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Harrow to Pinner Improvements scheme

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The Harrow to Pinner Improvements scheme, creating a walking and cycling route, is facing significant delays due to drainage issues and BT sign relocation.

The completion of the Harrow to Pinner Improvements scheme has been significantly delayed, according to an update given to councillors on 20 October 2026. Transportation Manager Laura McIntosh explained that ongoing drainage problems and the relocation of a BT sign have contributed to the extended timeline for the project.

The scheme aims to provide a safer walking and cycling route between Harrow town centre and Pinner station. The project has encountered multiple setbacks, pushing back its expected finish date. No further meetings are currently scheduled on this topic.

Key facts

  1. The completion of the Harrow to Pinner cycle scheme has been significantly delayed. Source
  2. Ongoing drainage problems are contributing to delays in the Harrow to Pinner Improvements scheme. Source
  3. The relocation of a BT sign is contributing to delays in the Harrow to Pinner Improvements scheme. Source
  4. Councillors were updated on the scheme's progress on 20 October 2026. Source
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