Southall Reset
Ealing Council is addressing the viability of regeneration projects in Southall after scrapping a major housing development in November 2025.
Ealing Council's cabinet decided to scrap plans for The Green, a major housing development in Southall, in November 2025. This decision followed Peabody Developments Limited confirming the project was no longer financially viable, leading to the termination of the Development Agreement and Compulsory Purchase Order Indemnity Agreement.
The cabinet also agreed to decommission the existing £16.4m capital budget for The Green, removing it from the capital programme. This development affects the broader regeneration efforts in Southall, where Ealing Council is exploring the Southall Reset as an alternative strategy.
Key facts
- Ealing Council's cabinet scrapped plans for The Green housing development in Southall in November 2025. Source
- The decision to scrap The Green development was due to Peabody Developments Limited confirming the project was no longer financially viable. Source
- Ealing Council's cabinet agreed to decommission the £16.4m capital budget for The Green development. Source
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