Ealing North residents will be heading to the polls in May’s General Election to decide who should be representing them in the next parliament.
Here is everything you need to know about election day in Ealing North:
Candidates
- Afzal Akram - UKIP
- Meena Hans - Green Party
- David Hofman - Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
- Kevin McNamara - Liberal Democrats
- Thomas O’Malley - Conservative Party
- Stephen Pound - Labour Party
Polling day
Polling day is May 7. Residents can vote at their local polling station between 7am and 10pm.
Polling stations
All Hallows Church Hall, Elton Avenue, Greenford
Scouts HQ, Whitton Avenue East, (Near Sherwood Avenue), Greenford
Horsenden Hill Golf Club, Woodland Rise, Greenford
Temporary Polling Place, Whitton Avenue East, Greenford
Greenwood Primary School, Wood End Way, Northolt
St John Fisher Church Hall, Langdale Gardens, Greenford
Perivale Library, Horsenden Lane South, Greenford
Temporary Polling Place, Junction of Lee Road/Empire Road, Perivale
Perivale Primary School, Federal Road, Greenford
Perivale Scout Hall, Stockdove Way, Greenford
Holy Trinity Church Hall, Medway Drive, Greenford
Ealing Liberal Synagogue, Lynton Avenue, West Ealing
Hathaway Primary School, Hathaway Gardens, London
Ealing Liberal Synagogue, Lynton Avenue, West Ealing
Copley Close Community Hall, 189 Copley Close, London
North Ealing Primary School, Woodbury Park Road Entrance, London
Gurnell Grove Community Centre, Gurnell Grove, London
Pitshanger Methodist Church Hall, Pitshanger Lane, London
St Christophers Church Hall, Bordars Road, London
St Marys Church Hall, Greenford Avenue, London
Mayfield Primary School, High Lane, London
North Hanwell Baptist Church, Cuckoo Avenue, London
Johnson Hall, Greenford Community Centre, 170 Oldfield Lane South, (Entrance In Wordsworth Avenue)
Oldfield Primary School, Oldfield Lane North, Greenford
Temporary Polling Place, Jeymer Drive, Greenford
St John Ambulance HQ, Adj 545 Oldfield Lane North, Greenford
St Barnabas Church Hall, The Fairway, Northolt
Greenford Library, 25 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford
Greenford Baptist Church, Beechwood Avenue, Greenford
Rectory Park Youth and Community Centre, Rectory Park Avenue, Northolt
Temporary Polling Place, Melrose Avenue, Greenford
Age Concern Centre, 61 Hotspur Road, Northolt
Temporary Polling Place, Outside Nos. 630/664, Greenford Road, Greenford
Ealing Education Centre, Mansell Road, Greenford, Middlesex
Temporary Polling Place, Adjacent 1 Brunel Close, Northolt
Viking Community Centre, Radcliffe Way, Northolt
Northolt Grange Baptist Church, Tithe Barn Way, Northolt
Lime Trees Childrens Centre, Thorndike Avenue, Northolt
Northolt Library, Church Road, Northolt
Northolt Grange Community Centre, Rushdene Crescent, Northolt
Temporary Polling Place, Byron Way, Northolt
Gainsborough Tower Resource Centre, Academy Gardens, Northolt
Northolt Golf Club, Huxley Close, Northolt
Northolt Village Community Centre, Manor House, Ealing Road, Northolt
Methodist Church Hall, 240 Church Road, Northolt
Islip Manor Community Centre, Arnold Road, Northolt
Northolt Park Baptist Church, Eastcote Lane, Northolt
Petts Hill Childrens Centre, Adjacent To School, Newmarket Avenue, Northolt
Ken Acock Community Centre, Carr Road, Northolt
Temporary Polling Place, Blenheim Road, Northolt
The count
Votes will be counted throughout the night at the car park behind Perceval House, Ealing. Invite only.
What happened last time?
- Stephen Pound - Labour - 24,023 (50.4%)
- Ian Gibb - Conservative - 14,772 (30.9%)
- Chris Lucas - Liberal Democrat - 6,283 (13.2%)
- Dave Furness - BNP - 1,045 - (2.2%)
- Ian De Wulverton - UKIP 685 - (1.4%)
- Christopher Warleigh-Lack - Green 505 (1.1%)
- Petar Ljubisic - Christian - 415 (0.9%)
Constituency history
From February 1974 to 2005 General Elections, Ealing North was a Labour-Conservative marginal seat won by the party forming the government, making it a bellwether seat.
This relatively long bellwether status ended when the coalition government 2010-present was agreed.
The Labour party’s Stephen Pound has represented the constituency for 18 years after replacing Harry Greenway in 1997.
To find which constituency you are, use our 'Find My Seat' gadget, and if you're still not sure who to vote for, why not try our 'Which party are you?' quiz.
