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Greening improvements

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Hounslow Council launched a 'Pride in Place' project in September 2026 to enhance visual appeal and tackle shopfront blight on Cranford Parade.

Hounslow Council launched its 'Pride in Place' project in September 2026, focusing on Cranford Parade to enhance visual appeal and tackle shopfront blight. This initiative involves improvements to signage and repainting of local shopfronts, aiming to make the area more attractive to visitors and stimulate local spending.

The Cranford Local Shopfront Improvement project is part of a wider 'Pride in Place impact fund'. This fund represents a £1.5 million allocation from central government, distributed for neighbourhood investment based on metrics such as deprivation and social infrastructure.

Key facts

  1. Hounslow Council launched the 'Pride in Place' project in September 2026. Source
  2. The project focuses on enhancing visual appeal and tackling shopfront blight on Cranford Parade. Source
  3. Improvements include signage and repainting of local shopfronts. Source
  4. The project is funded by a £1.5 million allocation from central government. Source
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