The primary aim of the project was to enhance the town centre’s accessibility, safety, and visual appeal, while supporting local businesses and encouraging community engagement. Improvements were designed to improve and increase sustainable green infrastructure, and create spaces where people could comfortably spend time. The project also sought to strengthen Harrow as a shopping and leisure destination by making it more attractive and welcoming.

This project focused on streetscape improvements, the installation of planters and bin stores to enhance street hygiene and overall green space. Key areas of intervention included College Road, Greenhill Way and Kimberley Road. The project included 19 planters outside the shopping centre, 34 planters with ivy green screens, and 5 bin stores with integrated planters connected to roof downpipes. These interventions aimed to combine functional improvements with aesthetic enhancements, supporting both biodiversity, sustainability and more pleasant public spaces.

The project implemented a range of greening interventions to improve safety, biodiversity and the visual environment of Harrow town centre. These solutions focused on integrating greenery with practical infrastructure to create a more inviting and sustainable public realm.

The project has improved Harrow town centre by creating a safer, greener, and more welcoming environment for residents and visitors. By combining greenery with upgrades to infrastructure, it encourages people to spend more time in public spaces while supporting local businesses. The enhancements also contribute to stronger community engagement and improved environmental outcomes.