The latest news and other information from PRBG, our members and partners
PRDD is delighted to announce the launch of Manufactory, a new festival for interdisciplinary art and culture taking place across Park Royal, north-west London, on 11–12 September 2026. Reserve your free ticket here. Festival passes can be collected from the ticket portal at North Acton Square across both festival days
HS2 Works Notification: UK Power Networks (UKPN) emergency duct works on Atlas Road , Acton, Ealing – 20 July to 19 August 2026 From 20 July to 19 August 2026, UKPN will be carrying out emergency excavations to clear blockages in underground ducts on Atlas Road. To enable these works
The Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC), working with Ealing Council, is inviting residents to a drop-in session on Tuesday 14 July to see updated proposals for walking and cycling improvements along Victoria Road and Old Oak Lane. The event follows two drop-in sessions and an online survey
Local logistics, manufacturing, and technical firms in the Park Royal corridor are currently facing a brutal Tier 1 technical skills shortage, while traditional recruitment fees heavily restrict their velocity. The University of West London i2i Enterprise Hub Lead Tech Academy (LTA) has built a localised engine to solve this exact
OPDC and Imperial College London join forces to advance frontier innovation and inclusive growth for London.
Park Royal’s manufacturing community is invited to attend the Made Smarter London: Sustainable Manufacturing Showcase – a focused event designed to help businesses tackle rising material costs and ongoing supply chain pressures. Wednesday 24 June | 10:00am – 12:30pm | The Factory Project, London E16 2HB With many local firms
The Mayor of London’s development corporation for Old Oak and Park Royal has launched a procurement process for a Private Sector Partner to work in partnership with the organisation in delivering the landmark regeneration of Old Oak in west London.
A huge £1bn data centre for Park Royal gets go ahead from planners
Developers have pledged £3 million of community benefits, including a dedicated digital fund.
Mayor of London’s development corporation today announces that heads of terms are agreed for a landmark Public Land Agreement with government, DfT and Network Rail, unifying 70 acres at Old Oak into a single development site.