Bexley Local Plan (2023)
Bexley Council is applying land use policies for residential developments, including Houses of Multiple Occupation, as it makes planning decisions.
In September 2026, Bexley Council's Planning Committee approved six residential development applications, including several changes of use to Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The committee considered London Plan Policy H9 as it balanced the need for HMOs against the loss of family homes, despite residents' concerns about parking and area character.
The Bexley Local Plan (2023) is the local development plan for the London Borough of Bexley, setting out policies for land use and development. No further discussions or decisions on the plan are currently scheduled in the provided material.
Key facts
- Bexley Council's Planning Committee approved six residential development applications in September 2026. Source
- The approved applications included changes of use to Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs). Source
- The committee considered London Plan Policy H9 for balancing HMO needs against family home loss. Source
- Residents raised concerns about parking and area character regarding the HMO approvals. Source
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