Residents are reminded of the Ealing Beer Festival which is already under way in Walpole Park.

Dog owners are being warned to look out for a killer parasite, lungworm, which has already proved fatal in London.

A couple are once again opening up their garden to the public to raise money for charity.

A school has scooped the 2009 British Council for School Environments (BCSE) awards for best practice in UK design and construction.

Dozens of jobs will be created after the council pledged to tackle grot spots in the borough.

Sports clubs are being given the chance to apply for free funding.

The Cash4clubs scheme gives money to grassroots sport to improve facilities and buy new equipment.

Ealing Council has been named the 'Best Achieving Council' at a national awards ceremony held last week.

Young people aged 13-19 are invited to a free health festival from July 25.

The 'Fit For Future' event includes taster sessions in Shiatsu, Tai Chi and yoga, as well as beauty therapists on hand to pamper visitors with manicures, pedicures, threading and beauty tips.

A charity book store will be selling fiction favourites at half price for two hours only.

The Gazette and Marie Curie Cancer Care is joining forces to launch the first ever local campaign to fund nursing services in Ealing.

There are currently nine Marie Curie nurses in Ealing who last year provided 5,342 hours of free nursing care to 96 terminally ill patients in their own home.