Air Quality action plan

FROM LBH
We would just like to advise you of the current consultation being run by Hillingdon Councilmembers.   Please click on the link below  https://pre.hillingdon.gov.uk/consultations-surveys/air-quality-action-plan-2026-2030-consultation
  Air quality action plan 2026 to 2030 consultation | Hillingdon Council   Please do get involved and have your say.   Thank you for your continued support.

Food recycling

from LBH Good afternoon all   Hillingdon Council has launched a campaign to encourage recycling of food waste and would be really grateful if you could share the information with your members.    Please see below for a short video and some text you can use in your newsletters and bulletins; and see attached images.  https://consent.youtube.com/m?continue=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fshorts%2FV89cP7b27ws%3Fcbrd%3D1&gl=GB&m=0&pc=yt&cm=2&hl=en&src=1 Be a winner, recycle your dinner   We’re asking you to be a winner and recycle your dinner. 
 
By signing up for food waste collections you’ll help us further improve the borough’s recycling rate and protect the environment. 
 
We provide all you need to get started and your leftovers are turned into nutrient-rich compost and renewable energy for the national grid. 
 
Find out more and sign up now at
https://pre.hillingdon.gov.uk/recycling/food-waste-recycling

www.hillingdon.gov.uk/food-waste.      


 

HS2 Information hub at West Ruislip

from HS2

rom 28 September 2026 we’ll be changing our opening hours for the Information Hub at West Ruislip Portal. We’ll tell you each month what days we are open for visitors.

From 28 September to 30 October 2026 we’ll be open:

• 28 September 2pm to 4pm
• 5 October 2pm to 4pm
• 12 October 2pm to 4pm
• 19 October 2pm to 4pm
• 26 October 2pm to 4pm You can find out more about what is happening in your area using the In Your Area pages of the HS2 website

Parking charge changes

Our grateful thanks to Ruislip residents for flagging this

Hillingdon First free parking to go phone-only, fewer ticket machines, and Sunday parking charges

In July, Hillingdon’s Director of Community Safety & Enforcement, Richard Webb, told the Residents’ Services Select Committee that Pay & Display machines were under review and that proposals would need to be developed. Those proposals have now been published. A report dated 22 September 2026 to the Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services, Cllr Wayne Bridges, asks him to approve a public consultation on five changes to parking across the borough – and ticket machines are only one of them.

Cllr Eddie Lavery, Cabinet Member for Finance, is also consulted. Cllr Bridges can sign off the decision from Wednesday 30th September, and Cabinet will make the final decision in December once the consultation has finished.

The five proposals are: the resident discount, including the free half hour for Hillingdon First Card holders, to be available through Pay by Phone only, and no longer at ticket machines every driver to give their registration number when paying for parking, at machines as well as by phone a digital replacement for the Hillingdon First Card for resident parking rates fewer Pay & Display machines, with a principle for deciding which ones go Sunday charges at council car parks in Hayes town centre that are currently free on Sundays

further info can be found on their website

https://www.ruislipresidents.org.uk/parking-charge-changes/

Three New Years Green Lane closures start tomorrow

HS2 Works Notification:
Overnight road closure on Newyears Green Lane – 28 to 29 September 2025
From 9pm on Sunday 28 September to 5am on Monday 29 September, we will be carrying out overnight surveys on Newyears Green Lane, at the junction with Breakspear Road South.   To allow the surveys to be carried out safely, a section of Newyears Green Lane near the junction with Breakspear Road will be closed during the works. Diversion route will be sign posted.

Upcoming waste and recycling road shows

waste and recycling upcoming road shows

Get recycling tips and advice
Meet our recycling team at a roadshow near you and get advice on recycling and sustainable living.  
Find out about the benefits of how food waste recycling can help the environment,
Learn how to safely dispose of batteries, and get replacement recycling bags or caddy liners.   
Upcoming roadshows:  Saturday 19 September: 11am to 3pm, St Margaret’s Church, Uxbridge 
Wednesday 23 September: 10am to 4pm, outside Shoezone, Hayes 
Saturday 17 October: 11am to 2pm, Botwell Green Sports and Leisure Centre, Hayes 
Thursday 29 October: 10am to 3pm, The Great Barn, Manor Farm, Ruislip.
Find out more:   https://pre.hillingdon.gov.uk/events/event/130/recycling-roadshow?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery