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were laid and an electricity generating station was built. Better transport links, including horse buses as well as trains, enabled people to more easily travel to work in London. All this, whilst living in what was still considered to be the countryside. Although much of the countryside was rapidly disappearing during this period of rapid expansion, parts of it were preserved as public parks, such as Lammas Park and
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structure which stood at the top of Hanger Hill, was used as a tea-stop in the 19th century. It was demolished to make way for Fox's
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and originally held in the Ealing Town Hall. Due to its popularity, it had outgrown the space available at the Town Hall after a few years, so it too then transferred to the park, where they now have room to offer over 200 real ales. Each cask is supplied with individual cooling jackets to maintain
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Broadway in 1879, originally called Haven Green. In the next few decades, much of Ealing was rebuilt, predominantly semi-detached housing designed for the rising middle-class. Gas mains
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English, the most common languages were (in 2017) Polish (8%), Punjabi (8%), Somali (7%), Arabic (6%), Urdu (5%), and Tamil (4%). The biggest increase over the 5 years to April 2017 was Polish and tapering off – 4,363 Polish-speaking children in 2017 was 41 more than in 2016.
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At Ealing a fair was held on the green in 1822, when William Cobbett chronicled he was diverted by crowds of Cockneys headed there. The fair, of unknown origin, was held from 24 to 26 June until suppressed in 1880.
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Synagogue, which was founded in 1943. In surrounding suburbs, there are two mosques in Acton, one in West Ealing, and two in Southall. There are large Muslim, Hindu and Sikh communities in Southall.
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bought Payton Place and renamed it Pitzhanger Manor, not to live but just for somewhere green and pleasant, where he could entertain his friends and guests. Soon afterward, in 1801, the
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in 1965. It is now a significant commercial and retail centre with a developed night-time economy. Ealing has the characteristics of both leafy suburban and inner-city development. The
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the beer at exactly the right temperature. This event is run by keen volunteers. The success of these events encouraged the local council to license a broader range of festivals.
1916:(1934), Katherine, the lovely young wife of the shy schoolmaster protagonist Mr Chipping, is said to have been living with an aunt in Ealing following the death of her parents.
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period, Ealing became a town. This meant that good, well-metalled roads had to be built, and schools and public buildings erected. To protect public health, the newly created
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providing wholesome and safe water were erected by public prescription. Ealing Broadway became a major shopping centre. The man responsible for much of all this was
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have a prominent role in the Irish community in Ealing with successful clubs such as St. Joseph's GAA and Tir Chonaill GAA in neighbouring Perivale and Greenford.
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The Beatles alighted at West Ealing station (the old building) in March 1964 to complete the filming of ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ at Edgehill Road in West Ealing.
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historical television series, of which the below stairs and servant's hall were filmed there. On 16 March 2015, the workplace received a visit from the
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Two members of the punk band Zatopeks grew up in Ealing, and the group frequently makes nostalgic or ironic references to the borough in its lyrics.
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core members (drummer Jan Kincaid, guitarist Simon Bartholomew and bassist Andrew Levy) all hail from Ealing, where they formed the group in 1985.
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scheme), but this was abandoned in August 2007 in the face of fierce local opposition. Ealing Broadway and West Ealing stations became part of the
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Ealing is made of six wards in the London Borough of Ealing: Cleveland, Ealing Broadway, Ealing Common, Hanger Hill, Northfield, and Walpole.
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1929:(1932). Lenina observes a Delta gymnastic display in the Ealing stadium as she flies overhead in a helicopter with Henry Foster.
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As part of the growth of London in the 20th century, Ealing significantly expanded and increased in population. It became a
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impliedly per year, which shows the extent of the local catch.
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41:"Ealing Broadway" redirects here. For the railway station, see
3898:(paperback). Barnsley, South Yorkshire UK: Wharncliffe Books.
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gate the more Westernmost pub was renamed The Halfway House.
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2366:"Was Ealing the 'Queen of the Suburbs'? - Ealing News Extra"
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3120:"UK Athletics Power of 10 Athlete Profiles – Kelly Holmes"
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2712:. Ealing Civic Society (2009 Ed). Accessed 7 November 2010
1589:, the large abbey is an example of a traditional, working
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http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/middx/vol7/pp150-153
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Regarded by many as Ealing's premier architectural work,
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2291:"London Plan (Consolidated with Alterations since 2004)"
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http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/middx/vol1/pp11-21
45:. For the shopping centre and town square complex, see
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1760:, founded in 1920. It counted double Olympic champion
940:
Apartments and clubhouse in 1930s-built Ealing Village
3632:. Cheshire, UK: Nick Wheatly Associates. p. 45.
