West Ealing
An area of Ealing town, in the W13 postcode.
About West Ealing
West Ealing is an area of Ealing town, in the W13 postcode. Ealing Council's Ealing town page puts Argyle Road and West Ealing to the north-west of the town centre, within W13.
Ealing Council's Hanwell town page says Hanwell reaches into West Ealing, north of Uxbridge Road. Our Hanwell guide covers the rest of Hanwell, and our Ealing page lists the groups we have checked across Ealing town.
Sources: Ealing Council's Ealing town page; Ealing Council's Hanwell town page. Last checked: 10 November 2026.
Dean Gardens and Drayton Green
Dean Gardens has its main entrance on Uxbridge Road. Ealing Council says the land was once Ealing Dean Common and was used as allotments until 1909, when West Ealing residents successfully asked for it to become a park. The council lists two play areas and public toilets.
Drayton Green has a children's playground and a play centre, in a small area of open green space. The council says the area inside the old running path is often used for sport, and gives entrances on Drayton Bridge Road, Drayton Green and Manor Road.
What a park offers can change. The council's parks pages are the place to check.
Sources: Ealing Council: Ealing parks, Other parks in Ealing. Last checked: 10 November 2026.
Ealing Farmers' Market
Ealing Farmers' Market is run by London Farmers' Markets. The organiser's page says it is held every Saturday from 9am to 1pm, rain or shine, and that the market began in September 2001.
The organiser says the market is at a temporary location, The Avenue, London W13 8PH, because of public realm works, and that it sits next to Dean Gardens. It also says not all stalls attend every week. Check the organiser's page before you go, because the location and times can change.
Sources: London Farmers' Markets: Ealing Farmers' Market. Last checked: 10 November 2026.
Street improvements in West Ealing
Ealing Council and Transport for London (TfL) are funding changes to West Ealing's streets under TfL's Liveable Neighbourhoods programme. The Live West Ealing website says the aim is to make it easier to walk, cycle and use public transport, and to add green to streets and public spaces.
The site says that, after consultation, work on design and delivery is under way. We do not summarise the proposals here. Their details, and how to take part, are on the Live West Ealing site and the council's Liveable Neighbourhoods page, both linked below.
Sources: Live West Ealing website; Ealing Council: Liveable Neighbourhoods. Last checked: 10 November 2026.
Getting there
West Ealing station is one of the stations visited by Elizabeth line services. TfL's Elizabeth line station information (September 2025) lists it with step-free access to all platforms. For live times and any changes, use TfL's own journey planner.
Sources: Transport for London: Elizabeth line station information (September 2025). Last checked: 10 November 2026.
Links and sources
From Ealing Council's website: Ealing town page on the council's website
From Ealing Council's website: Liveable Neighbourhoods, including the West Ealing proposals
From Ealing Council's website: Parks in Ealing
Other sites that carry the details we refer to:
Checked by the About Ealing team. Last checked: 10 November 2026. Details can change. Please check the linked source before you travel or visit. To report a mistake, use our corrections page.
Groups and places we list
Groups we have checked are listed by town. See the Ealing page for Ealing town, or the groups page for groups that cover the whole borough.