FUTURE EALING
Keep talking
Many of you have been taking part in a conversation with the council about how
to make the borough better, during its Talk Future Ealing roadshow – and there
will be plenty more opportunities in October.
T
he roadshow was taken
across the borough to a
variety of events over the
summer, and also to local
ward forums in September, while stalls
popped up in other spots.
Four more ward forums listed below
will devote part of their regular meeting
to Talk Future Ealing in October. There
will be a short presentation followed by
a chance to ask questions. There will
also be displays, information to take
away and a feedback kiosk.
Anyone can come to these
meetings. You do not have to
live in the specific ward:
n Tuesday, 2 October
– Northolt West
End: Rectory Park
(Community
Room),
Middlesex FA,
Ruislip Road,
Northolt UB5 5FA
n 7pm, Wednesday, 10 October –
Hobbayne: Mayfield Primary School,
High Lane, Hanwell W7 3RT
n 7.30pm, Thursday, 18 October – Ealing
Broadway: Council chamber, Ealing
Town Hall, New Broadway W5 2BY
n 7pm, Wednesday, 31 October
– Greenford Broadway: Greenford
Hall, The Ante Room, Ruislip Road,
Greenford UB6 9QN.
‘WE’VE HEARD SOME
INTERESTING IDEAS’
Council leader Julian Bell said: “I have
enjoyed being out and about
at summer festivals,
talking to residents
face-to-face about
our plans for
Ealing, as well
as having the
opportunity to
explain some of
the challenges
we are up against. One thing that is clear
is that most people want to do their bit
to help and to improve their local area
and we’ve heard some interesting ideas
from people about what they could do
to make Ealing better, as well as hear
what many people are already doing.”
If you cannot attend one of these
meetings, you can still find out
more, and also have your say online,
by visiting www.ealing.gov.uk/
futureealing and following the links.
Each of the 23 wards in the borough
have their own ward forum. For
details of dates and locations visit
www.ealing.gov.uk/wardforum
around ealing October 2018
9