On May 6th 2010, Ealing residents elected a Labour Council to run the Borough for the next four years.
With 40 councillors elected, gaining 17 since 2006, Ealing Labour will be putting into practice its winning manifesto "Securing Jobs, Homes and Families".
Ealing Labour pledge to deliver a cost effective council. Only Ealing Labour pledged to freeze council tax for next year, and only Ealing Labour pledged to freeze councillors allowances.
Latest News
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Ealing Tories U turns on Ealing Hospital
2/2/12 Ealing’s Tories have taken four different positions on Ealing hospital since it was revealed the Government has plans to close the hospital. In the council...
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Ealing Labour rejects Tory Government rent rises
20/1/12 Ealing Labour's Cabinet will reject Government recommendations to increase council housing rents levels at their meeting next week and set out an investment strategy that will benefit tenants and...
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Conservative Leader attacks local charities
12/1/12 Ealing Conservative’s leader Cllr David Millican launched an attack on local charities on Tuesday evening saying they were talking “political drivel”. When responding to a Cabinet report...
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Ealing Labour promises investment in local libraries
Ealing Labour has promised to make significant investments in libraries in both Perivale and Hanwell. Labour’s Deputy Leader Cllr Ranjit Dheer made the following statement in answer to a question...
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Working hard for you
Your local Labour councillors and Ealing Labour Group are working hard for you, and are here to represent you in the council. We want to know what you think, what you're concerns are, and what we can all be doing to make Ealing a better place to live.
You can write to us at: 
Ealing Labour Group
Ealing Town Hall
New Broadway
London
W5 2BY
Or better still email info@ealinglabour.org.uk. If you want to keep up to date with what the Labour Group are doing, just fill in your details on the left hand side of the page.
