News in Ealing

AN Ealing charity has hosted a four-day Easter holiday camp for children on free school meals.

The Znaniye Foundation was originally founded in Ealing in 2003 but has since grown and now covers all London boroughs.

THIS week is the last chance for any artists wishing to apply to take part in Ealing's largest art exhibition, the Borough of Ealing Art Trail (BEAT).

Applications are open until this Sunday (April 25) and the art trail will take place on the weekends of September 11-12 and 18-19.

LITTER Action Group for Ealing Residents (LAGER Can) has set up a Recycling Challenge and a fundraiser to celebrate Earth Day tomorrow (April 22).

The litter picking group is marking Earth Day by asking as many of its 1,400 members as possible to fill at least one bag with recyclables and put them in their own or a public recycling bin.

COLDERSHAW and Midhurst Traffic Action Group (CAMTAG) has published the results of its interim survey on the revised Experimental Traffic Order (ETO) for LTN21.

Launched on March 29 – when COVID restrictions were first eased – 80 volunteers distributed nearly 6,000 leaflets to local residents inside Ealing's largest Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) in West Ealing/Northfields.

DETECTIVES are investigating an attempted robbery in which a teenager was stabbed three times during a failed mugging attempt.

The 18-year-old has waived his anonymity and spoken to Nub News about his ordeal.

AS part of National Primary Offer Day, 98% of children due to start primary school this September have been offered one of their top three choices for schools in London.

Primary schools in the Capital received 90,807 applications in total this year which is a 7% decrease compared to last year.

A BEAUTY salon in Ealing Broadway has undergone a refurbishment and has now reopened its doors to the public, in line with government restrictions.

Nina Gegelashvili and Nina Omadze are two friends who became business partners in 2019 when they decided to open N&N Hair & Beauty Salon - appropriately named N&N as they both have the same first name.

EALING Central and Acton MP, Rupa Huq, has attacked proposals for a breakaway European Super League and has committed to working with MPs across Parliament to stop it from happening.

The Labour MP said she would support efforts to block plans by the so-called 'big six' English clubs — Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham — to take part in the competition.

SADIQ Khan has announced that he plans to rename the London Overground lines – including the one passing through Acton – if he is to be re-elected next month.

His election manifesto includes a pledge to give each of the six main routes its 'own identity', with Londoners invited to suggest names based on nearby landmarks or famous locals associated with key destinations.

EALING Council has introduced payment charges for new or replacement refuse bins.

Residents who wish to purchase a second refuse bin, or replace one that has been lost or broken, will have to fork out £50 for a standard sized one, or £70 for the larger size.