The West London Regional Park is set to transform Ealing's landscape, connecting green spaces from Horsenden Hill to Brentford Lock.

This ambitious project, spearheaded by Ealing Council in collaboration with partners like the National Trust and the Canal & River Trust, aims to create a continuous natural corridor.

In March 2026, a significant partnership was formed to advance this vision, with nearly £2.5 million in initial funding secured to kick-start the development.

The park will link existing green spaces such as Perivale Park, Horsenden Hill, Churchfields, and Warren Farm, enhancing biodiversity and providing new recreational opportunities.

Plans include expanding woodlands and wetlands, improving walking and cycling paths, and creating venues for cultural events.

In August 2024, Pear Tree Park was opened as part of this initiative, offering residents a new space for leisure and nature appreciation.

As the project progresses, community engagement remains a priority, ensuring that the park meets the needs and desires of local residents.

The West London Regional Park promises to be a transformative addition to Ealing, fostering a deeper connection between the community and the natural environment.