Brent Cross Town - Have Your Say: Plot 24A, 24B and Neighbourhood Square North

We asked

As part of our engagement on proposals for new homes and public spaces at Plot 24A, 24B and Neighbourhood Square North at Brent Cross Town, we held a public consultation between 21 May and 3 June 2025. This included an in-person event at the Brent Cross Town Pavilion and an online consultation with information boards and a feedback form.

We received nine responses in total and had 94 visits to the consultation website.

We asked for your thoughts on proposals for:

Plot 24A, which will deliver 80 new affordable homes
Plot 24B, which will deliver 170 homes for sale with ground floor retail
Neighbourhood Square North and the Plot 22–24 Courtyard, which will provide new public spaces designed for social interaction, relaxation and play

You said

The feedback received was generally positive, with a number of key themes emerging:

78% of respondents supported the principle of new homes at Plot 24; there was strong support for affordable and family-sized housing, with calls to prioritise these as the designs progress
78% also rated the proposed building design positively
Respondents highlighted the importance of green space, play areas and sustainable design; and supported the courtyard which could provide this
The inclusion of independent shops, cafés and local services at ground floor level was welcomed
Neighbourhood Square North was seen as a valuable future space for social gathering, relaxation and community activity, with particular interest in trees, seating, pedestrian access, and public art
Suggestions were most frequently made to ensure sufficient parking is accessible for residents, and ensuring that the design reflects the local character and is well integrated with existing infrastructure.

We did

All feedback provided during the consultation has been carefully analysed. Members of the project team have reviewed all of the feedback received and a number of the comments have been responded to in the technical documents which will be submitted as part of the planning application in due course.