Caroline Evans

A series of nature talks & art sessions brought a group of youngsters to West Ealing library during their summer holidays in August.  Members of Ealing Friends of the Earth held four talks that included why plastic is not good for the environment, why all sorts of insects should be encouraged and why climate change

Ealing FoE has written to all of the candidates in the 3 Ealing constituences to ask them about their environment policies. Many thanks to all those who replied. Some replied on behalf of their party who had put up candidates in other Ealing constituences. Some are independents speaking for themselves. Some didn’t bother to reply

But how good are their environment policies? Ealing’s three constituencies each have a number of candidates vying to represent them in parliament. But do their environmental policies live up to the Friends of the Earth demands for the next government. Here at Ealing FoE we are writing to each of the candidates to ask them

Urgent climate and nature action is needed from the next government. With an election date set, campaigner Connor Schwartz and policy expert Mike Childs assess how the parties’ policies are shaping up. The starting pistol for the general election has been fired, and over the next 6 weeks we’ll see promises galore from the different

Ealing Friends of the Earth has been scanning the manifestos of the candidates for the London mayoral election on May 2 to discover where they stand on green issues. We cannot advise people who to vote for but we are looking for promises that the candidate will put cutting CO2 emissions and enhancing the environment

UPDATE Congratulations to Cllr Kuldev Sehra of the Liberal Democrats, Jess Lee of the Green Party and Bassam Marfouz of Labour, all candidates for the Ealing and Hillingdon seat on the London Assembly and who have signed the Friends of the Earth Climate Pledge.  We are still waiting to hear from Cllr Henry Higgins of

A large and very homemade “patchwork quilt” made by members of Ealing Friends of the Earth won’t go any way to helping people keep warm this winter.  But it is part of a national Friends of the Earthcampaign #UnitedForWarmHomes which is asking the government to give urgent support to people dealing with high energy bills. Housing

Ealing Friends of the Earth members joined The Big One on Sunday April 22nd – a peaceful protest by Britain’s environmental groups which attracted about 60,000 people. Previous Next