Provides details of environmental prosecutions from the last three years (2016-19). The Council enforces trading, licensing and public health legislation covering all aspects of consumer protection issues, rogue traders and food premises. It also enforces anti-fraud legislation in relation to dishonest claims for benefit. If businesses have been prosecuted for Health and Safety breaches, the details are published on the Health and Saf...

This briefing presents analysis about the Brent population: its characteristics, how it has changed in the past and how it is projected to change in the future. Brent is currently home to around 335,300 residents and the population is expected to rise by 25% by 2041. This would mean an additional 84,800 residents by 2041 – around 3,900 extra residents per year. For more details, please see the research briefing and summary below. To exp...

Information regarding the performance of Brent Council displaying departmental performance indicators (KPIs) and quarterly scorecards.

Population projections for Brent by age, gender and ward, from the Greater London Authority (GLA). Based on the Borough Preferred Option (2017-based projections).  Background: The GLA produces a range of projections (‘variants’) which make different assumptions about future trends and development. The GLA also provides individual London Boroughs with a ‘Borough Preferred Option’ (BPO) projection which draws on the latest data about plan...

The Council commissioned this research in order to better understand the relationship between the various ‘affordable’ housing products currently available in Brent, the ‘customer base’ for whom these products might actually be affordable, the income profile of different household types in Brent, and the sections of the population to whom the different ‘affordable’ products are suitable. The objective was to understand the affordability...

Annual performance reports on corporate and statutory complaints in Brent.

Population projections for Brent by ethnicity, age and gender produced by the Greater London Authority. These are based on the 2016-based housing-led projection.  The spreadsheet below provides the data for Brent. To explore the projections data in more detail - see our  interactive projections tool (in PowerBI). The methodology used to produce the ethnic group projections is available on GLA datastore.

This briefing provides an equality profile of the Brent population according to the nine protected characteristics named in the Equality Act 2010: age, sex, disability, race, religion or belief, pregnancy and maternity, marriage and civil partnership, sexual orientation and gender re-assignment.

Building a Better Brent The Borough Plan sets out the council’s vision for the next four years and aims to make the borough a place that is better, stronger, safer and cleaner. The vision is to make Brent an even better place now and in the future. The five overarching themes in the Borough Plan are:   Every opportunity to succeed A future built for everyone, an economy fit for all A cleaner, more considerate Brent A borough where we ...

Title: 2001 to 2011 Census Borough Households by deprivation dimensionDescription of Indicator: 2001 and 2011 Census Borough information on households with any combination of four deprivation indicators, in the dimensions of employment, education, health and disability, and housing at the ward level. The dimensions are not the same as those used in the Indices of Multiple Deprivation. Includes a comparisonSource of Data: Office for Nati...