Brent planning applications

• 26/1966 Refused

  25 Acton Lane, London, NW10 8UX

  Proposed demolition of existing outbuilding and erection of two-storey building in rear garden to...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/2026 Granted

  44 Redhill Drive, Edgware, HA8 5JN

  Proposed demolition of rear conservatory, erection of part single part two storey side to rear ex...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/2051 Granted

  Land at junction of Cecil Avenue and High Road, Wembley, HA9

  Details pursuant to condition 27 (Surface Water Network Upgrades), of Full Planning Permission ap...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/2055 Refused

  27 Uxendon Crescent, Wembley, HA9 9TW

  Proposed conversion of dwellinghouse into a 9 bedroom 16 person House in Multiple Occupation (HMO...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/1963 Granted

  106 Tennyson Road, London, NW6 7SB

  Proposed enlargement of existing rear dormer, erection of dormer to rear outrigger with Juliet ba...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/1749 Granted

  58A Victoria Road, London, NW6 6QA

  Proposed erection of single storey side infill and rear extension to lower ground floor flat

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/1760 Refused

  50 Kings Road, London, NW10 2BN

  Demolition of existing single-storey garage and construction of a 3 storey (including basement) r...

  Decided 8 Oct 2026
• 26/2023 Granted

  1 Victoria Court, Wembley, HA9 6QJ

  Certificate of lawfulness for existing use as 2x separate self contained flats.

  Decided 7 Oct 2026
• 26/1780 Granted

  7 Salmon Street, London, NW9 8PP

  Proposed front porch extension, single-storey rear extension, conversion of garage into a habitab...

  Decided 7 Oct 2026
• 26/2111 Refused

  228 Church Lane, London, NW9 8SN

  Non-material amendment (external materials, front porch, fenestration, patio and loading bay) gra...

  Decided 6 Oct 2026

PlanIndex holds 11,544 decisions from Brent between 2003 and 2026, part of 12,622 applications on record. Over that period 74% of clear-cut outcomes were approvals, 7,942 granted against 2,823 refused. The busiest single year was 2021, with 3,715 applications recorded.

The trailing-year figures above track current activity. This record reaches back further, so a decision here may predate the online portal; each application still has its own page with the source link.

• 03/0116 Granted

  53 Ravensworth Road, London, NW10 5NP

  Erection of single-storey rear extension to dwelling house

  Decided 18 Feb 2003 Householder
• 03/0007 Granted

  22 Queens Walk, London, NW9 8ER

  Conversion of garage to habitable room and erection of two-storey and single storey rear extension to dwelling house

  Decided 26 Feb 2003 Householder
• 03/0293 Refused

  30B Lushington Road, London, NW10 5UU

  Installation of metal staircase to rear elevation of first-floor flat

  Decided 13 Mar 2003 Householder
• 02/3279 Granted

  BROWN EDWARDS & CO 122 Chamberlayne Road, London, NW10 3JP

  Erection of single-storey rear extension to form a 1-bedroom self-contained flat

  Decided 17 Apr 2003 Full applications
• 04/0401 Granted

  Guinness Sports & Social Club, Twyford Abbey Road, London, NW10 7ES

  Demolition of Guinness Sports and Social Club building and 2 squash courts and redevelopment of land to West of Abbeyfields Close and to rear (South) of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place to provide a total of 192 residential units (80 affordable) and community facility, doctors' surgery and childcare facility. On Area 1 to rear of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place, the provision of 42 affordable residential units within 5 buildings consisting of the erection of a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 1 three-bedroom house, 1 four-bedroom house, 2 three-bedroom maisonettes, 2 four-bedroom maisonettes and 4 one-bedroom flats (Block 1), a two-storey terrace of 3 four-bedroom houses and 2 three-bedroom houses (Block 2) a three-storey terrace of 1 five-bedroom house, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 3) a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 4 three-bedroom houses, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 4) and a four-storey terrace of 5 three-bedroom maisonettes and 5 one-bedroom flats (Block 5) with access through Abbeyfields Close and associated landscaping, cycle parking and 28 car-parking spaces. On Area 2 to West of Abbeyfields Close, the erection of a three-storey block containing 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats, erection of a four-storey block containing 8 three-bedroom maisonettes, 4 three-bedroom flats and 4 two-bedroom flats ( Block A), four-storey building containing bin/refuse storage and 5 one-bedroom flats and 11 two-bedroom flats (Block B), three-storey building containing doctors' surgery on ground floor and community facility on upper floors, an eight-storey building with childcare facility on ground floor and 6 one-bedroom flats, 24 two-bedroom flats and two 3-bedroom flats (Block C), a five-storey block containing 12 one-bedroom flats, 4 two-bedroom flats and 6 three-bedroom flats (Block D) and five-storey block with undercroft parking for 51 cars with access off Twyford Abbey Road and 24 one-bedroom flats, 33 two-bedroom flats and 1 three-bedroom flat on the upper floors (Block E). Provision of 103 underground car-parking spaces and cycle storage areas for the residential development at the Western end of the site with access from Twyford Abbey Road, 18 surface car-parking spaces towards Eastern end of site with access off Twyford Abbey Road, 10 car-parking spaces and service area with access off Twyford Abbey Road for the doctors' surgery and community building, pedestrian accesses off the bus-only link and Lakeside Drive and landscaping, including the retention of some trees.

