Long-Standing Action West London Trustee Vivienne Elizabeth Anderson Passes Away Vivienne E Anderson was a founding member of Action West London (formerly Action Acton) and stalwart of the South Acton community. Vivienne Anderson, known...
Dr John Blackmore is leaving as CEO of AWL on 24th October to pursue new interests and Operations Director Gary Buckley assumes the role of CEO on the 25th October to lead the further growth of AWL 07 SEPTEMBER 2022, LONDON — Dr John...
Action West London and the Moving on Up consortium will be at the massive Wembley Jobs Fair on Thursday 21st July
Following on from the World Café event held last year, the Metropolitan police have made £28,000 available to community groups in Acton to help us reimagine the area! We are looking for residents and young people to get involved in the...
Ability not Barriers for Learning and Employment 2 (ABLE2) Project Supporting 16-24 Year Olds who are Not in Education, Employment or Training with a Physical Disability and/or Long-term Health Condition into Education, Employment or Training. This...
Gunnersbury Residents – Secret Cinema is an event this summer. Community manager Kath Tomlin said “We have a residency in Gunnersbury Park this summer for ‘Secret Cinema Presents Dirty Dancing’ and are delighted to be working...
Climate Action Fund grant awarded Action West London have been awarded £157,484 over two years as part of the second round of the Climate Action Fund for their work as part of the Acton Market Partnership Waste and Food Consumption...
POSITION IS FILLED SALARY: £30,000c – Full time– or part time (salary pro rata). Flexible working Job Details: Flexible between On site at Acton Market and working from office/home. Work location: Acton Market and...
£157,000 in National Lottery funding goes to support communities in Ealing to tackle climate change, with focus on reducing waste
The Moving On Up (MOU) project nominated by AWL has won. Community Partnership of the Year - sponsored by entitledto
Let’s go EET! is an in-person event bringing together employers, training providers and young people in the borough after a year of disruption due to Covid-19.
