20 photos from the opening of Brent Cross West station

Published on 11th December 2023 by ianVisits in Transport News

Yesterday, London’s newest railway station opened, sitting next to a future housing development for thousands of people.

I’ve written more in-depth about the station and how it was built here, so here are twenty photos taken on the morning the station opened to show the final product.

Tagged with Brent Cross West station

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8 Comments on “20 photos from the opening of Brent Cross West station”

  1. Looks great.

    Interesting that Brent Cross shopping centre is signposted. Is there a nicer route to walk there now, and cross the various busy dual carriageways, and will this be marketed (by the centre as well as railway) as a station to access it?

  2. No, this is a footpath to Claremont Park and tilling Road. Not the shopping centre (which is opposite side of North circular to the retail park)

    Although years ago this development is meant to connect up.

  3. These photographs are excellent! Brent Cross West is very beautifully designed!

    I like the photograph of the Brent Cross West badges! Are there any still available? I would like to order one!

  4. The sat views of the area on Google Maps haven’t been updated and are confusing. Bing maps a bit better (you can see where the work is happening for Brent Cross Town)

  5. How long does it take to get from this station to the Shopping Centre? It looks quite a long way away

    • About a 15 minute-walk via Tempelhof Avenue. Not an especially pedestrian-friendly route, particularly in the rain!

      For buses you’d need the 266 on Edgware Road or the 102/189/C11 on Claremont Road. At least until the 189 is rerouted to serve the station early next year.