Pancake Day, or Shrove Tuesday, falls on March 5th this year, making it the perfect excuse to indulge in a delicious stack of fluffy pancakes or delicate crêpes. Whether you prefer making your own at home or heading out to a local spot, here’s everything you need to know
Kids at a loose end? Download & print our colouring pack to give yourself a little bit of quiet time. Send the results to louisa@ealinglivingmagazine.co.uk to have your kids' beautiful designs featured on Instagram. (There's also a blank page at the end for any
Half term is a great opportunity to spend quality time with the kids, but let’s be honest—it can also feel very long when boredom sets in. While it’s tempting to rely on screens, balancing structured activities with independent play is key to a happy and stress-free break.
Fashion & Beauty
Winter in Ealing has certainly brought a mix of cold and wet weather (and snowy, albeit brief!), which can really wreak havoc on our skin. The combination of low temperatures and increased humidity can strip our skin of its natural oils, leaving it feeling dry, tight, flaky, and dull. With
Interviews
Dr Mia Hobbs is a Clinical Psychologist based in West London, specialising in working with children, young people, and their families. With a passion for knitting and creativity, she incorporates these elements into her therapeutic work to support mental well-being. Dr Hobbs also hosts the podcast Why I Knit, where
Food & Drink
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you're planning a romantic night out or a cozy evening in, we’ve got you covered! From the top five romantic restaurants in the area to ideas for setting up the perfect at-home celebration, here’s everything you
Local Calendar
February is packed with exciting events in Ealing, from cultural discussions and botanical wonders to creative workshops and sustainability-focused pop-ups. Here’s a roundup of five must-visit experiences happening this month. Queer Southall at Gunnersbury Park Museum 📅 6th February | 🕖 7PM - 9PM | 📍 Gunnersbury Park Museum | @gunnersburyparkmuseum Gunnersbury Park Museum is
Fashion & Beauty
2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year in the world of nails, as trends embrace the perfect mix of indulgence and simplicity. From luxurious treatments to cutting-edge designs, this year’s styles cater to both bold statements and refined elegance. Nail art continues to evolve, with a focus
If you haven’t picked up the Winter issue of Ealing Living Magazine yet, don’t worry – there are still copies available across the borough! Packed with fantastic reads and plenty of inspiration, this issue has something for everyone. While some articles bring a festive touch, there’s so much
Lifestyle
by Gemma McDonald Questor’s 2025 season is being kicked off with Bill Macilwraith’s comedic play “The Anniversary”. The play tells the story of an overly possessive mother on the night of her wedding anniversary. The play tackles the dysfunctional relationships between the mother and her sons and their
Food & Drink
On 29th January 2025, communities around the world will welcome the Year of the Snake, marking the beginning of Chinese New Year. The Snake, the sixth animal in the Chinese zodiac, symbolises wisdom, intuition and transformation. People born in the Year of the Snake are often thought to be deep
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By Indy. K. Bhamra, Founder & CEO - IKB EventWorks At IKB EventWorks, our story is built on a foundation of hard work, resilience, and community. These values were instilled in me by my incredible parents, Surinder Singh Bhamra and Baljeet Bhamra. My father established our family’s printing business