Local News

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Private company set to run Ealing libraries

LIBRARIES and council-run leisure centres look set to be out sourced to private companies despite opposition from unions.Read

Schoolboy to trek 100 miles across Holland

A TEENAGER is to walk 100-miles across the Netherlands in four days to raise funds for his school.Read

Columnists

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Angie Bray MP: Three good reasons to cheer the Queen's Speech

Angie Bray, Conservative MP for Ealing Central & Acton, pens this week's Constituency Matters political column.Read

Rachel Agnew

NOTE TO SELF: Never forget your ancestors

Unfortunately yesterday I had to go to a funeral. My Great Aunt had died and many of my close and extended family and I gathered at an old cemetery in Willesden to pay our respects and celebrate the life of a very spirited 95 year old lady. The funeral itself was lovely, full of emotional and amusing anecdotes of a real character, someone who lived their life to the full until ill-health hit only a couple of years ago.Read

Letters to the Editor

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Letters: UKIP wants your help

Last week’s elections are a war cry to the residents of Ealing that real change can happen here next year. Read

Letters: Thatcher funeral, CPZs and Ealing's rock heritage

On Saturday morning I visited the Pitshanger controlled parking zone exhibition in the Pitshanger Methodist Church.Read

Communities news & views

World & UK News

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It's an eye for an eye - attacker

Shocking footage has emerged of one of the Woolwich attackers, heavily bloodied and saying: "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth."Read

'Crazed' attackers 'hacked victim'

Eyewitnesses have described seeing the "crazed" Woolwich attackers "hacking" at their victim and posing for pictures before charging at police wielding meat cleavers.Read