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Consultation closed at midnight 19 January 2026. Thank you to everyone who provided a response. For next steps, please see the Programme and Next Steps section on this page.
Background
In December 2025, the Harlesden Neighbourhood Forum submitted an application for their redesignation as a Neighbourhood Forum to the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) and the London Borough of Brent.
The Forum is required to do this every five years by legislation. They have to submit to both organisations as their Neighbourhood Area includes areas where OPDC and Brent are Local Planning Authorities. Both OPDC and Brent Council are consulting on the redesignation. The Harlesden Neighbourhood Plan and Area are not proposed to be amended.
Where can I see the application material?
You can view the consultation material on this page under consultation documents.
When did the consultation taking place?
The consultation period ran for eight weeks from 24 November 2025 to midnight on 19 January 2026.
Consultation closed at midnight 19 January 2026. Thank you to everyone who provided a response. For next steps, please see the Programme and Next Steps section on this page.
Background
In December 2025, the Harlesden Neighbourhood Forum submitted an application for their redesignation as a Neighbourhood Forum to the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) and the London Borough of Brent.
The Forum is required to do this every five years by legislation. They have to submit to both organisations as their Neighbourhood Area includes areas where OPDC and Brent are Local Planning Authorities. Both OPDC and Brent Council are consulting on the redesignation. The Harlesden Neighbourhood Plan and Area are not proposed to be amended.
Where can I see the application material?
You can view the consultation material on this page under consultation documents.
When did the consultation taking place?
The consultation period ran for eight weeks from 24 November 2025 to midnight on 19 January 2026.
