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Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site closure

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Hillingdon Council has voted to proceed with the closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site, planned for December 2026.

Hillingdon Council voted on 24 September 2026 to reject a motion to halt the closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site. The motion was defeated by 30 votes to 19 at a Council meeting, meaning the closure, planned for December 2026, will proceed.

The decision to close the civic amenity site was made following financial, legal, equalities, and services reviews, according to Councillor Wayne Bridges, Cabinet Member for Residents' Services. The closure is expected to result in financial savings of over £300,000 for the Council.

Key facts

  1. Hillingdon Council defeated a motion to halt the closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site on 24 September 2026. Source
  2. The motion to halt the closure was defeated by 30 votes to 19. Source
  3. The closure of the Tavistock Road Civic Amenity Site is planned for December 2026. Source
  4. The closure is expected to result in financial savings of over £300,000 for the Council. Source
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