News in Ealing

YESTERDAY, (December 18) marked the first day the NHS started delivering the COVID-19 vaccine in Ealing.

The first recipient was Ruy Silva, 88, and it was administered by nurse Julie Belton.

NOTTING Hill and Ealing School has delivered a box of 800 letters of gratitude to staff at Ealing Hospital this week.

This was the initiative of Year 12 student, Hannah Safi, who after reading an article in the news about a spike in depression rates and anxiety among health care workers, wanted to do something to show just how much the community hugely appreciates all the hard work the NHS is doing.

THE sister of murdered Ealing schoolgirl, Alice Gross, has exhibited her artwork about the 34 days her sister was missing.

Alice was only 14 when she went missing on August 28, 2014 and her body was found on September 30, 2014 in the River Brent.

WITH London going into Tier 3 this week, lots of jobs will have been affected, but Nub News is here to help with our Job of the Week.

Northfields Estate Agents are looking for a Sales Negotiator for their Northfields branch – the most successful of their four West London offices.

IF you have walked around Ealing lately, you'll have noticed a giant teddy bear on Ealing Green.

The bear was put up by Make It Ealing (MIE), a company dedicated to supporting local businesses in Ealing Broadway.

EALING food experts from the University of West London (UWL) have joined ethical sugar company, Bonraw to help rethink how we sweeten our foods.

In its latest partnership for the University's West London Food Innovation Centre (WLFIC), experts tested sustainable packaging for a new range of natural and ethically sourced sugars, running shelf life testing to help get new products into shops across the country.

RUNNERS in Ealing have managed to raise more than £13,000 for Ealing Foodbank, by completing a virtual version of the Osterley 10k.

The challenge was organised by the Ealing Half Marathon Legacy, the community interest company behind the Ealing Half Marathon and it was organised as a replacement for the cancelled Osterley 10k, which was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

EALING Toy Library has launched a '12 Days of Kindness' campaign where they are donating to 12 different local charities in the run up to Christmas.

The Toy Library was set up by two women in 2019 as an alternative for parents instead of having to buy new toys for their children all the time.

UNIVERSITY of West London (UWL) student chefs have reached millions of viewers with their critiquing skills in an ITV series exploring new options for festive tables.

Ditching the traditional turkey, a team of students starred in the final part of ITV's How to Spend It Well at Christmas yesterday (Tuesday, December 15) after joining presenter, Phillip Schofield for a day of testing and debate at the University's Pillars Restaurant earlier this year.

LITTLE Voices have announced that they will be launching a new centre in Ealing next month.

Little Voices offer drama and signing classes for children across the UK, with each branch being its own independent franchise.