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The application for new development at 9-42 The Broadway in the centre of the Ealing will be considered by the planning committee on 24 February. The report to the committee has been condemned by local and national heritage bodies in … Continued
An application for planning permission was submitted in October 2015 for this major development in the heart of Ealing – the second phase of the Arcadia site. Plans may be viewed via this link. The designs had been changed slightly … Continued
Following an inquiry in April, Ealing Council has now been granted a compulsory purchase order by the Secretary of State. You can read the letter from the Secretary of State here, the full report here, and the addendum here. This … Continued
An application for planning permission has now been submitted for this major development in the heart of Ealing – the second phase of the Arcadia site. Plans may be viewed via this link. The architects gave a presentation at our … Continued
The Society regularly comments on major planning applications in the Borough. We have recently considered applications concerning a change to residential use of the Hoover Building, a large illuminated display advertisement on Western Avenue, the construction of 3 residential blocks … Continued
There have recently been many changes in planning policy and guidance at national, regional and local level. ECS members Robert Gurd and Anthony Lewis and the Council’s Conservation Officer Rosemarie Wakelin have produced a “signposting” reference guide to the most … Continued
Michael Hebbert, Professor of Town Planning at UCL, gave a wonderfully entertaining lecture on 2 June in memory of Peter Hall, our President until he died last year. When he was 6 Peter was able to draw the tube network … Continued
Proposals for a new sports hub at Gunnersbury have been unveiled. The hub will be located on the old bowling green near the car park area. It will comprise a multi-use sports hall with a café, changing rooms, showers and … Continued