The Green
Ealing Council has scrapped plans for The Green development due to viability issues, decommissioning its capital budget for the project.
Ealing Council scrapped plans for The Green development in November 2025 after Peabody Developments Limited confirmed the project was no longer financially viable. The council's cabinet terminated the Development Agreement and the Compulsory Purchase Order Indemnity Agreement with Peabody, and agreed to decommission the £16.4 million capital budget for the scheme.
The Green was a planned development in Southall, UK, which aimed to deliver 564 new homes, with 50% designated as affordable, alongside 2,900 square metres of commercial space. The project is no longer proceeding following the council's decision in November 2025.
Key facts
- Ealing Council scrapped plans for The Green development in November 2025. Source
- The decision was made after Peabody Developments Limited confirmed the project was no longer financially viable. Source
- The council's cabinet agreed to decommission the £16.4 million capital budget for The Green. Source
- The cabinet terminated the Development Agreement and Compulsory Purchase Order Indemnity Agreement with Peabody. Source
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