About us

Ealing is London’s third biggest borough and has long been hailed the “Queen of the Suburbs.” It’s a hub of creativity, being home to Ealing Studios, and boasts many thriving village-like pockets with their own personalities, including recent winner of High Street of the Year, Pitshanger Lane. It’s a constantly evolving neighbourhood, with the newly opened Elizabeth Line bringing the borough closer to Central London, whilst having the advantage of being one of the greenest areas in the capital and having easy access to the M40 and the beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside.

As the borough develops, so does local commerce, and the number of independent businesses, stores and eateries has grown fundamentally, as well as the number of Ealing-based creatives, traders and an array of experts all who serve to make Ealing a unique and thriving metropolis.

We are so proud to launch Ealing Living Magazine, Ealing's only lifestyle publication dedicated to providing a platform for our multi-talented residents. The Magazine will be published every quarter, with micro-articles being uploaded to the website regularly. We hope you enjoy getting to know our neighbourhood as much as we enjoy writing about it.

Read all about it

The magazine is available here and we will have a very limited print run which we will deliver to some of the brands who have appeared in the magazine so that they can show off their success.

Access all areas

By subscribing, you'll get access to the full archive of everything that's been published before and everything that's still to come. This includes access to articles that won't feature in the quarterly online publication. Your very own private library.

Interested in advertising in the magazine or on the website? Take a look at our Media Pack and get in touch with us at ealinglivingmagazine@gmail.com.

Contact us

Have some fabulous local (or national) news that MUST be announced? Get in touch with us at ealinglivingmagazine@gmail.com.

You can also follow us on Instagram to get a daily hit of Ealing news.