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Acton and Park Royal launches as new Creative Enterprise Zone at London Design Festival

24 Sep 2022

On Friday 23rd September, hundreds of artists, creatives and makers gathered to launch OPDC and Ealing Council’s new Creative Enterprise Zone.

OPDC welcomes £250m funding to bring thousands of homes and jobs

10 Sep 2022

£250m investment announced today will be used to assemble land, design and build vital roads and utilities infrastructure.

Join OPDC's community review group and help shape West London

08 Aug 2022

OPDC is recruiting new members to join its Community Review Group.

Mayor expands Creative Enterprise Zones across the capital

28 Jun 2022

£800,000 is to be invested in nine zones across the capital to support jobs, training and create affordable studio space

Mayor's plan for Old Oak Park Royal opportunity area gets green light

23 Jun 2022

Today OPDC has adopted its Local Plan, a planning policy framework that paves the way for 25,500 new and affordable homes and 56,000 new jobs.
An illustration of proposed improvements to Willesden Junction Station - featuring a wide station approach with bus stops either side and a person cycling

Improvements to Willesden Junction Station and Grand Union Canal Start

26 Mar 2022

Construction starts today on the first two in a series of the OPDC local improvement projects to make the spaces and places in Old Oak more welcoming, accessible and enjoyable for the community.

West London church, community nursery and foodbank evicted

25 Mar 2022

The Pentecostal City Mission Church, long time occupier of 2 Scrubs Lane, Willesden, has been evicted by developers, Fruition Properties.
Pink background with images of people from the 1960s or 70s and to the right a sign saying 'North Acton'

Have your say on improvements to the streets and spaces in North Acton

18 Mar 2022

OPDC and Ealing Council are seeking the views of people who live and work in North Acton to make its streets and spaces more enjoyable, connected, accessible and welcoming.