8 Dec 2016

Landlords: A licence to rent

New licensing for privately rented housing comes into force on New Year’s Day; and landlords should embrace the change, not simply because they have …

7 Dec 2016

Crime concerns? Tell your local ward forum

Your local ward forum is the perfect place to share any thoughts on crime or anti-social behaviour – and to find ways to solve …

6 Dec 2016

Transformed: Wasteland to wonderland

A community of railway cottages in an industrial heartland in Acton has transformed an urban space into a green haven, thanks to funding from …

5 Dec 2016

Over 50? No reason not to stay active

Did you know local leisure centres run a wide range of popular sessions for people aged 50 and above? It is a great way …

5 Dec 2016

The Goodlet diaries: Week 50

Week 50 of Goodlet’s diaries is swept along by the sensational news of the king’s abdication and that his brother George (pictured above during a …

2 Dec 2016

Ealing’s long-awaited cinema is on its way

I wrote recently about how pleased I was that Ealing’s cinema was finally on its way after many twists and turns in the tale. …

2 Dec 2016

Time to apply for primary school

If your child was born between 1 September 2012 and 31 August 2013 he or she will be due to start primary school in …

1 Dec 2016

Gunnersbury Park: Stately progress

Gunnersbury Park and its many historic buildings have been closed to the general public while a large and complex restoration has been taking place. …

29 Nov 2016

‘Cold weather won’t stop me cycling’

Cycling in winter brings its own magic: Crisp, clear days; perhaps the occasional snow shower; and the idea of a hot drink waiting for …

28 Nov 2016

HS2 information events

HS2, the high speed rail line planned to connect London with Birmingham, is due to have a station at Old Oak Common. HS2 Ltd is …

28 Nov 2016

Busking around the Christmas tree

Ealing Council wants to hear from talented musicians and performers interested in busking during the lead up to Christmas. Whether their talent is carol …

28 Nov 2016

The Goodlet diaries: Week 49

Week 49 is dominated by what Goodlet calls ‘the Royal crisis’ as it becomes clear that King Edward (pictured above during a visit to …

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Landlords: A licence to rent

Crime concerns? Tell your local ward forum

Transformed: Wasteland to wonderland

Over 50? No reason not to stay active

The Goodlet diaries: Week 50

Ealing’s long-awaited cinema is on its way

Time to apply for primary school

Gunnersbury Park: Stately progress

‘Cold weather won’t stop me cycling’

HS2 information events

Busking around the Christmas tree

The Goodlet diaries: Week 49

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