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 1:00 - 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 1:00 - 6:30pm
Free Arts and Crafts activities on the Racecourse Estate
What is it?
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting free arts and crafts activities every week, for kids aged 6-11. Sessions will involve making new and exciting items, keeping children entertained and engaged.
The arts and crafts programme aims to improve social skills and life skills, allowing children to express themselves through creativity, music and dance. See the event poster below to register or email your interest to racecourse.artclub@outlook.com.
Where: Northolt Girl Guides, Haydock Green, Northolt, UB5 4EL.
When: Every Wednesday, from 5-6pm.
View the events poster
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting free arts and crafts activities every week, for kids aged 6-11. Sessions will involve making new and exciting items, keeping children entertained and engaged.
The arts and crafts programme aims to improve social skills and life skills, allowing children to express themselves through creativity, music and dance. See the event poster below to register or email your interest to racecourse.artclub@outlook.com.
Where: Northolt Girl Guides, Haydock Green, Northolt, UB5 4EL.
When: Every Wednesday, from 5-6pm.
Calling all artists and creatives!
What is it?
Calling all artists interested in shaping Northolt's cultural narrative! We're seeking artists to contribute to our 2024 public art project, celebrating community, diversity, heritage and nature. If you're passionate about leaving a mark through art, we encourage you to review the Art Briefs below and submit your ideas.
This project is in collaboration with ARTification.
Submissions requirements:
- Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Portfolio showcasing relevant experience
- CV and Artist Statement
- Detailed proposals for site-specific installations
- Completion of the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Note: Before submitting your application, please ensure that you review the Essential Skills page in the Art Briefs below, to confirm that you meet all submission requirements.
Contact Information:📧 Email your submissions to info@artification.org.uk.📞 Provide your contact details (email and phone number) for further communication.
The competition is now closed.
Deadline: Monday 6 May 2024.
View Northolt Art Briefs
Calling all artists interested in shaping Northolt's cultural narrative! We're seeking artists to contribute to our 2024 public art project, celebrating community, diversity, heritage and nature. If you're passionate about leaving a mark through art, we encourage you to review the Art Briefs below and submit your ideas.
This project is in collaboration with ARTification.
Submissions requirements:
- Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Portfolio showcasing relevant experience
- CV and Artist Statement
- Detailed proposals for site-specific installations
- Completion of the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Note: Before submitting your application, please ensure that you review the Essential Skills page in the Art Briefs below, to confirm that you meet all submission requirements.
Contact Information:📧 Email your submissions to info@artification.org.uk.📞 Provide your contact details (email and phone number) for further communication.
The competition is now closed.
Deadline: Monday 6 May 2024.
Free Skateboarding Training on the Racecourse Estate
What is it?
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting free skateboarding lessons delivered by skateboard experts and enthusiasts!
These events are open to all, but booking is essential. See posters below and sign up for a space or volunteer opportunity!
Where: Northolt Park Skate Park, Newmarket Avenue, Northolt, UB5 4DB.
When: See posters for event details.
View the event poster for lessons for those aged 7-17
View the event poster for adult lessons
Want to get involved? View details on becoming a paid volunteer
View the event poster for a Skate Meet to learn tips and tricks on skateboarding
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting free skateboarding lessons delivered by skateboard experts and enthusiasts!
These events are open to all, but booking is essential. See posters below and sign up for a space or volunteer opportunity!
Where: Northolt Park Skate Park, Newmarket Avenue, Northolt, UB5 4DB.
When: See posters for event details.
Free Easter Extravaganza event on the Racecourse Estate
What is it?
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting an Easter extravaganza event filled with crafts, games, music and refreshments!
This event is free and open to all. Please join us this bank holiday for a fun-filled day.
Where: Northolt Girl Guides, Haydock Green, Northolt, UB5 4EL.
When: Monday 1 April 2024, from 1-4pm.
View the event poster
As part of the Floating Community Room Grants Programme, local residents and volunteers will be hosting an Easter extravaganza event filled with crafts, games, music and refreshments!
This event is free and open to all. Please join us this bank holiday for a fun-filled day.
Where: Northolt Girl Guides, Haydock Green, Northolt, UB5 4EL.
When: Monday 1 April 2024, from 1-4pm.
Fourth Court Co-design Day
What is it?
Join Ealing Council for a community co-design event at the Fourth Court, to reimagine use of this space in better serving local residents. The event will be hosted by the Visions for Northolt team and architect Alison Crawshaw, with new and potential operators.
Where: Fourth Court, between Hill and Churchill Courts off Newmarket Avenue, Northolt, UB5 4EW.
