Old Oak

Old Oak is part of the wider Old Oak and Park Royal Opportunity Area, one of the UK’s most important and exciting regeneration projects.

With the arrival of HS2 and the Elizabeth line at the new Old Oak Common station within the next decade, the area will benefit from unrivalled connectivity to central London and other major UK cities. This brings an exciting opportunity to deliver Old Oak, a new urban district building on the area’s character, with affordable homes, jobs, local facilities, green and open spaces.

With the help of the local community, OPDC is now developing the emerging principles for how Old Oak should take shape. These principles will also help inform new planning guidance for Old Oak. This is following the adoption of OPDC’s Local Plan in June 2022.

Where is Old Oak?

Old Oak is made up of land surrounding the proposed Old Oak Common Station, Willesden Junction and North Acton. The regeneration will focus on key former industrial brownfield sites, most of which are in public-sector ownership.

The majority of the Old Oak area is within the borough of Ealing and therefore benefits from a clear vision and set of priorities set out in Ealing’s Council Plan, which provides a framework to help guide the future investment and redevelopment of this part of the borough. The council has also recently published its Acton Vision and Framework that will help inform the Old Oak, so neighbouring communities in Acton and beyond can enjoy the benefits of this opportunity.

Old Oak - Community Engagement Summary Report:

The Old Oak Community Engagement Summary report is a culmination of all the feedback we have received through our community engagement activities.

You can read a copy of the report in the link on the right.

Thank you to everyone who who took the time to provide thoughts and suggestions for how the future of Old Oak should be developed - your input has been invaluable.

Old Oak Supplementary Planning Document - public consultation

Over the summer of 2023, the OPDC team were busy reviewing all the comments and used these to shape the draft Old Oak Supplementary Planning Document (SPD). The Old Oak SPD was consulted on between 16th October and 27th November midnight. For more information see this page.

Let’s keep in touch

If you have any questions or want to speak to the Community Engagement Team, please do not hesitate to get in touch. If you would like to speak to the Community Engagement Team in person, you can also visit us every second Tuesday of the month from 1pm–5pm at The Lab, Oaklands Community Centre, Oaklands Rise, NW10 6FJ.