We’re proudly refurbishing 12 railway arches at Kilburn Mews to provide a new mixed-use destination with the local community at its heart. What was once a previously hidden space will soon become a place to champion local and small businesses, whilst bridging the gap between Kilburn station and Lovebridge Road. The development will include a new landscaped mews walkway and public space for residents and visitors alike to enjoy.
Beginning the search for future occupiers
We are delighted to have appointed Bruce Gillingham Pollard as our lettings partner, and they are currently welcoming Expressions of Interests before they begin to identify the businesses that could occupy one of the spaces being provided at Kilburn Mews.
While talking to the local community we have heard so much about Kilburn and its history, which is being considered as we begin the search for future occupiers. We have also gathered the feedback to date recommending the types of businesses that could be suited to Kilburn and have shared this with Bruce Gillingham Pollard as they start getting to know Kilburn.
To express your interest, please contact Bruce Gillingham Pollard directly:
Tracey Pollard
tracey@brucegillinghampollard.com | 07779 323 306
Alex Todd
alext@brucegillinghampollard.com | 07526 504 806
Libby Evans
libbye@brucegillinghampollard.com | 07931 462 768
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Energy efficient spaces
The arch units will feature new frontages and improved energy efficiency, utilising air source heat pumps for heating and cooling. This will provide more efficient space for tenants to occupy and lower overall operating utility costs thus significantly contributing to the decarbonisation of the infrastructure.
Working with the local community
The project was developed with the community and reflects ambitious aspirations for the area. A series of events and engagement models, including sessions with local secondary schools, targeted sessions with local community groups and businesses, and one-to-ones, ensured a broad range of participants. Significant female representation in the engagement process was crucial for the project, and this emphasis aimed to shape the area through development proposals, prioritising safety and addressing concerns of marginalised voices. The Mayor of London’s research programme on ‘Safety in Public Space: Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People’ commended the project, considering it an exemplar. The gender balance within the project team was apparent through the level of decision-making.
Work is well underway with Morgan Sindall appointed as the main contractor and DK-CM as the architects. Target completion date is anticipated for Spring 2026.
For any further information, please direct all enquiries to: kilburnarches@tfl.gov.uk
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