Polish Army memorial boards revealed at Remembrance Garden in Ruislip
Two boards commemorating the efforts of the Polish Army during the Second World War were unveiled at a special ceremony last week.
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Community group continues fight against development of skyscrapers in Ealing
A community group has raised more than £16,000 to continue fighting against the building of a 90-metre residential tower next to West Ealing station.
'Help an Ealing Owl' project sees ten owlets hatch
Ten little owl chicks have been born in an urban nest box scheme in Ealing this week.
Two-year-old girl knocked down by moped in Acton still in critical condition in hospital
A toddler was seriously injured after a moped collided with her in Acton on Tuesday evening.
A good yarn: Postbox topper shows thanks to all NHS staff
An arts and crafts group has come together to create a unique postbox topper to show its support for the NHS staff.
Boot-mounted tracker analyses future stars at Premier League scouting day in Gunnersbury Park
A boot-mounted tracking sensor providing analysis of a footballer’s performance was used for the first time in a scouting tournament in Gunnersbury.
Warburton 'angry' when sacked by Forest
Mark Warburton admits he was furious to be sacked by Nottingham Forest, after doing everything asked of him at the City Ground.
Man found with fatal knife wounds after car crash outside West Ealing station
A murder investigation has been launched after a man was stabbed to death outside West Ealing station in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Only Greens will give real action on climate emergency, says Ealing North candidate
Extinction Rebellion campaigner Jeremy Parker is putting the climate emergency at the centre of his campaign in Ealing North, writes Mark Stillman.
General Election 2019: Meet the Ealing North candidates
Labour’s Stephen Pound won the seat in 2017 with a 37.5% majority, with 34,635 votes giving him a 66% share, up 10.8% on the previous election in 2015.
