Planning and the local economy in Hammersmith & Fulham
Labour, which runs the council, made 1 headline pledge: 1 is promised with nothing in council papers yet. Conservative, in opposition, made 2 headline pledges; opposition pledges are costed so voters can compare, but cannot be delivered from opposition.
The council’s 2026/27 day-to-day budget for planning and the local economy: £7.0m. The whole budget.
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The pledges
From every party’s 2026 manifesto, quoted word for word. Open one for its timeline, sources and the right of reply.
- Labourruns the council“Invest in our high streets. Extend our unique European partnerships so more local young people gain international work experience”
- Conservativeopposition“Ensure Hammersmith and Fulham is home to the highest-quality dvelopments - homes that people are proud to live in, and innovative workspaces that bring business to the area”
- Conservativeopposition“Bring all parties together to revive our high streets”
Questions
What have the parties promised on planning and the local economy in Hammersmith & Fulham?
3 headline pledges from Labour and Conservative: Labour, “Invest in our high streets. Extend our unique European partnerships so more local young people gain international work experience” (Promised); Conservative, “Ensure Hammersmith and Fulham is home to the highest-quality dvelopments - homes that people are proud to live in, and innovative workspaces that bring business to the area” (Opposition pledge); Conservative, “Bring all parties together to revive our high streets” (Opposition pledge).
How much does Hammersmith & Fulham Council spend on planning and the local economy?
£7.0m in its 2026/27 day-to-day budget, from the council's own budget papers. See the budget on https://boroughbook.uk/#budget.