News in Ealing

CLEAN air campaigners are urging Southall residents to report odour nuisance on an app to reveal the scale of the problem near the former gasworks site.

Clean Air for Southall and Hayes (CASH) are asking residents to report twice a day to an app called Odour Collect, due to concerns Ealing Council's reporting hotline is 'very difficult' to use and is deterring people from logging the issue.

DETECTIVES are appealing for any witnesses or anyone with information to come forward after an assault that took place yesterday, February 1 in Northolt.

Police were called to Kensington Road at around 5:15pm where they found a 27-year-old man suffering with a head injury.

A CAMPAIGN to get Warren Farm in Southall designated as a Nature Reserve has reached 5,500 signatures in in the first 10 days since its launch.

The plan would see Warren Farm and its surrounding meadows by the river Brent classified as a Statutory Local Nature Reserve (LNR).

HELEN Charlston and Michael Craddock are two classically trained musicians who were due to get married last April, but the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic meant that they had to postpone their big day.

Helen decided to write a poem about their wedding and set it to music, in order to gift it to her fiancé and soften the blow of not getting to say, 'I do'.

EALING Council is asking those who live or work in West Ealing and Hanwell to get a coronavirus test, even if they don't have symptoms, after a local resident tested positive for the South African variant.

The individual is understood to have tested positive at the end of December, despite not having travelled to South Africa or been in contact with anyone who had.

EALING Southall MP, Virendra Sharma has hosted a meeting between the delegates of the British South Asian Youth Summit (BSAYS) and Lord Ahmad, Minister for South Asia and the Commonwealth.

Lord Ahmad heard the contributions of the delegates on the five key areas of youth interest.

MORE than 70 people have been reported for potential £800 fines, after they breached coronavirus regulations by attending a boat party in North Acton.

Police were called to Volt Avenue shortly 11pm on Saturday, January 30 to reports of a large gathering on a moored boat.

MAKE It Ealing (MIE) is a business improvement district that is dedicated to supporting local businesses in Ealing Broadway.

The businesses that MIE represents all contribute into a common fund used to finance programmes, services and improvements to help support local businesses and enhance the town centre.

EALING Council has announced the 12 commissioners that will be part of the borough's Race Equality Commission, led by chairperson Lord Simon Woolley.

Alongside Lord Woolley is vice-chairperson Councillor Joanna Camadoo-Rothwell, Ealing Council's cabinet member for community safety and inclusion.

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