Fireworks can be a frightening experience for our four-legged friends. Pooches of Pitshanger shares seven practical tips to help keep your dog feeling safe, secure and comfortable this Bonfire Night. While many of us look forward to the colourful displays and celebrations of Bonfire Night, the loud bangs and
For a working mum, finding the time to get everything done can feel like a full-time job in itself. But one local freelancer has discovered that a little change of routine can make all the difference. Let's face it, being a working mum is a constant juggle.
There’s something wonderfully comforting about a bowl of pasta. Versatile, warming and wholesome, it’s one of my favourite dishes — a timeless food that brings people together, celebrates simple ingredients and offers endless possibilities for flavour and creativity. From traditional Italian recipes passed down through generations to contemporary interpretations
🎄 CHRISTMAS COVER DESIGN COMPETITION 🎄 Calling all young artists aged 0-16! Christmas might still feel a little way off, but at Ealing Living magazine, we’re already getting into the festive spirit - and we need your help! We’re inviting children and young people aged 0-16 to design the
From pumpkin carving and Halloween discos to wildlife walks and fireworks, there are plenty of ways to enjoy some spooky family fun in Ealing this October. Halloween is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for ways to keep the children entertained, there are some lovely local events
Serenity Point Fertility, led by specialist Dr Sweta Jindal, is offering a compassionate, highly personalised approach to fertility care, combining advanced reproductive medicine with emotional support for individuals and couples. For anyone navigating the complexities of fertility, finding the right support can make a significant difference. In the heart of
As the colder months approach, Ealing locals have the chance to make a real difference by donating a warm coat to someone in need. There’s something special about a community coming together to look after one another, and Ealing Broadway’s Winter Coat Donation is a wonderful example of
As the days grow shorter and the evenings turn cooler, there’s nothing quite like curling up under a cosy blanket with a good book and a warming drink. Autumn is the perfect season to slow down, switch off from the everyday and lose yourself in a story that transports
The comedian is treating customers to a drink at the independent micropub this Friday, as part of a nationwide initiative to encourage people to support their local pubs. Hanwell’s The Dodo Micropub is set for a little extra attention this Friday, 16 October, after comedian Joe Lycett selected it
Our latest issue is out online now, with the printed magazine coming soon across Ealing - thanks to the wonderful Leslie & Co. There’s something I love about the start of autumn. The change of season brings a renewed energy to Ealing, with new businesses launching, familiar favourites welcoming us
September has arrived. The holidays are over, the school bags are being unpacked and routines are starting to reappear. For many of us, that return to normality can feel reassuring. But it can also bring a surprising dose of anxiety. We spoke to psychotherapist and coach Ruth Gibson of This
BEAT returns this September for its 10th anniversary There’s something rather lovely about September in Ealing. The summer holidays are winding down, routines are returning and, just when you think you know your neighbourhood inside out, BEAT comes along and gives you a reason to explore it all over
Summer has officially arrived and with it comes the launch of the latest edition of Ealing Living, a celebration of everything we love about the season in West London. For many of us, summer means spending as much time outdoors as possible. Picnics in leafy parks, evening walks in the
There’s something quietly special about returning to a place that already holds memories for you. The Ealing Oak, once W5, where I spent more than a few carefree nights dancing on podia and belting out karaoke, has stepped into a new chapter, and this time the spotlight is firmly
There’s a fleeting moment each spring when our local woodlands transform into something truly magical. A soft haze of violet-blue spreads across the forest floor, birdsong fills the air, and the scent of fresh growth lingers with every step. Bluebell season is one of nature’s most enchanting
When I start writing a new issue of Ealing Living Magazine, I always give myself a day to think. It has become a small ritual over the years. I step away from home, away from the emails and the endless to-do lists, and find somewhere that allows me to
April in Ealing is bursting with culture, comedy, art, food and community spirit 🌸 From standout theatre events to literary festivals and vibrant new openings, there’s something happening in every corner of the borough this month. 🎭 The Questors Comedy Festival The Questors Theatre Ealing’s beloved theatre is turning up
Looking for things to do in Ealing during the school holidays? Whether you are planning a family day out, keeping the children entertained on a rainy afternoon or making the most of the sunshine, Ealing has plenty of activities for all ages. From outdoor parks and historic houses to indoor
Easter is just around the corner, and there is plenty happening across Ealing to keep families entertained during the holidays. From egg hunts to outdoor adventures, here is our round-up of some of the best Easter activities to enjoy with the kids this year. Get creative with free face
As the days stretch longer and the first blush of magnolia and cherry blossom softens our streets, spring arrives in a swirl of renewal and possibility. Ealing truly comes to life at this time of year - bright mornings, birdsong in the parks and that unmistakable sense of a fresh start
Two years ago, Ealing mum and small business owner Bini Sudo found herself at a crossroads. After running small businesses for over a decade, she hit a serious burnout, the kind that forces you to stop and reassess everything. In the middle of what she describes as a midlife crisis,
