The Council is conducting a statutory review of all of the polling districts, polling places and polling stations in the borough. The Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013 states the review must be held between 1 October 2018 and 31 January 2020.
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The ‘Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule’ (PDCS), is the first stage in the process of reviewing Hounslow's existing CIL rates. The PDCS sets out the charges for different types of development in the borough.
The following changes to existing CIL rates have been informed by viability...More
Following a review of the existing Hounslow Town Centre South (HTCS) controlled parking zone (CPZ) which included consultation with residents and businesses within the zone, it has been agreed that it will be separated into 2 smaller CPZ's in order to:
a) prevent...More
Following a review of the existing Hounslow Town Centre North (HTCN) controlled parking zone (CPZ) which included consultation with residents and businesses within the zone, it has been agreed that the zones will be separated into 2 smaller CPZ's in order to:
a) prevent cross-zone misuse...More
Following requests to improve cycle access and pedestrian crossing facilities to the local shops on Devonshire Road, the Traffic and Transport team have carefully examined the immediate area and propose to introduce the following measures.
To address the lack of a...More
We are consulting on proposals to expand the Hounslow Town Centre South (HTCS) controlled parking zone (CPZ), to include Anderson Place TW3.
This proposal follows a resident petition sent into the council by some residents of Anderson Place, requesting that the road be...More
We are consulting on proposals to include Kings Avenue in the Hounslow Town Centre North (HTCN) controlled parking zone (CPZ).
This proposal follows a resident petition sent into the council by some residents of Kings Avenue, requesting that the road be included in the HTCN CPZ. This is due...More
We are consulting on proposals to improve cycling facilities between Ivy Bridge and London Road
The council has received funding from Transport for London (TfL) to improve the existing cycle route from Ivy Bridge to London Road. The route forms part of the Hounslow Priority...More
We are consulting on proposals to expand the Hounslow Town Centre South (HTCS) controlled parking zone (CPZ), to include Albion Road Tw3, and Nicholes Road Tw3.
This proposal follows a resident petition sent into the council by some residents of Albion Road and Nicholes Road,...More
We are consulting on our draft Housing Strategy for 2019-2024 and would love to hear what you think about our proposals so far.
The legal framework for managing homelessness has significantly changed with the introduction of the Homeless Reduction Act 2017, and reducing homelessness in...More
In November 2018 Hounslow Council's Traffic &Transport team undertook a 'detailed design' consultation for a controlled parking zone (CPZ) in the Northumberland Estate 'area'. The results from the consultation (including responses from residents of Albury Avenue) indicated that majority of...More
Hounslow Council's Traffic & Transport Team have received a petition from residents requesting the introduction of parking controls in the "4 Roads" area due to obstructive and indiscriminate parking that has been occurring in Algar Road, Byfield Road, Tolson Road and the northern section of...More
Feltham Green and Pond was once a place where Feltham residents could come together for picnics on sunny days, where children played in the pond, people socialised and made the best of an outdoor space. Could it be all of that again and more besides?
The Council has a small amount of...More
We would like your views on proposals to create a zebra crossing on Twickenham Road, Isleworth, between Bankside Close and Lynton Close.
The proposal is to convert the existing informal pedestrian crossing facilities on Twickenham Road into a zebra crossing - further details are...More
The council are proposing to extend the existing school keep clear (SKC) markings in Westbrook Road outside Westbrook Primary School, and to introduce additional single and double yellow line waiting restrictions at strategic locations throughout the road.
By extending the SKC markings...More
As part of the redevelopment of Hounslow Town Primary School, we are proposing public realm improvements on Pears Road. We would like to get your views on a number of proposals, including:
Permanently closing the emergency access outside the school on Pears Road by...More
The council has received complaints by local residents regarding ‘all-day’, non-residential parking occurring in the Transport for London (TfL) managed area fronting Cedars Road and Ellesmere Road, Chiswick north of the A4.
This section of Cedars Road and Ellesmere Road is part...More
The council has received complaints by local residents regarding ‘all-day’, non-residential parking occurring in the Transport for London (TfL) managed area fronting Cedars Road and Ellesmere Road, Chiswick south of the A4.
This section of Cedars Road and Ellesmere Road is part...More
Hounslow are proposing to install a bus shelter on Chiswick Lane in Chiswick, similar in design to the shelter shown below.
This shelter is proposed for the 'Balfern Grove' bus stop which serves the 190 route towards...More
The council has received sporadic complaints regarding inadequate parking provisions along the stretch of the road fronting Nos. 474-514 Great West Road which, in part, has been attributed to non-resident or business associated parking.
The Great West Road is part of the Transport for London...More
Every year Hounslow Council's Community Partnerships Unit carries out a survey of the VCSE sector in the Borough. The survey is open to all charities, social enterprises, faith and community groups in Hounslow. More
The London Borough of Hounslow is proposing to make changes to a section of Bath Road, running between the Great West Road (A4) and Vicarage Farm Road, in order to make the road safer for cyclists and pedestrians.
We recently completed the Hounslow West Cycle and...More
Hounslow Council's Traffic & Transport Team have received a petition from residents requesting the introduction of parking controls due to 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...More
Grosvenor Park is an asset for local residents who use the park for lots of different recreational activities. We recognise that improvements are needed and we have already identified a number of small changes with our operator GS360, including improvements to the play area, that will hopefully...More
Officers have received requests from local residents to review the currernt CPZ scheme. As a result of this and other sporadic complaints, it has been agreed that a review of all roads within the Kings Road area CPZ would be most appropriate as this would help determine whether there is...More
We have developed proposals to create a better pedestrian and cycling environment on Boston Park Road and Windmill Road (north and south of the A4). The proposals include:
A contraflow cycle facility (i.e. opposite direction to motor traffic) on Boston Park Road, for...More
The customer services strategy has been developed through informal engagement with groups of customers. We are now moving to a formal consultation on the strategy so that you can have your say on its delivery. More
Hounslow Council's additional licensing scheme for privately rented Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) will expire in May 2019 and we propose to extend additional licensing for another five year period.
Why do we need an additional scheme?
The national mandatory scheme only applies...More
In August 2017 the Hounslow Library Service came back to the Council after being run by an external body. The Library Service consists of 11 libraries, an archives and local studies collection, specialist services serving schools and discrete users e.g. those who are housebound and isolated.
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Boston Manor Park is the largest public open space in the Brentford area, at 13.75 hectares (34 acres). It has been a public park since 1924 when the house and surrounding grounds were purchased by Brentford Urban District Council from the Clitherow family, who had owned the estate since the...More