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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We welcome forthcoming debate on @EalingCouncil proposal to abolish Conservation Officer post t.co/G1HeTMbQMk
Southall Town Hall saved from sale!Janpal Basran reports that campaigners have won their legal case to prevent the… t.co/ixGRgMMWOm
New post: St James Church in West Ealing to close after 100 years t.co/urRNgtmpTA
Latest News
Society welcomes forthcoming debate on Conservation Officer loss
The Society is pleased that the Opposition parties have called in the proposal to abolish the Conservation Officer post for debate at a meeting on Tuesday 2 August. Save Ealing’s Centre, to which... READ MORE
Council condemned for abolishing conservation officer post
Ealing Civic Society condemns Ealing Council for proposing to abolish the Conservation Officer post as part of its budget cuts. Despite efforts to dissuade the Cabinet from agreeing the proposal put forward by... READ MORE
2018 Award – apply now!
Every year we shortlist new architecture, including renovations, and newly designed landscapes for our annual Award which celebrates good design in all parts of the Borough. You can see last year’s winners here.... READ MORE
Gunnersbury Past and Present
Despite fierce competition from the England v Colombia game, about 50 people turned up to hear Val Bott give the John Delafons lecture on 3 July. Val is the co-author (with James Wisdom)... READ MORE