In addition to The Visitor Pavilion which official opened this week, Brent Cross Town has also announced two new retailers to open on Claremont Way, NW2.

Karma Bread bakery and Cricklewood Coffee Roasters are all getting ready to open early in the New Year, bringing much needed new amenities to the area from the very beginning of the development.

A new pizza restaurant will also be announced shortly.

All brands are locally based or owned, and have been chosen for their close links to the existing community of residents and other businesses. They also share a focus on local economic development, offering employment and training opportunities. Each of the new occupiers combines production and distribution with their retail offer, ensuring that they can successfully flex to meet varying customer demands.

James Colbourne, Founder of Cricklewood Coffee, said: “From the very beginning the fantastic community of North West London has been an enormous support to Cricklewood Coffee Roasters, so I’m really excited to be part of the Brent Cross Town regeneration and look forward to welcoming everyone to our new home.”

Tami Isaacs Pearce, Karma Bread, added: “To be part of the regeneration and development of a new community is such an honour and an incredible opportunity for Karma Bread. We value community and the rich cultural tapestry that it’s built on, which is why I think there is such synergy between Argent Related’s vision for Brent Cross Town and Karma Bread’s ethos. To have a bakery built for me is like a dream come true. We will finally be able to get our much loved product out to many more people and I will also hold a small school and get back to teaching again. To be at Brent Cross Town from the start and to see it being built from the ground up is incredibly exciting.”

To help navigate everything that’s going on as part of the Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration programme why not visit our interactive map.

To find out more about the vision for Brent Cross Town visit our webpages.