Barnet Council Approves Outline 'Edgware Towers' Development Despite Strong Opposition

Barnet Council approves outline 'Edgware Towers' development despite strong opposition

Barnet Council has approved outline planning permission for a major redevelopment of Edgware town centre, giving the green light to a controversial scheme that includes 25 tower blocks, a new bus garage, and over 3,000 homes. The application was submitted by developers Ballymore (Edgware), a joint venture between the Ballymore Group and Transport for London’s property arm, Places for London. It covers the Broadwalk Shopping Centre and surroundin…

Ballymore and Places for London’s 3,300-home Edgware scheme ...

Howells-designed scheme approved yesterday evening after overcoming significant local backlash

Strategic Planning Committee resolves to approve outline planning application for Edgware town centre

Strategic Planning Committee resolves to approve outline planning application for Edgware town centre rupalrawal 24 Jul 2025 8:03am Published: 24th July 2025 Image has been supplied by the developer Ballymore (Edgware) for illustrative purposes only. The Strategic Planning Committee has resolved to approve the outline planning application for the redevelopment of Edgware town centre submitted by developers Ballymore (Edgware) – a joint ventur…

Edgware town centre redevelopment approved following tense planning meeting

A major redevelopment of Edgware town centre has taken a step forward after an at times fractious Barnet Council meeting approved the outline planning application. Source: Planning application The development at Edgware is a joint venture between the developer Ballymore and Transport for London’s (TfL) property company, Places for London. Ballymore acquired Edgware town centre’s 1990s shopping centre in 2020, and in 2022, signed an agreement wit…