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

By Cesar Medina

21st Jul 2024 | Local News

Ealing is in need of handy persons, writers and SEND teaching assistants (credit: Cesar Medina).

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

UP-CLOSE: Meet the man behind Ealing's 'best chicken shop'

By Cesar Medina

21st Jul 2024 | Local Features

Customers in-store and online say The Royen's in Northfields, Ealing is one of the best chicken shops in the borough (credit: Cesar Medina).

Regular customers of The Royen’s in West Ealing believe “it is the best” chicken shop in the borough, however it is not just because of its quality food.

Opinion: Cap The Towers condemns Mount Anvil exhibition of final phase of Friary Park development

By Nub News guest writer

20th Jul 2024 | Opinion

Cap The Towers campaigners Sean Fletcher (left) and David Tennant criticises the latest Friary Park exhibition from developers Mount Anvil and Peabody (credit: Cap The Towers & Cesar Medina).

This is an opinion piece written by Sean Fletcher and David Tennant from Acton campaign group, Cap The Towers. .

TfL and Hounslow Council unveil plans to extend Cycleway 9, boosting 'safer' cycling and walking routes

By Cesar Medina

19th Jul 2024 | Local News

The changes would extend the existing C9 route by 850m, connecting communities between Syon Park and Hammersmith via a protected cycleway (credit: TfL).

TfL and Hounslow Council set out plans to extend Cycleway 9 in hopes of making walking and cycling "safer and easier" between Brentford and Syon Park.

Squatters leave Brentford's Watermans Art Centre after nearly a month-long occupation

By Cesar Medina

19th Jul 2024 | Local News

Hounslow Council have confirmed that the squatters occupying Watermans Art Centre have now left (credit: Cesar Medina).

Squatters have now left Watermans Art Centre in Brentford after nearly a month of occupation, a recent Hounslow Council update reveals. .

Primary school in Ealing receives an ‘outstanding’ Ofsted report in latest inspection

By Cesar Medina

19th Jul 2024 | Local News

Students from Gifford Primary School celebrate receiving and 'outstanding' rating from Ofsted (credit: Gifford Primary School).

In May, Ofsted gave a Primary school an "outstanding" rating following a recent inspection where it noted that students at the school show "exemplary behaviour".

HS2 celebrate completing 50% of the Northolt Tunnel under London

By Cesar Medina

18th Jul 2024 | Local News

HS2's Northolt Tunnel bored by TBM Sushila (credit: HS2).

HS2’s tunnelling team are celebrating completing half of the 8.4-mile twin bored Northolt Tunnel underneath London. .

What's On in Ealing this weekend: Questors Theatre, LatinoLIfe In The Park and more

By Cesar Medina

18th Jul 2024 | Local News

Lots of events in Ealing this weekend for residents to enjoy (credit: image supplied).

There are various events around Ealing this weekend for residents to enjoy. Read on to find out our top picks!.

Landlord apologises after Acton resident left without kitchen for almost a year

By Rory Bennett - Local Democracy Reporter

18th Jul 2024 | Local News

Cesar Medina in his damaged kitchen in Acton, west London (credit: Facundo Arrizabalaga/MyLondon).

A family of four has been left without proper use of their kitchen for nearly a year after their landlord failed to make necessary repairs. .

'We feel voiceless': Acton residents concerned over final phase of Friary Park project

By Cesar Medina

17th Jul 2024 | Local News

The view of the Friary Park project, Acton from Friars Place Green (credit: Cesar Medina).

The Friary Park public exhibition for the final phase of the project took place last weekend, but some local residents still feel they have not been heard.

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