News in Ealing

We all remember seeing the horrific scenes of the burning tower at Grenfell Tower over four years ago.

When we quietly marched with others who wanted action to stop another Grenfell, it was crucial in raising awareness of this issue.

A man wanted in connection with a double murder was found by police near Ferrymead Avenue, Ealing, just before 6pm last night.

Officers are "confident" the man is 49-year-old Lee Peacock who was seen at North Wembley station the evening two people were killed in Westminster, on 19 August.

The Acton Depot for the London Transport Museum opens its doors to the public only three times a year to reveal a treasure trove of over 320,000 objects.

The working museum store will be opened once again from 23 - 26 September when visitors are invited to explore its hidden stock.

ARE you looking for things to do in Ealing this week?

Well look no further than our What's On section which is full of exciting events taking place in the local area in the near future.

Ealing litter-pickers had their hands full at Northolt Shell petrol station on Saturday collecting thousands of discarded plastic gloves.

An intensive two-hour clean-up operation was led by 10 volunteers from LAGER Can - the Litter Action Group for Ealing Residents - to gather the gloves, which were strewn around the White Hart Roundabout.

Many of us over the past week have been shocked and upset to see the Taliban take over Afghanistan. Knowing their history we can expect lots of deaths as the Taliban step up the search for "collaborators".

President Biden, who I would normally agree with, has clearly made a totally reckless decision in the way that he hungered for his troops withdrawal without clearly having a coherent exit plan. To now blame the Afghanis is very offensive.

A historic music venue in Ealing is re-opening tonight for the first time in 18 months.

The Hanwell Cavern, a gig space in West Ealing, shut its doors during the first lockdown in March 2020.

A traditional French market will be setting up in Ealing this Friday (20 August).

Located in the Town Centre, the market will sell authentic French cheeses, cooked meats, breads and pastries.

Looking for a new job in Ealing or to change careers?

Nub News is here to help. Check out our Jobs section showing the latest vacancies in and around the Ealing area.

Ealing Council will be moving forward with plans to make 2 of its 9 Low-Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) permanent despite opposition to the schemes from people living near them.

The Council is set to progress with the Adrienne Avenue LTN and the Deans Road and Montague Avenue LTN schemes, it revealed in a post on its website yesterday (16 August).