Conservation Area Appraisal Statement for the Bulls Bridge Conservation Area
Hillingdon Council's Cabinet has adopted an updated Conservation Area Appraisal Statement for Bulls Bridge to protect the area's heritage.
Hillingdon Council's Cabinet formally adopted an updated Conservation Area Appraisal Statement for the Bulls Bridge Conservation Area on 22 October 2026. This decision followed a public consultation period and aims to protect the area's heritage while guiding future planning decisions. Councillor Nick Denys, Cabinet Member for Planning, Housing & Property, presented the report to the Cabinet.
The updated statement provides guidance for planning decisions within the Bulls Bridge Conservation Area, which is named after local folklore involving a bull. According to the appraisal statement, the name 'Bulls Bridge' originates from tales of a bull that locals trapped and killed on the bridge.
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