21 Sep 2026

Beating the chill

Trying to keep your home cosy and your energy bills down can be stressful, particularly with costs likely to remain high this winter. But …

18 Sep 2026

UK’s first Living Wage Zone in Acton

North Acton Square has become the UK’s first Living Wage Zone, recognising its commitment to fair pay across all businesses on the site. Every …

17 Sep 2026

New art trail puts Southall’s stories on display

Southall’s streets and bridges have been getting a colourful new look thanks to Southall Stories, a public art trail created with the help of …

16 Sep 2026

Bereaved families help others after suicide loss

When John Whitebrook’s son died by suicide, he struggled to find people who understood what he was going through. That is why John now …

15 Sep 2026

Takeaway told to clean up its act

A takeaway food business and its director have been ordered to pay thousands of pounds after landing in court over dirty and unsafe conditions. …

14 Sep 2026

Recycle Week: more ways than ever to recycle

It is Recycle Week and residents can recycle more from home than ever before, with new items now accepted in household collections, and free …

11 Sep 2026

Big crackdown targets counterfeit traders

A new taskforce has been set up to tackle counterfeit trading in Southall, bringing together Ealing Council and partner organisations in an ongoing effort …

10 Sep 2026

Green Man Lane regeneration moves forward

Work on the final phase of the regeneration of the Green Man Lane estate in West Ealing can restart, after Ealing Council approved changes …

9 Sep 2026

How well do you know your area? Find out…

“If we want to fully appreciate where we live, we must know about its local history.” So said Dr Jonathan Oates, the borough’s archivist, …

8 Sep 2026

Meet ‘real life superheroes’ at emergency roadshow

Fancy watching emergency crews carrying out rescue missions? Or getting in touching distance of a fire truck or police car? A family-friendly event promises …