Harvey Rose, who was a Liberal Democrat Councillor for Southfield ward for twenty years, has been honoured by Ealing Council, for his hard work for charities and representing residents over the past two decades.

Ward Forums in the borough have an annual budget to spend. Many suggestions come from residents.

We consulted with residents about a proposal to light the playground located in Acton Green Common so that children can play even when it goes dark in Wintertime.

In 2017 your Liberal Democrat Councillors provided much needed funding to help refurbish the frequently used Scouts Hut, located on Rugby Road.

After two years’ of campaigning the Ealing Liberal Democrat Leader Councillor Gary Malcolm was happy that Labour-run Ealing Council reversed a decision (made two years’ ago) to remove nearly 10% of benefits which many vulnerable residents needed.

Ealing Liberal Democrat Leader, Councillor Gary Malcolm, attended a rally which started outside the Town Hall and ended at Dean Gardens, stopping in the centre of the Northfields Avenue - Uxbridge Road junction where cyclist Claudia Manera died recently following a collision with a lorry.

A recent report said that NHS cyber-attacks on Ealing Hospital was avoidable.

Councillor Gary Malcolm said: "Advanced warnings were given to all hospitals many months before the attacks took place and it is very sad that the government did not fund IT investment to ensure that hospital services were not affected."

At an Ealing Council meeting, last night, all of the Liberal Democrat Councillors voted to support a motion to stop women and staff sufferring verbal, physical and psychological attacks whilst visiting the Marie Stopes clinic.

In the vote, two of the Conservative party Councillors abstained.

In response to a public question that Liberal Democrat Councillor Gary Malcolm asked the Labour Councillor responsible for environmental matters, he admitted that Ealing Council only has 36 electric charging points for cars currently and expects only 66 by the middle of next year.

a few years ago, the council planted eighty trees on Cleveland Park. They were well received as the space was quite bare and boring. However some showed signs of stress during a hot and dry summer that year. Residents questioned whether the watering was adequate. Only sixty have survived and still have leaves on them. Eight look dead or dying. Presumably the others were removed or stolen.