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
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And another…
Two plaque stories in 2 weeks is a record for us. We are delighted that there is finally a plaque for John Barbour-James at 84 Goldsmith Avenue Acton. Barbour-James (1867-1954) was born in... READ MORE
A plaque for Michael Flanders
The latest Ealing Civic Society plaque was unveiled on 14 September at 63 Esmond Road, W4, Michael Flanders’ last home in Bedford Park where he lived from 1971-5. The unveiling was carried out... READ MORE
Gunnersbury – what’s going on?
Although it is in Hounslow, Gunnersbury Park is well used by the people of Ealing and was a life saver during the pandemic. Anyone who has visited over the last year or so... READ MORE
Ealing Studios development
The owners of Ealing Studios say “Our current facilities at Ealing Studios are outdated and need to be brought up to date to meet the current requirements of filming. To keep these studios... READ MORE