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Ealing Council is addressing resident concerns about noise from events in Gunnersbury Park with a promised review.

Ealing Council promised a review of noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025, following complaints from residents. The commitment was made at a council meeting in October 2025, where Councillor Andrew Steed raised concerns about disturbances caused by events in the park. He questioned the Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour about improvements.

The review aims to mitigate the impact of events by addressing noise and disturbance. Councillor Steed sought assurance that the review would lead to tangible improvements for the coming year. No further details on the review's progress or scheduled next steps have been reported since October 2025.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council promised a review of noise levels from events in Gunnersbury Park in October 2025. Source
  2. The commitment was made at a council meeting on 21 October 2025. Source
  3. The review follows complaints from residents about noise and disturbance. Source
  4. Councillor Andrew Steed raised concerns about the disturbances caused by events. Source
  5. Councillor Jasbir Anand is the Cabinet Member for Tackling Crime and Antisocial Behaviour. Source
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