South Kilburn project
South Kilburn project 2009 update
In April 2005 we, along with South Kilburn New Deal for Communities (now South Kilburn Partnership) produced a Supplementary Planning Document which sought to regenerate South Kilburn, transforming the area from a housing estate into a sustainable urban area.
The business case for the South Kilburn Regeneration Project was based on the consortium running the whole redevelopment from start to finish.
The downturn in the housing market and reduction in government grants has led to us to look at new ways to complete this project.
A new approach to regeneration in South Kilburn
We are now looking at how individual sites could come forward for redevelopment in a number of key phases. The key objective is to take advantage of funding in the short term from a number of different sources.
Along with South Kilburn Partnership (formerly South Kilburn New Deal for Communities) we are in the process of producing a new South Kilburn Masterplan to try to attract funding for redevelopment.
The masterplan's focus is on delivery, with phases 1a and 1b commencing from 2010-2012, and 2012-2014 respectively. Until the new asterplan is adopted, the previous 2005 Masterplan is still adopted as policy guidance.
South Kilburn Masterplan - The key changes
The key changes are:
- a larger park
- a new school
- lower building heights
- no redevelopment of Stuart Road, Stafford Close and Hampton Close
- fewer houses to be redeveloped.
Key documents
- View the general changes to the regeneration project (.pdf, 1543Kb)
- Map of the general changes (.pdf, 2294Kb)
- Details of the site specific changes (.pdf, 1303Kb)
- View the changes taking place within the next 12 months (.pdf, 836Kb)
Questionnaire
We are looking for your views on the changes to the South Kilburn Masterplan.
Download a questionnaire (.pdf, 187Kb), print it out and send it completed to: Planning Policy and Regeneration Team, The Planning Service, 4th Floor, Brent House,349 - 357 High Road, Wembley, HA9 6BZ.
The responses will be reviewed independently by First Call, an independent residents' consultation group.