Category Archives: CWL News

A blueprint for a new innovation district in West London has been launched in response to the devastating economic impact of COVID-19 on the individuals, communities and businesses that make up the aviation sector. Far-sighted plans reimagining the area around … Continue reading →

On Friday 20 November, more than 250 business leaders, local authorities, academics and politicians are meeting at the West London Business Blue Skies conference Reimagining our global hub to debate the future of aviation and transportation as part of a … Continue reading →

Ealing Council’s cabinet has approved a 50-year, multi-million-pound investment in more affordable homes for the borough. The council has given the go ahead to a £390million business plan for BLRP, a subsidiary of its wholly owned housing development company, Broadway … Continue reading →

London’s deputy mayor described West London as “critical” and “integral” to the Capital’s green recovery from the pandemic as she called for the city’s devolution from government. The green growth ambitions of the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and Greater … Continue reading →

Capital West London and WSP brought together experts and key stakeholders to discuss where West London stands in infrastructure, what opportunities for improvement there are, how much funding would be required and where that might come from, and to get … Continue reading →

With the UK legally bound to become a fossil-free economy in 30 years’ time, work is underway across the country to decarbonise the way we live, work and travel. West London councils, as part of their collective ambition for the … Continue reading →

The OPDC (Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation), working in partnership with the London Borough of Brent and the Canal & River Trust, is planning exciting improvements to the Grand Union Canal between Acton Lane and Steele Road. The … Continue reading →

Industry leaders from the public and private sectors are to discuss West London’s important role in the UK’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis at their annual summit this September. The Capital West London Build and Recover Summit will take … Continue reading →

Ealing Council has finished work to relocate and refurbish a set of modular apartments from Southwark to Hanwell. Chris Payne House will provide high-quality temporary accommodation for 16 local homeless households. Named in tribute to the former Ealing councillor who … Continue reading →

The final residential phase of U+I’s masterplan at The Old Vinyl Factory has been granted consent at Hillingdon Council’s first ever virtual planning committee. One Vinyl Square is being developed by Joseph Homes, who acquired the site in 2019. It … Continue reading →

Laxcon Developments are to sell their consented 76 home Kingsbury scheme, it is understood. The project, designed by If Architecture and consented in March 2020, involves the demolition of the courtyard structure to the rear of the mock tudor building … Continue reading →

It is reported that Bank of China financed the £312m acquisition by developer Stanhope and Asian investor Lekker Til of Building 7 at Chiswick Park. Stanhope has bought back in to the park it developed, and then sold. It was … Continue reading →