News in Ealing

A DANCE school in Ealing is promoting local businesses with its '12 Days of Christmas Adventure'.

SA Dance was founded in 2009 by Aretha Marques and teaches children from as young as three, all the way up to adults.

STAFF at the Asda branch in Park Royal will get a two-day break this Christmas, after it was announced that all branches will be closed on Boxing Day.

The supermarket chain said it is recognising the efforts made by all staff members during the pandemic.

EALING has seen an increase of just over 2% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released earlier today.

This comes after it was announced that Ealing, along with the rest of London will be going into Tier 3 from Wednesday.

EALING, along with the rest of London is set to enter Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions on Wednesday, December 16.

Tier 3 is the very high alert category and means pubs and restaurants will only be able to offer takeaway or delivery services.

AN Ealing based Indian food business has had to adapt to the new normal and change its business model drastically in order to continue being successful.

Cheeky Food Co was founded in 2014 by Hanwell resident, Swati Biwal.

STAFF at the Yorkshire Building Society in Ealing will get a five-day break over Christmas, after it was announced that all branches would be getting Christmas Eve off.

The Society, which has a branch on the High Street, says it is recognising the immense challenges of 2020 where its staff have gone above and beyond in their roles and this is their way of saying thank you.

THE Met is appealing for the public's help in tracing the most wanted violent offenders in the run up to Christmas.

Images of the 12 high harm offenders, who are wanted for a range of offences such as robbery, grievous bodily harm (GBH) and recall to prison, have been released in the hope the public inform them of their whereabouts.

KEEPING up a festive tradition, Drama Studio London (DSL) will once again ensure hundreds of primary school children across Ealing can enjoy panto season this Christmas.

The specialist performance studio is part of the University of West London (UWL) and is continuing to work to build artistic collaborations across the community and inspire a love for the performing arts.

LIBERAL Democrats and Conservatives from Ealing Council have summoned a call-in, relating to the recent decision by the Council to introduce more Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs), so the topic can be questioned and probed in more detail.

Leader of Ealing's Liberal Democrats, Councillor Gary Malcolm believes despite its best intentions, he has very serious reservations about LTNs' likelihood of reducing pollution, their terrible implementation due to no consultation, and the blatant neglect of the needs of all disabled people, carers, and ambulance services.

LONDONERS have been asked to do their bit to stop the Capital being moved into stricter Tier 3 restrictions as cases of coronavirus across the city are on the rise.

Official figures show that Ealing had 584 new cases in the week of November 23-29, down 109 from the week before.