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Northwood Hills Residents Association

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Northwood Hills Residents Association recently objected to new housing developments approved by Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee in June 2026.

The Northwood Hills Residents Association, a community organisation representing the interests of residents, recently raised objections to plans for new homes at Rushmoor Close. In June 2026, Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee approved the erection of two two-storey detached dwellinghouses despite the Association's concerns.

The Association's objections included the loss of garden land, the impact on the Eastcote Village Conservation Area, neighbouring amenity, parking, and trees. However, the Council's Conservation Officer deemed the design to be contextually appropriate. No further discussions or decisions regarding this specific development are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee approved plans for new homes at Rushmoor Close in June 2026. Source
  2. Northwood Hills Residents Association objected to the new homes, citing concerns including loss of garden land. Source
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