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A community group is holding a public meeting on the future of West Ealing on Monday November 22.

West Ealing Neighbours will be discussing the impact of the Local Development Framework, a planning policy for Ealing from 2011 to 2026, which could see 1,245 homes built along the Uxbridge Road corridor with some 3,500 people moving into the area.

HUNDREDS of children in Ealing were unable to start their first day of school, due to on-going building works.

Around 800 Pupils of Fielding Primary in Wyndham Road, West Ealing, have been told not to come back until next week, once builders have completed an extra classroom.

A talented teenager who appeared on Channel 5's 'Don't Stop Believing' programme narrowly missed out on winning the final.

Francesca Barberis of Argyle Road, West Ealing, starred in the television talent show as part of Songtimers, a 20-strong all singing, dancing and acting group.

THE MASONIC Centre in West London is holding an open day this weekend on Saturday August 7 for anyone who wants to find out more about Freemasonry and Masonic activities.

Have you been suffering from a long term illness or experiencing some other setback where you need a miracle of healing? A local church has had numerous testimonies of healings at their Healing and Revival Service on the first Sunday of every month. Tonight's Healing Service at Ealing Christian Centre, Northfield Avenue is at 6.30pm, all welcome.

For further information about Ealing Christian Centre, please refer to Ealing Christian Centre

Please see below just a brief testimony of some recent healings.

Katerina

Triple blessings by after years of pain and waiting.

I had severe back pains for at least 5 years. At the age of 18 years it all started when I contracted viral meningitis. It started when the epidural injection I was given on my back was not inserted in the right spot. From then on my back has given me a lot of pain. There were times when I would bend and not be able to straighten up. I had been ministered to in the past for my healing but it did not take place instantly.' As for Katerina healing has been a process for her and she kept on asking for ministry for her back. It was not until she came for the last revival and healing meeting that she felt her back has been healed and she does not have any more pain in her back which she is so grateful for. As she walked up the platform to share her testimony she was totally healed. The pain she had for five years is gone.

Oye

I had knee problem for seven years and the knee had gone worse over the last few months and I had to visit the GP. As Pastor called all those with knee problems to come forward with prayers, I came forward for prayers and I believed that the pain would be gone. God healed me.

Armed police stormed the area around the William Hobbayne Centre in Hanwell on Monday evening after a member of the public reported hearing gun shots.

One eyewitness said he saw around 10 officers equipped with guns outside the centre in Lower Boston Road at 6.30pm.

A SPECTACULAR night of comedy is coming to the The Drayton Court in West Ealing this Friday and next Friday (July 30).

Comedian Tom Binns will be appearing as two hilarious characters this Friday (July 24); first as Ivan Brackenbury in the Hospital Radio Roadshow and then as "actually psychic" Ian D Montfort, which he is taking to the Edinburgh Fringe next month.

There will be an evening meeting in Ealing to establish a Parents' Forum on sex education. The meeting will concentrate on Ealing Borough, but there are principles at stake which apply to the whole of the UK.

Stephen Green from Christian Voice will be speaking at the meeting, which starts at 7.30pm and will be held at Ealing Christian Centre, 268 Northfield Avenue, Ealing, LONDON W5 4UB. ECC is right opposite Northfield Tube on the Piccadilly Line and there is also good parking.

Protecting children's innocence and demanding rights as a parent to be fully informed about the content of school sex and relationships education (SRE) will be on the agenda. The latter is no more than what the 2000 DfE Guidelines state, but too many schools are not following them, and instead are ignoring parents completely.

Does it not concern you that the increasing use of 'SRE' to sexualise children, with condoms given out to 12-year-olds and school nurses giving abortion advice behind parents' backs? In addition, there is the growing trend to use the 'relationships' side of SRE, bolstered by the 2010 Equality Act, to groom children for sexual activities.

The evening is for parents, school governors, teachers, pastors and all concerned with this issue.

Also opportunity to know more about PRAY FOR SCHOOLS EALING

Pray for Schools is a partnership between CARE, Youth for Christ, Scripture Union, New Generation, Association of Christian Teachers and Churches Together England. Together these organisations promote Pray for Schools in their networks, and provide resources for Pray for Schools groups and events.

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the database of schools being prayed for is facilitated by CARE. In Scotland, it is held by Scripture Union Scotland, as the Schools Prayer Network Scotland. They maintain a record of all schools in the UK which are supported by prayer groups or praying individuals at any time.

Each region has a Pray for Schools coordinator, who sends out newsletters and supports prayer groups in the region.

Suzanne Fernandes is seeking more Prayer Co-ordindators for the London Borough of Ealing and surrounding areas, if you are interested in organising prayer meetings for your school, please join us.

Should you wish to join the above event, please contact: by email or phone
Suzanne Fernandes

A man in his forties suffered a heart attack just after 5am this morning in a Hanwell street.

Police and ambulance crews were called to Church Road at the Junction of Uxbridge Road, to reports of a man aged 45-47 who had collapsed in the street.

ARE there any youngsters out there brave enough to meet the Gruffalo? If so then they will get their chance next month in Ealing.

The character from the popular children's books by Julia Donaldson and Alex Sheffler will be appearing in person at special events at the borough's libraries.