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Sunday 9 August: major road closures in Ealing for cultural procession

Ealing residents need to prepare for significant disruption on Sunday 9 August 2026. From 08:00 until 17:00 extensive road closures and local bus diversions will be in place around the centre of the borough. The reason is a cultural procession expected to attract large crowds.

Ealing residents need to prepare for significant disruption on Sunday 9 August 2026. From 08:00 until 17:00 extensive road closures and local bus diversions will be in place around the centre of the borough. The reason is a cultural procession expected to attract large crowds.

The information has been confirmed by the London Cab Ranks Committee among others. The exact route of the procession and the full list of closed roads will be updated by TfL and Ealing Council, but it is already clear that traffic around Ealing Broadway and nearby main roads will be heavily restricted. Buses will be diverted and drivers should expect congestion and longer journey times.

Events of this kind are becoming more frequent in Ealing as the borough hosts larger cultural and community gatherings. For residents this means planning journeys in advance. Anyone who needs to travel for work, shopping or family should check the latest TfL updates on Saturday evening or Sunday morning.

Pedestrians and cyclists should also take care – with large numbers of people expected, stewards and police will be directing movement and some crossings may be temporarily unavailable. Organisers and the police have indicated an increased presence of officers.

If you plan to leave home on Sunday, check the diversion map and allow extra time. The procession is open and family-oriented, so for many it will be a chance to join a local event, but for drivers and public-transport users it will mean solid disruption.

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