News in Ealing

CAMP Beaumont is now taking bookings for the half-term break, with children in Ealing having the opportunity to attend the camp at St Augustine's Priory.

From adventurous activities like archery, to artistic expressions in jewellery making and clay workshops, and more active games in Capture the Flag, children will be able to enjoy all the fun of a multi-activity camp, in a safe and controlled way, in line with government guidelines.

A SOUTHALL man who was found in possession of guns and ammunition near Chiswick Park station has appeared in court.

David Longhor, 19, of Villiers Road, was arrested in the early hours of March 2, by specially trained firearms officers and officers from the Met's Specialist Crime Command close to the tube station.

A six-year-old boy from Ealing has started a thriving business venture selling seedlings to locals.

The innovative idea came about when young Aditya (Adi) was being home schooled during lockdown.

A NEW greengrocer has opened its doors for the first time in Hanwell.

Nickson Masih, is the director of Fruity Season, located at 354 Greenford Avenue.

THIS week (May 10-16) is National Vegetarian Week and to mark it, here's a list of restaurants in Ealing Broadway shopping centre that are veggie and vegan friendly.

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AWARD-WINNING filmmaker, Vikram Jayanti, will be holding an online talk at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery next week, discussing his life and work.

The Indian-American filmmaker is known for feature documentary portraits of cultural icons, such as Abraham Lincoln, Muhammad Ali, Britney Spears and Uri Geller.

A MAN has died after being hit by a car in Southall and the driver has been arrested as a result.

The collision occurred in the early hours of May 4 (around 3:10am), when the 49-year-old victim was struck by the car on Lady Margaret Road.

THE West London Islamic Centre located in West Ealing has been feeding those in need every night during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

As per the Islamic tradition, Muslims fast during the day and are only allowed to eat and drink once the sun sets, in what is known as the iftar meal.

EALING Council has announced that it plans to remove the remaining communal recycling bins (known as bring sites) on May 29.

'Bring sites' can be found in various locations throughout the borough and are used to recycle plastic, glass, paper and even clothes.

EALING Council has councillors from three political parties – Labour which forms the majority, along with a number of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.

The leaders of the opposition, Greg Stafford from the Tories and Gary Malcolm from the Lib Dems, have both issued statements following Monday's (May 10) news that Peter Mason will replace Julian Bell as leader of Ealing Labour and Ealing Council.