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Brent Council is reviewing proposed fencing at College Green Open Space following resident concerns about historical land use agreements.

Brent Council's Cabinet agreed to review proposed perimeter fencing at College Green Open Space in September 2026. Residents raised concerns about access, character, and historical preservation, with a petition opposing the fencing presented by the College Green Preservation Society.

The topic of covenant refers to formal agreements, often related to land use, that restrict or require certain actions. This is relevant to the College Green Open Space, which was established in 1913 by All Souls College Oxford for allotments, scout use, a nursery, and general recreation.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council's Cabinet agreed to review proposed perimeter fencing at College Green Open Space in September 2026. Source
  2. Residents raised concerns about access, character, and historical preservation of the College Green Open Space. Source
  3. The College Green Open Space was established in 1913 by All Souls College Oxford. Source
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