Borough still has capital's worst infection rate with West Ealing highest
Council urging people to get tested
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Ealing’s rate is now 74/100,000. It’s still the highest in London. In Ealing neighbourhoods the highest rate I can find is in West Ealing at 132.3. The lowest actual rate is at Elthorne Park with 46.6. However at Ealing Broadway West and Northolt East - with new infections at ‘0 -2’ - apparently no infection rate is available!
Covid-19 Testing in Ealing
If you have Covid-19 symptoms, there are five test centres across Ealing. For more details and how to book go to: www.nhs.uk/coronavirus
For those with no Covid-19 symptoms there are six test centres across Ealing. You don’t have to book. For details go to: www.ealing.gov.uk/CovidTest
Over 3,000 Vaccinations in One Month at St John’s Church, West Ealing
This magnificent effort is being driven by Mattock Lane Pharmacy. On 4 March 2021 they had over 300 people booked in for a jab.
Ealing Pubs Planning to Re-Open for Outside Hospitality on 12 April 2021
This list has been assembled with clues from a number of sources:
The Grove, W5
The Red Lion, W5
The New Inn, W5
The Grange, W5
The Rose & Crown, W5
No. 17 Dickens Yard, W5
The Plough, W5
Red Lion & Pineapple, W3
The Grosvenor, W7
The Drayton Court, W13
The Duke of Kent, W13
Spring 2022 is Maybe the New Opening Date for the New Broadway Cinema
The old cinema closed in 2008. Many opening dates for the new cinema have been predicted but none have been realised. Ealing Council now think all the building on the site (homes, retail and the cinema) will be completed by Spring 2020. Cineworld, the cinema operator, has made no statement about when the new cinema might open.
New Covid-19 Response LTNs Subject to New 21 Day Public Consultation
For its new wave of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs), Ealing Council has decided to offer some public consultation prior to LTN installation. This is in contrast to its 2020 LTNs. The neighbourhoods are Creffield Road North and South in Acton W3 and Hamilton Road in Ealing W5. The consultation started on 1 March and ends on 23 March 2021.
Eric Leach
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March 10, 2021
