West Ealing Neighbours Blog

The Council’s plans for 26-storeys at Perceval House have got the final green light as the Secretary of State has declined to intervene.

Ealing Council’s final vote on the future of LTNs is now open. It is important as many residents and businesses as possible vote so the Council gets the most accurate information it can on whether or not to make permanent any of the current eight LTNs. (The West Ealing South LTN21 was stopped when Hounslow…

We have covered this story over the past couple of years from the early fight to save it from the QPR training ground plans to the current efforts to have it designated a nature reserve. This is the latest press release from the Warren Farm Nature Reserve campaign: 29 June 2021 ‘The petition to designate…

West Ealing Neighbours is working with Ealing Council to see if we can take back forgotten and neglected green spaces and turn them into little jewels. This is a chance for local residents to take control and make a difference to their neighbourhood. It will only happen with your help, your enthusiasm and commitment. Can…

Date: 26 JuneTime: 3pm and 6pmVenue: OPEN Ealing Address: OPEN Ealing Arts Centre, Unit 14 School Ln, Dickens Yard, London W5 2TD Tickets: £10 Children (£7 Adults) includes all workshop materials​ Legend has it that King Arthur will return when Britain needs him the most. That time is now! Join King Arthur and the wizard…

Following Hounslow Council’s decision to close Swyncombe Ave for two months for road works Ealing Council has decided this makes LTN21 unworkable. As a result, it will dismantle all the road blocks over this weekend (22/23 may) and restore the area to how it was previously. Ealing Council plans to consult on some areas of…

We have received this from Save Ealing’s Centre: ‘On March 31st Ealing’s Council’s planning committee approved the plans to redevelop the Council’s Perceval House offices and build a 26 storey tower. London Borough of Ealing  needs the Mayor’s approval to proceed. Sadiq will decide on Monday May 23rd.  He can ‘call in’ the plans for…

The interim results from the CAMTAG (Coldershaw and Midhurst Traffic Action Group) survey of LTN 21 – the West Ealing area south of the Uxbridge Road indicate opposition is still strong. CAMTAG distributed 5807 leaflets and of the 1360 responses 78% wanted the LTN removed and 19% wanted it to stay. CAMTAG will be looking…

A march in protest at LTNs is being organised by the Ealing Low Traffic Neighbourhood Residents Action Group. The Covid compliant march will start from Blondin Park at 3pm on Saturday 24th April. It will end at Perceval House next to the Town Hall.