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Ealing has been dubbed the Queen of the Suburbs, and it is true that the area has a great deal to offer. Ealing is situated about 6 miles from central London, and offers excellent communication links to both the city via road rail or tube and further west to Heathrow Airport and the M4 corridor. These connections makes Ealing an interchange hub which helps contribute to the lively atmosphere, while its parks and commons offer the tranquillity often lacking in busier areas. ![]() Ealing is home to an array of restaurants, bars, bistros and shops. Ealing Broadway is one of the biggest shopping centres in London. Ealing is a University town as well as a major strategic centre in its own right. Below are some useful facts about the area. Ealing fact filePOPULATION 285,559 SCHOOLS Primary: 66 ![]()
TRANSPORT District, Piccadilly and Central Underground lines
EMPLOYMENT Local Government, entertainment, service industry, technology. MARKETS Southall is famous for its bustling indoor and outdoor markets, PARKS AND OPEN SPACES Ealing Green, Gunnersbury Park, Elthorne Park, ![]() |
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HOSPITALS Ealing Hospital
SHOPPING FACILITIES Waterglade shopping centre HISTORICAL PLACES Pitshanger Manor, The Green W5, Gunnersbury Park LOCAL MPs Ealing, Acton and Shepherds Bush: Clive Soley (lab), Council Tax Bands & InformationFor information see the London Borough of Ealings web site |