Borough Plan 2023-27
Brent Council is implementing its Borough Plan 2023-27 through new strategies for NHS services and youth justice.
Brent's Health and Wellbeing Board approved a new four-neighbourhood model for NHS services in September 2026. This decision consolidates five existing neighbourhood areas into four, merging Kilburn and Willesden, while Harlesden, Kingsbury and Kenton, and Wembley remain distinct. This shift aims to enhance local healthcare delivery and align with the national NHS Neighbourhood Health Framework, fostering integrated neighbourhood working.
In November 2025, Brent Council adopted the Youth Justice Plan 2025-28, a three-year strategy for funding and delivering youth justice services. This plan, with a total partnership budget of £1.7 million, aligns with the Borough Plan 2023-27's objectives for thriving communities, a healthier Brent, and providing the best start in life. The Borough Plan outlines the council's strategic objectives and priorities.
Key facts
- Brent's Health and Wellbeing Board approved a new four-neighbourhood model for NHS services in September 2026. Source
- The new NHS model consolidates five neighbourhood areas into four, merging Kilburn and Willesden. Source
- Brent Council adopted the Youth Justice Plan 2025-28 in November 2025. Source
- The Youth Justice Plan 2025-28 has a total partnership budget of £1.7 million. Source
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This summary was written automatically from our published stories and the council meeting records they draw on. It describes what councils have discussed and decided; it does not take a view on any decision. Each key fact links to the story it comes from. Updated 30 September 2026. Spotted a mistake? Email community@opencouncil.network.