When: Saturday 9 March, from 11am to 4pm.
View the event poster
Join Ealing Council for a community co-design event at the Fourth Court, to reimagine use of this space in better serving local residents. The event will be hosted by the Visions for Northolt team and architect Alison Crawshaw, with new and potential operators.
Where: Fourth Court, between Hill and Churchill Courts off Newmarket Avenue, Northolt, UB5 4EW.
When: Saturday 9 March, from 11am to 4pm.
Green Ring Engagement - Belvue Park
What is it?
Join Ealing Council and Trees for Cities for a drop-in consultation session on planned improvements at Belvue Park and wider Green Ring proposals.
Session 1 - Saturday 17 February: Northolt Village Community Centre, The Manor House, Ealing Road, Northolt, Middlesex UB5 6AD, between 10:30am - 12:00pm
Session 2 - Thursday 22 February: Northolt Village Community Centre (address is same as above), between 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Session 3 - Tuesday 27 February: Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt UB5 6HW, between 5:45pm - 7:15pm
View the event poster
Join Ealing Council and Trees for Cities for a drop-in consultation session on planned improvements at Belvue Park and wider Green Ring proposals.
Session 1 - Saturday 17 February: Northolt Village Community Centre, The Manor House, Ealing Road, Northolt, Middlesex UB5 6AD, between 10:30am - 12:00pm
Session 2 - Thursday 22 February: Northolt Village Community Centre (address is same as above), between 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Session 3 - Tuesday 27 February: Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt UB5 6HW, between 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Racecourse Winter Gift Experience
What is it?
As part of the Floating Community Room Grant's programme we are delivering a free winter gift experience, with an optional visit to meet Santa in his Grotto!
Where: Outside St Richard's Church, Sussex Crescent, Northolt, UB5 4DR.
When: From Monday 18 December, 3-6pm
View the event poster
As part of the Floating Community Room Grant's programme we are delivering a free winter gift experience, with an optional visit to meet Santa in his Grotto!
Where: Outside St Richard's Church, Sussex Crescent, Northolt, UB5 4DR.
When: From Monday 18 December, 3-6pm
The Regional Park
What is it?
Ealing Council is proposing to create a new regional park in Ealing, the first in west London!
The Vision: More than a day out! A new destination for lovers of nature, culture, and play. A space to restore your health, support the local economy and have fun.
Get involved: We think this is an exciting idea and want everyone in Ealing to get involved! Share your views on this proposal by 19 December 2023.
Information on Regional Park
Share your views
Ealing Council is proposing to create a new regional park in Ealing, the first in west London!
The Vision: More than a day out! A new destination for lovers of nature, culture, and play. A space to restore your health, support the local economy and have fun.
Get involved: We think this is an exciting idea and want everyone in Ealing to get involved! Share your views on this proposal by 19 December 2023.
Yeading Estate Winter Party, with Breaking Ground
What is it?
Join us for a Winter Party for Yeading Estate residents. This event aims to bring the community together and highlight a new project on the estate, known as Breaking Ground. Ask questions and feed in to the vision for this project, whilst getting to know your neighbours. We will be at Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt, UB5 6HW, on Tuesday 5 December 2023, from 5-7pm. Bring your appetites, there will be food!
View our event poster
Join us for a Winter Party for Yeading Estate residents. This event aims to bring the community together and highlight a new project on the estate, known as Breaking Ground. Ask questions and feed in to the vision for this project, whilst getting to know your neighbours. We will be at Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt, UB5 6HW, on Tuesday 5 December 2023, from 5-7pm. Bring your appetites, there will be food!
Green Ring Community Drop-in Session
What is it?
Join us at drop in session to give your thoughts on the proposed interventions for Belvue Park, help shape the designs for planting, play space and seating and speak to a member of the team. We will be at Northolt Village Community Centre, The Manor House, Ealing Road, Northolt, Middlesex UB5 6AD next Tuesday 7 November from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. Come and join us!
Register your interest
Join us at drop in session to give your thoughts on the proposed interventions for Belvue Park, help shape the designs for planting, play space and seating and speak to a member of the team. We will be at Northolt Village Community Centre, The Manor House, Ealing Road, Northolt, Middlesex UB5 6AD next Tuesday 7 November from 5:30pm - 7:00pm. Come and join us!
Visions for Northolt launches Art Stops!
What is it?
In 2022, Ealing Council invited local creatives to submit their ideas to activate and celebrate public areas around Northolt through a series of temporary art installations. Four successful artists have worked closely with the Visions for Northolt team to produce unique art murals spread across Northolt. These artworks capture their individual perspectives of the area and celebrate Northolt's diversity.
