September 2025

Local History

 

Last year Little Ealing History Group published a new edition of their book, "Little Ealing - A walk through history". Originally published in 2000, the book has been revised and a chapter added about South Ealing Cemetery.

Little Ealing was once a sleepy hamlet surrounded by farmland and orchards. This was not very long ago; it was within the lifetimes of many of those who have contributed their memories to this book. The country lanes have now become busy urban routes and the fields have been replaced with residential roads lined with terraced houses and gardens. Glimpses of this earlier world can still be seen, however, in the remaining old houses, the road layout and the open spaces. In this book we try to capture something of that past world. We have traced the development of the area from rural hamlet to the thriving and diverse community it is today.

The idea for this book arose from a local history walk arranged by Ealing Fields Residents’ Association, which passes the main buildings and sites of historic interest.

For more information visit littleealinghistory.org.uk.

 

 

 

About EFRA and Updates

 

Ealing Fields Residents' Association, which has been in existence since 1974, covers the area stretching from Cranmer Avenue/Windermere Road in the north to Ealing Park Gardens/Lawrence Road in the south, and between Blondin Park/Northfield Avenue and Weymouth Avenue.

 

Map of EFRA area

Membership

Please find attached a Membership Form to become a member of EFRA. The cost of membership is £3.00 per household. Membership runs from 1st May to 30th April each year. Please print off the form, fill in your relevant details and send to our Membership Secretary with your subscription.

East Lodge (and the Lammas Enclosure) in the Ealing Green Conservation Area

EFRA's support for the inclusion of the East Lodge (and the Lammas Enclosure) in the Ealing Green Conservation Area.

 

The full text can be viewed here.