State visit
The President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, and Mrs Brigitte Macron will visit Windsor, under invite from the King, from Tuesday 8 July to Thursday 10 July 2025. Find out more.
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead act as the Street Naming and Numbering Authority under the Town Improvement Clauses Act 1847 section 64, and the Public Health Act 1925 sections 17-19.
Applicants are required to initiate the process. The applicant should contact the authority as early as possible in the development process and certainly no later than eight weeks before the first occupancy. See additional notes below.
The new address registration process is unable to commence without the following:
Soft copy site location and site layout plans are preferred. A3 is the maximum acceptable size of plans.
For further information on the supply or erection of road name plates contact Permits on 01628 796135.
Failure to complete, sign and return the forms in sufficient time before completion of the development may result in the disruption of services to the occupiers of units within the development. If you fail to respond to the council's requests to complete this form, or fail to notify us with an acceptable reason for delay, the council will undertake to number and name your development without further recourse to you and will inform you of the resulting addresses.
This action may result in addresses being created that may not be in accordance with your wishes or the marketing of your unit(s). The council will not be responsible for any costs or disruption to services so caused by exercising its statutory function. Costs incurred by the council for this service will be invoiced to you and if not paid will be collected by normal process of law.
If you are the owner of an existing property and wish to apply to the council for a property name amendment please refer to the address amendment guide.
If you have another query relating to your address please fill in an address query form below.
Apply for: Street Naming and Numbering - Address Query
The allocation of a postal address or addresses does not prejudice, remove or abrogate the obligation to obtain building regulation approval , planning consent or consent under any other legislation in respect of the use, construction or alteration of the building or structure to which an address or addresses has been allocated. Failure to obtain such consents, where required, risks enforcement action being implemented. Further it is the responsibility of the owner and or the occupier to ensure compliance with the legislation relating to Business Rates or Council Tax where appropriate. The Royal Borough is unable to guarantee the accuracy or frequency of address data in third-party organisations including Google.