Together We Can Save Earl's Court!
Ignoring wide-scale opposition from local residents and businesses, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and Hammersmith and Fulham has approved the demolition of the world famous iconic, art deco Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre.
The Earl’s Court Area Action Group believes that decision is wrong. It is now campaigning to save an asset that is of vital importance to the capital's economy. Together, Earl’s Court’s twin exhibition halls provide West London's largest exhibition/ conference space and concert venue. Despite assurances, it transpires no tangible replacement facilities will replace a loss, which economically and culturally defines the area.
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The Earl’s Court Area Action Group believes that decision is wrong. It is now campaigning to save an asset that is of vital importance to the capital's economy. Together, Earl’s Court’s twin exhibition halls provide West London's largest exhibition/ conference space and concert venue. Despite assurances, it transpires no tangible replacement facilities will replace a loss, which economically and culturally defines the area.
// Read More About The Earl's Court Area Action Group
Latest News
Update on demolition works & the fight to save Empress Place
The demolition of the two Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre buildings is complete. A super-sized crane has been delivered to the site and is in the process of being assembled prior to the proposed work to remove the 61 portal beams over the railway tracks. Continue Reading 
Earl's Court Fringe Film Night a Success!
The Earl’s Court Area Action Group (ECAAG) organised the first Earl’s Court Fringe Film Night which was held at The Bolton on the 9th November, 2016. It was an enjoyable and lively evening which was well attended. ECAAG produced its own standalone fringe event that coincided with the second Earl's Court Film Festival whose chief sponsor was Capco. // Continue Reading 
ECAAG organise the first Earl's Court Fringe Film Night - 9th November at 7pm.
The Earl’s Court Area Action Group (ECAAG) is organising the first Earl’s Court Fringe Film Night. ECAAG is producing its own standalone fringe event that will coincide with the second Earl's Court Film Festival whose chief sponsor is Capital & Counties Properties Plc (Capco). // Continue Reading 
Historic Council Motion puts Capco under the spotlight
Local government history was made tonight when the first joint Motion by Labour and the Liberal Democrats parties was put to the full Council meeting of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. The motion was moved by Cllr Linda Wade (Liberal Democrat) and seconded by Emma Dent Coad (Labour). // Continue Reading 
ECAAG brings Londoners together to celebrate a temporary reprieve for threatened Victorian terraced homes & pubs
ECAAG brought Londoners together to celebrate a temporary reprieve for threatened Victorian terraced homes in Empress Place and two pubs due to be demolished by Capital & Counties Properties Plc (Capco) adjacent to the Earls Court Masterplan. // Continue Reading 
Residents rally and temporarily halt demolition of the Prince of Wales pub
The demolition of Empress Place and two adjacent parades of shops on the Lillie Road by Capco entity Earl's Court Partnership Ltd was due to start on the 11th January, 2016. Empress Place is comprised of two rows of attractive Victorian workers’ cottages. On the corner is the Edwardian Prince of Wales public house and a few doors up on the Lillie Road is The Imperial Arms. // Continue Reading 
Victory for Londoners and the RMT Union as Transport for London withdraws Clause 5 from the Transport for London Bill
Victory for Londoners and the RMT Union as Transport for London withdraws Clause 5 from the Transport for London Bill which would have allowed developers to cover up their roles in the exploitation of public land. // Continue Reading |
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