Harrow Association of Disabled People (HAD)
Harrow Council is reviewing the Wealdstone Centre's future following the Harrow Association of Disabled People's (HAD) departure in July 2026.
Harrow Council is currently reviewing the future of the Wealdstone Centre, following the Harrow Association of Disabled People's (HAD) decision to cease operating from the premises and the adjacent Red Brick Café. A motion passed at a council meeting in July 2026 committed to an urgent review, focusing on maintaining and maximising community benefit.
HAD, a charitable organisation supporting disabled people in Harrow, previously occupied the Wealdstone Centre. The council had supported HAD by providing a peppercorn rent on the site and assistance with the service charge. The Wealdstone Centre has been described as a vital community hub.
Key facts
- Harrow Council passed a motion on July 2, 2026, to urgently review the Wealdstone Centre's future. Source
- The Harrow Association of Disabled People (HAD) decided to cease operating from the Wealdstone Centre and Red Brick Café. Source
- Harrow Council provided HAD with a peppercorn rent and assistance with the service charge for the Wealdstone Centre. Source
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