Welcome
This website for the West Hendon regeneration is here to provide you with up to date information about the scheme for people whose homes will be directly affected.
If you have any comments or would like to speak to a member of the West Hendon regeneration team, please go to the contact page where you will find details of how to get in touch.
Background
West Hendon Estate Regeneration is a partnership project between Metropolitan Housing Trust, Barratt Homes and London Borough of Barnet.
The regeneration project will provide up to 2171 new homes including homes for affordable rent, equity share/ low cost home ownership for people on modest incomes and homes for sale. We believe that new homes should be available for a mix of tenures and that communities are more sustainable when housing is provided that meets a range of income needs catering for all life stages.
The Initial Phase of the regeneration started in the autumn of 2010. It will deliver 194 homes, of which 43 will be for affordable rent. Please go to the Initial Phase page for full details on what is being built, how it is being built and how it will affect you.
Regenerating the West Hendon Estate will enable us, with your input, to build a new place for you to be proud of. It will provide new homes and facilities that will encourage improvement in the wider West Hendon area.
The Partners
The Metropolitan Housing Trust is a charitable housing association that provides good quality homes and support for tenants by building or improving homes at affordable rents. It is a not for profit organisation regulated by the Homes and Communities Agency, and is dedicated to supporting residents and building strong communities. See MHP website.
Barratt Homes is one of Britain’s leading house builders and a leader in building new affordable housing. See Barratt Homes website.
The London Borough of Barnet has a diverse, well educated and growing population. The borough offers its residents and visitors attractive locations, high quality residential areas and a range of cultural and commercial facilities. See London Borough of Barnet website .