Peabody and Byond Homes
Brent Council is currently discussing the unfulfilled requirement for Peabody and Byond Homes to plant 11 trees at the Callier House development.
Brent Council discussed the unfulfilled requirement for the developer of Callier House to plant 11 trees along the pavement in November 2025. Councillor Jayanti Patel questioned Councillor Teo Benea, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Planning & Property, about the lack of progress on this planning condition.
The tree planting was a legally binding condition of the planning approval for the Callier House development, granted in 2011. Residents in Queensbury Ward have voiced discontent over the long-standing breach of this condition.
Key facts
- Councillor Jayanti Patel questioned Councillor Teo Benea about the unfulfilled tree planting in November 2025. Source
- The developer was required to plant 11 trees along the pavement at Callier House. Source
- The tree planting was a legally binding condition of the 2011 planning approval for Callier House. Source
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