  Decided 24 Dec 2004 Full applications
• 05/0570 Granted

  13 Cornwall Gardens, London, NW10 2QX

  Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of property as 6 self-contained studio units as accompanied by Statutory Declaration letter from Maureen Sheehan (Clifton Management Letting Agents), dated 22 February 2005. Letter from Tony Covey (The Drawing Room), dated 25 February 2005 Letter from London Energy, dated 22 February 2005, confirming six separate meters (one to each flat) activated on 10 July 1998. Handwritten estimate for electrical works required at the time of conversion to studio flats, dated 2 March 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr S. Page (Studio Five) for a period of six months from 10 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr M. Wilson and Mr M. Blakey (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 15 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr I.H. Duncan and Ms K. Parker (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 17 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms A. Facin (Studio One) for a period of six months from 28 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms K. Peranen (Studio Six) for a period of six months from 31 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Margerison (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 29 August 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Fraser (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 13 March 1999. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Fraser (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 13 September 1999. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr & Mrs M.Y. Scott (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 7 April 2000. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms K. Sae-iap (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 21 September 2000. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms C. Tan (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 4 May 2001. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr F. Motzkus (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 29 July 2002. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms R. Stanway (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 9 February 2003. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Miss V. Storie (Studio One) for a period of six months from 19 October 2003. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Miss G. Jelen (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 17 April 2004. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr H. Aleixo (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 5 November 2004.

  Decided 17 Apr 2005 Lawful development
• 06/2231 Granted

  Guinness Sports & Social Club, Twyford Abbey Road, London, NW10 7ES

  Details pursuant to condition 27 (sound and vibration attenuation measures within community centre), as accompanied by Noise Impact Assessment report by Acoustic Design Consultants dated 14 July 2006, of planning permission reference 04/0401, dated 24 December 2004, for demolition of Guinness Sports and Social Club building and 2 squash courts and redevelopment of land to West of Abbeyfields Close and to rear (South) of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place to provide a total of 192 residential units (80 affordable) and community facility, doctors' surgery and childcare facility. On Area 1 to rear of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place, the provision of 42 affordable residential units within 5 buildings consisting of the erection of a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 1 three-bedroom house, 1 four-bedroom house, 2 three-bedroom maisonettes, 2 four-bedroom maisonettes and 4 one-bedroom flats (Block 1), a two-storey terrace of 3 four-bedroom houses and 2 three-bedroom houses (Block 2) a three-storey terrace of 1 five-bedroom house, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 3) a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 4 three-bedroom houses, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 4) and a four-storey terrace of 5 three-bedroom maisonettes and 5 one-bedroom flats (Block 5) with access through Abbeyfields Close and associated landscaping, cycle parking and 28 car-parking spaces. On Area 2 to West of Abbeyfields Close, the erection of a three-storey block containing 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats, erection of a four-storey block containing 8 three-bedroom maisonettes, 4 three-bedroom flats and 4 two-bedroom flats ( Block A), four-storey building containing bin/refuse storage and 5 one-bedroom flats and 11 two-bedroom flats (Block B), three-storey building containing doctors' surgery on ground floor and community facility on upper floors, an eight-storey building with childcare facility on ground floor and 6 one-bedroom flats, 24 two-bedroom flats and two 3-bedroom flats (Block C), a five-storey block containing 12 one-bedroom flats, 4 two-bedroom flats and 6 three-bedroom flats (Block D) and five-storey block with undercroft parking for 51 cars with access off Twyford Abbey Road and 24 one-bedroom flats, 33 two-bedroom flats and 1 three-bedroom flat on the upper floors (Block E). Provision of 103 underground car-parking spaces and cycle storage areas for the residential development at the Western end of the site with access from Twyford Abbey Road, 18 surface car-parking spaces towards Eastern end of site with access off Twyford Abbey Road, 10 car-parking spaces and service area with access off Twyford Abbey Road for the doctors' surgery and community building, pedestrian accesses off the bus-only link and Lakeside Drive and landscaping, including the retention of some trees.

