Residents have been telling us how angry they are about the amount of flytipping in the area and the lack of action by Ealing's Labour Council.

PLEDGE TO PLANT EXTRA 200 STREET TREES

Your Conservative councillors pledge that over the next four years we will plant 200 new trees in Hanger Hill Ward.

Residents suffer from health problems caused by exhaust fumes from the North Circular and

Residents across Hanger Hill Ward have been complaining about dangerous speeding on our residential roads.

Local councillors have been working with the police to tackle this problem, by setting up community speed watch days.

London's Labour Mayor has closed front desks at Ealing and Southall Police Stations and the Perivale & Hanger Hill local police base is under threat. 

Cllr Joanna Dabrowska is pleased to announce that, after 18 months of pursuing TfL and Ealing Council, the footbridge between Olive Road and Church Gardens has had lighting installed to make it safer for residents to use especially during the darker winter months.

In March, Cllr Joanna Dabrowska and Barry Hartness took residents’ concerns about illegal encampments on Ealing Common to Rt Hon. Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.

Cleveland Conservatives support the replacement of the Gurnell Leisure Centre but oppose the over-development of the site. The proposed new redevelopment will include over 600 high-rise high-density homes.  

The Copley Close regeneration  marks a major achievement for Cleveland Ward Conservative councillors who had campaigned for the redevelopment of the rundown estate for a number of years. 

As Northfields Councillors we are passionately committed to delivering an open and welcoming community for the people we represent.

Over the past few years, as your Northfield Councillors, we have:

Organised petitions, signed by thousands, so:

Your Ealing Broadway Ward Councillors, Seema Kumar, Alexander Stafford and Anthony Young, are fighting proposals to build a 20 storey tower block on the Perceval House site, next to the listed old Town Hall building. There would be 471 flats, of which half would be Council housing.