Minister approves Tate Hindle’s Wembley flats following inquiry

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Junior minister Eddie Hughes approves 454-home development

A 454-home mixed-use development designed by Tate Hindle in north-west London have been approved by a minister after a public inquiry.

Eddie Hughes, a junior minister, approved the Barratt and Transport for London development next to Wembley Park tube station this week

The plans involve five new buildings on a 0.7 hectare site encompassing the car park next to the tube station. Existing structures, including buildings used as train crew accommodation, will be demolished and replaced with five buildings ranging from seven to 21 storeys in height.

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