Hillingdon Council's new Local Plan
Hillingdon Council is currently progressing a public consultation on its new Local Plan, which will guide the borough's development for the next 15 years.
Hillingdon Council's Cabinet approved a public consultation on the new Local Plan in June 2026, a policy document shaping the borough's future development over the next 15 years. This consultation, described by Councillor Nick Denys as a "consultation on a consultation", ran from July 9 to August 21, 2026, to gather views on land and consultation methods.
The Corporate Resources & Infrastructure Select Committee discussed the Local Plan update in July 2026, noting progress on the scoping consultation. This initial consultation is a legal requirement and aims to prepare residents for future discussions on Hillingdon's growth, aligning with the council's ambitions for residents.
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