Housing land supply shortfall
Hillingdon Council approved new flats in October 2026, addressing the housing land supply shortfall.
Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee approved plans for 31 new flats at Tavistock Works in October 2026. This decision, made despite resident objections regarding impact, involved demolishing an existing building for a six-storey residential block, subject to a Section 106 legal agreement.
The approval addresses the housing land supply shortfall, a situation where a local authority does not have enough available land to meet its targets for delivering new housing. No further council meetings or decisions on this specific topic are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee approved 31 new flats at Tavistock Works in October 2026. Source
- The approval was subject to a Section 106 legal agreement and a series of conditions. Source
- Residents objected to the Tavistock Works development over daylight, privacy, outlook, and design. Source
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