The Cricklewood Town Team (CTT), a group of volunteers representing the local community
who work to improve the area for residents and business, has been awarded a National Lottery
Heritage Fund grant of £78,000 to celebrate the life and achievements of three Brent Women of
Renown who overcame adversity and prejudice to change the world for the better.
A feature paving stone has been installed in the new pedestrian piazza in Oaklands Road to celebrate Cricklewood’s heritage in film production. Cricklewood was the heart of film making between 1920 – 1938 and the home of Stoll Studios. Sir Oswald Stoll had bought a disused aeroplane factory on Temple Road and transformed into what […]
On Saturday, 4 June 2022 Cricklewood Town Centre hosted the Royally Cricklewood festival. This vibrant event was awarded a grant from the Arts Council’s Let’s Create Jubilee Fund, ensuring that creativity played an important role in local community celebrations for Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The event was opened with the National Anthem, […]
Cricklewood Town Team kicks off the festive season on the Oaklands Road pedestrianised area with a bespoke art installation, Light Play mounted on the wall of Pedro’s Cafe, which synchronises light with vibrant music tracks. These lights follow the pattern of the painted mural on the wall accompanied by an upbeat mix of lively sound. The artwork […]
Cricklewood Town Team are pleased to see the Vaccine bus on the Oaklands Road Piazza enabling local Cricklewooders to access the vaccine. Osita Udenson, the inspiration for the pedestrianisation as a member of the TownTeam, is one of those availing herself of the NHS service to the community. The bus will return there regularly.
CTT outraged at the Montreaux proposal. The updated Urban Design study only serves to exacerbate and highlight the concerns raised in our initial objection dated the 9th September 2020 [Read more]
Congratulations: The Town Team are pleased to congratulate Anne Clarke and Krupesh Hirani as new London Assembly Members for Barnet & Camden and Brent & Harrow respectively. As hard working local Councillors for their Wards we will look forward to their support and continued involvement in the future of Cricklewood.
Over the last 12 months we have been monitoring – by means of real time air pollution sensing – any improvement in localised air quality as a result of pedestrianisation of the end of Oaklands Road in Brent, London, where it meets Cricklewood Broadway. Click on the link to see the results
CTT remains committed to making Cricklewood a vibrant and pleasant place to live but consider that the proposed development will not achieve this goal. In summary, we object to this proposed development plan because it would make Cricklewood into a high-rise annex of the Brent Cross Regeneration and deprive Cricklewood of its identity as a […]
Welcome to Cricklewood A significant boost to Cricklewood in these difficult times is the unveiling of a sign painted on the railway bridge outside the station to offer a welcoming entrance to the town announcing Cricklewood as a place in its own right. This is the second project delivered by NorthWestTWO Residents’ Association thanks to […]
