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Barham Park funfair operations

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As of September 2025, Brent Council was considering whether Barham Park funfair operations required a Certificate of Lawfulness.

In September 2025, the Barham Park Trust Committee discussed that the funfair's 34 operational days, including set-up and de-rig, were likely to exceed the 28-day permitted development threshold. A report to the committee said this meant a Certificate of Lawfulness may be required for the funfair operations.

The funfair operations were projected to generate £42,313 in revenue for Barham Park in 2025, which the Barham Park Trust Committee intended to use for park improvements. No further updates on the Certificate of Lawfulness or funfair operations have been reported since September 2025, and no upcoming meetings are scheduled.

Key facts

  1. In September 2025, the funfair's 34 operational days were noted as potentially requiring a Certificate of Lawfulness. Source
  2. Barham Park funfair operations were projected to generate £42,313 in revenue in 2025. Source
  3. Revenue from funfair operations was intended for improvements within Barham Park. Source
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