The draft Public Art Policy’s aim is to outline Harrow’s approach to public art installations. The intention of the Policy is to enable high quality public art in the London Borough of Harrow, engage local people in the development of public art, and ensure all proposals are evaluated in relation to their social, economic and environmental impacts. Examples of Public Art in Harrow include ‘Skipping Girl (Katy’s Statue)’ in St. Ann’s Road and ‘The Leaf’ at the Grove Field (Lowlands Road). We would welcome your views on the draft Policy including the application process.

Possible changes to parking arrangements Queensbury Circle is located on the A4140 Honeypot Lane junction with Streatfield Road, Charlton Road and Taunton Way and consists of a mixture of shops, businesses and residential properties situated mainly to the west of Honeypot Lane, Charlton Road and either side of Streatfield Road between Queensbury Circle roundabout and Portland Crescent.There is high demand for parking in the service roads either side of Streatfield Road and along the service roads to the west of Honeypot Lane and Charlton Road.

Harrow Council has identified areas where there are a number of badly managed and poorly maintained properties which are linked to anti social behaviour. To overcome these problems Harrow Council is considering introducing selective licensing scheme in the designated area of Roxbourne and Roxeth Wards and would like to extend the scheme over five years borough wide.

The Council has been successful in securing funding from Transport for London (TfL) to introduce a new 20mph zone in the area around Victor Road. We are therefore seeking your views on these proposals. The roads affected by the scheme include; Victor Road, Pinner View, Albert Road, Edward Road, Sidney Road, Downing Close, Atherton Place, and Fairfield Drive. The aims of the scheme are to create a 20mph zone which will: • Reduce the risk of personal injury accidents within the area; • Improve pedestrian and cycle safety; • Encourage walking and cycling in the area; and, • Discourage rat-running through the area.

The Council has been successful in securing funding from Transport for London (TfL) to introduce a new 20mph zone in the area around Pinner Park School. We are therefore seeking your views on these proposals. The roads affected by the scheme include; Melbourne Avenue, Greystoke Avenue, Birkdale Avenue, Ainsdale Crescent, Hillview Gardens, Elmcroft Crescent, Holmdene Avenue, Manor Park Drive and Greenfield Way. The aims of the scheme are to create a 20mph zone which will: • Reduce the risk of personal injury accidents within the area; • Improve pedestrian and cycle safety; • Encourage walking and cycling in the area; and, • Discourage rat-running through the area.

The Council has been successful in securing funding from Transport for London (TfL) to introduce a new 20mph zone in the area around St John Fisher Catholic Primary School. We are therefore seeking your views on these proposals. The roads affected by the scheme include; Cambridge Road, Woodlands, Melrose Road, Kingsley Road, Thrush Green and South Way. The aims of the scheme are to create a 20mph zone which will: • Reduce the risk of personal injury accidents within the area; • Improve pedestrian and cycle safety; • Encourage walking and cycling in the area.

Dukes Avenue is a residential road situated within a conservation area located on the boundary of the existing Edgware (north) controlled parking zone (CPZ) (TB), with operational hours 11am – Noon Monday to Friday. Please read the attached documents before completing the questionnaire.

Extension to the Vaughan Primary School 20mph Zone

(Sussex Road, Pinner View, Bedford Road, Rutland Road, Oxford Road, Dorset Road and Devonshire Road) Possible changes to parking arrangements.

(Greencourt Avenue, Axholme Avenue, Orchard Grove, Oakleigh Avenue, Broomgrove Gardens, Westleigh Gardens , Briary Grove, Rembrandt Road) Possible changes to parking arrangements.

The project 'A Park for All Communities' will restore the quality, vitality and attractiveness of the Park, its landscapes,wildlife and natural habitats, addressing many years of deterioration. It will produce an integrated master plan for the Park outlining the vision, strategy and long term sustainability of the Park. Please give your views about the park by completing this survey.

Please give your views on this survey about litter, street cleanliness, parks and open spaces in Harrow.

Consultation with Harrow Council staff and councillors on the multi-faith quiet room