Corporate risk rating
Harrow Council is examining an increase in health and safety incidents, a factor in its corporate risk assessment.
Harrow Council recorded an 8% increase in health and safety incidents in the 2025-26 financial year, with 524 incidents reported, according to its annual health and safety report in July 2026. This rise, which includes 'Accident (Injury)' and 'Violent or Aggressive/Threatening Behaviour incidents', may indicate improved reporting practices, a Strategic Director for Corporate Resources and Innovation said.
This increase in incidents could influence the council's corporate risk rating, a measure of the overall level of risk faced by a corporation often categorised by colour codes. No further discussions on corporate risk rating are currently scheduled at Harrow Council.
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