The perivale.co.uk website is dedicated to providing visitors to this area with a wealth of information on the attractions and facilities in the area.
Perivale is a ward in Greenford, Middlesex which lies within the London Borough of Ealing in West London largely North of the Western Avenue (A40) bordering Wembley, Alperton, & Ealing. Perivale is the location of the spectacular Art Deco Hoover Building (now Tescos) a prominent landmark on the Western Avenue..

The population censuses showed that there were only 25 inhabitants in Perivale in 1821 and only 32 in 1851.
"The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland" (1868), transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003 described Perivale as being a small agricultural parish situated on the river Brent, near the Paddington canal with no village, only a few farmhouses. See also Old Ordnance Survey map of Perivale 1894

Nowadays, however Perivale is a residential suburb of West London with an Industrial estate comprising of numerous buildings built in the 1930s. Much of the residential property was built by the major 1930's property developer, Percy Bilton, after which the longest road Bilton Road (running from North Horsenden Lane to Manor Farm Road) was named.
There are hardly any pubs in Perivale, and most residential properties have restrictive covenants in the title deeds such that alcohol may not be sold. However, the nearest pub The Ballot Box (Northern side of Horsenden Hill) on Horsenden Lane North is not far away.

Horsenden Hill is an unexpected swathe of countryside in West London suburbia complete with fields, hedges and woodlands. On a clear day, the top of Horsenden Hill provides a stunning panorama of the surrounding areas.

How to get there? Perivale Tube Station is on the London Underground Central Line.
Alternatively, travel by bus see Perivale Bus Routes.

The Grand Union Canal flows through Perivale. On the South side of the canal is Perivale Wood Nature Reserve see also Perivale Wood an ancient woodland Perivale Wood is one of the finest examples of a "bluebell wood" owned by the Selbourne Society.

Parts of Perivale were regularly used for filming of "Doctor Who" and familiar Perivale locations feature prominently in the last episode of Doctor Who entitled "Survival"

Do you like Fish and Chips? If so, did you know that Costas Fish Bar in Bilton Road has won 1st prize in the Ealing Borough competition 3 times !
Research House Business Centre is West London's number one Business Centre located at Aintree Road/Bilton Road in Perivale offering modern accommodation in tastefully restored Art Deco building.