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Councillor Georgia Hardisty is currently highlighting resident concerns about Central Line noise pollution in Kensington and Chelsea.

Councillor Georgia Hardisty, a locally elected representative for Kensington and Chelsea, highlighted resident frustrations over persistent Central Line noise pollution at a Full Council meeting in October 2026. Residents in Holland Park and Notting Hill Gate are particularly affected by the intrusive noise and vibrations, which they say have led to sleepless nights and impacted their quality of life.

The concerns, raised by Councillor Hardisty, stem from Transport for London's (TfL) removal of noise-dampening pads in 2025. These pads were originally intended to mitigate persistent Central Line noise. The Full Council meeting in October 2026 brought these ongoing issues to the council's attention.

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  1. Councillor Georgia Hardisty highlighted Central Line noise pollution at a Full Council meeting in October 2026. Source
  2. Transport for London (TfL) removed noise-dampening pads in 2025. Source
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