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Hounslow parent claims classmates tried to convert their seven-year-old child to Islam

By Cesar Medina

30th Jul 2024 | Local News

Springwell School in Hounslow, west London (credit: Nub News).

A parent claims their seven-year-old boy was being religiously converted by classmates at Springwell School in Hounslow, west London. .

Investigation: Perivale residents rally against HMO surge

By Rory Bennett - Local Democracy Reporter

29th Jul 2024 | Local News

Residents from Perivale, Ealing are angry with the rise in houses of multiple occupancy within the community in recent years (credit: Rory Bennett/MyLondon).

Echoing across the forecourt of Percival House is the collective anger of nearly a hundred residents of Perivale. .

Ealing restaurants score low in latest food hygiene ratings

By Moiz Saifuddin

29th Jul 2024 | Local News

Keep reading to find out how Ealing averaged compared to other areas of London in average food hygiene score (credit: High Speed Training).

National and regional hygiene ratings for restaurants are out in the latest report by online training provider High Speed Training, with Ealing scoring low.

Witness appeal after motorbike collision in Feltham injures man

By Cesar Medina

29th Jul 2024 | Local News

The Met Police were called on Sunday, 28 July to reports of a motorcycle in collision with a car on Westmacott Drive (credit: Google Maps).

Met Police detectives are appealing for witnesses after a man was injured in a collision in Feltham, west London. .

A Southall shop is permitted to sell alcohol despite resident concerns

By Cesar Medina

28th Jul 2024 | Local News

Bowline House Food & Wine in Southall, Ealing has been given permission to sell alcohol (credit: Ealing Council).

Bowline House Food & Wine in Havelock Road, Southall is given the green light to sell alcohol, but some residents object. .

Five jobs available in Ealing right now: DDB Remedy, Trailfinders Sports Club, St Benedict's School and more

By Cesar Medina

27th Jul 2024 | Local News

Ealing is in need of maintenance workers, writers and gate persons (credit: Cesar Medina).

Lots of roles in Ealing and If your business is hiring, why not place an advertisement on our jobs page? .

Heathrow protestors named as several await trial in police custody

By Oliver Monk

26th Jul 2024 | Local News

Ten protesters from climate activist group Just Stop Oil appeared in court on Thursday afternoon, 25 July, charged with conspiracy to interfere with key national infrastrure. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Ten protesters from climate activist group Just Stop Oil were in court on Thursday 25 July, charged with conspiracy to interfere with key national infrastrure.

WATCH: Met Police seek suspects after fatal Hammersmith hit-and-run

By Cesar Medina

26th Jul 2024 | Local News

Ina Rodrigues (left) died following a moped collision in Hammersmith with the rider and passenger fleeing the scene after (credit: Met Police).

Met Police detectives have released CCTV footage of two people they would like to speak to after a mother was killed in a fail to stop collision in Hammersmith.

‘Shocking mismanagement’ say environmental campaigners after flash floods hit Ealing last week

By Cesar Medina

26th Jul 2024 | Local News

Firefighters clear flood at Old Hanwell on 15 July (credit: BRCS).

Campaigners and local residents have expressed growing concern about the state of sewers and drains after flash flooding hit London on Tuesday, 15 July. .

Conservation officer role 'vital' as Ealing Council seek applicants

By Cesar Medina

25th Jul 2024 | Local News

Councillor Jon Ball believes a 'conservation officer is vital for the Council to preserve the character and heritage of Ealing' (credit: Cesar Media & Liberal Democrats).

Ealing Council are hiring for a conservation officer after cutting it back in 2018, a role Liberal Democrat Councillor Jon Ball feels is "vital". .

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