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Walpole Park is not just a green space; it is a vital part of our community providing green respite from its urban high street environment. With its historic avenues of trees and rich history, the park serves as a sanctuary for both residents and visitors alike. However, the Council's recent plan to lease a significant part to Troubadour Theatres for a 1200 seater tent theatre for three years plus, threatens not only the peaceful enjoyment of this much loved park that is alre

Walpole Park is more than just a green space; it is a vital part of our community's identity. Nestled in the heart of our town, this park serves as a gathering place for families, friends, and nature lovers alike. However, like many public spaces, it faces challenges that threaten its beauty and accessibility. This blog post explores the community initiative aimed at protecting and enhancing Walpole Park, highlighting the importance of collective action and the steps we can t

Walpole Park is facing its most significant challenge in the 125 years since it became a public park for use by the people of Ealing. In 2009 Ealing Council bid, with the help of volunteers, for Parks for People Heritage Lottery Funding - this was to restore the Georgian landscape in keeping with Sir John Soane's architectural masterpiece Pitzhanger Manor and to bring the very municipal park up to scratch - the work was completed in 2014. In the same year, Pitzhanger Manor