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What to see in Wormwood Scrubs
In the final ‘local site to visit’ feature we are going to the east of the borough and into neighbouring Hammersmith & Fulham, though between 1965 until1994 the western most …
Northolt & Greenford Country Park
Situated in the north-west of the borough, the park was officially opened in 1996, and has an area of 110 hectares. It straddles the A40 and has the Grand Union …
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What to see in Brent River Park
The concept of the park was in no small part due to the campaigning of Luke FitzHerbert who formed the Brent River and Canal Society (BRCS). Working with Ealing Council …
Hanwell Canal Journey
This month’s local wildlife site takes us along the canal from Glade Lane and Canalside Park in the west to the confluence of the canal with the River Brent to …
What to see in Perivale Park
Perivale Park sits between Perivale and Greenford Broadway, bordered in the south by the River Brent and on its western side, Coston’s Brook runs into it near the weir. To …
What to see at Warren Farm
This month’s wildlife site is a name familiar to the group due to it constantly being in the local news due to the campaign to keep it as a valuable …
Where to visit this month, Walpole Park
Walpole Park is a fairly formal park situated in the heart of Ealing. Despite the formality of the mown grass and specimen trees, it can be a pretty good place …
Where to visit this month… Yeading Brook
Your New Year’s resolutions for 2024 may include exploring more of the wildlife-rich green spaces that Ealing has to offer. To help with this, each month we are going to …
Species focus: Robin and Fox
The European Robin, Erithacus rubecula, is one of our most familiar birds. In a poll to find Britain’s favourite bird in 2015, the Robin not only topped the poll but …
December – What to See this Month
December being the start of winter means a lot of wildlife is now hidden away in dormancy, but there is still plenty to see. Most obvious will be the bird …
