Third primary school pupil dies from Strep A in last seven days
A third child of primary school age has died after contracting Strep A, health officials have confirmed today. The child
Pop-up parklets in Ealing promoting Possible’s car free success
Possible’s 15-metre pop-up parklet by Little Ealing School brought people together for music performances, children’s activities and refreshments on 21
Housing homeless cost London councils £1.3 billion in seven years
Councils in London spent more than £1.3 billion on temporary accommodation for families in the last seven years. Figures obtained
Ealing Trailfinders travel to London Scottish after devastating RFU ruling
Title-chasing Ealing Trailfinders face London Scottish at the Richmond Athletic Ground at 3pm tomorrow, in a week where they were
Student volunteer week boosts charities in Ealing
The University of West London (UWL) is working hard to encourage students to participate in the community through their volunteering
Rugby Returns in South West London
After a New Year dominated by Covid cases for professional rugby and the end of winter breaks for the semi-pros,
Ealing school rugby team takes third place in Daily Mail Schools Trophy
Ealing independent school St Benedict’s’ 1st XV took third place in the Daily Mail Schools Trophy, marking a brilliant end
Litter Action Group for Ealing Residents membership nears two thousand
Membership of the Litter Action Group for Ealing Residents has reached almost 2,000, with 1,800 Facebook followers and a further
Trailfinders’ Ward confident ahead of promotion battle
Ealing Trailfinders’ Director of Rugby Ben Ward speaks to SWL about the highs and lows of recent seasons, and his
South west London mental health charity celebrates Good Care Month
A south west London mental health charity is celebrating Good Care Month, a campaign that runs in July every year
South west London in-home care business wins Best International Office
A south west London in-home care service has been labelled the best of its group in the world as it