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Harlesden Area Guide

A locals' guide to Harlesden

Where do Harlesden locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
willesden green,
willesden,
kensal green,
queens park,
brondesbury,
north acton,
park royal,
east acton,
kilburn,
and ladbroke grove

Did you know?

"Beneath a leafy residential part of Neasden lies Winston Churchill's underground bunker built during the Second World War. Totally bombproof, it is made up of 37 rooms, including a map room and a cabinet room."
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Handsome period properties sit on tree-lined roads in Brondesbury Park...
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Fantastic Victorian terraces and a vibrant cultural scene can be found in Harlesden...
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I really enjoy this time of year around Queens Park where spring is vividly breaking into life!
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What locals say about Harlesden

“There are so many local shops for food, variety of vegetables, fish, meat etc .. Nice nearby parks, easy access and transport , not far from central london, nice restaurant”

“Friendly neighbours. Entrepeneurial, creative, cosmopolitan community. Local independent shops but close to Kensington, Brent Cross and Westfield. Attractive Victorian and Edwardian houses with good sized gardens and lots of trees so quiet with good parks and open space. Good public transport links into Central London and overland rail to Euston, East London, South and West London. Close to North Circular and A40 so out into the countryside in under an hour. ”

“You can see the changes happening around you. The council now has £4 million, which are being spent on upgrading the public realm on Station Road and the centre of Harlesden,following consultation and work with local residents. And there are more and more local activities, and fun stuff going on. All good. ”

Activities near Harlesden

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About Harlesden

Harlesden is an area in the London Borough of Brent, northwest London. Its main focal point is the Jubilee Clock which commemorates Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. Harlesden has been praised for its vibrant Caribbean culture and unofficially named London's Reggae capital. The population includes people of Afro-Caribbean heritage, as well as Irish Catholic, Brazilian and smaller Portuguese and Colombian communities. Much of the housing is made up of Victorian terraces which have been attracting young professionals unable to afford similar properties in nearby Kensal Green and Queen's Park.

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