West Ealing · Liveable Neighbourhood Programme
Streets built for walking, cycling and using public transport.
We're reshaping West Ealing's streets and spaces so they're safer, greener and easier to get around on foot, by bike, or by public transport.
About Live West Ealing
Ealing is one of the London boroughs to successfully bid for TfL's Liveable Neighbourhoods programme. This has been created to fund projects that will help make streets more attractive, healthy and safe. Together with TfL we are investing up to £8.6 million in West Ealing.
The ideas for the West Ealing Liveable Neighbourhoods were first shaped by feedback from the local community in 2018 and 2019, but in 2020 the programme was paused because of Covid-19. Since then, we have continued to develop our plans, actively engage with the communities further and move on to implementation in some areas of the neighbourhood. Further updates will be provided and please visit the West Ealing Liveable Neighbourhood section on the Ealing Council website here.
Our vision
We believe that improvements to West Ealing should encourage more people to walk, cycle and use public transport — by making streets safer, greener and more attractive to spend time in.
The programme is funded by Transport for London (TfL) and Ealing Council. West Ealing is one of the London neighbourhoods to receive funding as part of TfL's Liveable Neighbourhood programme, which promotes more attractive, accessible and friendly public spaces across the capital.
Cycle Routes
Our Approach
Easier to walk, wheel & cycle
Wider footways, safer crossings and joined-up routes so getting about without a car feels natural.
Safer, greener, more comfortable
Less traffic dominance and more planting to cut air pollution and make streets feel comfortable.
Better neighbourhood streets
Local, residential streets improved so they work better for the people who live on them.
Attractive, accessible spaces
Public spaces redesigned to be welcoming and easy to use for people of all ages and abilities.
- — Street design improvements to make it easier to walk, cycle and wheel
- — Public realm measures that add green to streets and spaces
- — Complementary measures to inform and influence travel choices, encouraging more active travel
We listened to what West Ealing residents told us about the improvements they'd like to see, and how we can transform local streets to fill them with more trees, wild flowers and spaces to stop and chat. Now we're going back to residents to check there's support for reshaping West Ealing into a healthier, more pleasant place to live, shop and socialise.Councillor Deirdre CostiganDeputy Leader & Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Ealing Council
