Northolt - Your Voice, Your Town Workshop
What is it?
Join Ealing Council to discuss and share ideas about how you can achieve Northolt’s top voted priority – a clean and pleasant area for everyone to enjoy. People who live, work and/or study locally, were asked to vote for their local community priority, and the most votes went to – Clean and Pleasant Area. It received an overwhelming majority of the 340 votes cast in Northolt (37%), with Supporting Community Life (23%) coming second.
Drop in at a 2-hour workshop to share ideas and turn these in to action. Northolt has a fund of £40,000 and the support of local skills, resources and expertise to be invested in community-led projects that focus on the chosen priority.
Where: Middlesex Football Association, Ruislip Road Northolt UB5 5FA.
When: Wednesday 12 February 2025, from 6:30pm - 8:30pm.
Register for your space
Join Ealing Council to discuss and share ideas about how you can achieve Northolt’s top voted priority – a clean and pleasant area for everyone to enjoy. People who live, work and/or study locally, were asked to vote for their local community priority, and the most votes went to – Clean and Pleasant Area. It received an overwhelming majority of the 340 votes cast in Northolt (37%), with Supporting Community Life (23%) coming second.
Drop in at a 2-hour workshop to share ideas and turn these in to action. Northolt has a fund of £40,000 and the support of local skills, resources and expertise to be invested in community-led projects that focus on the chosen priority.
Where: Middlesex Football Association, Ruislip Road Northolt UB5 5FA.
When: Wednesday 12 February 2025, from 6:30pm - 8:30pm.
Racecourse Winter Gift Experience Returns
What is it?
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, MayGardens Little Learners nursery successfully hosted several events during the winter period in 2023. This year they are welcoming the community back with a Winter Gift Experience, where children can receive a gift and take an optional picture with Santa.
Where: Outside St. Richard's Church, Sussex Crescent, Northolt, UB5 4DR.
When: Friday 13 December 2024, from 1pm - 6:30pm.
View the events poster
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, MayGardens Little Learners nursery successfully hosted several events during the winter period in 2023. This year they are welcoming the community back with a Winter Gift Experience, where children can receive a gift and take an optional picture with Santa.
Where: Outside St. Richard's Church, Sussex Crescent, Northolt, UB5 4DR.
When: Friday 13 December 2024, from 1pm - 6:30pm.
Racecourse Together – Floating Community Room
What is it?
Visions for Northolt has launched the Floating Community Room programme to bring together local people and activate existing community spaces across the Racecourse Estate, through a new community network.
Find out more about the project
Visions for Northolt has launched the Floating Community Room programme to bring together local people and activate existing community spaces across the Racecourse Estate, through a new community network.
Northolt Station to be prioritised for step-free access
What is it?
Transport for London has outlined the ten London Underground stations it will be reviewing for potential step-free access, including Northolt Station.
Find out more about the plans
Transport for London has outlined the ten London Underground stations it will be reviewing for potential step-free access, including Northolt Station.
The Freshwater Foundation
Northolt Outreach Project
What is it?
The Freshwater Foundation, a local funder and service provider to small community groups and charities, is looking to help people in Northolt to start up such a group or help develop an existing one. We provide a comprehensive start-up guide (see the Resource link below), support people with advice and hands-on assistance through the early stages and can provide funds for suitable candidates.
More information about The Freshwater Foundation.
Who runs this?
The Freshwater Foundation
For full resources mentioned in the guide or more information please contact us
Email: info@freshwaterfoundation.org.uk
or call: 020 8566 6310.
Download the Small Start-Up Guide PDF
The Freshwater Foundation, a local funder and service provider to small community groups and charities, is looking to help people in Northolt to start up such a group or help develop an existing one. We provide a comprehensive start-up guide (see the Resource link below), support people with advice and hands-on assistance through the early stages and can provide funds for suitable candidates.
More information about The Freshwater Foundation.
Who runs this?
The Freshwater Foundation
For full resources mentioned in the guide or more information please contact us
Email: info@freshwaterfoundation.org.uk
or call: 020 8566 6310.
Friends of Islip Manor
What is it?
Friends of Islip Manor Park aims to: Create a thriving, happy, healthy, compassionate and sustainable community. Create a central meeting hub in Islip Manor Park. Promote a plant-based lifestyle for all.
Read more about their aspirations
Friends of Islip Manor Park aims to: Create a thriving, happy, healthy, compassionate and sustainable community. Create a central meeting hub in Islip Manor Park. Promote a plant-based lifestyle for all.
Northolt Memories
A thread of people sharing memories of Northolt in the recent past, sharing photographs and looking to re-establish lost connections.
"I lived in Wood End Lane (no. 9), from 1941 from the age of six months, until 1948 when I moved to the new council houses at Newnham Close, locally known as Tintown, because it had steel framed walls on the upper storey..."
"I lived in Wood End Lane (no. 9), from 1941 from the age of six months, until 1948 when I moved to the new council houses at Newnham Close, locally known as Tintown, because it had steel framed walls on the upper storey..."
Surprising Suburbia
Northolt in Northwest London
"Northolt had more surprises, too many for this article, but one worth mentioning I discovered as I headed home through a large mass of social housing known as the Racecourse Estate. I always assumed it was because the builders of this post-WW2 estate liked horse racing and named all the roads after famous racecourses, but it turned out to be more interesting than that. There really was a racecourse here in the 1930s, and a rather special one too..."
Northolt Video 1986 - On Ya Bike!
Made by Northolt High School students in the year 1986
Northolt Local
Northolt Local is a one-stop shop for everything Northolt!
Business Directory, Things to Do and thoughts of the day all provided on a locally ran website.
Business Directory, Things to Do and thoughts of the day all provided on a locally ran website.
Northolt Neighbourhood Research
In 2019, Ealing Council and Year Hear spoke to 80 local residents to gather a resident-led perspective on the Northolt area.