Ealing Civic Society was established in 1967 when many of our founding members were closely involved with local residents’ associations in opposing the Council’s radical plans to re-develop the centre of Ealing. We are not connected with any political party or the Council. We are a member of Civic Voice. We are working in these areas to preserve and improve our borough:
- conservation
- green spaces
- licensing
- design
- heritage
- planning
- regeneration
- streetscape
- transport
@EalCivSoc
Suburban Steps To Rockland - The Story of @TheEalingClub is the feature film documentary that illustrates Ealing's… t.co/foN8Kt4FQJ
@VhFriends inaugural meeting tonight at the Foresters Pub West Ealing, 7.30 pm t.co/UvYxMoA92W
A crowd gathered to watch a plaque being unveiled outside the childhood home of a legendary local musician, in Peri… t.co/syc2hQlVOV
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Victoria Hall
Victoria Hall is the large public building behind Ealing Town Hall. It was built in the 1880s with money raised by public subscription for use by local people, and it is owned by... READ MORE
Ealing in 50 Buildings
A new book on Ealing has just been published: Ealing in 50 Buildings, by Paul Howard Lang and Jonathan Oates. It is published by Amberley (£14.99) and available in local bookshops. The authors... READ MORE
2019 Award ceremony
The Society’s 30th Award Ceremony took place on 23 October at the University of West London. It was tough on the 7 other shortlisted entries that they were up against the stunning Pitzhanger... READ MORE
Plaque for Nicky Hopkins
Nicky Hopkins is often called rock’s greatest session musician. He was born in Perivale in 1944 and spent part of his childhood at 38 Jordan Road. He died aged 50. On 19 October... READ MORE