Construction management plans submitted for approved demolition and flats scheme, Wembley Park

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Summary

The existing Crescent House building has already been approved for demolition. A new block of flats will be built in its place, with shops or community space on the ground floor. This application covers how the building work will be managed — not whether it goes ahead.

The site sits on Wembley Park Drive, about a 3-minute walk from Wembley Park Station. Michaela Community School is a few minutes' walk to the south. Ark Academy schools and two care homes are also nearby.

The construction documents set the rules for lorry routes, working hours, and protection of the Wealdstone Brook during the build. These details matter because of the schools and care homes close by.

What the council wrote

Details pursuant to Condition 13 (Construction Logistics Plan), Condition 14 (Construction Method Statement) and Condition 15 (Construction Ecological Management Plan) of Full Planning Permission reference 24/1841 dated 18/12/2025 for Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment of the site with a residential-led (Use Class C3) building with flexible commercial/community floorspace (Use Class E/F) at ground level; new basement excavation; cycle stores and blue badge parking; refuse stores and plant rooms/equipment; hard and soft landscaping including part-naturalisation of the Wealdstone Brook; new play space; and all associated engineering and ancillary works and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 18 December 2025 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, as amended.

What you can do

You can tell the council what you think about this plan. Search for 26/1702 on Brent Council's planning website. The most useful comments are about lorry routes, working hours, noise, and protecting wildlife.