Maida Hill Neighbourhood Plan

Maida Hill Neighbourhood Plan

The submission version of the Maida Hill Neighbourhood Plan has been submitted by Maida Hill Neighbourhood Forum to the council for consultation.   

The plan includes policies on a range of matters, including commercial and mixed-use development, affordable housing, design and heritage, active and healthy travel, and the public realm and environment. If adopted, the Plan will become part of Westminster’s statutory development plan and will be used alongside the council’s own planning documents and the Mayor’s London Plan in determining planning applications in the Maida Hill Neighbourhood Area.  

The submitted documents are as follows: 

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Maida Hill Neighbourhood Plan (Submission Version) PDF, 5.45 MB, 116 pages

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Maida Hill Design Guidance and Codes PDF, 7.18 MB, 77 pages

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Basic Conditions Statement PDF, 933.3 KB, 57 pages

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Consultation Statement PDF, 8.9 MB, 68 pages

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Habitats Regulation Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment Screening Report PDF, 1.38 MB, 29 pages

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Maida Hill Neighbourhood Plan Policies Map PDF, 4.05 MB, 1 page

We are inviting representations on the Plan from 30 September to 5pm on 11 November 2024. These should be made via email: [email protected]   

Further details about this consultation and how to make representations can be viewed in this guidance note.  

Next steps

The proposed Plan and representations will be submitted to an Independent Examiner. They will determine whether the Plan meets a number of statutory tests (‘Basic Conditions’). 

Maida Hill Neighbourhood Forum

Find out more about the Forum by visiting their website at Maida Hill Forum  

Privacy notice

Due to the process of having an Independent Examination before the referendum and final adoption, representations cannot be treated as confidential. They will be published on our website alongside your name. If you are responding as an individual rather than a company or organisation, we will not publish your contact details (email and postal address) online. However, the original representations will be shared in full with the independent examiner.