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Each time I sit down to begin an issue, I take a day to sketch the direction, gather inspiration and pin down the pieces. But with Autumn looming - caught between the children’s endlessly stretching summer holidays and the persistent pull of work - I needed a pause. So,
Who says date night has to be dinner and drinks? Whether you’re swiping right, rekindling the spark, or just fancy doing something fun with someone you like, Ealing has a fresh selection of unexpected spots perfect for a summer rendezvous. Here are five alternative date ideas to shake up
If you're looking to spoil the kids (or yourself) with something extra special, let us introduce you to FuwaFuwa, the Japanese soufflé pancake café that's recently landed on Oak Street in the Mall - yes, the road with the horse statue! We visited over the weekend
From vibrant festivals to creative workshops and cultural exhibitions, Ealing is alive with energy this July. Whether you're looking for a fun day out with the family, a celebration of diversity, or a moment of artistic inspiration, there's something happening across the borough to keep your
Today, the Royal Albert Hall plays host to a truly remarkable musical celebration of local talent, creativity, and collaboration. Ealing Together brings together 1,400 schoolchildren, a mass choir from 40 local schools, youth orchestras and ensembles, and the 75-strong Ealing Symphony Orchestra (ESO) for a performance on one of
For Pride Month, we sit down with the driving force behind WLQP to hear how a chance encounter sparked a movement - and why queer spaces matter more than ever. When Aubrey Crawley first moved to the UK from South Africa in 1998, he found a thriving LGBTQ+ community in
Father’s Day is just around the corner, and if you're still hunting for the perfect gift, we've rounded up five brilliant ideas from Ealing’s finest independents. From personalised pies to premium sound, here’s how to treat your dad while supporting local. 1. Fifty
We’re thrilled to share that the Summer 2025 edition of Ealing Living Magazine is now live - and it’s packed to the brim with warm-weather inspiration, local discoveries, and stories that celebrate the people and places that make our community shine. This issue marks the debut of At
June has arrived – and with it, a packed calendar of events celebrating everything Ealing has to offer, from comedy and culture to street food and summer parties. Whether you're in the mood for a sunset picnic in Walpole Park, a DJ-led birthday bash or a steak night with
This week marks Children’s Gardening Week, a time to dig into the fun, creativity, and lifelong benefits of gardening with little ones. To help parents and caregivers get started, we spoke to Agata Hendersen, a local garden designer and the creative mind behind Agata Hendersen Garden Design, who shared
The Ealing Film Festival is set to return this October, and it’s bigger - and funnier -than ever. In a landmark move, the world-renowned Ealing Studios has announced it will sponsor the Comedy Award at this year’s festival, firmly cementing the event’s growing national and international reputation.
I once watched an interview with Aretha Franklin where she was asked what her biggest challenge in life was. Without missing a beat, she replied: “Trying to figure out what to cook for dinner, nightly…” Honestly, I felt that deep in my soul. Some days, I truly believe it’s
We’re heading into that time again - half term looms, and summer isn’t far behind. For many parents, that means juggling work, childcare, and the constant question: how on earth do we keep the kids entertained for weeks on end? Luckily, Paul Leslie - founder of Leslie &
Mental Health Week is a valuable moment to slow down, check in with yourself and find calm amidst the chaos of daily life. Whether you’re commuting on the Lizzie Line, working from home or managing a full family schedule, this week is a chance to prioritise your wellbeing -
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,
Walpole Park in Ealing was the setting for a poignant tribute on 8th May 2025, as local residents gathered with civic leaders to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day. The Mayor of Ealing, local councillors, and Richard Kornicki CBE, Deputy Lieutenant for the London Borough of
By Ruby Pugh, Founder of Find Your Brows Art, design and beauty have always been central to my life. Growing up in Hong Kong, I was immersed in creative expression from a young age - studying art and eventually working in the fashion industry for globally renowned brands like Ralph
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
Prize-winning biographer Anne Sebba provided one of the most unforgettable moments of this year’s Ealing Book Festival when she came face to face with sculptor Nicole Farhi’s haunting portrayal of Ethel Rosenberg - the subject of Sebba’s acclaimed biography Ethel Rosenberg: A Cold War Tragedy. The encounter