North Harrow

Generally clean and toilets normally open.

No step-free access, which is annoying when travelling with children. Means have to go to Pinner and walk back instead.

Nice station, on the Metropolitan Line. Clean and convenient to use to travel to central London.

They need to have parking available for cycles inside the station , i.e. a number of suitable frames where you can securely lock them. There are a number of secure parking frames just outside the station under the bridge. These are in full public view and you often see other bikes chained there.

I would also like to see a lift and access for disabled people, altough given how small this station is , it is unlikely to happen given

Better lighting on platforms required as well.

Served by the Metropolitan line.

Bus stops also just outside the station which goes in the direction of Harrow and Wealdstone station and also Rayners lane station.

North Harrow is a nice suburban town. Only 30 minutes to Baker Street from here.

Nice and clean station but females travelling with the kids should avoid it as its not step free and there are roughly 20 stairs.

It is a old and kind of historic station with details published on the walls. It is not wheelchair accessible (considerable number of stairs), otherwise the station is neat with frequent services of the metropolitan line.

Shona Miranda was excellent in her service covered full session of half hour and sometimes more. Her Physio has helped me to relieve the pain on my leg., will recommend and happy 100 %

Nice station with ticket machines and helpful staff. Metropolitan line is frequent.

Nice Station that is served by the Metropolitan line. This station has no disabled access to the platforms only stairs. Toilets are available here and also at the entrance inside is a photo booth