News in Ealing

LIBERAL Democrats and Conservatives from Ealing Council have summoned a call-in, relating to the recent decision by the Council to introduce more Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs), so the topic can be questioned and probed in more detail.

Leader of Ealing's Liberal Democrats, Councillor Gary Malcolm believes despite its best intentions, he has very serious reservations about LTNs' likelihood of reducing pollution, their terrible implementation due to no consultation, and the blatant neglect of the needs of all disabled people, carers, and ambulance services.

LONDONERS have been asked to do their bit to stop the Capital being moved into stricter Tier 3 restrictions as cases of coronavirus across the city are on the rise.

Official figures show that Ealing had 584 new cases in the week of November 23-29, down 109 from the week before.

WITH the introduction of the coronavirus vaccine taking place earlier this week, thousands of people are being sought to administer vaccines around England.

Ealing residents can now register their interest in joining the COVID-19 Vaccine Team.

AN EALING man has set up a new home renovation company.

Erion and his family moved to Ealing from Greece two years ago and settled in South Ealing.

A LOCAL artist who's work you can find at Gunnersbury market has sent the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge a pet portrait of their recently deceased dog, Lupo.

Rob Ballentine from Hampshire shares a stall with his wife at Gunnersbury market every second weekend.

AN Ealing based theatre company will be putting on four performances of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol just in time for Christmas.

A Wonderful Adventure was set up in 2017 by George C. Francis and Halie Darling.

THE Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) saga has taken over Ealing's local politics since the start of the trial period in late July.

Certain streets throughout the borough have been closed off, not allowing cars or motorbikes to pass through.

A BREAKFAST home delivery business based in Ealing has become a hit with celebrities within six months of launching.

Christina Gomes, 28, is the proud owner of Breakfast Queen London, who deliver luxury breakfast boxes to people's houses.

UNIVERSITY of West London (UWL) students are continuing to help those in need this winter.

Celebrating one of its long running partnerships and helping provide vital support in the run up to Christmas, volunteers from UWL are helping those in need across Hounslow.

DETECTIVES have uncovered an operation that included brothels and modern slavery offences in Ealing and across other areas of London.

The officers engaged with more than 40 women who were discovered to be working in brothels across the Capital.