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The proposed regeneration site is located in Pilgrims Hatch and lies on the land in the centre of the Harewood Road, Carisbrook Road and Iver Road junctions. Immediately to the north of the site and on Harewood Road there are single-storey bungalows. …

Early engagement The prospect of regeneration can be unsettling for those directly impacted. It was vital to engage early with residents who live in these homes, to limit any fears or anxiety. A dedicated residents’ support team was set up in February …

Our consultation has now closed, and our planning application was submitted to Brentwood Council in September 2022. On 22 December 2022, our planning application was unanimously approved and granted planning permission by the Council’s Planning Committee. …

Our proposals seek to regenerate the site by demolishing the current homes within the development area to provide much needed new homes which are zero carbon ‘in use’ and 100% affordable. There will be private and communal outside space, resident parking …

If you have a complaint about dog barking, fouling or straying, please contact Environmental Health. Report dog fouling, barking or straying Please provide as much information as possible to help the Dog Warden carry out his investigation: address from …

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Results We held a ballot on a proposal to develop the Brentwood Connected Business Improvement District (BID). We conducted the ballot by post, and the deadline to return votes was Thursday 29 June 2023 at 5pm. Businesses in Brentwood, Shenfield and …

Councillor Barry Aspinell - Brentwood Borough Council's chair of Green and Clean Committee and Council Leader Brentwood Borough Council has added its voice to the growing number of local authorities who have responded to the global climate crisis by …

Can in a Van Brentwood Borough Council’s Can in the Van initiative returns outside Sainsbury’s in William Hunter Way on  Friday June 9 from 9:30am-2pm . Can in the Van is an initiative that encourages people to donate food and household items which are …

Over £48,000 has been awarded to organisations to deliver initiatives that support the development of arts, culture, heritage and sport. The funding has been allocated from the borough’s share of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) in a bid to level up …