Harrow Safer Spaces Survey

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Preventing Violence against Women and Girls

Welcome to London Borough of Harrow's Safer Spaces engagement page.

We want to ensure that our public spaces are safe spaces for all women and girls – and we need your help.

If you live, work, study or socialise in Harrow, please tell us where and why you are feeling safe or unsafe in public.

While mainly asking for the experience of women and girls, the survey welcomes the views of all genders.

How to get involved?

Use the survey map (below) to give us feedback on as many places as you want. Place a pin on a location to mark where you feel safe or unsafe in public, and answer the questions that pop up.

Feedback will help officers better understand the concerns, perceptions and experiences of women and girls in Harrow and identify public spaces of concern, what improvements are needed and to communicate what will be done to alleviate these problems. The information will also be relayed in discussions with the community and partners.

Check out our News Feed tab below to see the action we are taking to ensure that our public spaces in Harrow are safe spaces for all women and girls.

Preventing Violence against Women and Girls

Welcome to London Borough of Harrow's Safer Spaces engagement page.

We want to ensure that our public spaces are safe spaces for all women and girls – and we need your help.

If you live, work, study or socialise in Harrow, please tell us where and why you are feeling safe or unsafe in public.

While mainly asking for the experience of women and girls, the survey welcomes the views of all genders.

How to get involved?

Use the survey map (below) to give us feedback on as many places as you want. Place a pin on a location to mark where you feel safe or unsafe in public, and answer the questions that pop up.

Feedback will help officers better understand the concerns, perceptions and experiences of women and girls in Harrow and identify public spaces of concern, what improvements are needed and to communicate what will be done to alleviate these problems. The information will also be relayed in discussions with the community and partners.

Check out our News Feed tab below to see the action we are taking to ensure that our public spaces in Harrow are safe spaces for all women and girls.

  • Week of Action: Keeping Wealdstone safe

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    At the end of January, a joint taskforce between London Borough of Harrow, the police, the voluntary sector, and trading standards collectively worked to increase confidence in public safety in the Wealdstone area. The responses and information collected from the Safer Spaces Survey was used to inform the night of action, and every pin within the Wealdstone area was visited and followed up on.

    The team also visited the Boots on Wealdstone High Street, which acts as a Safe Space. If you’re experiencing domestic abuse or feeling unsafe you can use the discreet codeword scheme 'Ask for ANI (Action Needed Immediately)' at your local Boots pharmacy to let staff know that you need help to contact family/friends, a helpline or specialist support service, or an emergency police response.

    You can read the full press release here: https://www.harrow.gov.uk/news/article/11285/week-of-action-keeping-wealdstone-safe

  • News Feed

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    Here you are able to see the action we are taking to ensure that our public spaces in Harrow are safe spaces for all women and girls. Please return to here to see further updates.

Page last updated: 12 Aug 2025, 07:56 AM