| May 2008 Newsletter
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MAY, 2008 NEWSLETTEROne Party Politics‘With the appointment of the Conservative Boris Johnson as London Mayor, we now have a full set of Conservative Party domination of West Ealing, all the way up to regional government level. West Ealing occupies parts of five Electoral Wards and each of the Wards has three elected Councillors. 14 out of the 15 West Ealing Councillors are members of the Conservative Party. At Ealing borough level there are 43 Conservative Councillors out of the total of 69 Councillors. Our Ealing Greater London Assembly member is a Conservative and the Conservative Party controls the GLA. Unfortunately this lack of political diversity - irrespective of which party dominates - often leads to minimal, public debate on issues and policies. With the axing of Area Committees, which hosted public forums, West Ealing residents will have little, future opportunity to publicly debate issues which affect the whole of West Ealing, or indeed the whole of Ealing'.
Eric Leach, Newsletter Editor
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- Over 70 People Attend WEN's Spring Public Meeting
- Free Fruit Update
- Save Ealing Antique Lampposts
- CPZ News
- No New CPZ Policy
- RESIDENTIAL TOWER BLOCK DEVELOPMENT NEWS
- Green Man Lane Estate
- West Ealing Station Tower Blocks
- Dickens Yard
- Daniel Quarter
- Glenkerrin's The Leaf/Arcadia Development
- Jacob's Ladder Update
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| Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 May 2008 ) |
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| WEN Committee Meeting Minutes 10th May 2008
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Minutes of West Ealing Neighbours' committee meeting on 10th May 2008 |
| Last Updated ( Monday, 12 May 2008 ) |
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| Notes of WEN public meeting 24th April
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Notes from West Ealing Neighbours' public meeting Thursday 24th April 2008 |
| Last Updated ( Friday, 25 April 2008 ) |
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| WEN Committee Meeting Minutes 9th April 2008
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Minutes of West Ealing Neighbours' committee meeting on 10th April 2008 |
| Last Updated ( Sunday, 13 April 2008 ) |
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| Minutes of 2007 Annual General Meeting
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Minutes of West Ealing Neighbours' 2007 Annual General Meeting held on 22nd January 2008. |
| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 ) |
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| WEN Response to Police consultation
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This is WEN's response to the Police Asset Management Plan |
| Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 February 2008 ) |
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| Lido Junction Improvements
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This short paper has been compiled for Ealing Council and the consultants working on the Lido Junction study. It highlights some of the pedestrian and traffic problems in the area and puts forward some ideas to improve these problems. The paper has been put together with help from WEN members, Kingsdown Residents Association and the Five Roads Forum |
| Last Updated ( Saturday, 08 December 2007 ) |
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| West Ealing Neighbours’ 10 Point Plan
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West Ealing Neighbours' 10 Point Plan For West Ealing Regeneration
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- Green Man Lane Estate
- Improving the main North/South Road Through West Ealing
- Bus Service Linking Perivale and Brentford
- West Ealing Broadway and its Environs
- East/West Transportation
- Northfields Avenue Retail/Business Strips
- The Avenue Retail Strip
- Parks and Open Spaces
- Sport, Culture and Leisure Facilities
- Education, Health and Public Order
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| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 04 September 2007 ) |
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| Regeneration - early findings from consultants
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A summary of the initial analysis and findings of the consultants planning the regeneration of West Ealing and Ealing Broadway |
| Last Updated ( Monday, 09 July 2007 ) |
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| Regeneration: the future of West Ealing
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Planning for the regeneration of West Ealing...West Ealing is a suburban community of some 32,000 people who all share the W13 post code. A defining characteristic is its heterogeneous nature with somewhere around 25% (2001 Census) of our population coming from South Asian, mixed, Black and Chinese and other groups. This richness is warmly welcomed by many as a positive feature of our community. The variety of faith-based institutions with places of worship in our community reflects this diversity with places of worship for residents of Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh denominations........... Click read more to see the full article. |
| Last Updated ( Friday, 16 February 2007 ) |
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