Hounslow Council is spearheading a transformative regeneration initiative for Feltham, aiming to deliver substantial growth and development.
The Future Feltham Investment Framework, recently approved by the Council’s Cabinet, outlines plan to construct up to 3,000 homes and create over 9,000 high-quality jobs, with a focus on enhancing connectivity.
Central to this plan is the redevelopment of the Ministry of Defence site into London’s first green, intergenerational neighbourhood, achieved through a unique partnership with the Ministry of Defence and the Greater London Authority. This site will provide essential housing, employment opportunities, green spaces, and community facilities, setting a new standard for sustainable urban development.
The Framework emphasises the importance of young people and skills in Feltham’s growth, ensuring that local residents benefit directly from new opportunities. This includes the creation of an education and skills hub, improved leisure and sports amenities, and strengthened pathways from education to employment, particularly in sectors linked to Heathrow, such as food innovation, film, TV, and logistics.
Additionally, the plan aims to make Feltham greener and more culturally vibrant by enhancing parks, investing in community and cultural assets, and transforming the Longford River into a green corridor to boost biodiversity and connectivity.
Significant progress has already been made, with over 1,500 homes delivered or in the pipeline, and new community assets like the Eco Cabin and Freddie Mercury Memorial Garden established.
Councillor Shantanu Rajawat, leader of Hounslow Council, stated, “Feltham is a town with strong communities and huge potential, and this Framework sets out our ambition to take the next steps. It builds on the progress we’ve made in delivering new homes, community assets, and public spaces. It gives us a clear roadmap for new major sites and future investment.”
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