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What is a Community Interest Company?
A Community Interest Company (CIC) is a regulated corporate structure designed for organisations that aim to deliver measurable public benefit while operating on a commercially sustainable basis. A Community Interest Company (CIC) is a regulated corporate structure designed for organisations that aim to deliver measurable public benefit while operating on a commercially sustainable basis. A Community Interest Company provides a clear governance framework that protects communi
Dec 63 min read


A New Local Asset for Our Community
The opening of Racketeer , located at 55–61 North Acton Road , represents a meaningful addition to the amenity landscape surrounding the The Wesley Community CIC and Wesley Estate Resident's Association area. As households continue to seek accessible, high-quality spaces for wellbeing, social connection, and recreation, this new facility offers a relevant proposition. What Racketeer Brings to the Neighbourhood Racketeer positions itself as a premium, multi-use sports and soci
Nov 282 min read


North Acton Square Gets a Fresh New Look
After years of complaints from locals about unhygienic conditions, safety concerns and anti-social behaviour, North Acton Square – the public space next to North Acton Underground station – has undergone a major revamp aimed at making it safer and more welcoming for residents, workers and visitors. North Acton Square has completed a significant transformation designed to address longstanding concerns raised by residents, businesses and commuters. Following years of feedback
Nov 131 min read


The Wesley Estate, North Acton: A Legacy Neighbourhood at the Centre of West London’s Renewal
The Wesley Estate stands as one of North Acton’s most distinctive residential enclaves—an area with deep historical provenance and a growing strategic role within the wider regeneration landscape led by Ealing Council and the Old Oak & Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC). As community expectations evolve and the density of West London intensifies, the Wesley Estate continues to anchor itself as a stable, long-established neighbourhood with strong social capital and a cl
Nov 63 min read


The Wesley Playing Fields – Our Green Heart
History and significance of the parkland donated in 1931 and its enduring role in community life Amid the brick terraces and industrious character of North Acton lies a rare and precious open space — The Wesley Playing Fields , a patch of green that has, for nearly a century, served as the beating heart of community life. To understand its importance, one must look not merely at the grass and trees that shape its form, but at the vision, generosity, and civic foresight that b
Oct 235 min read


Discovering the Wesley Estate in London Park Royal: A Hidden Gem in West London
Nestled within the vibrant and historically rich area of Park Royal, the Wesley Estate stands as a testament to the area's unique blend of industrial heritage and residential charm. While often overshadowed by more famous London neighbourhoods, the Wesley Estate offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of this part of West London—balancing bustling commerce, community spirit, and a touch of history. A Brief History of Park Royal Before delving into the specifics of the
Oct 203 min read


The Wesley Estate, Acton – Origins, Development & Heritage
In the evolving fabric of London’s suburban expansion, the Wesley Estate in Acton stands as a distinct example of early 20th-century planned housing, shaped by industrial enterprise and reflecting the social housing ethos of its era. This blog outlines how the Estate was built, by whom, and what its historical significance is in the Acton / North Acton area. The Wesley Estate (sometimes referred to as “The Wesley Estate – Area 1” in local planning documents) was originally de
Oct 183 min read
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