The 23rd Ealing Beer Festival opens in Walpole Park at 12 noon on 4th July 2012. We are part of the London City of Beer iniative to raise the profile of British beer and pubs during the summer starting with the Ealing Beer Festival and including the Great British Beer Festival in August at Olympia. We will have:-
The third planning meeting takes places on the 14 May in the Forester, 2 Leighton Road, West Ealing at 8pm.
The staffing form is now online. Jim Herdman's photos from 2011 can be viewed by clicking on the link for the appropriate day:- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday daytime, Friday evening, Saturday
Getting to Walpole Park by...
Train and Tube. Walpole Park is a ten minute stroll from Ealing Broadway station. There is a regular service from Oxford, Reading and London. Central and District line underground lines also terminate at Ealing Broadway. The E2 and E8 buses stop in front of the station for those wishing to conserve energy. One stop will take you to the former cinema opposite the Town Hall. For Walpole Park take the little passage next to the former cinema. We are in the middle of the park with the entrance close to the duckpond. The nearest Piccadilly Line station is South Ealing located just 10 minutes walk from Walpole Park.
Bicycle. Bicycle stands are provided on site and in Walpole Park.
Bus. 65, 83, 112, 207, 226, 297, 427, 607, E1, E2, E7, E8, E9, E10, E11 all stop close by. If possible get off at the stop closest to Ealing Town Hall, and walk down the passage next to the cinema.
Car. Parking is limited. There are a number of free parking spaces on Mattock Lane as well as Pay & Display, otherwise use the multi-storey car parks at Grove Road and Springbridge Road. Free Parking is also available behind Ealing Council after 5pm weekdays and for £2 all day Saturday.
