Conservation areas
Introduction
Ealing's 29 conservation areas are a rich assortment of nineteenth and early twentieth century residential development, treasured open spaces, industrial and transport heritage and remnants of ancient villages.
The council seeks to preserve and enhance these areas and resist inappropriate development. This is achieved through the exercise of planning controls under the provisions of the Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development Order 1995, the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.
Conservation area appraisals and management plans
Every conservation are in the borough has an up-to-date appraisal and management plan which will provide you with information on the character of the area and the type of development/change you are permitted or allowed to make.
Conservation area consent
Application form (pdf)
For permission to demolish part or all of a non-listed building in a conservation area including works associated with a proposed extension or other new building.
Find out whether your property falls within a conservation area
Conservation areas
Pages in Conservation areas
- You are here: Introduction
- Restrictions within conservation areas
- Article 4 Directions
- Demolitions
- Planning policy guidance
- Trees