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Muse and Homes England Submit Plans for £640m Slough Town Centre Regeneration


Muse and Homes England have submitted a planning application for the North West Quadrant (NWQ), a major £640 million regeneration scheme in Slough town centre.


The proposed development will transform the former Thames Valley University site into a mixed-use neighbourhood delivering approximately 1,500 new homes, commercial space, community facilities and significant public realm improvements.


Subject to planning approval, the project will be delivered in phases, with the first phase already submitted in detail comprising 473 Build-to-Rent apartments, 325 Co-Living homes, commercial accommodation and supporting retail space.


Project Overview

The North West Quadrant regeneration project forms a key part of the wider transformation of Slough town centre and is being brought forward through a partnership between Muse and Homes England.


The 3.6-hectare development is proposed to deliver:

  • Approximately 1,500 new homes

  • Landmark office accommodation

  • 3,000 sq m of retail, café and commercial space

  • Nursery provision for up to 100 children

  • Community event space

  • Public realm and green infrastructure improvements

  • Enhanced pedestrian and cycle connectivity

  • 415 parking spaces


The scheme follows Homes England’s acquisition of the site from Slough Borough Council in 2023 and represents one of the most significant regeneration opportunities currently progressing within the Thames Valley region.


Delivery Team

Client: Homes England

Development Partner: Muse

Planning Authority: Slough Borough Council

Location: North West Quadrant, Slough Town Centre


ConstructNet Opportunity Analysis

The submission of the planning application marks a significant milestone and provides early visibility of a major mixed-use development pipeline.


Should planning consent be secured, the phased nature of the development is expected to generate substantial opportunities across residential, infrastructure, commercial and public realm sectors.


Potential supply chain opportunities may include:

  • Demolition and enabling works

  • Groundworks and infrastructure packages

  • RC frame and structural works

  • Façade and roofing packages

  • MEP installations

  • Public realm and landscaping works

  • Highways and drainage works

  • Building materials suppliers

  • Plant hire and logistics providers

  • Waste management and recycling services

  • Internal fit-out and finishing trades


Businesses targeting major residential and mixed-use regeneration schemes may wish to monitor the project as it progresses through planning and into procurement.


Key Contact Information

Muse

Homes England

Planning Authority

Slough Borough Council


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