The Direct Index
Report · scanned 2026-10-15

What an AI agent reads on Millennium Maze

An assistant's crawler fetches the page once, without running JavaScript, and reads the text, the structured data and the links. This is that view of ealing.gov.uk, from the copy the scanner kept.

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The words an agent gets

Title: Brent Lodge Park and Churchfields | Hanwell parks | Ealing Council · language en. First 1,800 of 2,733 characters:

Brent Lodge Park and Churchfields | Hanwell parks | Ealing Council Skip to content Search website Search A-Z Jobs Do it online Contact us In your language Sign in | Create account MyAccount Search Menu Hanwell parks Home Leisure, parks and libraries Parks and open spaces Parks in the borough Hanwell parks Brent Lodge Park and Churchfields Where is it? The end of Church Road, Hanwell, situated north of the Uxbridge Road. The parks are accessible from the: east via Church Road south via footpath from Ealing hospital, under the Wharncliffe Viaduct north, from the Ruislip Road at Greenford Bridge via public footpaths along the river west from Greenford Road, via footpath through the West Middlesex Golf Course and crossing the River Brent by bridge Getting there bus: E3 and E1 on Greenford Avenue, or 83, 92, 195, 207, 282, 427 and 607 with stops on the Uxbridge Road and Ealing Hospital train: Hanwell mainline parking: limited within the car park at the end of Church Road, parking along Church Road (restricted during summer and weekends); check restrictions on site Opening and closing times Facilities public toilets café playground animal centre Millennium maze tennis courts multi use games area About the park Located in the Brent River Park, Brent Lodge Park (BLP) and Churchfields bring a touch of the countryside to Ealing. Bordered by the River Brent on the west and south, BLP is a popular spot for families and those seeking peace. The park has modern playgrounds and a millennium maze for children. There are also hay meadows and many old trees along the river, making it a great place for wildlife spotting. The site contains a grade 2 listed stable block, the last remnant of an old manor house that burned down in the 1930s. The animal centre is another attraction for 
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www.ealing.gov.uk/info/201180/tickets_and_fines/2029/view_a_penalty_chbookingthe business's own site

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