Find out more about Art Stops
In 2022, Ealing Council invited local creatives to submit their ideas to activate and celebrate public areas around Northolt through a series of temporary art installations. Four successful artists have worked closely with the Visions for Northolt team to produce unique art murals spread across Northolt. These artworks capture their individual perspectives of the area and celebrate Northolt's diversity.
Ealing Voluntary Sector Awards - 28 September 2023
What is it?
Ealing has never celebrated its’ voluntary sector with awards, bringing people together to share the successes of individuals and organisations supporting some of the most marginalised communities across the borough.
We are asking all faith, social enterprises and voluntary sector organisations based in Ealing and/or delivering services in Ealing to nominate themselves, a person or an organisation to recognise their contribution to the voluntary sector or a community in Ealing.
Closing date for nominations: Midnight on 17 September 2023
Find out more about the awards
Ealing has never celebrated its’ voluntary sector with awards, bringing people together to share the successes of individuals and organisations supporting some of the most marginalised communities across the borough.
We are asking all faith, social enterprises and voluntary sector organisations based in Ealing and/or delivering services in Ealing to nominate themselves, a person or an organisation to recognise their contribution to the voluntary sector or a community in Ealing.
Closing date for nominations: Midnight on 17 September 2023
Green Skills Boot Camp
What is it?
Enrol in our free 4 – week course designed to equip residents with knowledge, skills and experience to secure employment in the green sector. After completing the course, you'll be guaranteed an interview and Ealing residents might also qualify for a free intensive driving course. To apply, please email skillsescalator@hounslow.gov.uk. The course starts on September 25 2023.
View our flyer
Find out more about the boot camp
Enrol in our free 4 – week course designed to equip residents with knowledge, skills and experience to secure employment in the green sector. After completing the course, you'll be guaranteed an interview and Ealing residents might also qualify for a free intensive driving course. To apply, please email skillsescalator@hounslow.gov.uk. The course starts on September 25 2023.
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 grant funding and 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 grant funding and a new community network.
Green Ring Early Conversations
What is it?
Join us this weekend at the Education and Skills Development Group (ESDEG) Fun Day to view the proposals for the Green Ring project, give your feedback and speak to a member of the team. We will be at Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt, UB5 6HW this Saturday 5 August 2023, from 1-5pm.
Join us this weekend at the Education and Skills Development Group (ESDEG) Fun Day to view the proposals for the Green Ring project, give your feedback and speak to a member of the team. We will be at Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt, UB5 6HW this Saturday 5 August 2023, from 1-5pm.
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.
Northolt Clocktower refurbished
What is it?
Local people said that repairing Northolt Clocktower was important. In Spring 2023, we completed a full refurbishment, including repairs to the clock mechanism and brickwork, and replacement timber surrounds and seating. These are all part of wider improvements being delivered through the Connected Northolt project on Church, Mandeville, Ealing and Kensington Roads.
Find out more about Connected Northolt
Local people said that repairing Northolt Clocktower was important. In Spring 2023, we completed a full refurbishment, including repairs to the clock mechanism and brickwork, and replacement timber surrounds and seating. These are all part of wider improvements being delivered through the Connected Northolt project on Church, Mandeville, Ealing and Kensington Roads.
Northolt to receive environmental improvements
What is it?
Visions for Northolt has been awarded funding from the Mayor of London’s Green and Resilient Spaces Fund to connect and celebrate Northolt’s Green Spaces. There will be ongoing opportunities for the local community to shape the proposals and take part in volunteering, planting, and guided cycling and walking tours.
Find out more about the Green Ring
Visions for Northolt has been awarded funding from the Mayor of London’s Green and Resilient Spaces Fund to connect and celebrate Northolt’s Green Spaces. There will be ongoing opportunities for the local community to shape the proposals and take part in volunteering, planting, and guided cycling and walking tours.
Northolt Health Equity Research Project
What is it?
Community peer researchers are working in a partnership involving Ealing Council, NHS Northwest London, Voices of Colour and The Young Foundation, looking at health inequality. They are asking local people to share their positive or negative views and experiences on health and wellness, specifically in Northolt.
The peer researchers want to understand the issues related to health inequity locally and think about where and how things might change, so that everyone can reach their full potential for health and well-being. This research will help influence decision making at all levels in Northolt. All opinions, experiences and people who participate will be anonymous. Get involved by filling out this survey, it should take approximately 5 minutes of your time.
The survey will close on Monday 26 June 2023.
