News in Ealing

TWO Ealing doctors have launched a new programme to help tackle issues of overeating, compulsive eating and binge eating.

The doctors, who are also trained food addiction councillors decided to start Resolve Food Addiction as they grew tired of the traditional weight loss methods offered to patients.

LOW Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have been at the centre of Ealing politics in the last nine months or so, since they were first introduced last summer.

Their implementation has caused much divide in the community, with many people against them and many others for them.

TOMORROW, April 24, marks the 106th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide committed by the Ottoman Empire in 1915.

Armenians across the UK and around the world will be holding memorial services to honour the 1.5 million people that were killed, while also fighting to get the genocide recognised by governments worldwide.

ARE you currently looking for your next job now that restrictions are easing?

Well, look no further than our Jobs section which is full of vacancies in the local area.

HANWELL Zoo's animal family just got bigger, as its pair of grey slender loris have given birth to the first ever loris born at the zoo.

The zoo's newest resident was born on March 26, with its sex yet to be determined, just like its name.

THE Sir Michael Balcon pub in Ealing Broadway has announced it will be opening its patio garden from Monday, May 3.

The Wetherspoon owned pub, located on The Mall will be open seven days a week, 9am-10pm Sunday to Thursday and 9am-11pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

A MAN from Northolt has been sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment after being found guilty of raping two women and making threats to kill.

Pauolo Kretteis, 22, of Petts Hill, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court on Friday, April 16 to find out his fate, after being found guilty at the same court on January 28.

WITH the London Mayor elections fast approaching in less than two weeks, Nub News will be speaking to some of the candidates fighting for your vote.

One of these is the Renew Party candidate, Kam Balayev, who we spoke to earlier this week at The Station House, an independent pub in Acton.

THE organisers behind Ealing Half Marathon have made a plea to the public for help to make sure Ealing's Olympic legacy following London 2012 isn't lost.

Ealing Half Marathon founder, Kelvin Walker, said: "Our event is one of the largest London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic legacy events and we're at risk from the impacts of COVID-19, unless more entries are received very soon.

THE Community Interest Company which manages Gunnersbury Park is looking to recruit a new director.

Gunnersbury Estate (2026) CIC runs Gunnersbury Park & Museum on behalf of Ealing and Hounslow councils.