Brent's Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy
Brent Council is funding a feasibility study for a habitat bank at Neasden Recreation Ground using its Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy.
Brent Council is currently funding a feasibility study for a habitat bank at Neasden Recreation Ground through its Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy. The scoping exercise, which includes due diligence and a detailed financial assessment, is underway to evaluate the project's viability and sustainability. This initiative was announced in November 2025 during the Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee Public Reports Pack.
An update on the scoping exercise for the habitat bank project was expected in early 2026, according to the Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee Public Reports Pack. The study aims to assess the viability and sustainability of creating a habitat bank at the popular open space.
Brent's Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) is a funding mechanism used by Brent Council to support local infrastructure projects. It serves as a funding source for various initiatives, including the proposed habitat bank at Neasden Recreation Ground.
Key facts
- A feasibility study for a habitat bank at Neasden Recreation Ground is underway, funded by Brent's Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy. Source
- An update on the habitat bank scoping exercise was expected in early 2026, as stated in the Welsh Harp Joint Consultative Committee Public Reports Pack. Source
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