nine-flat development on Long Lane
Hillingdon Council has refused plans for a nine-flat development on Long Lane, citing concerns over its impact on the Ickenham Village Conservation Area.
Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee unanimously refused plans in October 2026 for a nine-flat residential development at 90 Long Lane, Ickenham. The committee cited concerns over the proposed building's scale and bulk, and its detrimental effect on the Ickenham Village Conservation Area.
This decision was made against the officer's recommendation for approval. Councillor Darran Davies moved for the refusal, expressing concerns about the impact on the conservation area, which was also highlighted in a Conservation Officer's report.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee unanimously refused plans for a nine-flat development at 90 Long Lane, Ickenham, in October 2026. Source
- The refusal was due to concerns over the proposed building's scale, bulk, and its impact on the Ickenham Village Conservation Area. Source
- The committee's decision went against the officer's recommendation for approval. Source
- Councillor Darran Davies moved for the refusal of the application. Source
- A Conservation Officer's report highlighted concerns about the existing dwelling. Source
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