Ickenham Village Conservation Area
Hillingdon Council recently refused a nine-flat development, citing its impact on the Ickenham Village Conservation Area.
In October 2026, Hillingdon Planning Committee refused plans for a nine-flat development on Long Lane, citing concerns over its impact on the Ickenham Village Conservation Area. The committee voted unanimously against the officer's recommendation for approval, with Councillor Darran Davies moving for refusal due to the proposed building's scale and bulk.
The Ickenham Village Conservation Area is a designated area in Ickenham, London, protected for its special architectural or historic interest. No further discussions or decisions regarding the conservation area are currently scheduled at Hillingdon Council.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Planning Committee refused a nine-flat development on Long Lane in October 2026. Source
- The refusal was against the officer's recommendation for approval. Source
- Concerns cited included the scale and bulk of the proposed building. Source
- The development was proposed for 90 Long Lane. Source
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