News in Ealing

HUNDREDS of London bus drivers will vote again on whether to continue going on strike after a new deal on pay and conditions was offered.

It comes after six separate days of strikes held through late February and March, over fears that drivers on routes in West London could lose more than £2,000 a year.

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

From Easter arts and crafts, to on-site Easter egg hunts, children will get the chance to have some fun after the stresses of lockdown.

THE design of the new fleet of Piccadilly Line trains has been revealed by Transport for London.

The 94 new trains, with more space, air conditioning and walk-through carriages, will enter service from 2025, replacing the current stock that is coming up to being 50 years old.

A WOMAN has died following a house fire in Greenford, which 'destroyed' the second floor of a house.

On Monday (March 15), around 40 firefighters and six fire engines were called to a house fire on Mary Peters Drive at 11:22am.

ONLY two Wetherspoon pubs in Ealing Borough will reopen on April 12.

Government rules mean that only outdoor hospitality can operate before May 17.

NOTTING Hill and Ealing School created a walking trail around Ealing, where children and families tried to spot 'Sporty Scarecrows' on their daily walk.

The aptly named 'Scarecrow Stroll' was suggested by Year 8 student, Morven, who is one of the Willow Tree Youth Sports Ambassadors at the school, whose role is to encourage others to be more active.

THE PTA at Grange Primary School in South Ealing has organised another lockdown clear out in order to raise funds while also help reduce waste.

This follows the post-lockdown clear out organised in December, which raised £420 by donating 1,400kg of unwanted clothing.

A TOTAL of 27 arrests have been made following a large-scale operation to reduce violent crime in Ealing and neighbouring West London boroughs – Hounslow, Hillingdon and Hammersmith & Fulham.

'Operation Beacon' was conducted over a two-day period (March 4 and 5), with the aim of tackling gang activity and associated violence.

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EALING has seen the lowest number of new coronavirus cases since September, with figures dropping for the eighth consecutive week.

Specifically, there was a decrease of over 27% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released.