About Ealing
Ealing is the home of the headquarters of the London Borough of Ealing and is located 7.7 miles west of Charing Cross. Ealing is a large suburb which is situated in west London and has been identified as one of the major metropolitan centres in the London Plan. During the 20th century the growth of Ealing has been significant with its local economy changing from that of market garden supply to a large commercial and retail centre with significant suburban development together with a thriving night time economy. Ealing is a hub of night time entertainment with many bars, restaurants and nightclubs, this makes Ealing the ideal area to meet with one of our gorgeous, sexy and charming Ealing escorts. No matter if you live in Ealing or you are just passing through, you should not miss the opportunity of a sensational evening with one of our ladies.The early history of Ealing shows that parts of the area have been occupied as far back as the Iron Age some 7,000 years. In the 12th century it was recorded that a settlement existed within a great forest which covered the area of west London. In 1599 a census listed 85 households in Ealing village, that census divulged the names, ages, relationships and occupations of the inhabitants.
The wealthy people of London seemed to consider Ealing a place to escape from the smoke and not too pleasant smells of early London town. Many of the more affluent Londoners took up permanent residence in Ealing as it was so close to London. Up until that time Ealing was open countryside where in previous centuries the area was mainly occupied by the farming community.
In the 1850’s travel and links to London via the Great Western Railway and two branches of the Grand Union Canal many villages grew into town and all these merged into uninterrupted residential areas. During this time of growth Ealing was called the “Queen of the Suburbs”.
The most notable changes to Ealing emerged gradually during the 19th century with the building of the Great Western Railway, part of which passed through the centre of Ealing. This resulted in the opening of a railway station in 1879 situated on the Broadway, known then as Haven Green. Over the next few decades Ealing was rebuilt. Gas mains and an electricity generating station were built to supply the numerous semi-detached houses which were designed for the rising middle-class residents.
Ealing has been well known for its film studios which are the oldest in the world. The BBC took over these studios in 1955 and many Ealing locations have appeared in television programmes such as Doctor Who and Monty Python’s Flying Circus as well as most recently films such as Notting Hill and The Importance of Being Earnest and the remake of the old classic film St Trinian’s.
