News in Ealing

AN Ealing schoolboy has raised £1,100 for Glass Door Homeless Charity by spending a night sleeping in his garden.

This is not the first time James Hunter, 17, has slept out in order to raise money for Glass Door, but this year it was quite different due to the pandemic.

Ealing Police are appealing to the public for help in the search for a 14-year-old boy who went missing nearly two weeks ago.

Nathan – no surname was made public – disappeared in the morning of November 7.

Home Bargains has announced that its staff will be getting Boxing Day off and will also be getting a bonus of two weeks' extra pay.

This is the third year in a row the company will be closed for Boxing Day, to allow its staff have a break.

Ealing Council have announced the launch of a new recruitment website.

The new website will help make it easier for people who are interested in working for the Council and for local schools.

An Ealing charity has been able to support over 2,300 children with supplementary education to counter the negative impact of school closures as a result of the coronavirus.

The Znaniye Foundation, a charity that was originally set up in Ealing, but now covers all of London's boroughs was set up in 2003.

A drama school based in Ealing is looking to fill its last few spots once lockdown is lifted on December 2.

Frenzy Drama School Ealing & Greenford is run by Taja Morgan, 23, who set up the branch in 2018.

An Ealing woman has designed a Christmas card with the aim of raising funds for the Ealing Wildlife Group , in order to replace their trail cameras that were stolen.

The Group had trail cameras set up to watch local badgers and owls, but these were recently stolen.

A woman from Ealing has set up a home catering business business, while at the same time aiming to reduce food waste.

Kitty Mitchell, 35, is the proud owner of IMperfect Creative Cooking , where she cooks meals from home and sells them to people who are either too busy to cook for themselves, or want to treat themselves to something different than a traditional takeaway.

Ealing has a proud tradition in cinema, being the home to Ealing Studios, the oldest working studio facility in the world.

The Studios are responsible for hugely successful films such as The Theory of Everything and The Darkest Hour, along with hit TV shows such as Downtown Abbey and The Crown.

A group of six artists and a designer have come together to launch their own pop up art gallery in Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre.

Organised by former marketing and PR executive Kate Winskill, the artists originally 'popped up' on October 17 next to Vision Express and opposite Poundland, but were forced to close down when the national lockdown came into effect on November 5.