News in Ealing

EALING is full of great Indian restaurants and Three Best Rated has named its three favourites.

Three Best Rated was created in 2014 with the goal of finding people the top three local tradesmen, such as professionals, restaurants and health care providers.

THE South African variant of coronavirus in Ealing has led to some patients 'insisting on a specific vaccine' when called up to get their jabs, it has been reported.

Ealing Clinical Commissioning Group's deputy managing director, Neha Unadkat updated councillors on the vaccination programme and risks to it in a meeting on February 10.

DETECTIVES are appealing for information and witnesses following a stabbing that took place in Acton.

Police were called by the London Ambulance service at around 6:20pm on January 20 to The Vale, at the junction with Curricle Street, following reports of a stabbing.

AN Ealing home cook who has ran her own catering business since 2006 has now opened her first shop.

Marie-Clare Alphonso, who lives in Northfields, is the woman behind Marie-Clare Cooks, which was launched in 2016 as a home cooked food delivery business.

AS Ealing Liberal Democrat group leader, earlier this week I attended a meeting to discuss some important COVID related topics with Robert Jenrick MP, the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government along with other London council group leaders.

Also present was Nadhim Zahawi MP, the Vaccine Deployment Minister.

THIS National Apprenticeship Week, the Met is calling on non-degree-holding Londonersto apply to join as a police constable – while working towards a fully funded degree.

The Police Constable Degree ApprenticeshipProgramme (PCDA), whichformally recognises policing as a profession, will provide new recruits with the knowledge and skillspolice officers demonstrate every day.

TWO brothers from Ealing have been inspired by the life and actions of Captain Sir Tom Moore and have started their own fundraising for the NHS.

Eight-year-old Rio and four-year-old Noah from Northfields have been running every day since the start of January and have raised over £800 in the process through their Just Giving page.

The London Youth Games (LYG) are putting disabled young Londoners front and centre this year with their new 'Virtual Inclusive Games'.

Following the success of their summer Virtual Games, which attracted over 40,000 during the first Lockdown, LYG are now featuring inclusive challenges set by young disabled people.

TWO new vaccination sites will open in Greenford to help 'fill the gap' in centres offering jabs in the north of Ealing borough.

Ealing Town Hall and Southall's Dominion Centre have been the two major sites vaccinating residents since the roll-out began, while the borough's mass vaccination site has now opened at CP House on Uxbridge Road as of February 2.

AN Ealing man has been convicted of robbing a teenager in Chiswick.

Hasti Haki, 18, of Horn Lane, Acton was convicted on January 8 after pleading guilty at Ealing Magistrates Court to robbery.