Vote Labour on 22 May

While Labour has been running Ealing Council we have frozen the Council Tax. With the cost of living crisis pressing down on local families through stagnant wages and rocketing household bills the Council Tax freeze is crucial help for everyone in Ealing trying to make ends meet. If we are re-elected on 22 May we […]
Ealing Tories told to come clean on secret cuts plans

Ealing Tories have been urged to come clean about their plans for the borough after refusing to reveal their manifesto. They have refused to rule out vicious cuts to community facilities in order to pay for the £80m worth of cuts that are being demanded from their Government. *READ LABOUR’S MANIFESTO BY CLICKING HERE* With […]
Ealing Labour delivers more lighting for crime hotspots

Ealing’s Labour Council is to invest £102,000 to improve street lighting in key crime hotspots across the borough. This means that under Labour the council has delivered over £400k worth of upgraded lighting in crime hotspots. The extra lighting will be introduced in nine different areas across the borough including Brunswick Road, New Broadway and […]
Ealing Labour launch Manifesto to Defend our Community

Ealing Labour Party has launched its local Council election manifesto ahead of polling day on 22 May. Labour Leader Cllr Julian Bell and Ealing Labour Councillors and candidates were joined by Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and former Walpole Councillor and Ealing Council Deputy Leader to […]
Work starts on new Entrance at Hanwell station

Work is starting on opening the southern entrance at Hanwell station. The £300k improvement works will started on April 11 and will be completed by the summer. Once the works are completed the station will have a Southern entrance open again which will allow commuters to enter the station from Station approach as well as […]
Labour starts work on library improvements

Your Labour Council is delivering more library improvements. Under Labour all the boroughs libraries have been kept open despite Tory cuts and there has been a major programme of improvements. Work is now starting on improvements at Greenford Library. The improvements will deliver better disabled access and self-service machines to make the library more accessible […]
Virendra Sharma MP: Why an inquiry into Golden Temple massacre is needed

Ealing Southall MP Virendra Sharma reflects on unanswered questions surrounding the UK government’s role in the 1984 Golden Temple massacre of Sikhs in India, in his latest Gazette column. This summer we will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the First World War and as part of those activities we will remember the 80,000 Sikhs who […]
Dame Tessa Jowell MP joins Dr Rupa Huq to defend ‘vital’ children’s centres in Ealing

On Friday 28 March, Dame Tessa Jowell MP joined Dr Rupa Huq on a visit to Ealing Central & Acton, stopping first to talk to staff and parents at the award-winning South Acton Children’s Centre. There she addressed the importance of early years care for children and advice for new parents. She said: “If you […]
Ealing Labour Council Tax Freeze saves residents £372

Ealing Labour’s council tax freeze has saved the average Ealing family over £372 since 2010. Labour has kept council tax frozen for four years. Bills were frozen again at the budget council meeting on Feb 17th and Labour will freeze them again in 2015 if re-elected. Figures revealed for a council question at the budget […]
Ealing to receive a share of Mini-Holland cycling fund

Ealing was named as one of eight boroughs to receive funding from TfL as part of the Mayor of London’s Mini-Holland initiative, it was announced yesterday. Ealing’s cycling plans were described as ‘exceptional’, with TfL pledging a share of the £100million funding for the council to implement the plans. The exact amount of funding Ealing […]