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Ealing 135

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ealing 135 is a social network in the most genuine sense: a way to meet other parents and carers with kids under the age of five living in and around the borough of ealing. we are a not-for-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers drawn from within our membership. that's right: every single person you see here is a local mum, dad, grandparent or child carer and they all work together to make sure there's always something for you and your little ones to do.

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