Teatro Hall 61 New Broadway and Butchies 14 Bond St, are both part of the new Filmworks development, and have opened for business. 

Teatro Hall restores one of Ealing's most historic buildings, the iconic 1930s Forum Cinema at 61 New Broadway, W5 5AH. It honours the original building's theatrical history and art deco era with a large island bar, grand open kitchen, lots of banquettes and booths and an in-house Urban Distillery & Tasting Room.

In contrast to their evenings, their daytime offer promotes a relaxed workspace environment offering hot-desking, fast Wi-Fi, and great coffee. More details about their offer can be found here.

Butchies is a fun, bustling Fried Buttermilk Chicken shop. Proudly born on the streets of East London in 2013. They strive to recreate the energy and community of the street food and music festival scene in all our locations.  Read the menu here

Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre boasts two new Kiosk traders. Heriots Patisserie serves fresh baked cakes and coffee and Jasmin Bloom sells fabulous fresh flowers for every occasion.

David Clulow in the Shopping Centre and Bang & Olufsen on Bond Street have refurbished and upgraded their visual presentation.

Rolfe East Estate agents, who opened their Ealing office nearly 40 years ago, have moved into a brand new location at 18-19 The Mall. Their old offices are being bulldozed to make way for new residential developments.

And finally, the fabulous Curated Collective has expanded its footprint and moved into a larger unit in the shopping centre, proving its ethos of Shop Small, Shop Local, Shop With Purpose is attractive to the residents of Ealing and beyond

As part of the Government's Welcome Back Funding – an initiative to support the safe return to high streets – Make It Ealing, in partnership with Ealing Council, Love Ealing, Love Local and the HSTF, delivered a beautification project to make an area more attractive. In line with our approved theme of Made in Ealing, we commissioned local born & bred artist Daniel Haskett to create a visual snapshot of Ealing Broadway's rich cinematic history. 

The artwork was installed across several empty shopfront windows on High Street with the kind permission of the new developer, Balance Out Living. Read about the installation here.

The University of West London (UWL) is reaching out to local small and medium-sized businesses to participate in a sustainability pilot project. UWL will provide the necessary tools and a free report of their carbon footprint to enable businesses to understand and improve their sustainability with ideas and suggestions to implement changes in their supply chain. This scheme is led by Dr. Sukhmani Kaur, who specialises in promoting sustainability in business.

 If you're interested in participating in this pilot project, please contact the BID office via email or call Desh on 07949 826413.

High Street Spend data gathered from Mastercard does not include Visa or cash spending. The data is broken down into weekday and weekend spending habits, using pre-covid as the baseline to examine recovery. Read the report here.

For data lovers, openLocal is a quarterly-updated commercial location database aggregating open data on vacancies, rental valuations, rates & ratepayers into an integrated time-series database of individual retail, industrial, office and leisure businesses. Check out Ealing's data here.