South Ealing Cemetery Improvements

Ealing Parks Foundation, in partnership with Ealing Council, are working to improve South Ealing Cemetery and create a more welcoming space for visitors. 

As featured in our November 2024 Park of the Month the Old Cemetery had become overgrown in recent years, and the Grade 2 listed chapels have fallen into disrepair and are officially ‘at risk’. EPF made a proposal as to how the cemetery could retain its charm and dignity while also being restored to be a lovely green space for leisure, wellbeing and wildlife. 

Working with volunteer groups and local residents, we started in the Victorian section (South Ealing Road entrance) and, in the last six months, we have made good progress:

• cut back overgrown shrubs to improve sight lines, sense of safety, and clean selected memorials 

• planted bulbs and sown wildflower seeds

• cleaned bird boxes and installed new ones

• restored electricity to the chapels, carried out basic maintenance and a service of the clock and its pulley system

• researched the history behind the cemetery and some of its occupants 

• engaged with local groups and people who can help

We have an exciting programme of events for summer 2025 and would love to see people supporting them. 

To leave us your views on the proposals, please complete this survey.

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Calendar of events – Summer 2025

You’re welcome to join us – meet by the chapels, South Ealing Road, W5 4RH


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