Speaking to some of Ealing's finest...
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Shoppers in Ealing Broadway can now enjoy a vibrant new mural created by local artist Hannah Gibson, commissioned by the homelessness charity Crisis. The artwork, which brightens up the Crisis charity shop's walls, is a colourful tribute to the local community and the diverse culture of Ealing. Hannah,
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Today marks an exciting milestone for Ealing author Kristina Rahim, as her debut children’s book, The Doughnut Club, hits the shelves. Available now at Pitshanger Bookshop and Waterstones Ealing, the book introduces a refreshing and heartfelt narrative centered around donor-conceived families - a subject close to the author’s
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Last week, I had the pleasure of meeting Natasha and Alice, two of the descendants of Walter James Daniel, the original founder of Daniel of Ealing. Both were brought up in Ealing and attended Notting Hill & Ealing High School, and it’s clear that the store - and the
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Local artist Susie Heyes is inviting the public into a world of stillness and serenity through her solo exhibition, Inner Calm, at Open Ealing, Dickens Yard (Ealing Broadway). Taking place on 27th April, 4th May and 11th May from 1-6pm, the exhibition showcases a powerful blend of peaceful landscapes and
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Based in Park Royal, Ealing, Planty has quickly become a standout name in the plant-based meal delivery space. Since launching in 2019, the company has combined sustainability, nutrition, and convenience to deliver chef-prepared, plant-based meals straight to doors across the UK. With a mission to make plant-based food accessible and
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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
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As part of London’s vibrant #celebrASIA festival, Charlotte Berridge, a local artist, showcased her beautiful illustrations of South East Asian maps. The festival, held at Battersea Power Station from 13th-15th September, was a three-day celebration of South East Asian heritage and culture. Each map represented a different ASEAN (Association
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In celebration of Black History Month, we’re highlighting some incredible Black-owned businesses in the Ealing area. We had the pleasure of speaking with three inspiring entrepreneurs: Alisha from Present Your Joy, Kim from The Pretty Parlour, and Korine from K’s Cocktails. Each shared what motivated them to start
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Located in the heart of Ealing, at Ealing Project, Mahaba Café is not just a place to grab a coffee; it's a hub for creating opportunities for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). With only 2.2% of adults with learning disabilities employed in the
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As Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to explore the enchanting world of Antonia's Pumpkin, a children's book by Leslie Feore. Beautifully illustrated by her daughter, Melissa Pinkstone, the book delves into the heart of Halloween, blending the author’s Chicago childhood traditions with
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Ayvianna Snow, a rising star in the world of independent horror, is quickly earning a reputation as the 'British Queen of Horror,' a title bestowed upon her by fellow actor and filmmaker Sean Cronin. An Ealing local, Ayvianna recently starred in two British indie films, Bogieville and Derelict,
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Anthony Ray, an Ealing-based Interior Designer and Stylist, has made a remarkable transition from the world of musical theatre to the art of interior design. After over a decade of performing on stage, Anthony brought his flair for storytelling and drama into the realm of interiors. This year, he was