News in Ealing

THE Pop Up Gallery at Ealing Broadway shopping centre will not be reopening after lockdown.

Although the organisers behind the gallery are hoping to open in a bigger space on April 12, nothing is confirmed as of yet, apart from the fact that the gallery located opposite Poundland will not be reopening.

AN Ealing man has been sentenced to 68 months in prison for dealing drugs.

On October 29 last year, officers from the West Area Violence Suppression Unit were on patrol around St Paul's Close in Ealing Common and witnessed what they believed to be a drug deal taking place in an alleyway.

A CAMPAIGN has been launched to turn an unused site in Hanwell into a community garden.

Ealing Borough has given Cultivate London – a social enterprise and charity which has been running and managing community gardens in West London – access to the unused site near Billets Hart Allotments in order to set up DIG Hanwell Community Hub.

THE London North West University Health Care Trust (LNWH) which runs Ealing Hospital has been rated as the best performing A&E in the country for its four-hour performance target.

The Trust has two A&E departments at its Ealing and Northwick Park sites, which see more than 2,000 patients per week and has the highest blue light ambulance attendance in London.

AN aspiring student composer in Ealing is making waves on the world stage, refusing to let COVID-19 stop her from reaching her dream of a lifelong career in music.

Despite taking more than a decade out of education after being told she didn't have the talent to compose, Iryna Gould is now in her final year studying Songwriting and Recording at the London College of Music (LCM) and following her passions in Europe.

AN Ealing man has been sentenced to 53 months in prison for supplying drugs.

Last August, PC Bateman from the West Area BCU Violent Suppression Unit began an investigation in the Montana drug line operating in Ealing, which was selling heroin and crack cocaine.

TODAY, Ealing Council is joining the national day of reflection, to recognise the lives lost to COVID-19.

Since the first lockdown began last March, more than 126,000 people have died across the UK.

EALING has seen another decrease in the number of new coronavirus cases, with figures dropping for the ninth consecutive week.

Specifically, there was a decrease of over 9% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released.

THE University of West London (UWL) will be hosting a free event giving people all the insight about making it in the broadcast industry.

Partnering with Westside Radio, UWL will host the Breaking Into Radio & TV Industry Panel Event tomorrow, March 23 at 6:30pm.

LEYLAND SDM has opened its newest Ealing store, this time in Acton.

The decorating and DIY firm officially opened its latest store last Monday, March 15, at Units 5-7 on Cowley Road, in what was previously a GDC Paints outlet.