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• Dinner Dates

  http://www.dinnerdates.com/
  Arranging dating and social events for single people, with calendar of events, special offers and blog.

• Ealing Labour Party

  http://www.ealinglabour.com/
  Local news, party leaders, activities, campaigns and photos.

• Ealing Liberal Democrats

  http://www.ealinglibdems.org.uk/
  News, online surveys and petitions, a mailing list, activities and contact information.

• Ealing Mediation Service

  http://www.ealingmediation.org.uk/
  An independent charity offering a community mediation service, focusing on neighbour disputes. Includes vision and mission statement.

• Grace Project

  http://www.thegraceproject.com/
  Based in Acton. Performing arts, Bible school and home study. Details and prices of courses. Radio programmes.

• Nigel Bakhai

  http://nigelbakhai.mycouncillor.org.uk/
  Liberal Democrat Councillor for Elthorne ward. Profile and speeches.

• Pitshanger Community Association

  http://www.pitshanger.org.uk/
  About, news, diary dates, local issues, links and the committee.

• Southall Black Sisters

  http://www.southallblacksisters.org.uk/
  Provide a resource centre in West London offering a service to women experiencing violence and abuse. Information about their services, campaigns, publications and research, and contact details.

• Steve Pound Proxy Weblog

  http://steve-pound.blogspot.com/
  Unofficial weblog covering the activities of the MP for Ealing North.

• Young Ealing

  http://www.youngealing.co.uk/
  Includes advice, information on education, health, employment, sports and leisure for young people.

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