  Decided 6 Nov 2006 Conditions
• 08/2842 Granted

  Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR

  New school academy (6 forms of entry secondary school, 2 forms of entry primary school & nursery) comprising 2-, 3- and 4-storey main school building, 2-storey sports/drama hall with changing facilities, 3 hard play areas, all-weather, floodlit sports pitch, smaller floodlit sports pitch, outdoor play areas, soft play/natural habitat landscaped area, 45 staff-parking spaces, 3 disabled-parking spaces, 102 cycle-parking spaces and associated landscaping with access from Forty Avenue and Bridge Road, HA9 (as accompanied by: Revised Design and Access Statement dated February 2009; Untitled 3D visualisation drawings received 28 January 2009; Revised Transport Assessment by TPC dated March 2009; Statement of Community involvement in the process of establishing Ark Academy; Flood Risk Assessment Revision A by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Calculations confirming the proposed academy will discharge less than half the foul plus surface water drainage into the existing sewer system, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Additional calculations, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Flood Risk Assessment calculation sent by Smith Construction dated 24 March 2009; Energy Statement by Faber Maunsell dated 15 October 2008; Faber Maunsell letter dated 6 February 2009; Faber Maunsell Technical Note dated February 2009; Faber Maunsell document - Issue 2 - October 2008; Faber Maunsell Heat Loss and Overheating Analysis - January 2009; Desk Study and Preliminary Ground Investigation by Soil Consultants dated 14 January 2008; Draft Landscape Management Plan for Wembley Academy Natural Habitat Area along Forty Avenue Site Boundary, by Form Associates dated October 2008; Phase 1 Habitat Survey and Protected Species Assessment, by ecology consultancy dated January 2008; Tree Survey and Arboricultural Report by Challice Consulting Ltd dated 21 July 2008; Willmott Dixon Sport England Response issued 5 February 2009; 'Paper 1' - Educational need for a new secondary school with 2 form entry feeder primary; 'Paper 2' - Site selection for a new school; 'Paper 3' - Open Space Assessment; Ark Academy Access Statement by Jane Simpson Access; Ark Academy Design Challenger/ Advisor Comments dated 23.02.09; Wilmott Dixon response to GLA Stage 1 comments dated 28 January 2009; Wilmott Dixon response to Sport England comments dated 5 February 2009; Council's Screening Opinion and checklist dated 5 June 2008; Report to Executive 'School Places - follow up review of sites and pupil number forecasts - 15 January 2007'; Report to Scrutiny Committee 'Primary and Secondary Places Update' - 26 November 2008; Report to Executive 'A Strategy for the Development of Primary and Secondary Schools - Options for Delivering Additional School Places' - 13 November 2006; Approved Admissions Arrangements for Ark Academy (Primary - 2009/10 school year))

  Decided 4 Jun 2009 Other
• 09/1360 Granted

  Ark Academy, Forty Avenue, Wembley, HA9 9JR

  Details pursuant to Condition 5 (Tree Protection), Condition 7 (Breeding Bird Survey), Condition 9 (Tree Survey Details), and Condition 10 (Wheel Wash Facilities) of Deemed (Reg4 Council's Other Development) Reference No. 08/2842 dated 04/06/2009, for New school academy (6 forms of entry secondary school, 2 forms of entry primary school & nursery) comprising 2-, 3- and 4-storey main school building, 2-storey sports/drama hall with changing facilities, 3 hard play areas, all-weather, floodlit sports pitch, smaller floodlit sports pitch, outdoor play areas, soft play/natural habitat landscaped area, 45 staff-parking spaces, 3 disabled-parking spaces, 102 cycle-parking spaces and associated landscaping with access from Forty Avenue and Bridge Road, HA9 (as accompanied by: Revised Design and Access Statement dated February 2009; Untitled 3D visualisation drawings received 28 January 2009; Revised Transport Assessment by TPC dated March 2009; Statement of Community involvement in the process of establishing Ark Academy; Flood Risk Assessment Revision A by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Calculations confirming the proposed academy will discharge less than half the foul plus surface water drainage into the existing sewer system, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Additional calculations, by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners; Flood Risk Assessment calculation sent by Smith Construction dated 24 March 2009; Energy Statement by Faber Maunsell dated 15 October 2008; Faber Maunsell letter dated 6 February 2009; Faber Maunsell Technical Note dated February 2009; Faber Maunsell document - Issue 2 - October 2008; Faber Maunsell Heat Loss and Overheating Analysis - January 2009; Desk Study and Preliminary Ground Investigation by Soil Consultants dated 14 January 2008; Draft Landscape Management Plan for Wembley Academy Natural Habitat Area along Forty Avenue Site Boundary, by Form Associates dated October 2008; Phase 1 Habitat Survey and Protected Species Assessment, by ecology consultancy dated January 2008; Tree Survey and Arboricultural Report by Challice Consulting Ltd dated 21 July 2008; Willmott Dixon Sport England Response issued 5 February 2009; 'Paper 1' - Educational need for a new secondary school with 2 form entry feeder primary; 'Paper 2' - Site selection for a new school; 'Paper 3' - Open Space Assessment; Ark Academy Access Statement by Jane Simpson Access; Ark Academy Design Challenger/ Advisor Comments dated 23.02.09; Wilmott Dixon response to GLA Stage 1 comments dated 28 January 2009; Wilmott Dixon response to Sport England comments dated 5 February 2009; Council's Screening Opinion and checklist dated 5 June 2008; Report to Executive 'School Places - follow up review of sites and pupil number forecasts - 15 January 2007'; Report to Scrutiny Committee 'Primary and Secondary Places Update' - 26 November 2008; Report to Executive 'A Strategy for the Development of Primary and Secondary Schools - Options for Delivering Additional School Places' - 13 November 2006; Approved Admissions Arrangements for Ark Academy (Primary - 2009/10 school year))

