Hounslow council launches £7.5bn plan to build 14,000 homes along London’s Golden Mile

Jason Hawkes - aerial shot of Hounslow

Source: Jason Hawkes

Architecture practice East working on masterplan for 15-year scheme in historic west London district

Hounslow council has unveiled plans for a £7.5bn masterplan to build up to 14,000 homes along a stretch of the Great West Road in west London.

Set to be built over the next 15 years, the Golden Mile London plan is aiming to position this part of the capital as a leading creative and tech innovation district.

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