Grange Farm Estate

Resident engagement

Residents of the Grange Farm estate form the steering group. They work with the council on a range of issues, including the estate regeneration project. They will continue to engage on the regeneration plans going forward.

This ensures that the new estate will be of the highest standard. It also makes sure that it will meet the needs of local people for many years to come. See more about the steering group's vision.

The steering group is guided by an independent advisor. The group meets monthly. They meet to discuss issues on the estate and be part of the regeneration plans. To find out more, or if you’d like to join the steering group or attend meetings, see the  Grange Farm estate steering group website.

See more about the Steering group's vision.

Community facilities and partners

The current community centre on the estate is small (limited to 30 people). This limits the range of activities available. The new community centre, which will be delivered in one of the later phases, will be much bigger. It will offer more facilities and provide for a range of activities. The design and uses will be based on input from key stakeholders as part of delivery beyond phase 2a.

Meanwhile, we have been working with the charity MyYard from the commencement of the regeneration. We are delivering a range of activities to support the whole community. This includes:

• a free surplus food market
• regular Warm Hubs
• workshops
• HAF holiday activities
• homework club
• health and advisory services
• Men’s Club

In addition, Christchurch Roxeth run a free weekly Kids Club for primary school age children every Wednesday evening during term time.

Our partner stakeholders participate in the allocation and delivery of social value outcomes, provided by contractors involved in the regeneration. They work with the endorsement of the elected resident members on the Grange Farm Steering Group and the local ward councillors.

For more information email: anthea.watkins@harrow.gov.uk