Category Archives: Brent

Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed that they will play home games at Wembley Stadium for the 2017/18 season, bringing around 30 more high-capacity events to Wembley.

Kilburn’s Tricycle Theatre is edging closer to securing the funds it needs to complete a major refurbishment after Brent Council approved funding of up to £1million.

Council housing in Brent will cease to be managed by Brent Housing Partnership (BHP) and instead return to direct local authority control.

St George has bought the Northfields Industrial Estate from SEGRO, and willl look to redevelop it as homes.

The Greater London Authority has pledged £750,000 from the London Regeneration Fund for the refurbishment of the Granville Centre in South Kilburn.

The Alan Cherry Award for Placemaking has been presented to Richard Barrett, Head of Estate Regeneration at Brent Council.

Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a one-month extension on the deadline to decide whether to play home games away from White Hart Lane in the 2017/18 season.

Brent Council have approved an application from the FA and Wembley National Stadium Ltd to temporarily increase the number of full capacity events at Wembley Stadium to allow Spurs to play there in the 2017/18 season.

Brent Council has approved Quintain’s plans for 743 new homes for rent in Wembley, part of 5,000 new homes to be built over the next seven years.

Brent Council has held an official ground breaking ceremony at the former Keniston Works site in South Kilburn, where they are building 137 homes.

The newly launched Harlesden Hub, based in Harlesden Library, has been officially opened by the Mayor of Brent.

​​Over the past twelve months, a programme to develop Wembley High Road and The Triangle has been underway, with the latest improvement being a new website.

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.