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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Opened by Gracie Fields in 1937. Last film I saw there (just before it closed in 1972) was Carry on Matron. t.co/8ZZpZLCp9b
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Latest News
Crowd funding for Victoria Hall
Friends of the Victoria Hall (FoVH) has launched a crowdfunding appeal to pay the legal costs of challenging Ealing Council over its scheme to lease the Hall. The Victoria Hall, Prince’s Hall... READ MORE
Ealing Filmworks
The Filmworks development continues to rise, with priority being given to the residential elements. Offering a reminder of what once was, the original cinema façade has recently been uncovered, presumably as its incorporation... READ MORE
Perceval House
Representatives of local community groups, including the Society, were given a presentation by the developers of Perceval House (formerly Galliford Try but now renamed Vistry) of their latest proposals for redevelopment of the... READ MORE
Victoria Hall: how to object
The Charity Commission, has just published a draft ‘Scheme’ which would allow Ealing Council to take over the Victoria Hall Trust and sell off its assets as part of the Town Hall property... READ MORE