Master Brewer

Benefits and next steps

The proposals would transform a long-derelict brownfield site into a new neighbourhood, delivering new public spaces, better connections, commercial space and employment opportunities.

Illustration of new homes overlooking the proposed public park — Illustrative view of the new public park

Public benefits

What the proposals would deliver

Improved connectivity

A new pedestrian route, public stairway and road crossing would provide a more direct connection to Hillingdon Station.

New jobs

New commercial premises would create opportunities for new jobs within the neighbourhood.

Commercial space

Approximately 700 square metres of new commercial space would be provided as part of the development.

New public park

A substantial new park would form the green heart of the neighbourhood and would be available for public use.

Extensive landscape improvements

New planting and improvements to public open spaces would increase urban greening and contribute towards biodiversity net gain.

Improved wayfinding

Completing the street frontage at Hillingdon Circus and introducing clearer routes and signage would make the area easier to navigate.

Project programme

What happens next?

The anticipated programme is shown below. Timings may change as the proposals progress through the planning process.

Autumn 2026

Planning submission

A planning application will be prepared and submitted to Hillingdon Council.

Mid 2027

Planning committee

Hillingdon Council will consider the application and determine whether planning permission should be granted.

Approximately January 2028

Start work on site

Building work would begin once the scheme has received planning permission and the necessary approvals.

Approximately January 2032

Phased handover of homes

Residents would begin moving into their new homes in phases.