Posts about "Ealing"
Published on 26 November 2008 in London, Politics and Government, branding, Ealing, local government, London, What A Council Logo Says
What does your council's logo say about your area? After pondering this question whilst walking down the street, I decided to find out. In part 3 it's time to head to the capital and Ealing.
Published on 19 June 2004 in London, Television, TV Programmes, Ealing, London, Merton, television
In Ealing Common is a road - it cuts through the common, although is a dead end. Quite often in the morning, there will be a series of film crews and trucks wandering around. But that's nothing in comparison to what is right next door to our new place...
Published on 12 June 2004 in House, Ealing, house, London
When you've moved in somewhere, the last thing you want to do is go back to your old rented pad and clean it all. Which is what we did today.
Published on 17 May 2004 in Beer, beer, beer festival, Ealing, London
In case anyone is wondering why there has been no follow up to last years wonderfully successful Eurovision 2003 post, then I should state that Saturday night was spent at Beer on Broadway - also known as the Ealing Beer Festival.
Published on 5 April 2004 in London, Transport, buses, Ealing, London
I was reminded about London United taking over the 65 bus route, and this evening I found a I post about it that I made to a mailing list.
Published on 24 March 2004 in Pubs, Ealing, London, pubs, pubs in Ealing
Every now and then you discover a pub you've never been to. And for this one, I'm indebted to Ealing Online whose relentless task of reviewing pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants in Ealing, led me to the Foresters door on Sunday.
Published on 24 March 2004 in Pubs, Ealing, London, pubs, pubs in Ealing
I'm not going to look back on The New Inn with rose tinted glasses. It wasn't that great before, and now it's been done up, it's still not. It always was a pub that had potential but I doubt the new look will do anything to solve its problems other than burn a hole in someones pocket.
Published on 15 March 2004 in Life, Ealing, London
Sometimes I wonder if I'm too predictable.
Published on 15 March 2004 in Pubs, Ealing, London, pubs, pubs in Ealing
An Irish pub with no fake fiddles on the wall, real ale, no shamrocks in sight but with a great atmosphere? That must be T.J. Duffy's!
Published on 25 January 2004 in House, Ealing, house, house buying, London, Merton, Tooting
Next to the computer is the 'no pile' - a pile of paper giving details of a pile of properties. Each has the estate agents description of the place, photograph and dimensions. Stapled to that are some scrawled notes listing my views and opinions of the place. But have we been looking in the wrong place for a place to buy? Or have we been looking in the right place and we're about to get distracted looking in the wrong one? And does this make any sense?