The South Kilburn Regeneration Programme is designed to deliver wider social, economic and environmental benefits for the community, alongside the delivery of new homes and infrastructure.
Listening to local priorities
To ensure regeneration reflects what matters most to residents, the Council has commissioned independent research to build a clear picture of local needs, existing community assets and the opportunities that regeneration can help unlock. This evidence provides a strong foundation for future plans and helps ensure that activity remains genuinely place-based.
Key reports
Mapping of social and community infrastructure and evidence of need in South Kilburn (Paul Bragman, 2024) - This report brings together local data and stakeholder insight to show what community facilities, services and support already exist in South Kilburn, and where there may be gaps.
South Kilburn social value evidence base (HACT, 2025) - This report looks at demographic, health, economic and wellbeing indicators to build a baseline for future social value commitments. This helps the programme focus on outcomes that will make a real difference to residents’ lives.
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Next steps
Together, these reports will guide the development of social value priorities for the next phases of the South Kilburn regeneration programme. Key areas of opportunity include:
- skills and employment
- community participation and local engagement
- health and wellbeing
- access to local facilities and green spaces.
As South Kilburn continues to evolve, residents will have opportunities to get involved in activities and initiatives that support a healthier, more connected and more inclusive neighbourhood.