  Decided 10 Jun 2009 Conditions
• 09/1639 Granted

  6 Central Way, London, NW10 7XN

  Details pursuant to Condition No. 4 (further provision of a footway and landscaping scheme for the strip of land between the site and the Central Middlesex Hospital birthing unit) and part Condition No. 5 (details of the proposed hard landscape materials (including paving, edging, boundary treatment and street furniture), all soft landscaping works (including plant, species, size, density, number and location) and management plan for all planting) of Full Planning Permission reference No. 08/3012 dated 6th May 2009, for Erection of a one-, four- and five-storey block and a two-, four-, five-, eight- and nine-storey block, to provide 145 key-worker residential units comprising 87 key-worker rental flats and 58 shared-ownership units in a mix of 66 one-bedroom, 64 two-bedroom and 15 three-bedroom flats, a meeting room of 40m², with 40 basement car-parking spaces and 33 ground-level car-parking spaces, associated landscaping and bin stores (as accompanied by Design and Access Statement November 2008, Planning Statement for Key Worker Housing at Central Middlesex Hospital November 2008, Framework Travel Plan dated 23/01/2009, Transport Response To Greater London Authority dated 29/01/2009, Transport Assessment dated 31/10/2009, Addendum To Transport Assessment And Travel Plan dated 13 January 2009, Flood Risk Assessment ref: K/08/0506 dated September 2008, Landscape Strategy, Statement of Community Involvement dated October 2008, Environmental Noise Impact Assessment -Acoustic Consultancy Report 1437/ENIA, Addendum to Report 1437/ENIA dated 21 January 2009, Arboricultural Report and Tree Protection Measures (October 2008), Energy Strategy ref: K080535 dated October 2008, Air Quality Assessment, Appendix 2 - Construction Training Intitative (CTI), Connection to Central Middlesex Hospital, Biomass Boiler Selection, Utilities Report, Central Middlesex Hospital Site - Nursery Provider Report and Application Drawings 09/01/2009) subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 06/05/2009 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)

  Decided 19 Aug 2009 Conditions

1. Within 8 weeks the statutory target for most applications 1,368 51%
2. 8 to 13 weeks the target band for major development 959 36%
3. Over 13 weeks often extended by agreement 357 13%

1. KDB Building Designs Ltd 85% granted overall 163
2. Studio 136 Architects Ltd 79% granted overall 134
3. Sterling Town Planning 78% granted overall 129
4. London Interiors 76% granted overall 124
5. QPAD 89% granted overall 107
6. Saloria Architects 62% granted overall 96
7. Avison Young Limited 94% granted overall 93
8. Construct 360 Ltd T/A DontMoveExtend.com 81% granted overall 87

• Alperton 488
• Barnhill 560
• Brondesbury Park 658
• Cricklewood & Mapesbury 288
• Dollis Hill 592
• Dudden Hill - WARD NO LONGER EXISTS 354
• Fryent - WARD NO LONGER EXISTS 302
• Harlesden - WARD NO LONGER EXISTS 195
• Harlesden & Kensal Green 359
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• Kenton 674
• Kilburn 568
• Kingsbury 157
• Mapesbury - WARD NO LONGER EXISTS 279
• Northwick Park 580
• Preston 483
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• Stonebridge 326
• Sudbury 395
• Tokyngton 592
• Welsh Harp 578
• Wembley Central 572
• Wembley Hill 242
• Wembley Park 164
• Willesden Green 527

• NW10 2,776
• HA9 1,838
• HA0 1,589
• NW2 1,553
• NW6 1,252
• NW9 1,238
• HA3 701
• HA1 174
• HA8 172
• HA7 20
• W10 19
• W9 4
• W3 1

• 2026 2,667
• 2025 1,337
• 2024 1,565
• 2023 166
• 2022 284
• 2021 3,715
• 2020 2,506
• 2019 161
• 2018 14
• 2017 5
• 2016 72
• 2015 73
• 2014 4
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• 2004 2
• 2003 4