly.

Thursday, May 6, will bring a number of ballots for Ealing residents.

VICTORIA Hall Trust could be 'lost to the community' under a new scheme drawn up by the Charity Commission, campaigners have warned.

Campaign group the Friends of Victoria Hall (FOVH) are hitting out a new document from the charity watchdog which sets out how the historic hall should be governed under its transfer to hotel developer MastCraft in the town hall sell-off.

YEAR 8 students at Notting Hill and Ealing High School have managed to raise over £2,500 for the Alzheimer's Society.

Despite some of their schooling taking place online, the students raised the money through various fundraising activities such as sponsored runs, walks and bake sales - one student managed to swim 30km while also completing 100 netball shots a day.

THE pedalos at Gunnersbury Park have once again returned and just in time for the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.

Gunnersbury Park Museum said they are: "Delighted to announce that from today, boating is back on our Round Pond.