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SUBMISSION DEVELOPMENT (OR CORE) STRATEGY 2026 JULY 2011 Map 2 – Key Diagram SUBMISSION DEVELOPMENT (OR CORE) STRATEGY 2026 JULY 2011 Housing Potential from Housing Potential from Large Sites Large Sites 2011-26 2011-26 % of whole 1% LEGEND TO THE KEY DIAGRAM Units borough 21% Uxbridge Road Uxbridge Road Corridor 9,788 78 Corridor A40 A40 Corridor 2,628 21 Corridor Outside the Corridors 65 1 Outside the Within 800m of a Corridors Crossrail Station 9,646 77 Whole Borough 12,481 100 78% Housing Potential by Area % of Units Total Potential Housing within 800m of Acton 2,000 16 Crossrail Station Ealing 3,300 27 23% Greenford 490 4 Within 800m of Crossrail Hanwell 280 2 Station Northolt 330 3 Not Within 800m Park Royal 1500 12 of Crossrail Perivale 00 Station Southall 4300 35 77% Total 12,000 100 Key Employment Statistics by Area Office Office Retail Housing Potential by Area Floorspace Jobs Floorspace 16% Acton 2,000 10-12,000 Acton Ealing Ealing 90,000 6,500 50,000 36% Greenford Greenford 1,000 7-8,000 Hanwell Hanwell 0 2,300-5,600 27% Northolt Northolt 0 0 0% Park Royal Park Royal 2,000 0 Perivale 12% 4% Perivale 0 0 Southall 3% Southall 024,000-32,000 2% SUBMISSION DEVELOPMENT (OR CORE) STRATEGY 2026 JULY 2011 Map 2 – Key Diagram SUBMISSION DEVELOPMENT (OR CORE) STRATEGY 2026 JULY 2011 Housing Potential from Large Sites 2011-2026 Housing Potential from 1% Large Sites 2011-26 % of 25% Uxbridge Road Corridor whole LEGEND TO THE KEY DIAGRAM Units borough A40 Corridor Uxbridge Road Corridor 9,187 74 A40 Corridor 3,110 25 Outside the Corridors 110 1 Outside the Corridors Within 800m of a 74% Crossrail Station 9,596 77 Whole Borough 12,407 100 Housing Potential by Area Potential Housing within 800m of Crossrail Station from Large Sites, 2011-26from Large Sites 2011-16, by Area 23% Within 800m % of of Crossrail Units Total Station Acton 2,300 19 Ealing 3,200 26 Not within Greenford 470 4 800m of a Hanwell 270 2 Crossrail Station Northolt 460 4 77% Park Royal 1500 12 Perivale 00 Southall 4200 33 Total 12,400 100 Key Employment Statistics by Area Housing Potential by Area Office Office Retail 19% Floorspace Jobs Floorspace Acton Acton 0 10-12,000 33% Ealing Ealing 90,000 6,500 50,000 Greenford Greenford 1,000 7-8,000 Hanwell Hanwell 02,300-5,600 Northolt Northolt 00 26% 0% Park Royal Park Royal 2,000 0 Perivale 12% Perivale 00 4% 4% Southall Southall 024,000-32,000 2%.

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