April 2010

Little Ealing A walk through history

A 56-page illustrated booklet.

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Posted 18 Apr 2010

Bulletin Board

 
EFRA Response to the use of airspace in West London, March 2019
 

Posted 3 Apr 2010

HACAN newsletter March 2010

Dear All,

In this Update, news of a new report we have published; the latest on the legal challenge; and a comment on the Government's proposal for high-speed rail.

John Stewart

New Report: Aircraft noise is no longer just a West London problem

Posted 3 Apr 2010

EANAG newsletter March 2010

Ealing Aircraft Noise Action Group (EANAG) is a local group that campaigns against aircraft noise over Ealing caused by flights from Heathrow airport.
The recent newsletter is attached as a PDF file.

Posted 3 Apr 2010

What’s going on at Gunnersbury?

A walk and talk led by James Wisdom, Chairman of the Friends of Gunnersbury Park and Museum.

See the Ealing Civic Society web site for more details, http://www.ealingcivicsociety.org/events.html

Posted 1 Apr 2010

Ealing Civic Society Annual General Meeting

Ealing Civic Society is holding its Annual General Meeting.

The guest speaker will be Vivienne Cane-Honeysett, Chair of Walpole Friends. Vivienne will talk about the work of Walpole Friends in relation to Walpole Park and Pitzhanger Manor.

Posted 1 Apr 2010

An American President in Ealing

Ealing Civic Society is holding a joint meeting with U3A (University of the Third Age).

Paul Fitzmaurice will talk about John Quincy Adams who was the 6th president of the United States and his connections with Ealing. Whilst Adams was American minister to Britain from 1815 to 1817 he and his family lived at Little Boston, a house that was situated on the northern corner of the Ride and Windmill Road on the borders of Brentford and Ealing.

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Posted 1 Apr 2010

EFRA Annual General Meeting

Each year EFRA holds an Annual General Meeting at which we report on our activity over the past year and answer any questions from members. There is also an open forum at the end of the meeting.

We usually have the Northfield Councillors and the Safer Neighbourhood Team present who can answer questions or concerns.

The AGM is open to members only but new members can join on the night. Please arrive early if you need to join or renew your membership.

Agenda to be added.

Posted 1 Apr 2010