News in Ealing

A BREAKFAST home delivery business based in Ealing has become a hit with celebrities within six months of launching.

Christina Gomes, 28, is the proud owner of Breakfast Queen London, who deliver luxury breakfast boxes to people's houses.

UNIVERSITY of West London (UWL) students are continuing to help those in need this winter.

Celebrating one of its long running partnerships and helping provide vital support in the run up to Christmas, volunteers from UWL are helping those in need across Hounslow.

DETECTIVES have uncovered an operation that included brothels and modern slavery offences in Ealing and across other areas of London.

The officers engaged with more than 40 women who were discovered to be working in brothels across the Capital.

A NEW interactive map has been released which shows the most 'Wikipedia'ed' person in every town in the UK.

The Pudding created a people map of the UK, replacing town names with their most searched-for person.

AN Ealing woman has set up an online sweet shop in order to 'cheer people up during the pandemic'.

Louise Powell, who lives in South Ealing, is the proud owner of Chomp Sweets that was set up in September.

THE owner of popular Indian restaurant in Ealing has been recognised for helping NHS staff workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Manik Miah is the owner of well-known Indian restaurant, Haweli, which has been running since 1985.

WHEN 21-year-old chef, Natty Szerezla, was made redundant from his job at restaurant chain, Aubain, at the start of the pandemic, he was determined not to let it get him down.

With his childhood friend, Ronan O'Connell, from Mount Carmel

EALING has seen a drop of more than 15% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released earlier today.

In the week of November 23-29, Ealing saw 584 new positive cases, compared to 693 the week before.

A MARATHON is the longest distance running event in the Olympic Games – 42km or 26 miles - and something only a certain amount of people have ever managed to complete.

Earlier today, rugby league player, Kevin Sinfield completed his seventh marathon in just as many days and raised over £1 million in the process.

ADDRESSING mental health problems alongside alcohol and drug dependency could drastically improve recovery, help people better reintegrate into society, and reduce unnecessary deaths, according to a new study.

Researchers from the University of West London (UWL) studied the experiences of members of the UK's first Dual Diagnosis Anonymous (DDA) group, which was piloted in Ealing for people with co-existing mental health and substance use disorders.