News in Ealing

EALING Broadway shopping centre has installed a giant giving box to raise money for two charities in the run up to Christmas.

It's located outside Tesco and people can donate using contactless payment, with the proceeds going to two local charities, Ealing Befriend and Ealing MENCAP.

AN Ealing based theatre company has put on a virtual music show that was rescheduled from March, following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

IMPACT Theatre is a registered charity that aims to promote a positive image of disability and to develop communication and self-confidence, through participation in performing and creative arts and other supporting activities.

LORD Simon Woolley has been appointed as chairperson to lead Ealing's Equality Commission, which will recommend ways the Council can act to reduce inequality in the borough.

Lord Woolley will be joined by Councillor Joanna Camadoo-Rothwell, who will act as vice-chairperson, alongside 10 other commissioners who are yet to be announced.

TODAY is your last chance to nominate someone to be Ealing's local hero.

Ealing Broadway shopping centre have launched a 'Christmas of giving' initiative to help give back to those most impacted by the pandemic in the local community.

EALING, along with the rest of London is set to enter newly created Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions from tomorrow, Sunday, December 20.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson today cancelled the Christmas bubble period for residents in London and the South East of England, only four days before it was due to begin, saying people should spend Christmas with their household or support bubbles only.

YESTERDAY, (December 18) marked the first day the NHS started delivering the COVID-19 vaccine in Ealing.

The first recipient was Ruy Silva, 88, and it was administered by nurse Julie Belton.

NOTTING Hill and Ealing School has delivered a box of 800 letters of gratitude to staff at Ealing Hospital this week.

This was the initiative of Year 12 student, Hannah Safi, who after reading an article in the news about a spike in depression rates and anxiety among health care workers, wanted to do something to show just how much the community hugely appreciates all the hard work the NHS is doing.

THE sister of murdered Ealing schoolgirl, Alice Gross, has exhibited her artwork about the 34 days her sister was missing.

Alice was only 14 when she went missing on August 28, 2014 and her body was found on September 30, 2014 in the River Brent.

WITH London going into Tier 3 this week, lots of jobs will have been affected, but Nub News is here to help with our Job of the Week.

Northfields Estate Agents are looking for a Sales Negotiator for their Northfields branch – the most successful of their four West London offices.

IF you have walked around Ealing lately, you'll have noticed a giant teddy bear on Ealing Green.

The bear was put up by Make It Ealing (MIE), a company dedicated to supporting local businesses in Ealing Broadway.