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Regulation 19 Proposed Submission West London Waste Plan
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Consultation on the Regulation 19 Proposed Submission version of the West London Waste Plan has now closed.
Background
The West London Waste Plan sets out how the seven West London Waste Planning Authorities—Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames, and the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) plan to manage waste related development across west London.
It is a statutory requirement to produce an up-to-date waste plan. The current plan was published in 2015 and the boroughs are now preparing a new version to make sure it reflects national policy, the London Plan and local priorities.
The new waste plan will contain policies used to determine planning applications for waste related development and safeguard sites that are currently in waste use. When adopted, this version will replace the 2015 plan.
About the Publication of the Proposed Submission West London Waste Plan
The Regulation 19 Proposed Submission West London Waste Plan was the second opportunity to make comments on the new, emerging West London Waste Plan. It follows the first stage of consultation on the ‘Regulation 18’ draft Plan, which took place between December 2025 and February 2026. It was the final chance to comment before the documents are submitted to the Secretary of State for Examination.
The consultation closed on Monday 28 September 2026 (11:59pm)
understand what a waste plan is and why it matters
read the Proposed Submission version of the plan and the supporting documents
understand how comments made on the Regulation 18 version of the plan were taken into account
learn about the next steps.
Consultation on the Regulation 19 Proposed Submission version of the West London Waste Plan has now closed.
Background
The West London Waste Plan sets out how the seven West London Waste Planning Authorities—Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Richmond upon Thames, and the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) plan to manage waste related development across west London.
It is a statutory requirement to produce an up-to-date waste plan. The current plan was published in 2015 and the boroughs are now preparing a new version to make sure it reflects national policy, the London Plan and local priorities.
The new waste plan will contain policies used to determine planning applications for waste related development and safeguard sites that are currently in waste use. When adopted, this version will replace the 2015 plan.
About the Publication of the Proposed Submission West London Waste Plan
The Regulation 19 Proposed Submission West London Waste Plan was the second opportunity to make comments on the new, emerging West London Waste Plan. It follows the first stage of consultation on the ‘Regulation 18’ draft Plan, which took place between December 2025 and February 2026. It was the final chance to comment before the documents are submitted to the Secretary of State for Examination.
The consultation closed on Monday 28 September 2026 (11:59pm)
