News in Ealing

EALING Police are appealing to the public for help in the search of a 16-year-old girl who went missing on Thursday.

Ella – no surname was made public – was last seen in Ealing on March 4.

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

Specifically, there was a decrease of over 21% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released.

THE University of West London (UWL) based in Ealing will welcome renowned equality rights campaigner, Professor Gus John, who will hold a virtual talk exploring the possibilities for a socially and racially just future in education.

Furthering his efforts to tackle injustice nationally, Professor Augustine 'Gus' John will set out the focus and policy changes needed in schools and colleges.

EALING Council's library service has created three video experiments for families to follow and enjoy as part of British Science Week.

The first experiment is available to view on Ealing Libraries YouTube channel from today and is showing how water travels through celery.

A MAN has been sentenced to 11 years in prison following a robbery attempt on a victim in Hanwell, which left him with multiple stab wounds.

On February 26, Altahir Mohammed, 30, was found guilty of attempted robbery, GBH and possession of an offensive weapon.

LOCKDOWN restrictions are slowly easing in England and some things are changing from today.

The biggest change is that schools are reopening and all children are returning to the classroom.

Ealing Nub News aims to support our community, promoting shops, businesses, charities, clubs and sports groups.

We will be profiling some of these businesses and organisations regularly in a feature called 'UP CLOSE.'

LONDON is famous for its markets, with Portobello Market arguably being the most well-known in West London.

Similarly to most businesses around the world, Portobello Market traders, which rely so heavily on tourists, have really struggled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

RESIDENTS in Olde Hanwell have set up wonderful window displays, encouraging children and parents to dress up as their favourite book characters and complete a World Book Day trail, while raising some money St Mark's School PSA in the process.

24 houses across 11 streets have decorated their windows with displays from famous books, such as The Gruffalo, Harry Potter and The Hobbit.

WE know it's a difficult time in the job market at the moment, but Nub News is here to help.

Our Jobs section is full of vacancies in the Ealing area, but here is our top pick for this week, working as a receptionist for KS Medical Centre in Southall.