2596:. United Kingdom: S. R. Publishers. pp. 65, 66.
2064:
and the original name of West Ealing railway station.
1764:
among its several club records to her name. members.
1523:, an Art Deco apartment-and-cinema block featuring a
1274:. The nearby Hanger Hill ward has the city's largest
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was completed which includes a shopping centre and a
995:. Hanger Hill Garden Village adjoining is likewise a
3972:
Britain in Old Photographs: Ealing & Northfields
3917:(Hardback). London UK: Historical Publications Ltd.
2182:
1570:, in St Mary's Road. Standing near Charlbury Grove,
840:
readings. This survey was led in England by General
440:
3063:"Ealing band are critics favourite with 2009 album"
2557:"The days when this grand school truly was 'great'"
2273:"Welcome to Ealing: Your Guide to Living in Ealing"
1941:The John Sanders department store (now a branch of
1421:
The preserved facade of the Walpole Picture Theatre
1316:. It is also served by five other tube stations at
889:, which had been bought by his father the Rt. Hon.
790:As London developed, the area became predominantly
543:postcode area. The population of Ealing (including
434:
3974:. Gloucestershire: Alan Smith Publishing Limited.
2966:"Sexual Ealing: Was Rock Music Born in London W5?"
2740:
2507:Diane K Bolton, Patricia E C Croot and M A Hicks,
2320:Guide to the Local Administrative Units of England
2034:, lived in Ealing before moving to West Bletchley.
1877:Ealing was the setting for children's comedy show
3202:
2984:"LETRAS - Letras de músicas e músicas para ouvir"
1886:Ealing was the setting for part of a book in the
6002:
3106:"Ealing Southall & Middlesex Athletics Club"
1919:Ealing and the surrounding area is mentioned in
3141:"Ealing, Southall & Middlesex Club Records"
2285:
2119:as "the nation's hotspot for Polish speaking".
728:Act, this highway was gravelled and so the old
608:The Church of Christ the Saviour, built in 1852
496:. Ealing's town centre is often referred to as
3347:
3345:
3343:
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3176:
2540:A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 7
2490:A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 1
2474:A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 1
2472:'Archaeology: The Lower Palaeolithic Age', in
2279:
1895:A blue plaque commemorating the birthplace of
1001:Grade II (initial, mainstream) category-listed
4836:
4065:
3554:Shown on the network map when she logs on in
2013:The main character Kendra Tamale of the book
2008:and the Maitland family live in South Ealing.
1834:The 19th Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole park
1692:filmed part of the music video for her song "
1574:was founded by a community of Roman Catholic
1109:
1095:
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3996:
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2060:the Victorian housing estate that sits upon
1348:at Ealing Broadway and Hanger Lane; and the
1296:A goods train passing through Ealing in 1962
1065:. Ealing has parks and open spaces, such as
458:, England, 7.5 miles (12.1 km) west of
3955:(Paperback). Cheshire: Pulse Publications.
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3319:. The Ealing Music and Film Festival Trust.
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2416:Reallexikon der Germanischen Altertumskunde
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3896:Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths in Ealing
3728:"Polish becomes England's second language"
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3317:"Ealing Music and Film Valentine Festival"
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1962:home to the adjoining village/district of
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1010:Cavalier House, development from the 2000s
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6016:Districts of the London Borough of Ealing
3329:
3002:"Songtext: Zatopeks - Turn To Gold Blues"
2938:
2322:. Vol. I: Southern England. London:
1945:) was the location for the scenes of the
6026:Business improvement districts in London
3912:
3793:"EALING.NEWS - The Voice of our 7 Towns"
3654:"Ealing and Brentford: Growth of Ealing"
3599:. UK: Victor Gollancz. pp. 138–141.
3030:
2654:"Was Ealing the 'Queen of the Suburbs'?"
2566:. UK: Ealing Council: 27. Archived from
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1839:Ealing Music and Film Valentine Festival
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4672:Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Southall
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2762:"Ealing Broadway - UK Census Data 2011"
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3291:"Middlesex Junior Cricket Association"
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1822:was then started and organised by the
1538:Ealing has a theatre on Mattock Lane,
1386:
1063:London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
633:county from the southwest to the north
629:fields- and villages-punctuated forest
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3893:
3858:"Inside North Korea's London embassy"
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3530:"Dr Who and its links to the borough"
3524:
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3379:from the original on 11 December 2021
3060:
2941:"The Brand New Heavies speak to ZANI"
2889:"Dusty Springfield - Forever Ealing!"
