Ealing, Acton, Greenford, Hanwell, Northolt, Perivale and Southall
What do you need today?
One borough. Seven towns. Every community. Find local groups, faith communities, volunteering and where to go for help.
Start with a door
Two cups of coffee on a round wooden tablePhoto: Kaboompics / Pexels Find help
Emergencies, health, money, housing and council services, with links to the right source.
String lights wrapped around a tree at duskPhoto: William Hadley / Pexels What's on
How events will be listed here, and where to look today.
Empty chairs set in a circle in a sports hallPhoto: Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels Groups
Community groups, centres and libraries across the borough.
Lit candles glowing in the darkPhoto: Jahra Tasfia Reza / Pexels Faith & belief
Places of worship and belief communities, all listed the same way.
An open blank notebook and a silver penPhoto: Kaboompics / Pexels Languages
Guides in the languages spoken in Ealing. Coming with native review.
An open cardboard box with tape and scissorsPhoto: Kaboompics / Pexels New to Ealing
First steps for people who have just arrived or moved.
Seedlings growing in a wooden planterPhoto: Damian Apanasowicz / Pexels Volunteer
Find a volunteering role, or a group that needs help.
Illustrative photoPhoto: Brett Jordan / Pexels Seven towns
Acton, Ealing, Greenford, Hanwell, Northolt, Perivale and Southall.
One borough, seven towns
The London Borough of Ealing has seven towns. Pick one to see the groups listed there and a link to the council's information for that town.
Guides to living here
Sourced pages to help you settle in, find a market or plan a day out. Every fact has a named source and the date we last checked it.
- Living in Ealing: the towns side by sideFacts from named public sources, each with the date we checked them. We do not rank the towns.
- Markets calendarDays and hours taken only from the organiser’s own page.
- Things to doStart here for cheap and free family days out, with prices and the date we checked them.
- New to Ealing: your first monthFirst steps, with links to the NHS, GOV.UK, the council and local services.
How this guide works
- FreeListing is free, and there are no adverts or paid places.
- IndependentNot run by the council or the NHS. We link to them for their services.
- Checked by peopleEvery listing shows its source and the date we last checked it.
- Your data stays yoursWe never sell, license or share visitor data.
Run a group in the borough?
Listing a group will be free. The listing form is coming soon. Until then, read how listings work.