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Ealing Council Tenants Summer Newsletter
London is an expensive city, and Ealing is no different. The cost of living alongside the shortage of housing means […]
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As long as Pete Willsman remains there can be no trust at all
In the run up to a vote by Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee to water down the IHRA definition and […]
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Ealing receives three national awards for new homes
Alton Court, the first phase of homes at Copley Hanwell W7 won the ‘Best First-Time Buyer Home’ at the prestigious London Evening […]
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Ealing Labour: A Manifesto for the Many
In April, the Ealing Labour Party launched it’s 2018 local government election manifesto. It was a real privilege to coordinate bringing […]
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McCluskey making a mistake in shunning Jewish Labour Movement
Len McCluskey’s tell-all interview in last week’s Jewish News might have shed some light on the man who leads one of Britain’s largest […]
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JLM has been tied to Labour for 100 years – so back this rule change to tackle bigotry
This year, Labour Party conference takes place during the 10 days between the Jewish high-holy-days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom […]
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Let’s take tougher action against the minority of bigots who shame Labour
Later this month at conference, Labour will finally have an opportunity to put right the uncomfortable truth that we treat […]
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Ealing demands rethink over Southall Jobcentre closure
Councillor Julian Bell, the leader of Ealing Council, and Councillor Peter Mason, cabinet member for prosperity, skills, employment and transformation, […]
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Public Health Back Where It Belongs
When the London Metropolitan Board of Works authorised the construction of the Victoria Embankment, it wasn’t for the District Railway. […]
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Growing Demands and Diminishing Budgets
The era of austere times is upon us in Local Government. With funding settlements from central government continually constrained, Ealing […]