2851:. Ealingsynagogue.com. Archived from
2634:The Ealing Book. Queen of the suburbs
2554:
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1696:" at The Corner Shop, 24 The Avenue.
1453:. The studios were taken over by the
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970:Ealing from Village to Corporate Town
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3936:. United Kingdom: S. R. Publishers.
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2636:. Page 87. Historical Publications.
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2396:"Ealing- 'The Queen of the Suburbs'"
1727:. Due to the nearby football teams,
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1046:bisects the east of it. The nascent
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2024:George Bowling, the protagonist in
1903:, is in the Ealing Broadway Centre.
1395:The North Star pub, on The Broadway
1053:It is less than two miles from the
868:1895 lamp standard. Mount Park Road
718:
24:
4252:Pitzhanger Manor Gallery and House
3999:Handbook to the Environs of London
3990:
3813:. Government of the United Kingdom
3517:
3398:Bentley, David (6 November 2014).
3265:"Middlesex Cricket Women's League"
2697:Street Trees in Britain: A History
2548:
2445:A Dictionary of London Place-Names
2079:Keith Stewart, the protagonist in
1758:Ealing,Southall & Middlesex AC
707:, more than two centuries before.
25:
6042:
4717:St Mary with St Richard, Northolt
4013:
3726:Booth, Robert (30 January 2013).
3239:"Middlesex County Cricket League"
3190:. Historic England. 2 August 2009
2710:Ealing: Queen of the suburbs walk
2678:
2372:. 30 October 2015. Archived from
1976:ventured into Ealing and visited
1756:Ealing has a local running club:
1531:Pictures shows classic movies in
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4763:Grade I and II* listed buildings
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4029:Home of Ealing.com for residents
3894:Oates, Jonathan (31 July 2006).
3061:Hayes, Alex (17 December 2008).
2877:. Ealingliberalsynagogue.org.uk.
2488:'Archaeology: The Iron Age', in
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1796:Middlesex County Cricket League
1478:The Importance of Being Earnest
1249:
826:Anglo-French Survey (1784–1790)
699:, composer and impresario, and
6021:Metropolitan centres of London
4737:St Thomas the Apostle, Hanwell
2916:. 4 March 1999. Archived from
2780:"Demographics - Hidden London"
2406:
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2092:Jenni Fortune, a character in
1725:Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club
1680:An August 2013 article in the
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3833:"Foreign embassies in the UK"
3705:. Random House. p. 250.
3428:. Random House. p. 119.
3243:middlesexccl.play-cricket.com
2914:"Obituary: Dusty Springfield"
2723:"Hanger Hill - Hidden London"
2681:"EALING QUEEN OF THE SUBURBS"
2226:
2175:is at 73 Gunnersbury Avenue.
2115:Ealing has been described by
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1201:
1155:
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621:
620:, earliest known to be so in
6031:Places formerly in Middlesex
5971:London Below (magical realm)
3755:. Ealing Council. April 2017
3503:. Random House. p. 53.
2555:Oates, Jonathan (May 2008).
2211:The Questors Theatre, Ealing
2201:3 August 2001 Ealing bombing
1809:
1466:Monty Python's Flying Circus
1281:
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983:In the 1900s and 1910s, the
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576:around the year 1170 and as
572:. The place-name appears as
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4036:(archived 12 December 1998)
3934:A history of Greater Ealing
3332:"Ealing Beer Festival 2014"
2594:A history of Greater Ealing
2178:
2156:
2110:
1707:the Jimi Hendrix Experience
1545:
1533:St Barnabas Millennium Hall
1494:was the set for the famous
1044:North Circular Road, London
830:Royal Greenwich Observatory
559:
129:OS grid reference
54:Human settlement in England
10:
6047:
4732:St Thomas Cathedral, Acton
3701:Faulks, Sebastian (2009).
3572:Marshmallows for Breakfast
3478:. Hodder & Stoughton.
3088:"Pitshanger Football Club"
2939:Sedazzari, Matteo (2008).
2799:. Accessed 7 February 2021
2348:"The Queen of the Suburbs"
2206:List of people from Ealing
2015:Marshmallows for Breakfast
1786:
1782:Ealing Cricket Club (2016)
1581:in 1897. Twinned with the
1410:
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1371:Early in the 21st century
1285:
1077:flows through the latter.
1003:and having gated grounds.
972:of 1902, already used for
906:Board of Health for Ealing
753:Old inns and public houses
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4087:
3811:"The Drayton Court Hotel"
3775:"Ealing's Local Web site"
3688:Trustee from the Toolroom
3673:The Seven Storey Mountain
3615:www.british-history.ac.uk
3570:Koomson, Dorothy (2017).
