Transport strategy
Transport is not just about getting people from A to B; it is so much more.
Efficient, safe and affordable transport underpins all parts of community life – it gets us to where we need to be, it helps us build and maintain connections and it opens opportunities.
The choices we make about how we travel can also be powerful, affecting our health and wellbeing, our community spaces and the environment around us.
That is why we are working on a new Transport Strategy. Our goal is to enable and encourage more people to get active and leave the car at home when they can – particularly for shorter journeys.
We want to make it more efficient, safe and enjoyable to travel around the borough and help make walking, wheeling, cycling and taking public transport more attractive transport options.
We want to hear from residents
To make sure our strategy works for all who live and work here, we need your input.
We want to know how you are are moving around the borough and how this could be improved in the future.
We need to hear from as many residents as possible about what your ideal travel choices would be and what we can do to make it easy for you to choose them.
Guided by our Travel in Ealing Charter, your ideas, challenges, and feedback will be used to help us write the final transport strategy which is due to be published in summer 2025.
You can provide comments and feedback online here
Consultation and engagement
Feedback from residents all over the borough will be gathered through a series of conversational workshops and an online survey.
Throughout February and March this year, we will be meeting with residents, faith groups, local businesses, community groups, residents’ associations and more and holding public events in all seven of the borough’s towns.
- Wednesday 12 February - 6pm to 7:30pm in Acton: West Acton Community Centre Churchill Gardens, Acton W3 0JN
- Tuesday 18 February - 6pm to 7:30pm in Ealing: Kingsdown Methodist Church Kingsdown Ave, Northfields W13 9PR
- Wednesday 19 February - 6pm to 7:30pm in Greenford: Greenford Community Centre, Age UK Ealing, 170 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford UB6 9JS (access via Wordsworth Avenue)
- Thursday 20 February - midday to 1:30pm in Ealing: Ealing Central Library Ealing Broadway Centre, Ealing, London W5 5JY
- Friday 21 February - midday to 1:30pm in Acton: Acton Gardens Community Centre Unit A, Munster Court, Bollo Bridge Road, London W3 8UU (Drop in session, booking not required)
- Saturday 22 February - from 8.45am in Southall: Park Run (Pop-up session, booking not required)
- Tuesday 25 February - 6pm to 7.30pm in Hanwell: Hanwell Community Centre, Westcott Crescent, Hanwell, W7 1PD
- Monday 3 March - midday to 1.30pm in West Ealing: Copley Close Community Centre,39 Honiton Court, Copley Close, London, W7 1DT (Drop in session, booking not required)
- Wednesday 5 March - 6pm to 7.30pm in Northolt: Northolt Village Memorial Hall Ealing Road Northolt UB5 6AD
- Thursday 13 March - 6pm to 7.30pm in Park Royal: North Acton Pavilion, Eastfields Road London W3
- Saturday 15 March - midday to 2pm in Perivale: Perivale Library - Horsenden Lane South, UB6 7NT (Drop in session, booking not required)
- Tuesday 18 March - 6pm to 7.30pm in Perivale: Ealing Central Sports Ground, Horsenden Lane South Perivale UB6 8GP
- Thursday 20 March - midday to 1.30pm in Northolt: Northolt Village Memorial Hall, Ealing Road, Northolt, UB5 6AD (Drop in session, booking not required)
- Wednesday 26 March - 6pm to 7.30pm in Southall: Venue TBC
Please click on the event link to book your place or click here. You do not need to book for pop-up and drop-in sessions.
After the engagement period closes on 30 March 2025, we will report back with what people told us. We will use these insights, along with our wider base of transport data and evidence, to help create our new Transport Strategy.