**Ealing – “Queen of the suburbs”** Central London Humanists presents a social walk led by volunteer Robert Hall. Everybody who desires a fulfilling, worthwhile and evidence-based path in life is warmly invited to attend. Humanists believe we have just one life to be lived rationally and well, with compassion for others. Where relevant the walk will highlight prominent Humanists and events from Humanist history along the way. This event is a guided walk of +/- 2 hours pointing out places of interest. We will be walking 3 Km / 1.8 miles. Ealing may seem way out west but it is well worth the effort of visiting and it’s very convenient to travel to on the Elizabeth, Central and District Lines. One very famous architect used to walk from his country house in Ealing to his town house in Lincoln’s Inn Fields. This is a winter walk visiting two parks but there are many points of interest towards the start and finish. Ealing was best known worldwide last century as a film studios and we’ll see what remains of the buildings which are still in use. There were five stages at the studios but we’ll see the sixth! We’ll also discuss Ealing’s connection with the only assassinated British prime minister. Many people know of the poet Lord Byron but his wife may well be more deserving of praise; and we find out her connection with Freddie Mercury! “*Make life go with a swing and a smile. Laugh at trouble and sing all the while. Now count your blessings and smile*.” **Date:** Saturday 14th November 2026 **Time:** 2 pm with a prompt departure at 2.15 pm **Place:** Meet near Dexter’s estate agents, The Broadway, Ealing. Exit Ealing Broadway station and turn right. It is strongly suggested you find us using: [https://what3words.com/paying.nods.leader](https://what3words.com/paying.nods.leader) \- or the What3Words app\. Ealing Broadway station is on the Elizabeth Line and at the end of the Central and District Lines. The nearest toilets are at the station and various cafes close by. **Fi

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