Ealing Broadway candidates
Cllr Julian Gallant, Conservative Group Leader on Ealing Council since 2021 and a professional musician says: “Being an elected councillor is a joyous responsibility. We form a personal link between our residents and the Borough. We help people on a range of issues including street cleaning, anti-social behaviour, planning and housing. We hold Labour to account on all of this and more, carefully scrutinising their plans and calling out obvious weaknesses like the bad planning decisions you see in West Ealing. Conservatives know that Ealing must build, yet we will do our utmost to protect the Borough’s economy, green spaces and heritage.”
Sean Hanrahan, an Employment Specialist who lives and works in Ealing, says: “On the doorstep, residents tell me they are worried about the direction Ealing Broadway is heading. Concerns about Labour’s handling of the economy and the closure of local police stations under Sadiq Khan come up repeatedly, with many feeling less safe. Labour in Ealing has stopped listening to residents. We will restore pride in our area with cleaner, safer streets, rebuild confidence in our town centre, and make Ealing Broadway a place where businesses want to invest and people want to visit. Personal safety must come first. Ealing Broadway deserves a fair deal.”
Cllr Seema Kumar has been a Ealing Broadway councillor since 2014 and says: “I love this ward, where I’ve built relationships and raised my voice for change. I care about vibrant high streets, safer streets, supporting local charities, and making sure every voice is heard throughout the year. We have pushed for a fairer CPZ policy, regular street care and worked with our local police to make our streets safer. These aren’t just promises, rather what’s been delivered through quiet and determined work. We respond to residents promptly; the Labour-run council should also be listening to the people they were elected to serve.”
Ealing Broadway ward branch
Chairwoman: Seema Kumar