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Harrow Council has paused its School Streets expansion until March 2026 due to negative feedback from consultations.

Harrow Council has paused the expansion of its School Streets programme, which aims to improve safety for walking and cycling, until March 2026. This decision, made in July 2025, followed negative feedback from consultations regarding proposed schemes at Earlsmead Primary School and St Anselm's Catholic Primary School.

To address these concerns, the council plans to implement a new pre-parking engagement process to gather residents' views at an early stage. This process, reported in July 2025, includes developing survey materials, launching interactive online surveys, and hosting drop-in sessions.

Key facts

  1. Harrow Council paused School Streets expansion until March 2026. Source
  2. The pause followed negative feedback from consultations. Source
  3. A new pre-parking engagement process will be implemented. Source
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