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Despite delays caused by the virus, development in our area continues. 


​The planning application for the redevelopment of Perceval House and car park closes for public comment on Wednesday 28 October. We urge everyone to put in their own reactions on the Council's planning web site. The Forum’s planning group has submitted its own views. Details of our response are here, with a summary on the blog page.

Other developments are:
  • Later this month, consultation on the White Paper on the future of planning  closes. We are concerned about  the impact on how local people  can influence development in their areas.  The Forum will submit comments, which will also be here. The proposals and how to respond can be seen here. 
  • There's more delay at Ealing Broadway station.  Structural steelwork is all but finished, but lift installation is yet to start. The central section of Crossrail will not be ready to open until the first half of 2022; full services across the whole line will be introduced “after that”. This probably means with the 2023 timetables. No more has been heard of the Council’s plans for the area outside the station.
  • The Council has still not replied to the Charity Commission review of the scheme to sell the Victoria Hall charitable trust property to hotel developers Mastcraft. Issued in April, the review required substantial changes; all the Council has done is to look for an “independent” but non-voting member of the trustee body. Six months later, the Hall remains closed.
  • Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have had little impact on the Central Ealing area, but the absence of consultation and any idea of whether there are clear and lasting environmental benefits, is of concern.  We will monitor developments.
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Welcome to the CENF
​CENF is a local voluntary organisation bringing together community groups, businesses and key stakeholders. It was formed in 2012 to develop a Neighbourhood Plan for Central Ealing. The plan won a 92% acceptance from voters in a referendum in October 2017.The Plan was adopted by Ealing Council later that year and became part of the official Ealing Plan. The Forum is now concerned with its implementation and keeping it up to date. Help us to do this!
How you can take part
We’ want to get you involved. Add an idea here, join in our regular full Forum meetings, or just 'like' or discuss ones you like on Facebook or Twitter.​ 

​On this web site you can find more details about us, the approved Neighbourhood Plan, and it how it was created. So that we can keep you in touch with developments, do sign up to our email list at http://eepurl.com/p8405.  
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Follow us on Facebook at /CentralEalingForum and on Twitter @EalingForum. To help our campaign, contact us at ealingneighbourhood@gmail.com. 
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