Policy information sourced from the Brent Local Plan
BSGA1 Church End Growth Area
Church End is promoted for mixed use regeneration set around the economic revitalisation of the local centre and an outdoor market square, using the highest standards of urban design to physically improve the area and change the perception to a busy, thriving, safe and secure neighbourhood. The town centre’s southern parade will be enhanced and historic features restored, whilst more comprehensive development to the northern parade and car park will deliver a new market facility, community and commercial space and housing.
The redevelopment of industrial sites for co-location will secure investment in new industrial floorspace and improve environmental quality.
New open spaces and outdoor recreation facilities will be supported by high quality landscaping, tree planting and public realm strategy to reduce the impact of vehicular movement and prioritise pedestrians and cyclists. Wayfinding and public realm enhancements will improve pedestrian links to Neasden Station.
The West London Orbital will improve the connectivity of Church End to the wider borough and Central London.
Church End Growth Area will deliver over 1300 new homes to 2041, supported by social and physical infrastructure to include:
- A new space to serve as workspace, multi-use community centre, and a primary care health centre.
- A new 6 form of entry secondary school and college on the Chancel House site
- New play facilities within developments
- Enhancements to Church End Open Space and Willesden Jewish Cemetery
- Increased greening through tree planting and the creation of new open space within site allocations.
View the allocations in the Brent Local Plan