Housing plans prompt outrage
7:00am Monday 12th May 2008
RESIDENTS in Northwood have objected to plans for nearby housing.
A developer has applied for planning permission to build 14 new houses and demolish three which are currently there.
Two petitions and seven letters of objection have been sent to Hillingdon Council concerning the plans for 42-46 Ducks Hill Road.
Residents say the development will be out of character with the surroundings.
A meeting is being held tomorrow to consider the application.
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