Quintain Stage 1
Location
42 acres (17 hectares) of land surrounding Wembley Stadium.
Details
On 3 June 2004 Brent's Planning Committee granted planning permission to Quintain over their Stage 1 proposals.
The outline application (reference number 03/3200) got the go ahead from the Mayor of London and the Government Office for London.
In addition, a section 106 legal agreement was signed on 29 September 2004 securing £21.6m worth of local benefits.
Contacts
If you have any queries about this work programme visit the Quintain Wembley City website or contact their contruction helpline 0800 085 1180.
Progress up to June 2009
The Bingo Hall, Phoenix Studio, Exhibition Halls and the Conference Centre were all demolished.
Work has finished on Wembley Arena's £36m refurbishment programme. The refurbished Arena (area W02) hosted its first concert on April 2006.
The former Phoenix Studio was demolished to create a large new public space, Arena Square, where the main entrance of the Arena now faces.
A detailed planning application for the first homes to be built on the former Bingo Hall (area W01) was approved by Brent's Planning Committee on 11 January 2006.
Construction works were completed in September 2008.
The north western part of the Stadium Piazza and the steps (known as the Spanish Steps) have been contructed between the Stadium and Arena Square.
Brent Planning Committee on 28 March approved reserved matters applications for plots W03 and W04 (former Conference Centre site). W04 is expected to be completed in Spring 2010.
The reserved matters application for plot W05 was approved on 16 August 2008. The plot proposes the building of a 4 star Hilton Hotel with 656 rooms together with retail, food and drink facilities, parking and cycle-parking facilities and five affordable residential units.
The latest approval covers the development of plot W07 with plans for a 10 screen cinema, shops and residential properties, with an openspace, car and cycle parking on the land bounded by Stadium Way, Royal Route and new Wembley Park Boulevard (site of the former Exhibition Halls).
The "circuit" of the proposed new designer outlet is also proposed on the lower levels of the north and west sides of plot W07, with corresponding parts featured on lower levels of the south east corner of plots W04 and the southern facade of plot W05.
The alterations to York House and the proposed street between W07 and York House have also been approved.