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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The current Northfields Tube Station, part of the @piccadillyline, opened on this day in 1932 Designed by Charles… t.co/8TYJtK12iI
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Latest News
Ada Lovelace
The Society’s annual John Delafons lecture was dedicated to the Victorian mathematician Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron and Anne Isabella Milbanke. As a girl she lived in Fordhook House, near the Common.... READ MORE
Ada Lovelace event
All are welcome to the Town Hall on Thursday 9 May at 19.30 to witness the unveiling of a plaque for Ada Lovelace, the mathematician and computer pioneer. Ada lived and was married... READ MORE
The influence of Soane
The reliably knowledgeable and entertaining Harbinder Birdi gave a lively talk on John Soane following our AGM on 2 April. Harbinder is a Trustee of Pitzhanger Manor and Head of Infrastructure and Transport,... READ MORE