As part of London Climate Action week, ActForEaling and University of West London (UWL), as well as other partners, will be holding a screening of the film, the People’s Emergency Briefing. Join us during London Climate Action week, on Friday 26th June 2026, for a viewing and a discussion about how individuals and community organisations... Continue Reading →
London Climate Action Week 2026 – Are you taking part?
London Climate Action Week returns for its eighth year, taking place between 20th and 28th June 2026! If you are planning any events for London Climate Action Week 2026, ActForEaling would love to hear from you! What is London Climate Action Week? London Climate Action Week (LCAW) is a week-long series of events. These events... Continue Reading →
LAGER Can volunteers remove over 2,500 bags of litter during Great British Spring Clean 2026
Community environmental group LAGER Can is celebrating a remarkable contribution to this year’s Great British Spring Clean. Their volunteers across the borough delivering outstanding results and removing over 2,500 bags of litter. Between 13th and 29th March 2026, LAGER Can volunteers: Donated 1,378 hours of time Collected 2,507 bags of rubbish Reported 288 fly-tipping incidents... Continue Reading →
Attend a screening of the documentary, the National Emergency Briefing in Ealing, on 19th April at St Stephens
St Stephens Ealing and Parents for Future are holding a screening of the National Emergency Briefing. The film is based on the National Emergency Briefing delivered in Westminster (featured by ITV, Channel 4 and The Times). It includes with appearances from Chris Packham, Deborah Meaden, and a range of voices from across the UK. See... Continue Reading →
Ealing Cycling Campaign Election Hustings 8th April 2026
On 7 May 2026 councillors will be elected to your local council. Ealing Cycling Campaign is doing its part to promote local democracy and is holding an election hustings at 6.30pm on 8th April 2026 at the Questors Theatre! Candidates from all the main political parties contesting seats in the borough have been invited, and... Continue Reading →
Cycling champions needed – London Cycling Campaign’s Share The Joy cycling fund is open – deadline 15th April
Share The Joy is a Community Cycling Fund organised by London Cycling Campaign and Lime bikes, with support from LOUD Mobility. They are looking for Cycling champions and projects. The Cycling fund awards grants to projects that help encourage more people to cycle. This specifically wants projects that improve Health and Wellbeing, Accessibility & Inclusion... Continue Reading →
Ready for any weather: Have your say on how to adapt to Ealing’s changing climate
Join the Ealing Council climate roadshow this March to share your thoughts and ideas on local climate action and the changing climate. You will learn about the impacts of climate change, and help shape solutions that work for you and your neighbourhood. All sessions are free and informal and there are 5 local workshops in... Continue Reading →
The Wet Wipe Ban & Crisis: Blocking Our Rivers
Anyone who has used a wet wipe to clean a baby’s bottom knows how effective and satisfying they are to use. But Britain’s sewers and rivers are repeatedly, and damagingly clogged by wet wipes. The government is planning a plastic wet wipe ban, but can it be that simple? CURB (Clean up River Brent) discuss... Continue Reading →
Funding for Sustainable Food Projects
The National Lottery Community Fund are looking for projects that strengthen food system and reduce food insecurity for people and communities. They want to support ways of producing enough healthy, affordable food without harming the planet. If you have a food project that needs some funding and support injection to get it off the ground, apply... Continue Reading →
Biodiversity and National Security : Actions For Ealing!
This month, the UK Government released an official report discussing “Global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse and national security”. This paper on biodiversity and national security contemplates the risks that Britain could face if climate change and biodiversity loss continue to go unchecked, and is vital reading. It’s not a long paper, only 14 pages or... Continue Reading →
