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new homes on a verge in Wembley

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Brent Council's Planning Committee recently approved plans for new homes on a Wembley verge, despite previous refusals for the site.

Brent Council's Planning Committee approved plans in June 2026 for a three-bedroom dwellinghouse on a grass verge adjacent to 125 Preston Road, Wembley. This decision grants permission for the construction of new homes on a site where similar applications had previously been refused and an appeal dismissed.

The previous application for new homes on the Wembley verge was refused due to concerns over design and appearance. An inspector concluded that the proposed dwelling's design was substantially different from existing semi-detached houses, causing significant harm to the area.

Key facts

  1. Brent Council's Planning Committee approved plans for a three-bedroom dwellinghouse. Source
  2. The approval for new homes on a Wembley verge was made on 3 June 2026. Source
  3. The approved dwelling is on a grass verge adjacent to 125 Preston Road. Source
  4. A previous application for the site was refused and an appeal dismissed. Source
  5. Previous refusal was due to design and appearance concerns. Source
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  1. Brent Council Approves New Homes on Wembley Grass Verge Despite Previous Refusals Brent Council's Planning Committee has approved plans to build new homes on a verge in Wembley, despite previous refusals for similar developments on the site. Brent 5 June 2026