News in Ealing

WELCOME to the fifth feature of our history series called, 'Ealing REWIND'.

As part of 'Ealing REWIND', we will look back at famous buildings and locations throughout Ealing, talk about their history and how they've evolved over the years.

YOUNG people from Young Ealing Champions have launched a campaign against Ealing Council's decision to turn a popular youth club in Southall into flats.

The Young Adult Centre (YAC) has been a safe space and community to many young people in Ealing since the 1980s, yet now the youth centre is at risk of permanent closure with Ealing Council planning next steps to demolish and redevelop the site for housing.

LAST weekend I was walking along the streets of Southfield ward where I am a councillor, in order to deliver the regular Liberal Democrat FOCUS newsletter and noticed many issues that were subsequently reported:

â— Blenheim Road had some loose paving meaning that some people will trip up especially as the darker nights draw in. Labour-run Ealing Council did change the qualification of what it calls a trip hazard a few years ago so that fewer trip hazards will require action meaning that the Council can bury its head in the sand as more residents trip up.

BUKAYO Saka has shared an emotional message on Instagram a few days after Sunday's Euro 2020 final.

The 19-year-old from Greenford had a very impressive tournament, but ultimately missed in the penalty shootout against Italy and England lost the final.

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AN Ealing children's nurse has been nominated for a national award for his vital work during the coronavirus pandemic.

University of West London (UWL) children's nursing lecturer, Rohit Sagoo, is a finalist in the Leadership category of the RCN Nursing Awards.

NO injuries have been reported as a temple caught fire in Southall.

Part of the first floor and the roof of the building were set alight.

WELCOME to the fifth feature of our history series called, 'Ealing REWIND'.

As part of 'Ealing REWIND', we will look back at famous buildings and locations throughout Ealing, talk about their history and how they've evolved over the years.

A FORMER comedy writer will lead his first mindfulness meditation workshop in Ealing this weekend.

Nelson David from South Ealing used to work in comedy - mostly writing, but also performing too.

THE University of West London (UWL) has been named as a winner in this year's Levelling Up Universities awards.

The awards celebrate the work of universities across the country which work to boost social growth and showcase opportunities for all.