Waterways The Wealdstone Brook is the only visible waterway within the area. It has two branches, one originating in Wealdstone and the other in Stanmore; these combine underground near the junction of Kenton Lane and Kenton Road. The Western (Wealdstone) branch is in culvert as far as the south side of the Kenton Recreation Ground; the Eastern (Stanmore) branch is mostly in culvert from near the source on Clamp Hill to where it combines with the Western branch. It functions mainly as a land drain devoid of wildlife until it reaches Woodcock Park and was previously heavily polluted by run-off water and illicit connections from adjacent houses; a 2013 Thames Water project in the vicinity of Woodcock Park identified 140 premises discharging into the Brook.
waterways the wealdstone brook is the only visible waterway within the area it has two branches one originating in wealdstone and the other in stanmore; these combine underground near the junction of kenton lane and kenton road the western (wealdstone) branch is in culvert as far as the south side of the kenton recreation ground; the eastern (stanmore) branch is mostly in culvert from near the source on clamp hill to where it combines with the western branch it functions mainly as a land drain devoid of wildlife until it reaches woodcock park and was previously heavily polluted by run-off water and illicit connections from adjacent houses; a 2013 thames water project in the vicinity of woodcock park identified 140 premises discharging into the brook