3424:Stroud, Jonathan (2016).
2809:Ealing Project - About Us
2760:Services, Good Stuff IT.
2708:John Foster White (1986)
2318:Youngs, Frederic (1979).
2144:University of West London
2086:Trustee from the Toolroom
2041:of the opening titles of
1990:The Sarah Jane Adventures
1654:. The Jazz Club is now a
1560:St Peter's Church, Ealing
1115:
1110:Places adjacent to Ealing
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4358:Ealing Central and Acton
4242:London Motorcycle Museum
4081:London Borough of Ealing
3913:Hounsell, Peter (1991).
2413:Hoops, Johannes (1998).
2324:Royal Historical Society
2298:Greater London Authority
2221:
2126:
1737:the Football Association
1718:
1709:was born there in 1947.
1608:
1554:St Mary's Church, Ealing
1432:Kind Hearts and Coronets
1016:London Borough of Ealing
802:and two branches of the
762:were situated along the
535:fall under W13 instead.
464:London Borough of Ealing
339:Ealing Central and Acton
32:London Borough of Ealing
5895:Upper and Lower Clapton
4860:Central activities zone
4682:St Alban's, Acton Green
4007:2027/mdp.39015063815669
4001:, London: John Murray,
3970:Essen, Richard (1996).
3932:Neaves, Cyrill (1971).
3915:Ealing and Hanwell Past
3671:Merton, Thomas (1948).
3595:Orwell, George (1939).
3557:The Bells of Saint John
3499:Huxley, Aldous (2008).
3214:ealing.play-cricket.com
3162:"D3 Ealing Triathletes"
2592:Neaves, Cyrill (1971).
2089:, lives in West Ealing.
2070:, in his autobiography
1747:play in local leagues.
1729:Brentford Football Club
1519:27 January 2021 at the
1306:Great Western Main Line
1302:Ealing Broadway station
1038:Ealing Broadway in 2006
991:style, were built near
891:Spencer Horatio Walpole
860:Modern Victorian suburb
809:Mount Castle Tower, an
43:Ealing Broadway station
36:Ealing (disambiguation)
5135:Kensington High Street
4677:London Buddhist Vihara
4378:Tube and rail stations
4122:Brentham Garden Suburb
3951:McEwan, Kate (1983) .
3746:"Equalities in Ealing"
3658:British History Online
3474:Hilton, James (1934).
3188:historicengland.org.uk
2970:The Huffington Post UK
2849:"EalingsSynagogue.com"
2825:24 August 2011 at the
2632:Peter Hounsell (2005)
1835:
1783:
1715:are also from Ealing.
1624:
1587:St. Augustine's Priory
1555:
1422:
1396:
1297:
1259:
1039:
1020:Ealing Broadway Centre
1011:
985:Brentham Garden Suburb
948:was incorporated as a
941:
869:
782:
609:
254:Postcode district
243:Postcode district
177:Ceremonial county
47:Ealing Broadway Centre
34:. For other uses, see
4687:St Anselm's, Southall
4315:Litten Nature Reserve
4272:Parks and open spaces
4247:Museum of Asian Music
3779:www.ealingtoday.co.uk
3686:Shute, Nevil (1960).
3628:McEwan, Kate (1983).
3269:mwcl.play-cricket.com
2443:Mills, David (2010).
2370:ealingnewsextra.co.uk
2056:The War of the Worlds
1833:
1824:Campaign for Real Ale
1781:
1616:
1553:
1450:The Lavender Hill Mob
1420:
1394:
1362:Great Western Railway
1295:
1286:Further information:
1257:
1037:
1009:
946:Ealing Urban District
939:
874:Great Western Railway
867:
800:Great Western Railway
780:
645:The National Archives
631:covering most of the
607:
500:, the name of both a
357:Ealing and Hillingdon
4873:City of London wards
4727:St Stephen's, Ealing
4300:Gunnersbury Triangle
4257:The Questors Theatre
4232:Ealing Jazz Festival
3690:. London: Heinemann.
3295:mca.play-cricket.com
3034:(14 November 2008).
2745:. 12 November 2005.
2679:White, John Foster.
2573:on 10 September 2008
2173:North Korean Embassy
2073:Seven Story Mountain
1952:Spearhead from Space
1843:Ealing Beer Festival
1540:The Questors Theatre
1535:on Pitshanger Lane.
