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Harrow Council has voted to support the retention of Pinner Post Office services.

In October 2026, Harrow Council voted to support the retention of post office services at Pinner Post Office, a specific branch in Pinner. This decision followed a cross-party motion, which also covered the Harrow Town Centre Post Office, with councillors raising concerns about the impact of service closures on local residents.

The motion, moved by Councillor David Perry, was initially focused on the proposed closure of the TG Jones Post Office in St Ann's Shopping Centre in early 2027. It was amended to include Pinner Post Office, which was also facing closure, according to the council.

Key facts

  1. In October 2026, Harrow Council voted to support the retention of Pinner Post Office services. Source
  2. The council's motion was amended to include Pinner Post Office, which also faced closure. Source
  3. Councillor David Perry moved the cross-party motion at Harrow Council. Source
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