Las Iguanas has arrived at 28-39 New Broadway and is promising a slice of Latin life. It's the perfect place for party fun with sizzling Latin American food and endless 2FOR1 cocktails!

Make It Ealing represented BID businesses at the recent Business Expo and the Ealing Job Fair.

Attendance at both events exceeded expectations and demonstrated positive energy for face to face communication and the sharing of ideas.

Our stands generated a lot of interest in the Make It Ealing website & job board. Young people like the idea of working locally and achieving a better work-life balance.

Enforcement offices are checking all businesses to check they have Waste Transfer Notices, WTN's.

Businesses are obliged by law, section 34 of the Environmental
Protection Act 1990 to evidence how they get rid of their business waste. Evidence is achieved by either using a commercial waste company like Biffa or First Mile or using a council commercial waste site, paying for waste disposed of, and retaining the receipts as proof of payment and disposal.

Enforcement officers will issue non-negotiable fines if black bags of business waste are put out for kerbside collection on residential collection days.

The council do not provide free waste collection services for business. Read more on the council website here.

Even if you only use the free allocation provided by the BID, the waste provider will provide you with a portal that gives access to WTN information and disposal data.

Businesses have a responsibility to set up their portal and password so they can download the information required when enforcement officers visit.

Businesses are not legally obliged to have recycling and general waste contracts, but they will have to have compelling arguments for why they do not need both.

The BID office can help direct you to your waste transfer notice if you use a free allocation from the BID office.

Ealing Council is working with SaveTheHighStreet.org to deliver a series of free support centres for small businesses in Ealing.

Taking place live in person in various locations across the borough, join us for a range of exclusive business support, including:

• One-to-one mentoring, educational presentations and group discussions.
• New opportunities for your business - from support programmes to local campaigns, government grants and upcoming events.
• Networking with other businesses, local community champions, council officers and support providers over food and drinks.
  

The next Local event close to BID businesses is 28 April.

• Hilton Doubletree in Ealing.   

Register here.