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new local plan

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Haringey Council prepares to submit its New Local Plan for examination, as Ealing Council addresses regeneration viability.

Haringey Council is preparing to submit its proposed New Local Plan for examination and formal submission as a Regulation 19 Proposed Submission Local Plan in Autumn 2026. This follows feedback from the Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan consultation.

In November 2025, Ealing Council's cabinet scrapped plans for 'The Green', a major housing development in Southall, after Peabody Developments Limited confirmed the project was no longer financially viable. The cabinet terminated the Development Agreement and Compulsory Purchase Order Indemnity Agreement, decommissioning a £16.4m capital budget.

No upcoming meetings have been scheduled to discuss the New Local Plan. Nationally, a new process for adopting Local Plans was introduced in March 2026, aiming to streamline the process with a 30-month timetable and three gateway checks.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's cabinet scrapped plans for 'The Green' development on 11 November 2025. Source
  2. Ealing Council's cabinet decommissioned a £16.4m capital budget for 'The Green' development. Source
  3. The decision to scrap 'The Green' development terminated agreements with Peabody Developments Limited. Source
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  1. Southall 'The Green' Development Scrapped Due to Viability Issues Ealing Council has scrapped plans for a major housing development in Southall due to viability concerns, it was revealed at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, 11 November 2025. Ealing 16 November 2025