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Brent Local Plan

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Brent Council's Planning Committee approved new housing developments in June 2026, guided by the Brent Local Plan.

Brent Council's Planning Committee granted permission in June 2026 for two two-bedroom residential dwellings behind 60 Olive Road, following the demolition of existing garages. This decision supports the Brent Local Plan, which is the borough's development plan outlining policies and proposals for land use and development up to 2041. The development was considered an acceptable intensification of an underutilised site within a priority area for new homes.

No further discussions or decisions on the Brent Local Plan are currently scheduled in the provided materials. The plan guides development across the borough, including the allocation of specific sites for housing, such as the former Wembley Centre for Health & Care site.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council's Planning Committee granted permission for two two-bedroom residential dwellings behind 60 Olive Road in June 2026. Source
  2. The development behind Olive Road involves demolishing existing garages and erecting a two-storey building with a basement. Source
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