minutes of the meeting
Ealing Council approved tendering for demolition of High Lane Estate buildings in July 2025, paving the way for redevelopment.
In July 2025, Ealing Council's Cabinet approved the tendering of a contract to demolish Colne, Dee, and Humber Courts on the High Lane Estate in Hanwell. This decision also included the demolition of the High Lane Community Centre, which a council report noted was closed and deemed unsafe, as part of a larger redevelopment project.
The demolition works are to be funded from approved capital budgets, according to the council. No further updates on the tendering process or the redevelopment project have been reported since the council's approval in July 2025.
Key facts
- Ealing Council approved tendering for demolition of High Lane Estate buildings in July 2025. Source
- The demolition includes Colne, Dee, Humber Courts and High Lane Community Centre. Source
- The community centre was noted as closed and unsafe by the council. Source
- Demolition costs are detailed in a confidential appendix report. Source
- Funding for demolition works comes from approved capital budgets. Source
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