Community peer researchers are working in a partnership involving Ealing Council, NHS Northwest London, Voices of Colour and The Young Foundation, looking at health inequality. They are asking local people to share their positive or negative views and experiences on health and wellness, specifically in Northolt.
The peer researchers want to understand the issues related to health inequity locally and think about where and how things might change, so that everyone can reach their full potential for health and well-being. This research will help influence decision making at all levels in Northolt. All opinions, experiences and people who participate will be anonymous. Get involved by filling out this survey, it should take approximately 5 minutes of your time.
The survey will close on Monday 26 June 2023.
Northolt Community Service Design Centre
What is it?
Ealing Council are looking for volunteers for a Community Service Design Centre in Northolt. We want to hear your voice and invite you to influence future community initiatives.
The Community Service Design Centre is a new project being launched in Northolt that will aim to implement a new and innovative way of working that promotes collaboration between Ealing staff and residents. Adopting people powered innovation and human centred design is an approach to problem solving that puts the people we are designing for at the heart of the process.
See the prospectus to find out more!
Ealing Council are looking for volunteers for a Community Service Design Centre in Northolt. We want to hear your voice and invite you to influence future community initiatives.
The Community Service Design Centre is a new project being launched in Northolt that will aim to implement a new and innovative way of working that promotes collaboration between Ealing staff and residents. Adopting people powered innovation and human centred design is an approach to problem solving that puts the people we are designing for at the heart of the process.
See the prospectus to find out more!
The Mayor’s Community Weekend, 23-25 June 2023
What is it?
In partnership with the Mayor of London, the National Lottery Community Fund are offering grants of up to £1,500 for groups across London to bring communities together this summer.
Find out more about the Mayor's Community Weekend.
In partnership with the Mayor of London, the National Lottery Community Fund are offering grants of up to £1,500 for groups across London to bring communities together this summer.
Find out more about the Mayor's Community Weekend.
Building Strong Communities Fund
What is it?
Do you have a great idea for a project to help rebuild community strength, voice and/or connections? The Mayor of London’s Building Strong Communities Fund will help support your ideas and projects.
The funding pot for this round is £200,000 and is made up of microgrants of between £1,000 to £6,000. Find out more about the Building Strong Communities Fund.
Do you have a great idea for a project to help rebuild community strength, voice and/or connections? The Mayor of London’s Building Strong Communities Fund will help support your ideas and projects.
The funding pot for this round is £200,000 and is made up of microgrants of between £1,000 to £6,000. Find out more about the Building Strong Communities Fund.
Ealing Together fund
What is it?
If your organisation has an idea that might have a positive impact on your community then the Ealing Together Fund is back again this spring, offering you a chance to turn that idea into a reality!
The funding pot of £50,000 will be launched on, and open for submissions from 6 March 2023. Find out more about the Ealing Together Fund.
If your organisation has an idea that might have a positive impact on your community then the Ealing Together Fund is back again this spring, offering you a chance to turn that idea into a reality!
The funding pot of £50,000 will be launched on, and open for submissions from 6 March 2023. Find out more about the Ealing Together Fund.
Millions secured to boost active travel in Northolt
What is it?
Through Visions for Northolt, local people have highlighted the critical need to improve connectivity across Northolt. More than £7.2 million has been secured to deliver a number of extensive improvements in the Northolt area. The funding will be used to improve the Church / Mandeville Road (A312) and Kensington Road corridors for all road users, creating better connections to local and wider services and jobs. A number of measures will ease congestion, improve road safety and address air quality.
Get involved by signing-up to the Visions for Northolt email list or by emailing us at: visionsfornortholt@ealing.gov.uk
Find out more about the funding
Through Visions for Northolt, local people have highlighted the critical need to improve connectivity across Northolt. More than £7.2 million has been secured to deliver a number of extensive improvements in the Northolt area. The funding will be used to improve the Church / Mandeville Road (A312) and Kensington Road corridors for all road users, creating better connections to local and wider services and jobs. A number of measures will ease congestion, improve road safety and address air quality.
Get involved by signing-up to the Visions for Northolt email list or by emailing us at: visionsfornortholt@ealing.gov.uk
Visions for Northolt already starting to deliver
What is it?
Through Visions for Northolt, local people spoke about the need to ensure that Northolt is clean, healthy and resilient.
Ealing Council has worked with local organisations to secure funding from the Mayor of London to develop a strategy to tackle inequality, create jobs and fight the climate crisis in Northolt. This will be a community-led approach to tackle the environmental challenges faced by Northolt between now and 2030, drawing on ideas from local people to reduce waste, pollution and carbon emissions, and create new jobs in the green economy.
