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Ealing Council

77 stories · discussed at 8 council meetings · 3 councils

Ealing Council is currently focusing on integrating health and social care services and implementing new housing development standards.

Ealing Council is implementing a Neighbourhood Health Model to tackle health inequalities and provide integrated, preventative care for residents, as discussed in September 2026. This follows the council's approval in September 2026 of a £60 million Better Care Fund plan for the 2026/27 financial year, which aims to shift services towards this neighbourhood model.

In July 2026, the Cabinet adopted new housing development standards, the Ealing Development Guide 2026-2031, for all council and partner-led projects. The Cabinet also approved plans in July 2026 to establish new Specialist Resourced Provisions at Acton Gardens Primary School and Brentside High School, with a phased intake of pupils from September 2027.

The council's Cabinet noted an estimated £5.023 million General Fund overspend for the 2025/26 financial year in February 2026, and a significant General Fund forecast overspend for the first quarter of the current financial year in September 2026. In July 2026, the Cabinet approved a land deal concerning West Middlesex Golf Course, granting a new short-term lease until September 2027.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council approved a £60 million plan for the Better Care Fund for 2026/27 in September 2026. Source
  2. Ealing Council is implementing a Neighbourhood Health Model to tackle health inequalities, discussed in September 2026. Source
  3. Ealing Council's Cabinet adopted the Ealing Development Guide 2026-2031 in July 2026, setting new housing development standards. Source
  4. The Cabinet approved plans in July 2026 for new Specialist Resourced Provisions at Acton Gardens Primary School and Brentside High School. Source
  5. Ealing Council's Cabinet approved a land deal for West Middlesex Golf Course in July 2026, granting a new short-term lease until September 2027. Source
About this summary

This summary was written automatically from our published stories and the council meeting records they draw on, with background from Wikipedia. It describes what councils have discussed and decided; it does not take a view on any decision. Each key fact links to the story it comes from. Updated 30 September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Email community@opencouncil.network.

Stories, page 6

  1. Ealing Council Reviews Gambling Policy, Considers Casino Ban Ealing Council is reviewing its gambling policy, including a 'no casino' resolution that has been in place since 2012. The review also considers reforms outlined in the... Ealing 12 October 2025
  2. Ealing Council Strengthens Rules on Alcohol Delivery Services Ealing Council is tightening the rules for businesses that deliver alcohol, focusing on preventing public nuisance and protecting children. Ealing 12 October 2025
  3. Ealing's SAFE Teams See Success in Early Intervention Ealing's Supportive Action for Families in Ealing (SAFE) teams are demonstrating positive outcomes through their early intervention strategies. A recent report, discussed at the... Ealing 6 October 2025
  4. Ealing Schools Granted Exceptions to Daily Christian Worship Requirement Several schools in Ealing have been granted exceptions to the legal requirement for daily collective worship of a broadly Christian character, as outlined in the Education Act... Ealing 5 October 2025
  5. Ealing Council Reviews Whistleblowing Reports for 2024/25 Ealing Council's Audit Committee convened on Wednesday, 24 September 2025, to review the council's whistleblowing reports for the 2024/25 period. Whistleblowing serves as a... Ealing 28 September 2025
  6. Ealing Council to Explore Mentoring and Support Programs for Young People's Employment Ealing Council is exploring ways to better support young people in the borough, including mentorship opportunities and upskilling initiatives in key growth sectors. These... Ealing 22 September 2025
  7. Ealing Council Prioritizes Balanced Growth Across Seven Towns Through New Initiatives Ealing Council is set to prioritise economic growth and investment across its seven towns: Ealing, Southall, Acton, West Ealing, Northolt, Greenford, and Perivale. Ealing 22 September 2025
  8. Ealing Council Urged to Create Building-Level Risk Register for Climate Threats Ealing Council has been urged to create a building-level risk register to better protect residents from climate-related threats, including river flooding, surface water... Ealing 22 September 2025