Category Archives: Brent

Neat Developments and Royal London Asset Management have had revised plans for the residential redevelopment of the Capitol Way industrial estate in Brent approved. The new plans designed by Dunnett Craven for the site on Capitol Way in Colindale will … Continue reading →

Pure Data Centres Group have submitted detailed plans for a data centre on the North Circular Road near Brent Cross. The plans, designed by Scot Brownrigg for 1 – 5 JVC Business Park & JVC House, at 12 Priestley Way, … Continue reading →

Alan Lunt, the former Deputy Chief Executive of Dudley Council, will take up the role of Strategic Director for Regeneration and Environment at Brent Council later in the summer of 2020. Formally starting in his new role from August, Alan … Continue reading →

EHG Alperton have submitted detailed plans for a redevelopment of a site in Alperton which would provide 132 new homes. The plans, designed by Pdp London for the site at 416 Ealing Road, involve the demolition of the existing building … Continue reading →

Brent Council has granted itself permission for new affordable homes to be built on the site of a car park and a set of garages in Willesden. The plans, designed by HWO Architects for the Pharamond Garages site in Willesden … Continue reading →

Quintain has announced the sale of 213 homes at Wembley Park to Legal & General Affordable Homes (L&G). The £62m deal marks L&G’s first acquisition from Quintain and in Brent. The homes are in Wembley Park’s Vantage and Bowery developments … Continue reading →

Plans to redevelop the Abbey Manufacturing Estate in Alperton have been refused. The plans, by Broadway Malyan for ZED Homes, involved the demolition of the industrial estate at Edwards Yard, Mount Pleasant, and their replacement with a mixed use development … Continue reading →

Countryside and Home Group have had revised plans for more than 300 new homes in buildings up to 16 storeys high in South Kilburn approved. The plans for Peel Precinct, Neville Close and Canterbury Road involve the construction of seven … Continue reading →

Wembley Park has unveiled the latest in its series of public art commissions for the area’s iconic Spanish Steps, which connect the national stadium with the Wembley Arena. The artwork, commissioned in collaboration with mental health charity Mind, and installed … Continue reading →

Pocket Living’a plans for a 52 home development on the car park at Sudbury Town station have had their decision deferred by Brent Council. The plans for the car park on Station Approach would have produced two five storey blocks … Continue reading →

The Central Mosque of Brent & Willesden Green have submitted plans for a 22 home development on their car park. The plans for the site, on Marley Walk, in Willesden, have been designed by RKA. They would produce a market … Continue reading →

Brent Council has agreed to spend a further £3m of it’s HIF funding on highways improvements in South Kilburn around their Peel Precinct regeneration. The Peel work will be done by Countryside Properties, who were appointed development partner on the … Continue reading →

Brent Council has launched Unlocked as part of its Brent 2020 year of culture. It is a response to the new challenges faced by artists and the wider creative sector. The Brent Artist Network has been taken online, VICE and … Continue reading →

Wembley Park Market has launched an online delivery service to support its independent traders and merchants. The 4,000 sq ft market in Wembley is offering fresh produce boxes in collaboration with New Covent Garden Market and Bread Ahead, an artisan … Continue reading →

Vardy have submitted plans for the Dowlings Parade Development, a residential-led redevelopment of the HNS Autos site in Alperton. The scheme, designed by Michael Trentham Architects for the site at 1 & 2 Dowlings Parade, comprises partial demolition of the … Continue reading →

Network Homes has submitted detailed plans for 654 homes on land they acquired in 2019 at Northwick Park. The PRP Architects designed scheme involves the demolition of the existing buildings on the site on Nightingale Lane, and their replacement with … Continue reading →