Harrow Civic Residents’ Association (HCRA) is a voluntary organisation representing the residents of Rosslyn Crescent, Frognal Avenue and Woodlands Road in the Greenhill and Marlborough wards of the London Borough of Harrow. The association was founded in 1999 and held its first official meeting in the September of that year.
HCRA strives to make a difference in the area by monitoring planning applications, liaising with local police and working to improve the local environment. The association successfully campaigned for a Controlled Parking Zone in all three roads and its Tree Campaign has seen more than 40 new trees planted.
In 2015 we created a community garden outside the convenience store on the corner of Station Road and Rosslyn Crescent with support from Harrow Council and many other local people and organisations.
The association also stages community events such as street parties and runs activities including the annual “dump run”, which involves ferrying unwanted junk to the town dump in an effort to keep front gardens clear of rubbish.
To see a copy of HCRA’s constitution click here.
69 butler Road
ha1 4ds
my brown bin still full snce 2020
could you please help me with this matter
thank you
All general bins from 42 – 64 Station Road HA1 2SQ were missed and remained full since the collection date 9/1/2023. We have reported numerous times but no reply. All emails have been returned. The street looks awful and is a hazard to the public. Since then we had recycled bins collected on Tuesday but the General bins still remain full. We need urgent assistance on this matter. All our requests are being ignored.
It is the council’s legal duty to collect waste from householders.