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Ealing Friends of the Earth

What We Did in 2025

In 2025, EFoE members participated in …

Meet Ups – 23

  • 10 Saturday ‘Climate cafes’
  • 11 Green Drinks evenings at the WLTUC
  • Summer walk in Hanwell
  • Christmas social

Stalls – 10

  • At book launch of ‘An Economy of Want’ at WLTUC in January
  • At the Acton Market hub in February and April
  • At Ealing Animals Fair in March
  • At the Community Party at West Ealing Library in April
  • At the Boston Manor Nature Festival in May
  • At Brent River Park 50th Anniversary, 29th June
  • At the Brentford Festival in September
  • At West London College Freshers Fair in September
  • Contributed to a ‘Planetary Health Diet’ stall for Climate Week, run by West London NHS Trust in Ealing Broadway centre.
  • At West Ealing library in September as part of Climate Week

Activities – 19

  • Maintained our social media (FB, X, Insta, website).
  • Participated in public meeting on Heathrow expansion (15 Feb).
  • Met the London Deputy Mayor for the Environment and Energy, Mete Coban, at FoE offices in February.
  • Printed and installed ‘Letters from the Global South’ poster exhibition at West Ealing library. Press release got local coverage.
  • Formed a focus group at the University of West London for a Sustainable Food Project with West London NHS Trust (part of the ‘Planetary Health Diet’ project).
  • Supported School Streets proposal in Little Ealing (implemented!)
  • Attended an Acton meeting of the Ealing Transport Strategy.
  • Supported photo call at Holcim (cement manufacturer) in solidarity with Pari Islanders.
  • Participated in the Climate Coalition mass lobby of parliament on 9 July, drawing attention to FoE Big Climate Plan.
  • Installed ‘Letters from the Global South’ exhibition at the Dominion Centre, Southall, as part of ‘Ealing Climate Week: Better Living’. 22nd to 29th September. See article in Ealing Today.
  • Supported Climate Week activity at West Ealing Library 27 September, re-displaying our set of ‘Letters from the Global South’ posters.
  • Participated in the Make Them Pay demonstration Saturday, 20 September in central London, and the Saturday 15 November rally for COP 30.
  • Met FoE’s new chief executive Asad Rehman at FoE offices (October).
  • Held a photo call outside Ealing Town Hall for COP 30, and sent out press releases.
  • Contributed to Ealing Matters on planning issues and represented EFOE.
  • Represented EFoE on issues in meetings with council on planning matters.
  • Presented written evidence for EFoE and appeared in person at Local Plan Examination.
  • Kept a watching brief on Ealing Parks Forum.
  • Attended meetings and kept a watching brief on council’s Community Engagement programme.

Coming Up in 2026

Some of the fixtures already planned for 2026 are:

Letters from the Global South Exhibition
Brentford Festival Stall