About
the project
Outline planning consent was achieved in 2004, providing a masterplan for the regeneration of the whole of Grahame Park. Since then, a number of phases have been successfully delivered by Notting Hill Genesis, in partnership with Barnet Council. Under previous plans, construction on the north eastern part of the estate would not commence until 2030 at the earliest.
To bring this work forward, Barnet Homes will be delivering regeneration to the north eastern part of the estate. Barnet Council’s cabinet approve the selection of Lovell Partnerships as the Joint Venture partner for the regeneration scheme.
Barnet Homes and Lovell Partnerships are now continuing their programme of engagement on proposals for the regeneration of Grahame Park North East Phase 1, following earlier consultation events held in March and July 2025. Our aim is to undertake extensive, transparent and meaningful engagement with residents.
An outline planning application for Phase One of the regeneration has been approved, which provides consent for the principle of the regeneration for Phase 1. The project team is now working on the detailed design of the scheme. Residents are being invited to share their views ahead of a further planning application, which is expected to be submitted to Barnet Council by Summer 2026.
A public consultation event is being held on Thursday 5th March 2026 from 5.00pm – 8.00pm at Saracens High School, Corner Mead, NW9 4AS. This event will provide an opportunity for residents to see the latest proposals, speak directly with the project team, and ask questions about how the plans are evolving.
Blocks included
The Barnet Homes scheme will focus first on Phase 1 which includes the following blocks:
Slatter
Sopwith
Spitfire
Spooner
Tait
Tedder
Whittle
Whittaker
Wheeler
Wilshire
Residents who will need to move ahead of demolition have been contacted by our Regeneration housing team. All secure tenants and non-secure tenants with a tenancy of over 5 years will be able to move back to a new home once completed.