1527:cinema. Local group
1500:Duchess of Cambridge
1373:Transport for London
1300:Ealing is served by
932:Queen of the Suburbs
614:Church of St. Mary's
547:) was 85,014 at the
484:in 1901 and part of
349:London Assembly
221:Sovereign state
5979:: TV series, novel)
5320:Elephant and Castle
4712:St Mary's, Perivale
4310:Islip Manor Meadows
4262:Wharncliffe Viaduct
3864:. 4 November 2014.
2855:on 18 February 2010
2820:Pitshanger Pictures
2400:Your Local Guardian
2354:. 8 September 2000.
2252:on 22 February 2014
2166:Drayton Court Hotel
2044:Dixon of Dock Green
1943:Marks & Spencer
1938:and related media:
1792:Ealing Cricket Club
1741:Non-League football
1733:Queens Park Rangers
1638:famously first met
1438:Passport to Pimlico
1387:Economy and culture
1288:Transport in London
887:Sir Spencer Walpole
828:, which linked the
796:Ealing Grove School
693:Great Ealing School
502:railway interchange
454:) is a district in
404: /
159:London borough
5375:Hayes (Hillingdon)
5130:Holloway Nags Head
4722:St Peter's, Ealing
4707:St Mary's, Hanwell
3703:A Week in December
3353:"Ealing Festivals"
2099:A Week in December
1836:
1804:ECB Premier League
1784:
1723:Ealing is home to
1636:the Rolling Stones
1625:
1556:
1423:
1397:
1314:London fare zone 3
1310:London Underground
1298:
1260:
1061:that links to the
1040:
1012:
942:
910:drinking fountains
870:
783:
697:William S. Gilbert
610:
590:Lower Palaeolithic
566:Æthelred of Mercia
408:51.5175°N 0.2988°W
321:UK Parliament
265:Dialling code
5998:
5997:
5983:Walford (borough)
5959:Charnham (suburb)
5933:
5932:
5835:Plaistow (Newham)
4818:
4817:
4702:St Mary's, Ealing
4697:St John's, Ealing
4660:Places of worship
4201:
4129:
3981:978-0-7509-1176-4
3962:978-0-9508895-0-4
3943:978-0-85409-679-4
3924:978-0-948667-13-8
3905:978-1-84563-012-6
3712:978-0-09-179445-3
3675:. Harcourt Brace.
3639:978-0-9508895-0-4
3597:Coming Up for Air
3581:978-1-60751-700-9
3536:. 20 October 2015
3534:Ealing News Extra
3510:978-1-4070-2101-0
3485:978-0-553-27321-2
3476:Goodbye, Mr Chips
3435:978-1-4481-9605-0
3367:"Bike Show ep. 1"
3355:. Ealing Council.
3184:"Founded in 1833"
2972:. 28 August 2013.
2784:hidden-london.com
2727:hidden-london.com
2660:. 30 October 2015
2658:Ealing News Extra
2603:978-0-85409-679-4
2454:978-0-19-956678-5
2352:independent.co.uk
2333:978-0-901050-67-0
2289:(February 2008).
2027:Coming Up for Air
1978:The Drayton Court
1913:Goodbye, Mr Chips
1889:Lockwood & Co
1861:Opera in the Park
1745:Hanwell Town F.C.
1675:Brand New Heavies
1669:Dusty Springfield
1246:
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997:conservation area
950:municipal borough
834:Paris Observatory
804:Grand Union Canal
649:piece E 163/24/35
482:municipal borough
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3042:. United Kingdom
3036:"Mitch Mitchell"
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3012:on 13 April 2014
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2248:. Archived from
2241:
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2168:in West Ealing.
2094:Sebastian Faulks
1987:spin-off series
1897:Charles Hamilton
1644:Ealing Jazz Club
1622:Ealing Jazz Club
1599:United Synagogue
1377:West London Tram
1258:Houses in Ealing
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961:Nikolaus Pevsner
926:Ealing Town Hall
893:and thus became
883:Pitzhanger Manor
820:
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747:Spencer Perceval
719:Suburb of London
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5480:Stoke Newington
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4466:Ealing Broadway
4431:Castle Bar Park
4401:Acton Main Line
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3501:Brave New World
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2893:THE EALING CLUB
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2827:Wayback Machine
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2019:Dorothy Koomson
1926:Brave New World
1868:
1853:Comedy Festival
1812:
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1721:
1683:Huffington Post
1642:in 1962 at the
1611:
1548:
1521:Wayback Machine
1490:Most recently,
1444:The Ladykillers
1427:Ealing comedies
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1342:Piccadilly line
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5579:Neighbourhoods
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2766:UK Census Data
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2376:on 4 July 2019
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1690:Britney Spears
1632:Keith Richards
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1413:Ealing Studios
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