Get involved by signing-up to the Visions for Northolt email list or by emailing us at: visionsfornortholt@ealing.gov.uk
Find out more
Through Visions for Northolt, local people spoke about the need to ensure that Northolt is clean, healthy and resilient.
Ealing Council has worked with local organisations to secure funding from the Mayor of London to develop a strategy to tackle inequality, create jobs and fight the climate crisis in Northolt. This will be a community-led approach to tackle the environmental challenges faced by Northolt between now and 2030, drawing on ideas from local people to reduce waste, pollution and carbon emissions, and create new jobs in the green economy.
Get involved by signing-up to the Visions for Northolt email list or by emailing us at: visionsfornortholt@ealing.gov.uk
Shaping Ealing
What is it?
Through the Visions for Northolt website, local people will also be sign-posted to wider opportunities to influence change in and around Northolt. A borough-wide conversation, called Shaping Ealing, is currently underway to help create a new Local Plan for Ealing. This plan will set out a framework for the future development of the borough and inform planning decisions over the next 15 years.
Find out more about Shaping Ealing
Through the Visions for Northolt website, local people will also be sign-posted to wider opportunities to influence change in and around Northolt. A borough-wide conversation, called Shaping Ealing, is currently underway to help create a new Local Plan for Ealing. This plan will set out a framework for the future development of the borough and inform planning decisions over the next 15 years.
Safer Ealing Partnership
What is it?
Safer Ealing Partnership has launched the borough-wide exercise which will collect the perceptions and experiences of women safety across Ealing. All women are welcomed to have their say and share their experiences within the borough. You can access the survey by clicking the below link. Help to make Ealing a safer place. Don’t miss your chance to be heard!
Find out more about Safer Ealing Partnership
Safer Ealing Partnership has launched the borough-wide exercise which will collect the perceptions and experiences of women safety across Ealing. All women are welcomed to have their say and share their experiences within the borough. You can access the survey by clicking the below link. Help to make Ealing a safer place. Don’t miss your chance to be heard!
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.
Growing a Greener Estate: Racecourse Estate
What is it?
Environmental charity, Trees for Cities, is currently working with residents on the Racecourse Estate in Northolt to transform the outdoor environment and provide a range of green volunteering opportunities for all residents.
As part of the project so far, over 1,000 residents have been involved in planting hundreds of new trees, thousands of flowers, creating new seating areas and much more. The project runs until 2023 so please keep an eye out for local and online communications for future opportunities to get involved.
Who runs this?
Trees for Cities
Learn more about Growing a Greener Estate
Environmental charity, Trees for Cities, is currently working with residents on the Racecourse Estate in Northolt to transform the outdoor environment and provide a range of green volunteering opportunities for all residents.
As part of the project so far, over 1,000 residents have been involved in planting hundreds of new trees, thousands of flowers, creating new seating areas and much more. The project runs until 2023 so please keep an eye out for local and online communications for future opportunities to get involved.
Who runs this?
Trees for Cities
Growing, cooking and going green
What is it?
Dina Tsuro has recently been named as a local ‘Climate Leader’ by Ealing Council for the work she has been doing. She set up Building Bridges in 2005 in Brent, running innovative workshops on council estates. Then, when she and her family moved to Northolt, she combined forces with her husband who is a gardener wanted to give back to the community. Together, they started Urban Edible Gardens, which is about turning grey spaces green, and workshops around healthy food and nutrition.
Find out more Urban Edible Gardens
Dina Tsuro has recently been named as a local ‘Climate Leader’ by Ealing Council for the work she has been doing. She set up Building Bridges in 2005 in Brent, running innovative workshops on council estates. Then, when she and her family moved to Northolt, she combined forces with her husband who is a gardener wanted to give back to the community. Together, they started Urban Edible Gardens, which is about turning grey spaces green, and workshops around healthy food and nutrition.
Race Equality Commission
What is it?
The Race Equality Commission was set up in January 2021 to listen to people in Ealing and to come up with proposals to address the impact of inequality on their wellbeing and life chances. The commission is made up of 12 independent commissioners, from diverse backgrounds that broadly reflect the diversity of Ealing. The commissioners are interested in what residents believe can be done to reduce race inequality
Visit the Equality Commission webpage
The Race Equality Commission was set up in January 2021 to listen to people in Ealing and to come up with proposals to address the impact of inequality on their wellbeing and life chances. The commission is made up of 12 independent commissioners, from diverse backgrounds that broadly reflect the diversity of Ealing. The commissioners are interested in what residents believe can be done to reduce race inequality
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.