Regeneration
Local regeneration and growth areas
Find out how we are improving housing, businesses and facilities across the borough
South Kilburn
Transforming the area into a sustainable and mixed neighbourhood and create a real sense of place and belonging
Wembley
One of the largest regeneration projects in the country, Wembley truly lives up to the word ‘iconic.’
Church End
Church End is being promoted for mixed use regeneration, set around the economic revitalisation of the local centre
Alperton
Providing over 5,000 new homes, as well as a major boost to business and employment opportunities
Neasden Stations Growth Area
Supporting business growth and jobs, alongside at least 2,000 new homes, including new affordable homes
Burnt Oak and Colindale
Providing new homes and a major boost to business and employment in the local area
Supporting local businesses and the high street
Creating affordable workspaces
Providing start ups and small businesses with affordable, flexible workspace and support
Meanwhile uses
Refurbishing and reactivating empty high street properties and making them available to local organisations who need space
Inclusive Growth Strategy
Outlining the opportunities for growth in Brent over the next 20 years
Revitalising Brent's High Streets and Town Centres
Brent has a wide range of vibrant, attractive and inclusive town centre's that create opportunities for everyone who lives or works here.
Wembley High Road
Wembley is Brent's largest town centre and home to around 700 businesses. New footway paving, lighting, seating areas and trees will help to create a modern and inviting high street in the heart of Wembley.
Harlesden
Harlesden is a vibrant and multi-cultural hub within Brent and a priority area for the council. Key to its future will be balancing the opportunities from nearby major developments whilst retaining the character, and sense of place, of the town centre.
Kilburn High Road
Home to the Kiln Theatre and a bustling night-time economy, Kilburn is the location of choice for many. Find out what we have planned for the area and how it will support businesses and create a place that people want to visit.