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Ealing Council has adopted new planning decision rules affecting areas designated for businesses and employment activities, aiming to streamline processes.

Ealing Council's cabinet approved new rules for planning decisions in October 2026, which govern how areas designated for businesses and employment activities are decided. These changes aim to streamline processes for planning officers and the Planning Committee.

The new rules involve amendments to the Council's Constitution and the adoption of a Planning Committee Gateway Protocol. These measures are designed to comply with the mandatory National Scheme of Delegation, ensuring alignment with national regulations.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's cabinet approved new rules for planning decisions in October 2026. Source
  2. The changes include amendments to the Council's Constitution and a Planning Committee Gateway Protocol. Source
  3. These changes aim to streamline processes for planning officers and the Planning Committee. Source
  4. The new rules comply with the mandatory National Scheme of Delegation. Source
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