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Resident Associations in Ealing 2TUActon Green Residents’ Association (AGRA)U2T A voluntary association representing the interests of people living in the mainly residential area between Chiswick and Acton, within the London Borough of Ealing. Visit: www.actongreen.org.uk/ 2TUBedford Park SocietyU2T Aims to protect the amenities of the Bedford Park Garden Suburb, the buildings and their setting, and to ensure that any development is in keeping with the original character of the area. Visit: www.bedfordparkresidentsassociation.org.uk 2TUBoston Manor Residents' AssociationU2T Provides a forum for residents living in the area bounded by Boston Road in the west, Burnham Way in the east, A4 south and Chepstow Road north, and represents them in matters of planning, traffic, policing, and similar issues which may affect them. [c/o 5 Burnham Way, W13 9YD]. Visit: www.bostonmanorresidentsassociation.org/ 2TUBrentham Garden SuburbU2T A record by the Brentham Heritage Society of the history of the Brentham estate and current news and activities of the Society. Visit: www.brentham.co.uk 2TUChurchfield Community AssociationU2T An association of people who live and work around Churchfield Road Acton who come together to act on issues of mutual concern and enjoy each other's company. Visit: www.Churchfield.org 2TUCreffield Area Residents AssociationU2T Covers Ealing Common Station to Acton north of the Uxbridge Road. Visit: www.caraealing.org 2TUChurch Avenue Residents AssociationU0T2T 0T Represents Alderney Gardens, Lytton Close, Dukes Avenue,Manor Avenue, Islip Gardens, Harewood Close, Harewood Avenue and Church Avenue. Visit: www.churchave.blogspot.co.uk 2TUDraytons Community AssociationU0T2T 0T A group dedicated to improving life, and particularly safety, in the Draytons, which consists of the area bounded by Sutherland Road, Argyle Road, Manor Road and Drayton Green and it includes all of the Draytons: Drayton Avenue, Drayton Gardens, Drayton Grove and Drayton Road. Visit: www.draytons.org 2TUEaling Fields Residents’ AssociationU2T Covers the area stretching from Windermere Road in the north to Ealing Park Gardens/Lawrence Road in the south, and between Blondin Park/Northfield Avenue and Weymouth Avenue. Visit: www.efra.org.uk/ 2TUFive Roads Forum: The Residents' Association for Five Roads Home ZoneU2T Covers part of West Ealing comprising Hastings Road, Hartington Road, Broughton Road, Denmark Road, and Arden Road. Visit: www.fiveroadsforum.org 2TUFriends of Haven GreenU2T FoHG is an independent community group which speaks up for the Green to protect it for the perpetual enjoyment of Ealing residents and visitors alike. Visit: www.friendsofhavengreen.com 2TUHanger Hill (East) Residents’ Association – HHERAU2T Protecting the interests of the residents of the Hanger Hill Estate (the area bounded by Hanger Lane, Western Avenue, the Piccadilly line between Park Royal and North Ealing stations and Queen’s Drive). Visit: www.hhera.com 2TUHanger Hill Garden Estate Residents' AssociationU2T Aims to maintain and improve the quality of life in this mock Tudor estate, a conservation area including flats in blocks along Queens Drive, Links Road and Monks Drive, and houses in Links Road, Queens Drive, Monks Drive, Vale Lane, Princes Gardens and Tudor Gardens. Visit: www.hhgera.com/ 2TUHanwell.org.ukU2T Useful information for the residents of Hanwell, including planning developments, Neighbourhood Watch, the annual carnival and more. Visit: www.hanwell.org.uk 2TUHanwell Community ForumU2T A forum for those who live in, work in or care about Hanwell. Visit: www.hanwellcommunityforum.org.uk 2TUMill Hill Park Conservation Area in ActonU2T Aims to improve amenities, preserve and protect the environment, and celebrate and conserverve buildings for their architectural and historical interest. Visit: www.millhillparkacton.org 2TUNortholt Residents' AssociationU2T News and social events for everyone who is a resident of the Northolt Estate. Visit: www.northoltra.tripod.com/ 2TUOlde Hanwell Residents' AssociationU2T A forum for residents to present their opinions about local issues such as planning applications, local amenities and changes to the area. Visit: www.mazefind.co.uk/cgi-bin/cms/ohra.pl 2TUPitshanger Community AssociationU2T Aiming to foster and improve the park, local shops and community spirit in the Pitshanger area. Visit: www.pitshanger.org.uk/ 2TUSave Ealing’s CentreU2T SEC is a voluntary alliance of 26 residents' and community groups from Hanwell to Acton. SEC seeks good planning for Ealing Town Centre that will reestablish it as the focal point for Ealing borough's residents. Visit: www.saveealingscentre.com/ 2TUSouth Acton Residents' Action Group (SARAG)U2T The voice of the South Acton Neighbourhood, established in 1997 as a residents' association and now a Tenant Management Association. Visit: www.sarag.org/ 2TUSouthall Community AllianceU2T An independent charitable organisation established in 2000 to work with residents and community groups in the Southall area. Visit: www.southallcommunityalliance.org 2TUSouthfield Park Triangle Residents' AssociationU2T This Association covers the residents of the roads east of the park and north of Southfield Road, London W4. Visit: www.southfieldparktriangle.org 2TUWalpole FriendsU2T A voluntary group which has come together in response to Ealing Council’s plans to invest in Pitshanger Manor and Walpole Park, to provide a local stakeholder voice and grass roots input. Visit: www.walpolefriends.org/ 2TUWalpole Residents’ AssociationU0T2T 0T Based in central Ealing, this group is concerned with a wide range of issues including traffic and transport, parks, licensing, planning and regeneration. Visit: www.sites.google.com/site/iainwrench/home 2TUWest Acton Residents' Association (WARA)U2T Campaigning since 2003 to protect the interests of West Acton residents. Visit: www.westactonresidents.org.uk 2TUWest Ealing NeighboursU0T2T 0T A group of individuals, local businesses and organisations in W13, working together to make West Ealing a better place for residents, businesses and visitors. Visit: www.westealingneighbours.org.uk List courtesy of Ealing civic society- www.ealingcivicsociety.org .
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