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Brent Council is addressing the unfulfilled condition to plant trees for the 2011 Callier House development.

Residents in Queensbury Ward expressed discontent in November 2025 regarding the unfulfilled condition to plant 11 trees along Burnt Oak Broadway as part of the 2011 Callier House development. Councillor Jayanti Patel questioned Brent Council's Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Planning & Property, Councillor Teo Benea, about the lack of progress on this legally binding requirement.

The requirement for the developer to plant 11 trees was a legally binding condition of the planning approval for the Callier House development, which was completed in 2011. This condition was intended to maintain the Broadway's tree-lined appearance, according to the Public Reports Pack.

Key facts

  1. Residents in Queensbury Ward voiced discontent in November 2025. Source
  2. Councillor Jayanti Patel questioned the Cabinet Member in November 2025. Source
  3. A condition of the 2011 planning approval required the developer to plant 11 trees. Source
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