News in Ealing

NOW that Christmas and New Year's have both passed, people are starting to take down their decorations, but many won't know what to do with their Christmas tree.

From today until January 30, Ealing Council is giving residents a helping hand to recycle their tree easily and in an environmentally friendly way.

As a Greek who has been living in the UK for the past 13 years, I have grown accustomed to Christmas being the main attraction of the festive season.

However, in Greece, the biggest celebration happens to be New Year's Day.

THIS year has been difficult for many people who have struggled with finding work due to the pandemic and we're hoping that next year will be better.

Nub News is here to help with our Job of the Week so that the new year starts with a new job.

AN Ealing fish restaurant has been nominated for Restaurant of the Year by halal food news website, Feed the Lion.

Bronek Kamienski is the owner and head chef of well-known fish restaurant, Bronek's Fish Restaurant, which has been running for over a decade.

THE crime rate in Ealing has seen a significant drop this year, compared to 2019.

According to statistics released by the Metropolitan Police, Ealing experienced 27,138 crimes this year, making it the ninth highest borough in London.

MATT Hancock has just announced that Ealing will remain in Tier 4.

This comes as the Health Secretary announced a number of new areas would be going into Tier 4, but London will not move into the rumoured Tier 5.

EALING Central and Acton MP, Rupa Huq has revealed she plans to abstain at tomorrow's Brexit deal vote.

The Labour MP, who first won her seat from the Conservatives in 2015, revealed earlier today that she will abstain at tomorrow's vote – which is expected to pass through the House of Commons.

SOUTH Greenford station in Ealing has been named London's least used train station, for the period from April 2019 to March 2020.

According to railway regulator, Office of Rail and Road, South Greenford received only 28,382 passengers during the entire year, which corresponds to just 78 per day.

TWO Met Police Dogs have used their specially trained skills to help find crucial evidence that helped to convict an Ealing sex offender.

Nicky Paul Mitchell, 38, pleaded guilty to repeatedly breaching his Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) at Isleworth Crown Court on December 18.

BRENTFORD'S Director of Football, Rasmus Ankersen and SEGA'S Chief Technology Officer, Stuart Wright, will be two of the experts in attendance at the University of West London's (UWL) online careers forum.

The event will take place on Tuesday, January 5 and will enable students and people across Ealing to discover employment secrets and hear what major employers really want from applicants.