Showing posts with label Brent Planning Committee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brent Planning Committee. Show all posts
Friday 15 December 2023

Student accommodation wins narrowly over local housing need at Brent Planning Committee

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  The representations made by Cllr Ihtesham Afzal, (Wembley Hilll ward), set the context for consideration of the Wembley High Road  plann...
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Wednesday 13 December 2023

The inexorable march of tall towers down Wembley High Road to continue at Planning Committee tonight

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  The view from down Wembley High Road - emerging developments are the thin blue lines in he distance including the former Copland School si...
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Sunday 12 November 2023

KILBURN SQUARE: Decision time (Chapter One) is finally here this Wednesday!

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  A guest post from the Chair of Kilburn Village Residents’ Association   WM reported three weeks ago  ( https://wembleymatters.blogspo...
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Say after me, 'The benefits of the scheme outweigh the harm/impact/conflict with policy'. Brent Council infill proposals come to Brent Planning on Wednesday

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  It promises to be quite a marathon meeting at the next Brent Council Planning Committee. on Wednesday Three of the proposals are from Bren...
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Wednesday 25 October 2023

'Flood? What flood? Never heard anything about it,' say Wembley Point developer's agents as Tokyngton Wembley Point towers approved

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    Sometimes there is a jaw-dropping moment at Brent Planning Committee. Often it is the sheer audacity of planning officers' justifi...
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Saturday 21 October 2023

KIlburn Square campaigners: 'We are mildly relieved - and hugely frustrated'

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Despite being the largest develeopment application tabled, Kilburn Square was the last item on the Agenda at Brent Planning Committee on Wed...
Wednesday 11 October 2023

Mumbai Junction and Kilburn Square at Brent Planning Commitee next week

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 Campaigners will be sharpening their swords for next week's Planning Committee as two controversial planning applications are heard. ( ...
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