Southall residents, workers, students and shoppers can help shape a 10-year economic vision for the town at a free drop-in event on Tuesday 30 June.
The Southall Economic Vision Drop-in Event will run from 3pm to 6pm at the Dominion Centre, The Green, Southall. No booking is required, and council staff will be available to answer questions and help people complete the survey.
According to Ealing Council, the consultation is focused on Southall’s future economy, with particular attention on the Broadway, The Green, industrial areas, Southall Station and Merrick Road.
Free drop-in at the Dominion Centre
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | Southall Economic Vision Drop-in Event |
| Date | Tuesday 30 June 2026 |
| Time | 3pm to 6pm |
| Venue | Dominion Centre, The Green, Southall |
| Cost | Free |
| Entry | Drop-in event, no booking required |
| Who it is for | People who live, work, study, shop or spend time in Southall |
The session is being held as part of Ealing Council’s work on a 10-year economic vision for Southall. The council says it wants feedback from people who use the town in different ways, including residents, local workers, students, businesses, shoppers and regular visitors.
The consultation covers what people like about Southall now, as well as what they would like to see change. Feedback will be used to shape proposals aimed at supporting local businesses, improving public spaces and making the area more welcoming.
Areas covered in the Southall survey
The survey looks at several parts of Southall where future changes could affect daily life, local trade and how people move through the town centre.
The main areas named by the council are the Broadway, The Green and Southall’s industrial areas. The consultation also considers the area around Southall Station and Merrick Road.
For people who use Southall regularly, that makes the survey more than a general town-centre exercise. It is asking about places where people shop, travel, work and spend time, and where small changes to streets, public spaces or business support could be felt directly.
Councillor Monica Hamidi, Ealing Council’s cabinet member for good growth, said Southall is “a vibrant and much-loved part” of the borough and that local people should help shape its future. She said the council wants ideas that can help build a plan reflecting the needs of residents, businesses and communities.
Help completing the consultation
Staff from Ealing Council’s regeneration, investment and jobs team will be at the Dominion Centre during the drop-in. They will be able to answer questions about the work and help people fill in the survey.
The online survey takes about 10 minutes to complete. It asks simple questions about what people like about Southall and what they would like to see change in future.
The survey is available in several languages, including Punjabi, Polish, Somali, Ukrainian, Tamil and Urdu. The deadline for online responses is 11.59pm on 5 July 2026.
Anyone with questions, or anyone who needs more information or help completing the survey, can email regeneration@ealing.gov.uk.
Source: Ealing Council
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This article was prepared from Ealing Council’s published consultation notice and checked against the supplied event details.
- Confirmed the drop-in date as Tuesday 30 June 2026.
- Confirmed the time as 3pm to 6pm.
- Confirmed the venue as Dominion Centre, The Green, Southall.
- Confirmed the online survey deadline as 11.59pm on 5 July 2026.
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- Ealing Council
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- Southall, Ealing
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- 2026-06-24 10:50
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