Category Archives: Brent

Brent Council has issued a call for sites for derelict and vacant, rundown, or underused sites in the borough ripe for development.

Brent Council are asking residents how £3 million, collected from developers under the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), could be spent in their areas.

Brent Council is to consult on new planning guidance for basement developments in reaction to an increasing number of applications for basement development in parts of the borough.

Quintain is to significantly increase the proportion of homes for rent in its Wembley Park plans.

Brent Council has approved proposals to sell Bridge Park Leisure Centre to the owners of the neighbouring Unisys site.

Legal and General has signed Regus to a floor in its FC200 development in Park Royal.

Brent Council’s Cabinet is to meet to decide the sale of Bridge Park Leisure Centre to the owners of the neighbouring Unisys building, a deal which could help see the Unisys site finally redeveloped.

Plans for Amex House, a 195 home development in Wembley, have been approved.

Brent Council has opened a consultation on the management of its council housing which could result in it taking matters back in house.

Brent Council has a new portfolio holder for Regeneration, Growth, Employment and Skills after Councillor Roxanne Mashari decided to stand down from Cabinet.

Henley Homes has completed on the sale of Brent House, the former Brent Council office building, to Genesis.

Planning permission has been granted for improvements to Ealing Road Library, in Wembley Town Centre, which will increase in size to include a café and space for a community and enterprise hub.

Plans by Quintain for several hundred new homes in Wembley have been approved.

Quintain has secured a pre-let for 59,000sq ft of Grade A office space from housing association Network Homes at its Wembley Park development.

Brent Council marked National Empty Homes week by officially opening a formerly empty commercial building which now provides 17 new units of social housing.

A new development blueprint which aims to protect pubs and place a cap on betting shops and payday loan shops in town centres, has been formally adopted by Brent Council.

Quintain has agreed a new £800 million corporate development facility following its acquisition by Lone Star Real Estate in September 2015.

Shoppers in Brent will be able to park for free on the weekends leading up to Christmas in eight car parks across Brent.