THE doors of Gunnersbury House will be thrown open this Saturday (1) for the second instalment of the Big Conversation. This time the subject is climate change and what can be done in the Gunnersbury area. Tea and coffee will be served from noon
PARALYMPIC champion swimmer Alice Tai met youngsters at Northolt Leisure Centre’s 10th Anniversary celebrations on Saturday. Northolt, operated by Everyone Active in partnership with Ealing Council, hosted a swimming class and Q&A session with
EALING-Acton MP Rupa Huq last week signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment. In doing so, she pledged her commitment to Holocaust Memorial Day and paid tribute to the survivors who work to educate young people. She and colleagues
Harlequins boss Paul Gustard praised the all-round performance of his side as they beat relegated Saracens 41-14 at The Stoop on Sunday. Gustard’s side went into the fixture without a win in their last two Premiership Rugby matches but started
Brentford boss Thomas Frank says that his Brentford side can keep their heads held high after falling to a hard-fought 1-0 defeat to Premier League Leicester in the fourth round of the FA Cup. The Bees welcomed a Foxes side containing the likes
Mark Warburton was left frustrated at a lack of cutting edge as his QPR side were knocked out of the FA Cup in the fourth round by Sheffield Wednesday. Nakhi Wells late goal proved only a consolation as efforts from Morgan Fox and Sam Winnall ensured
Captain Sarah Hunter is confident England will thrive in the partisan environment created by France’s fervent fans in Le Crunch on Sunday. The Red Roses begin the defence of their Women’s Six Nations crown with a lunchtime kick-off at the Stade
