Hillingdon Council's Cabinet
Hillingdon Council's Cabinet recently approved a public consultation on proposed changes to its family hub and children's centre services.
In October 2026, Hillingdon Council's Cabinet approved a public consultation on proposed changes to its family hub and children's centre services. The aim is to create a more accessible, locality-based support network for families from pregnancy up to age 19, or 25 for those with special educational needs and disabilities.
The proposed reconfiguration involves a cluster-based approach, organised around three localities and six education-aligned clusters across the borough. The consultation will cover converting children's centres in Yiewsley, Yeading, and Pinkwell into family hubs, while existing hubs in Uxbridge, Hayes, South Ruislip, and West Drayton will remain.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Council's Cabinet approved a public consultation on proposed changes to family hub and children's centre services in October 2026. Source
- The proposed changes aim to create a more accessible, locality-based support network for families. Source
- The consultation will include proposals to convert children's centres in Yiewsley, Yeading, and Pinkwell into family hubs. Source
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