Windsor Road, Ealing This driver, has failed to grasp... the concept, that his van is too big to fit on this house's driveway. And it's such a massive inconvenience, to carry whatever he is unloading a few extra metres, he blocks the pavement, endangering pedestrians. Reportedshow more

Ealing Green, W5 16.50hrs. There is no excuse, for... the irresponsible actions of the pedestrians at this crossing. But I'm more concerned about the driver of this TfL route 65 bus. The driver could clearly see there were pedestrians on the road ahead, but he failed to slow down to deal with the danger. Disgraceful driving standards.show more

Windsor Road, Ealing £2,000,000 plus property. No driveway or... drop kerb. But that doesn't seem to be a problem for the people that live there. What is the problem though, is Ealing Council tax payers, are going to have to fork out for the damage the owners or their tenants have caused to the pavement.show more

Good news for this driver. Plenty of space right... outside their delivery address. Sadly though, that wasn't good enough. This driver wanted to be "right" outside the front door, even though it meant completely blocking the pavement and forcing pedestrians onto the road. Reportedshow more

What to do, when the car you bought is... too big to fit on your driveway? Buy a bigger property.show more

Northfield Road W13 A parent who lives on this... road sent me this clip earlier this year. Cars are illegally parked on the pavement on both sides of the road for its entirety forcing parents like this one to walk in the road. They also pointed out, they are unable to get out of their front gate with their buggy on occasion, because it's blocked by parked cars. So far, Ealing Council have failed to take any action to resolve this Rat Runs of West Ealingshow more

Ealing Broadway. The local primary school is finishing, and... of course, Mr. Winkpanzer has to sit right outside the school with his engine idling to pick up his little angel. Less than 50 metres away is a multi storey car park. But I would imagine his car is too large to fit in it?show more

Northfield Road W13 PramCam is back! Ealing Council are... happy for parents with buggies to walk in the road on this street. The reason for this, is to accommodate drivers who need to park on the pavement right outside their homes, which is their right of course. Or is it?show more

Not hard to see why the pavement is in... such a mess here. You would think Ealing Council would put some bollards here to stop this illegal behavior.show more

Northfield Road W13 Ealing Council still allow drivers to... illegally park on the pavement on this street without penalty. "But it's a quiet little side road". Irrelevant. Pavements are for people, not tin boxes.show more

Surely this driver is allowed to drive on the... pavement to pass the obstruction isn't he? The Highway Code is very clear on this. Rule 145 states: > "You MUST NOT drive on or over a pavement, footpath or bridleway except to gain lawful access to property, or in the case of an emergency."show more

A private hire driver, relies on his driving licence,... to earn a living. So why would this one, do this? Actually, it's quite simple. They knew, they wouldn't get caught. And ordinarily, that would be true. However, he failed to factor in one important thing....... Reported.show more

Vanity Fair reported that Karen Read got carpet from... inside 34 Fairview Road that she is paying to keep in a climate controlled storage room so that it can be tested for DNA. What wasn't reported was how she got this carpeting. On May 23, 2023 I sent Karen Read's a video I obtained of a mysterious van parked in the driveway and the driver was putting things in the back that he was taking out of the house. I sent this to Read's attorneys, who immediately got their PI to run the license plate (I was indicted for doing that) and track down the driver. He was happy to hand over the carpeting to them. Without my investigating and journalism this wouldn't have happened. Remember this the next time the media portrays me as some sort of agitator or performer. I have broken aspects of this story that no one else has, and I'm helping to solve the mystery of who REALLY killed John O'Keefe.show more

Caught on Ealing Council CCTV - a man from... South West London was filmed dumping boxes from his car onto the pavement in Ealing 📦 When the council issued him a fine, he refused to pay. So they took him to court. On 6 March 2026 he pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay £616 in fines and costs. His excuse? He told the court he left the boxes on the pavement because he was worried his car would be hit by a bus. The council pointed out he then sat in his car at the same spot for another 10 minutes after dumping them 😭 If you see fly-tipping in your area, you can report it directly to Ealing Council via their website or app. 📍 Ealing, West London 🎥 Footage via Ealing Council #UB1UB2 #London #Ealing #FlyTipping #WestLondonshow more

NEVER JOKE WITH SIFUNA, He has battled all Police... road blocks. He is marching to Ufungamano house. This is a good student of Baba Raila Odinga.show more

The Grove W5 I wonder what kind of safety... training Griffin Scaffolding provides to their drivers? Not content with parking half of his vehicle on the pavement, he then puts a barrier across the remainder, completely blocking it which forces pedestrians onto the road. #reportedshow more

🚨 Footage shows a vehicle mounting the pavement on... Uxbridge Road in Hanwell late last night following the Hanwell Hootie music festival. The clip shows a vehicle driving onto the pavement near a group of pedestrians, who can be seen moving out of the way before the vehicle leaves the scene. Hanwell Hootie is an annual community music festival on Uxbridge Road, attended by thousands of local residents. The Met has not yet issued a public statement on the incident. UB1UB2 has not been able to confirm whether anyone was injured. 📍 Hanwell, Ealing 🎥 Submitted to UB1UB2 Got something to share? DM us. Stay anonymous if you prefer. #UB1UB2 #London #Hanwell #Ealing #WestLondonshow more

Now as the half went on Sunderland became more... and more passive OOP with the aim being to catch us on the counter as our rest defence weakens while we chase a goal. This example goes straight back to Gordon’s quote and where his frustration will be. This a second example I’ve shown in this thread of us failing to find the free man. This is poor from Burn. He had a few extra yards to bring that ball forward or I think that pass into Willock is more than on but instead he goes over the top to Osula in a 2v1 deficit? Same with Elanga he failed to spot the free man and we couldn’t hurt Sunderland defensively. 10/ #NUFCshow more

Had to go back and find this. Ump tells... McGovern to stay at the nine, while he is 20 metres away as his opponent trots away. This can’t be a rule.show more

A very interesting theory someone brought to Jon Bray's... attention is that this van in the parking area where Charlie ends up getting carried to after he is damaged pops the trunk just seconds before the shooting. Apparently acoustic analysis of all sounds at that time support that a real shot was fired from the rooftop area into the back of this van and that possibly a detonation was triggered by the sound. Here is a link to his post about it. You should look at his page and all of the amazing work he has done on this. No one earth has more credibility when it comes to the shaped charge theory. Jon Bray Here is his interview with TriggerSmart on YouTube.show more