News in Ealing

EALING Council has announced the 12 commissioners that will be part of the borough's Race Equality Commission, led by chairperson Lord Simon Woolley.

Alongside Lord Woolley is vice-chairperson Councillor Joanna Camadoo-Rothwell, Ealing Council's cabinet member for community safety and inclusion.

IT'S tricky in the job market at the moment, but Ealing Nub News is here to help.

Our top pick for Job of the Week is working as a Retinal Screener for Health Intelligence in Ealing and Southall.

WORK is ready to start on the permanent construction of the huge Victoria Road Crossover Box in Acton.

The crossover box will be located next to the new Old Oak Common station, which will be built in North Acton.

TWO Ealing artists are having a massive clearance sale in order to counter the effects of the third lockdown which forced them to shut their gallery.

Kate Winskill and Raph Thomas are the two artists behind 1of1design and had opened up a pop art gallery in Ealing Broadway shopping centre in October.

PLANS for 852 homes in blocks of up to 25 storeys have been given the go-ahead in Acton.

Ealing Council's planning committee approved Transport for London's largest residential development to date, in a meeting last week.

A MAN from Northolt has been convicted of violently raping two women.

Paulo Kretteis, 22, was found guilty yesterday (Thursday January 28) of two counts rape and making a threat to kill.

CHILDREN'S mental wellness game developer, Book of Beasties has committed to providing all schools in the UK with free remote learning mental health support, to help children through the current crisis.

Originally developed and created at the University of West London's Westmont Enterprise Hub in Ealing, the start-up aims to reach over 6 million primary school children by donating its remote wellness kit and access to accompanying CPD training to the 20,000 plus primary schools in the UK.

A CLINICALLY extremely vulnerable woman who was expecting to receive her vaccination at home has described her surprisingly good experience' getting her jab at Ealing Town Hall.

Pam Franklin, who is disabled from having motor neurone disease for 30 years, was initially awaiting her vaccine as a housebound patient at her Northolt home.

EALING Police are appealing to the public for help in the search of a 16-year-old girl who went missing on Saturday.

Rianna – no surname was made public – was last seen in Ealing at 3:30pm on January 23.

SADLY, one of the evils that accompany lockdown is the skyrocketing of domestic abuse.

According to the Office of National Statistics (ONS), one in five recorded crimes are domestic abuse related - and that is just the ones reported (on average, only 18% of domestic abuse crimes were reported)!