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retrospective planning permission

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No recent council discussions or decisions on retrospective planning permission have been reported in the last year.

Retrospective planning permission is sought for development that has already been completed. The most recent discussion reported was in September 2025, when Brent Council's Barham Park Trust Committee discussed the Barham Park funfair, which was projected to generate £42,313 in revenue.

A Certificate of Lawfulness may be required for the funfair as its operational days were likely to exceed the 28-day threshold permitted for temporary uses, a report to the committee said in September 2025. No further council discussions or decisions on retrospective planning permission have been reported since that time, and no upcoming meetings are scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Brent's Barham Park funfair was projected to generate £42,313 in revenue in 2025. Source
  2. A Certificate of Lawfulness may be required for the Barham Park funfair, a report to Brent Council's Barham Park Trust Committee said in September 2025. Source
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  1. Barham Park Funfair Revenue Forecast at £42,313; Certificate of Lawfulness May Be Required Brent's Barham Park is projected to generate £42,313 in revenue from its funfair operations this year. The revenue will be used for improvements within Barham Park, according to... Brent 13 September 2025