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Tube works near Ealing Common

For around the last month or so, TFL have decided that the track between Turnham Green and Ealing Broadway needs work. This work has been taking place in evenings and gets particularly loud on bank holiday weekends. I live alongside the tube line, right opposite Ealing Common station (as I am sitting here at 12.30 at night, there is currently 7 workers and a JCB around 50 yards from my ground floor bedroom window) The workers seem to have no concept of the fact it's late at night, and are shouting loudly to one another. Things were even worse this morning at 5.45am (on a Saturday) when they were out there with a chainsaw of some kind - Not the nicest thing to wake up to when you're looking forward to a lie in after a week of work!I understand that works on the tube line need to be done, but doing them at such unsocial hours is completely unfair. I'm getting very little sleep because of it, and can only imagine what a nightmare it must be for couples nearby with children. Surely it must be breaking some sort of environmental law regarding noise pollution?I was wondering if anyone else is being effected by these works in the same way? I have taken photos and been making notes of the antisocial times work has been carried out. If you have taken any action against it, please let me know. I am going to try and compile a list of residents that have been effected, as I feel that several names should get my complaint further than just mine.Thanks,Andrew

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Ball/street hockey (children and adult beginners programme)

West London Ball Hockey Club presents this exiting new sport to the local community of Ealing.  "something different"  "Important:  We play with trainers not roller blades"We have just moved into this new facility  "Elthorne Sports Centre. Westlea Road, off Boston Road, Hanwell W7 2AD".This sport is hugely famous in Canada, Czech and Slovak. Our Values are; Respect, Sportsmanship, Considering others, Affordable, Family friendly, Fun.  These values resonate in our both, children's and adult beginners programmes.We are affiliated with UK Dek (Ball) hockey association. & International street/ball hockey association. "One of our Aim is to Celebrates multiculturalism by introducing children (boys/girls age 5-14 year) and adults (male/female) to this fast & active sport which is good for fitness and health.Our Children programme costs £16 per-child for the whole term(9weeks)or £3 per-session.  New term starts on the 21st of April 2012 from 09:45am - 10:45am, Saturday mornings. Equipment provided.  Coaching followed by a game. End of term prizes awarded.Our adult 14years+ beginners programme is for male & female.  It costs £5 per-person and £3 for students and unemployed.  We play every second Monday 08:00pm-9:30pm.  Equipment provided. Coaching followed by a game.To learn more about our aims, prizes for the children, and how do we ensure safe and fun environment for children and adults.Please contact: Nicky Rae on 07906 638 612 (for children's programme), OREmail: westlondonballhockeyclub@hotmail.co.uk for further details (you can also request e-brochure).Website:  www.londonballhockey.co.uk

Waseem Nayyer ● 5288d0 Comments ● 5288d