Tributes have been paid to a well known local character who has recently died
Jocelyn Reid seeing the positives in being forced to adapt to the virus
Local mass vaccination centres well organised and busy
Local NHS one of slowest in the country in getting jabs to over eighties
Refusal rates of 15% reported from African-Caribbean residents
Suspect detained in Surrey after another incident
Nurse previously had to abandon car and walk in scrubs to give jabs
Man later arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm
Number plate recognition devices already bringing in significant revenue
Lengthy discussion by committee fails to clarify future of pavilion
Coming home to his kids is the antidote to stress brought by the pandemic
Will be built on former Toys R Us site on Hayes Road
Victim needed facial reconstruction surgery after unprovoked attack
Borough gives out more PCNs than any city outside London
Over 1,700 fines handed out to people flouting rules on public transport
Andrew Mcleay 'Macca' leaves Ealing Soup Kitchen after six and a half years
But claims of 'Greenwash' from Southall clean air campaigners
No audience but Ealing Eclectic is providing gigs in lockdown
Wants more government action to save businesses in the sector
Change would have caused problems for Londoners without a bank card
Questions remain as to when those unable to attend centres will receive jab
Arrested along with 13-year-old boy for murder of Shakur Hassan
Local photographer Liz Jenner's colourful outdoor creation is a work of art
Dr Matt Bartlett says no light at end of tunnel for NHS staff
Ealing Hospital doctor says community leaders must help tackle disinformation
Owner held on suspicion of rape and controlling prostitution
Thirty people believed to have been involved in fight on King Street
More cameras to be installed and some trials may be extended
Police wish to speak to Petras Zalynas about death of Joanna Borucka
Over 3,000 sign petition in first week of new campaign launch
20 metre high pole would have had detrimental impact on nearby allotments
A personal account of the freely available lateral flow testing
Local business owner says latest lockdown will lead to more closures
Vicious assault in West Ealing planned in advance
Virlogist brought in to ensure prayer and community support continue
Same day results provided for people without symptoms
Tells of seeing groups not social distancing as he travels home from work
Some areas of Ealing have seen cases double again in a week
Mel Giedroyc to host Zoom chat launching new book
Ava’s Silence by Seyed Gholamreza Nematpour wins twice over
Victim remains in hospital in a serious condition
Cllr Gary Malcolm says government has created ticking time bomb
Man who claimed to have a gun surrounded on North Acton Road
Proposal to restrict access from Boston Manor Road
Used their particular set of skills in search in Perivale
Government change guidance to allow feedback before implementation
Cite 'terrible' consultation and neglect of needs of disabled
Council wants views on extension of restrictions around abortion clinic
Say house expansion plans are not in keeping with neighbourhood
Teenager tells member of the public he was attacked by a group of youths
Leon Gregory left Maya Gurung after hitting her on Wayfarer Road
Independent shops looking to make the most of the end of the second lockdown
Nine flats proposed in new buildings around Ealing Park Tavern
Fixed penalty notices promised to drivers ignoring restrictions
Residents in West Ealing raise spirits in uplifting show of community
PCs Laidler and Murphy help mother giving birth to baby boy in taxi
Urgent call for help with trials at Charing Cross Hospital
Largest financial commitment ever made by the authority
Cllr Gary Busuttil says they need to be more transparent
Borough remains one of the worst affected areas in London
Teenager takes mobile phone and demands owner give PIN
Rupa Huq leads House of Commons debate on traffic measures
Permission refused after over 2,000 objections received to Manor Road scheme
Julian Bell survives no confidence motion and call to suspend LTNs
Says government must keep its pledge to cover pandemic costs
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Inspiring young minds
The Italian Plumber helps Santa keep cool
Watermans presenting a series of four shows with puppetry
Traffic likely delays as a result of lane and road closures
Local tube services hit by engineering works and revised timetables
Response to its appeal sufficient to keep it operating through next year
Some great seasonal gifts available with proceeds going to the school
Arts centre unable to operate under Tier 3 restrictions
Specially commissioned carol to be performed to raise funds for Meadow House Hospice
Spritely Fitness use Kylie song to raise money for Crisis
Programme for the month also includes a celebration of hip hop
As competition deadline approaches the judging panel is announced
Join challenge that can be done anywhere to get total to £10,000
New online short film competition has secured sponsorship for awards
Over 130 residents living in Elthorne and Northfield Wards take part
New online competition for filmmakers aiming to bring some positivity to the final months of 2020 gets support from past and present MPs
Earl Cameron's 50 year acting career included a key role in a James Bond film
Joins national day of action against proposed US Trade Deal
Facilities available for conferences, exhibitions and exercise classes
'Highly visible' drive in support of decently paid work
Pre-booked testing available for people showing symptoms of the virus
65 lots from local artists sold raising just over £8,000
Backed by range of top artists including Anish Kapoor and Emily Allchurch
Strong representation of local authors in the event’s programme
Over 50 join choir organised online by Elizabeth Lusty
Best images from the last seven years of Cafe Art's project to be included
Running the Brentford Festival not in Boston Manor Park
Art Quest is a free exhibition taking place in the theatre
A Rake's Progress to be on display in new exhibition
Now broadcasting live as opposed to using archive material
Film predicts many of the scenarios seen during coronavirus pandemic
Vivien Phelan appearing on BBC One's 'Home is where the Art is'
Visitors now welcome again but must book tickets online
Organisers say safety of runners, staff and volunteers paramount
Two performances combined for video to mark anniversary
Ealing Symphony Orchestra perform lockdown version of Elgar's march
Local networking group has grown to more than 750 members
Questors features in new book just published
Finest quality of fish delivered to your door.
Falcons Pre-Preparatory School for Boys
Be ready for Christmas presents. Keep safe. Give a book.
Nine new apartments proposed for historic site
CEO lists it as one of the new locations in which it is opening
One of 35 sites to be kept open by new owners
Restaurant had been open for just over two years
New members sought for a game perfectly adapted to the new normal
Dickens Yard restaurant could face permanent closure if no bidder found by tomorrow
Murgh masala and poppadoms delivered to Kensington Palace
Contact your local admissions team now to request a place
Ealing Lib Dems new web resource to help during the current crisis
Beautiful images from Liz Jenner
Blade Runner legend filmed some of his last scenes
Actor Mark Strong is latest celebrity to grace the area
Coinne Templer was honorary vice president of the Ealing Civic Society
Friends and family pay tribute to Allan Isichei killed in Southall last year
Brent River & Canal Society says it is ready to work with Ealing Council
Since ULEZ implementation outer London streets now worse than city centre
It needs your support to help Ealing's most vulnerable young citizens
Dramatic footage shows pedestrians narrowly avoiding being crushed
Andrew Mcleay had been ticketed even though he had an exemption
£47 million black hole in RSPCA's accounts means they must make cuts
Consultation period extended but guidance on methods of informing residents ignored
Taxicard provides subsidised journeys and other help during current pandemic
MP demands Government take urgent action to provide necessary safety equipment
Ealing Soup Kitchen is one organisation providing variety of services to help during crisis
Volunteers responded to a call to provide food and drinks for those in need
Contingency funds running low and support is needed
Kiran Gupta and Jacquie de Bidaph urge others to consider helping those in need
Adverts put up throughout W7 to highlight drugs problem in area