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Making things simple

2 weeks ago by Annie

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New Local Businesses

The Wheatsheaf

Building
Street Number
41
,
Street
Haven Lane
,
Postcode
W5 2HZ
Phone Number
020 8997 5240

The Questors Theatre

Building
Street Number
12
,
Street
Mattock Lane
,
Postcode
W5 5BQ
Phone Number
020 8567 5184

Ealing Central Library

Building
Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre
Street
The Broadway
,
Postcode
W5 5JY
Phone Number
020 8567 3670

New Local Groups

Ealing Friends of the Earth (1 member)

Campaigning on issues that affect West London OUR MISSION To inform the people of West London about the state of their environment, the threats to it and what you can do.OUR DIFFERENCE Unlike the p ...

Walpole Residents' Association (1 member)

Championing Ealing for over 30 years WRA was established over 30 years ago as a response to Council plans to demolish many of the historic homes in Ealing town centre and surrounding areas to make wa ...

Pitshanger Community Association (1 member)

Working for the benefit of the Pitshanger area Pitshanger Community Association works for the benefit of the Pitshanger area. Pitshanger is a community of about 3,000 households located within the L ...

Ealing 135 Group (1 member)

A friendly local network run by and for parents and carers The Ealing 135 Group was set up in 1972 by a group of parents in the W13 and W5 area of West London.We’re a friendly local network of ...

About Ealing

Postcode: W5
Population: 12,634
Bus Routes: 65, 83, 112, 207, 226, 297, 427, 607, E1, E2, E7, E8, E9, E10, E11, N7, N207
Stations: South Ealing, Northfields
Average Age: 37.57
Average House Price: £317,782

Sid James, Dusty Springfield and Fred Perry all lived in Ealing, a green oasis, which, incidentally, has London just up the road. There's a good shopping centre, a pretty green and a gothic-style town hall. Trees line the spacious streets and you're never far from delightful open spaces. All this is deliberate: in an early exercise in brand-building, Ealing invented the soubriquet 'Queen of Suburbs' to highlight its abundance of parks. Ealing has a rich cultural mix, which includes Irish and Asian families, Japanese and Arabs and is also the centre of London's large Polish community.