street
Tilekiln Lane
Planning on this street
We have no planning applications or decisions for this street. That doesn't mean nothing has happened here, only that the council's weekly planning lists haven't named it since we started collecting them in April 2026.
Named in council papers
Questions from Members of the Public under Rule 11
…Stewardship Reserve 0.02 Contribution of Gf Surplus to general Reserve (2.28) Balance 31/03/2026 (7.80) 5. Jenny Willis Site reference: HS18 – Tilekiln Farm, Fairlight Avenue/Tilekiln Lane Given that the Council previously assessed Tilekiln Farm as not meeting its SHLAA criteria in 2010 and as not currently developable in 2014, and has itself described Fairlight…
Published Final answers Cabinet Questions- 07.09.26
…which are passed on to the secretary of state and the inspector who will be examining the Plan. 14. Alan Buffrey A new site has been added to the Local plan, TP2 Land at Tilekiln Lane. Point g states "Access to the site must meet highways standards ..." A sign at the Responsibility for any necessary upgrades required to bring the carriageway into either an…
Minutes Public Pack, 26/01/2026 Cabinet
PUBLIC QUESTION TIME (30 MINUTES) A representative of Standing Up for Nature expressed opposition to the inclusion of new greenfield sites and cited specific flooding and access concerns at Tilekiln Lane and Fairlight Road. Councillor Etherington acknowledged the issues but outlined the significant national housing requirement placed on Hastings, explaining that inclusion of sites at this stage was not a planning decision.
Minutes Public Pack, 26/01/2026 Cabinet
PUBLIC QUESTION TIME (30 MINUTES) A representative of Standing Up for Nature expressed opposition to the inclusion of new greenfield sites and cited specific flooding and access concerns at Tilekiln Lane and Fairlight Road. Councillor Etherington acknowledged the issues but outlined the significant national housing requirement placed on Hastings, explaining that inclusion of sites at this stage was not a planning decision.
Cabinet minutes
Public Question Time (30 minutes) A representative of Standing Up for Nature expressed opposition to the inclusion of new greenfield sites and cited specific flooding and access concerns at Tilekiln Lane and Fairlight Road. Councillor Etherington acknowledged the issues but outlined the significant national housing requirement placed on Hastings, explaining that inclusion of sites at this stage was not a planning decision.