News in Ealing

WHEN 21-year-old chef, Natty Szerezla, was made redundant from his job at restaurant chain, Aubain, at the start of the pandemic, he was determined not to let it get him down.

With his childhood friend, Ronan O'Connell, from Mount Carmel

EALING has seen a drop of more than 15% of new cases in the latest COVID-19 figures that were released earlier today.

In the week of November 23-29, Ealing saw 584 new positive cases, compared to 693 the week before.

A MARATHON is the longest distance running event in the Olympic Games – 42km or 26 miles - and something only a certain amount of people have ever managed to complete.

Earlier today, rugby league player, Kevin Sinfield completed his seventh marathon in just as many days and raised over £1 million in the process.

ADDRESSING mental health problems alongside alcohol and drug dependency could drastically improve recovery, help people better reintegrate into society, and reduce unnecessary deaths, according to a new study.

Researchers from the University of West London (UWL) studied the experiences of members of the UK's first Dual Diagnosis Anonymous (DDA) group, which was piloted in Ealing for people with co-existing mental health and substance use disorders.

Ealing Nub News aims to support our community, promoting shops, businesses, charities, clubs and sports groups.

We will be profiling some of these businesses and organisations regularly in a feature called 'UP CLOSE in Ealing.'

EALING'S very own traditional Neapolitan pizzeria, Santa Maria, is moving to a different location, five minutes down the road from its current one.

Pasquale Chionchio and Angelo Ambrosio have been best friends since they were teenagers and decided to set up their own restaurant in 2010.

SOANE'S Kitchen, located within Ealing's most iconic landmark, Pitzhanger Manor, has reopened its doors again as a new restaurant offering an all-day dining menu with particular attention on Ealing and British ingredients and seasonality.

At its helm is the multi-award-winning chef Hayden Groves, who in 2013 was awarded the prestigious National Chef of the Year on top of Craft Guild of Chef's Chef of the Year in 2006 and four-time gold medallist in the Parade Des Chefs.

AN Ealing man has had his driving ban lifted because his role in the NHS requires regular driving to work in Hertfordshire, according to the Daily Mirror.

Donald Richards, 56, was banned from driving in September after getting too many points on his license.

RESIDENTS in Olde Hanwell have embraced the Christmas spirit by setting up spectacular displays across their windows, as part of their advent window calendar.

Over 200 houses have joined in across 18 roads, with multiple houses lighting their displays each night and more and more joining until Christmas Eve.

QUESTORS Theatre in the heart of Ealing will be reopening its doors to the public for three separate productions over the Christmas period.

Beginning with December 12, there will be two readings of Christmas Ghost Stories, with another two also taking place on December 20.