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Crowd at Ealing Comedy Festival

Comedy and cinema tickets on sale from 6 May

Published on 1 May 2013

Tickets for Ealing Comedy Festival and Ealing Summer Screenings presented by Nomad will go on sale from Monday 6 May.

Previous outdoor cinema by Nomad

Cinema added to Ealing Summer Festivals

Published on 3 April 2013

This year it’s all about ‘lights, camera and action’, as the borough’s first ever pop-up cinema is added to the renowned Ealing Summer Festivals line-up.

Ealing Summer Festivals

Dates announced for 2013 Ealing Summer Festival

Published on 20 March 2013

Event dates have been announced for the 2013 Ealing Summer Festivals.

Artist's impression of new cinema

Cabinet decision brings new cinema another step closer

Published on 23 January 2013

Ealing Council’s cabinet has endorsed the decision to select Land Securities as Ealing’s new cinema developer.

Artist's impression of new cinema

Ealing Council has selected Land Securities to develop a new cinema in Ealing Broadway

Published on 19 December 2012

The previous cinema owned by Empire Cinemas closed in 2008, leaving the town without a cinema for more than four years.

King George

£95,000 park regeneration begins

Published on 14 November 2012

Work began this week to rejuvenate a section of land at King George’s Playing Fields in Hanwell, thanks to a £95,000 investment from the council.

Library books

Work gets underway at Perivale Library

Published on 14 November 2012

Perivale Library will close its doors from this Saturday, 17 November, as work begins on a £400,000 refurbishment.

Horsenden Hill

Creating opportunities at Horsenden Hill

Published on 31 October 2012

Plans to bring a group of underused buildings back to life at Horsenden Hill, Perivale, moved forward last week following a decision by Ealing Council’s Cabinet.

Local author Veronica Heley

Local author speaks at library

Published on 26 September 2012

Budding writers and murder mystery fans are invited to enjoy a talk by local writer, Veronica Heley at Pitshanger Library on Wednesday 10 October.

Spikes Bridge Park in Southall has been awarded a grant from The Football Foundation

Southall sports ground boosted by grant

Published on 17 September 2012

Spikes Bridge Park in Southall has received a significant boost today after receiving a £90,000 grant from the Football Foundation.

Young people from Th Challenge take a break at Gunnersbury Park

Gunnersbury Park up for The Challenge

Published on 17 September 2012

A group of 12 green-thumbed teenagers joined with volunteers last week to help build and plant a new community kitchen garden at Gunnersbury Park.

Cllr Bell and Cll Ahmed cut ribbon at BMX track opening

BMX track rides into town

Published on 17 September 2012

A new BMX track at Ealing Skatepark was officially opened on the weekend, with almost 2000 bikers, skaters and community members looking on.

Crowds enjoy the 02 London Mela

Don't miss the O2 London Mela today

Published on 19 August 2012

Tens of thousands of people are expected to flock to Gunnersbury Park today (Sunday, 19 August) for the O2 London Mela.

Crowds at the free evening event for the torch relay.

More than 150,000 welcome Olympic torch

Published on 25 July 2012

More than 150,000 are estimated to have turned out to welcome the Olympic torch as it made its way through the borough on day 67 of the torch relay.

Ealing Jazz Festival begins on Wednesday 25 July 2012

Jazz soothes the soul in Walpole Park

Published on 24 July 2012

Big band favourites and toe-tapping jazz sounds will light up the big-top tent in Walpole Park this week at the 28th annual Ealing Jazz Festival.

Crowds enjoy the 02 London Mela

Don't miss the magical Mela on Sunday

Published on 2 September 2011

The 02 London Mela - Europe’s largest free outdoor Asian festival - returns to Gunnersbury Park, Ealing, on Sunday 4 September.

Cows on Horsenden Hill

Grazing on the hill for the summer

Published on 17 August 2011

Ealing Council has welcomed back a herd of cows on to Horsenden Hill East for the summer.

The council has officially opened the newly refurbished pavilion at North Acton Playing Fields.

Park's pavilion opens its doors

Published on 4 August 2011

Ealing Council has today (5 August) opened the doors to the newly refurbished community areas at North Acton Playing Field’s pavilion.

Volunteers grow crops in Walpole Park's walled kitchen garden.

Budding gardeners grow skills in council scheme

Published on 21 July 2011

As Love Parks Week (23-31 July) approaches, Ealing Council is looking for more volunteers to lend a hand in the walled garden in Walpole Park, Ealing.

Spikes Bridge Park, Southall, entrance sign

Plans for Spikes Bridge Park – have your say

Published on 11 July 2011

Ealing Council is urging residents to have their say on plans for £2million improvements to Spikes Bridge Park.

Acton Town Hall

Drawing up the future of Acton Town Hall

Published on 5 July 2011

The latest designs for the proposed Acton Town Hall complex will be going on show from Friday 15 July.

Katy Carr will be performing at 2011 Armed Forces Day celebrations in Ealing

Armed Forces Day celebrations

Published on 8 June 2011

Ealing residents are invited to celebrate Armed Forces Day at a family fun day on Sunday, 19 June

female library user choosing a book from a shelf

Don't miss the chance to have your say on libraries

Published on 26 April 2011

Ealing Council is urging residents and library members to share their views on the future of the borough’s library services before Tuesday, 3 May.

Ealing Summer 2011

Opera is back for Ealing Summer 2011

Published on 3 February 2011

Ealing’s Walpole Park will come alive with a powerful performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s Rigoletto as part of Ealing Summer 2011.

Crowds outside the big top at Ealing Summer Festival

Ealing Summer Festivals 2011 dates announced

Published on 26 January 2011

The borough’s parks are set to come alive with 16 days of music, laughter and drama as Ealing Summer Festivals returns for another season.

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