Hounslow Highways
Hounslow Highways is currently managing road maintenance, fly-tipping enforcement, and street trading licence recommendations.
In October 2025, Hounslow Highways was scheduled to provide updates on pothole repairs and road maintenance strategies, including street lighting and drainage, at the Hounslow South, Isleworth and Osterley & Spring Grove Area Forum. At the same forum, Tim Hurley from Hounslow Highways was also scheduled to summarise enforcement actions and fines issued for fly-tipping, including the use of CCTV.
Hounslow Highways recommended refusal of a temporary street trading licence for 'Everyday Fruits & Veggies' on Hounslow High Street in August 2025, citing concerns about existing traders and potential disruptions. This followed a Licensing Panel meeting in July 2025 to discuss the application. Separately, Hanworth residents petitioned Hounslow Council in July 2025 to remove an e-bike parking bay on Elizabeth Way due to infrequent use.
Hounslow Highways is a company responsible for highways maintenance and services in the London Borough of Hounslow, managing and maintaining the borough's roads and infrastructure. This includes road maintenance, street lighting, signage, drainage, and waste management enforcement. In March 2024, Hounslow Highways provided an update on flooding and flood resilience to the Housing and Environment Scrutiny Panel.
Key facts
- Hounslow Highways was scheduled to update on pothole repairs and road maintenance strategies in October 2025. Source
- Tim Hurley from Hounslow Highways was scheduled to update on fly-tipping enforcement actions in October 2025. Source
- Hounslow Highways recommended refusal of a temporary street trading licence for 'Everyday Fruits & Veggies' in August 2025. Source
- Hanworth residents petitioned Hounslow Council to remove an e-bike parking bay in July 2025. Source
- Councillor Farah Kamran was investigating the cost of removing fly-tipping, estimated at £63,500, in July 2025. Source
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