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Ealing Council approved tendering for the demolition of High Lane Estate buildings for redevelopment in July 2025.

Ealing Council approved the tendering of a contract to demolish Colne, Dee, and Humber Courts on the High Lane Estate in Hanwell in July 2025. This decision, made at a Cabinet meeting, also includes the demolition of the High Lane Community Centre, which the council noted was closed and unfit for purpose. The demolition paves the way for a large-scale redevelopment project aimed at addressing the borough's housing needs.

The council's approval means it can now proceed with the tendering process for the demolition contract. The demolition works are to be funded from approved capital budgets, with the estimated contract cost detailed in a confidential appendix. No further meetings are currently scheduled regarding this specific demolition project.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council approved tendering for demolition of Colne, Dee, and Humber Courts in July 2025. Source
  2. The decision also includes demolition of the High Lane Community Centre. Source
  3. The demolition works will be funded from approved capital budgets. Source
  4. The estimated demolition contract cost is in a confidential appendix. Source
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