Hounslow Councils’ Traffic & Transport Team have received complaints from residents regarding obstructive and indiscriminate parking in the area which is reportedly being caused by non-residential parking. As a result, the Council are now commencing a preliminary consultation with...More
The council have received a petition requesting the introduction of parking controls, in response to obstructive parking in Lampton Avenue and surrounding roads. It is reported that the volume of non-residential parking has increased following the construction of new residential...More
London Borough of Hounslow is developing a green and blue infrastructure (GBI) strategy which will;
• Identify and provide an assessment of the green and blue infrastructure network;
• Set out the key drivers and ‘needs’ for GBI in the borough;
...More
Under the Gambling Act 2005, councils must produce a Statement of Licensing Principles at least every 3 years.
The London Borough of Hounslow's current Statement expires on 30 April 2022 and we must publish an updated Statement by 1 May 2022. This consultation is on...More
The London Borough of Hounslow has a great variety of open spaces and during the pandemic, more than ever, it became evident just now how much you value them. We know that they can play a vital support for the health and wellbeing of the community and with small changes we can make a...More
A petition was submitted to Hounslow Council in 2019 requesting the introduction of parking controls in Grantham Road in response to indiscriminate and obstructive parking occurring in the road. The petition also indicated that the increased volume of non-residential parking in the road has...More
Feltham Arts have been commissioned to create a public mosaic artwork on the retaining wall of Feltham Green with the community.
The London Borough of Hounslow, Feltham Arts, the Friends of Feltham Green and local artist Susie John would like your input.
Feltham Green, a...More
We are fortunate to have wonderful parks and open spaces in Hounslow and during the pandemic, more than ever, it became evident just how much you value them. We know that investment in our parks and open spaces is one of our key priorities as these spaces are a vital way of supporting the...More
The Council are seeking your views on the proposed new Polling Districts and the locations of the Polling Places/Stations within the new Polling Districts.
In 2019, the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) carried out a statutory review of Hounslow Council’s warding...More
We would like your views on proposals to create a zebra crossing on Sutton Lane, Hounslow, outside Wellington Primary and Nursery School.
The proposal is to convert the existing informal pedestrian crossing facilities on Sutton Lane into a zebra crossing - a plan of the proposal is...More
The Hounslow Streetspace programme saw a wide range of traffic management measures introduced in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The measures are intended to improve safety and social distancing for those making trips on foot or bike. This also helps keep roads clear of...More
Thank you for taking the time to fill in this short survey.
We would like to hear about your experience living close to a school with a School Street scheme. Your responses will be kept completely confidential.
A School Street is a road (or roads) outside a school...More
Thank you for taking the time to fill in this short survey.
We want to hear about your experiences of the streets outside your school since the implementation of the School Street scheme. Your responses will be kept completely confidential.
A School...More
Thank you for taking the time to fill in this short survey.
We would like to hear about your experiences of the School Street scheme outside your child's school. Your responses will be kept completely confidential.
A School Street is a road (or roads) outside a...More
Every year Hounslow Council's Community Partnerships Unit carries out a survey of the charities, voluntary and community groups, social enterprises and faith groups across the whole of Hounslow. Our last survey was carried out in March 2019 - the 2020 survey was postponed due to the pandemic. ...More
The council is conducting a review of the Brentford Station Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) due to the proposed housing development at Orchard Road car park and its potential impacts on parking within this CPZ.
The council is proposing to replace the parking spaces lost...More
LBH Spatial Planning team are preparing an update to our 2014 Urban Context and Character, which includes proposing Design Codes for the borough in line with London and National policies. This updated study will play a crucial role in shaping future development to ensure that it is of...More
As part of the consultation on the regeneration of Convent Way estate, the council will carry out a resident ballot in accordance to the Greater London Authority's guidance on ballots.
The Landlord Offer is the council's proposal that residents will need to vote on. This consultation...More
Hounslow's Spatial Planning Team are currently in the process of updating all of our conservation area appraisals. These draft conservation area appraisals set out what makes each conservation area special and outlines why these are important heritage assets. These draft appraisals build on the...More
The London Borough of Hounslow wants to build sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) in the area of Brentford located north of the A4 (Brentford North), to reduce risk of flooding. We have identified Brentford North as an area with critical drainage problems.
More than 20...More
The London Borough of Hounslow is proposing to build a wetland in Kingsley Park. The wetland will improve nature in the park and reduce risk of flooding in the area. Hounslow identified Kingsley Avenue as an area at high risk of flooding.
What is a wetland?
A wetland...More
The Design Principles will form part of the council's proposal that residents will need to vote on. This consultation is your chance to feed back on the initial designs for Convent Way. We will revise the designs based on the consultation and a second consultation will take place in April....More
This survey is for parent carers of children with disabilities up to the age of 18 years old. All local authorities have a duty to publish a Short Breaks Statement which gives details of what short breaks provision is available for children and young people with disabilities in the borough. Our...More
We are fortunate to have wonderful parks and open spaces in Hounslow and during the pandemic, more than ever, it became evident just how much you value them. We know that investment in our parks and open spaces is one of our key priorities as these spaces are a vital way of supporting the...More
Town Centre Draft Visions Documents
Help us shape our draft visions for Hounslow’s town centres.
Building on what you told us as part of our earlier engagement exercise , officers from London Borough of Hounslow have worked with teams...More
We are preparing an update to our 2014 Urban Context and Character Study, which includes proposing Design Codes for the borough. This updated study will play a crucial role in shaping future development to ensure that it is of high quality design and responds positively to our borough’s...More
The council has received a number of petitions submitted requesting the introduction of parking controls in response to indiscriminate and obstructive parking that has been occurring in some roads within the Woodlands estate. The volume of non-residential parking has reportedly increased...More
As part of the consultation on the regeneration of Convent Way estate, the council will carry out a resident ballot in accordance to the Greater London Authority's guidance on ballots.
The Landlord Offer is the council's proposal that residents will need to vote on. This consultation...More
Following the introduction of the Spencer Road controlled parking zone (CPZ) in February 2017, the council is commencing a review of the scheme . The survey primarily focuses on the efficiency of the CPZ, whether it should be retained and, if so, whether the operational times are suitable....More
The council is currently seeking views on its proposal to introduce a road hump in Hampton Lane (opposite No. 80 Hampton Lane) and widen the footway on Hampton Lane on the approach to Riverdale Road.
The road hump will be in the form of a 75mm high kerb to kerb flat top...More