A COMMUNITY group has been awarded £2,000 in Tesco funding to run sessions connecting people that suffer from anxiety and depression with nature. MindFood in Ealing was selected by Tesco customers in the borough for the grant through the supermarket
Archery star Naomi Folkard has unfinished business with the Olympics. Folkard, 35, is gunning for a fifth appearance at the Games next year in Tokyo and while she boasts medals at global and continental level, an Olympic medal still eludes her
Paralympic archer Dave Phillips admits he is gunning for revenge in Tokyo next summer after missing out by just a centimetre at Rio 2016. After ties in both the mixed team quarter-final and a shoot-off, the 53-year-old and partner Tania Nadarajah
PEOPLE in Ealing could be at a lower risk of cardio-vascular disease than other parts of the country, according to a new report. The borough is the third-most proactive region in England when it comes to health. The report compares regional
THE number of A*/A grades achieved by students at St Benedict’s, Ealing, is up again this year, at 42.2%. This is the highest proportion of top grades achieved at the school for the last six years. There have been some quite spectacular results
WASPS Ladies rugby team, based in Acton, have agreed a sponsorship deal with Vodafone, who are already partnered with the men’s team. Vodafone will also equip the Ricoh Arena, where the men play home matches, with the latest internet technology
Ampthill have enjoyed a remarkable rise but chairman Alex Radley is under no illusions that the real work starts now. Last season the Dillingham Park club secured their fifth promotion in 12 years to reach the Greene King IPA Championship, scoring
THE search for the UK’s Best Park is underway, with Ealing and Acton receiving a double nomination for Acton Park and Walpole Park in a competition organised by green space charity, Fields in Trust. A total of 364 public nominations were made,
