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Where your council tax goes in Harrow

A Band D home pays £2,511.07 this year, up 4.8%. Council tax covers about 36% of what the council spends on day-to-day services; government grants pay 53%, including the money passed straight to schools, and business rates 10%.

Band D bill£2,511up 4.8% on last year
Council budget£506mday-to-day, including schools
Paid by council tax36%of the budget
Council controlConservative41 of 55 seats

Your bill

Pick your band. The council keeps 80% of it; the rest goes to the Mayor of London.

Band D, 2026/27
£2,511.07
£251.11 a month over 10 instalments, or £209.26 over 12
Harrow Council£2,000.56Mayor of London (GLA)£510.51
Police£334.13
Fire brigade£76.85
Transport£77.09
City Hall and the London Assembly£22.44
At Band D the Mayor’s share went up £20.13 this year: £15.00 more for police and £5.13 more for the fire brigade.
sourcedBand D bill for 2026/27approxMayor's share by body (MD3472)

Your £2,000.56 to the council pays for

Care for older and disabled adults£763
Children's services£382
Debt costs and levies£242
Housing and homelessness£155
Streets, waste and transport£141
Schools and education£115
Running the council£97
Parks, libraries and leisure£41
Planning and the local economy£34
Community safety and regulation£31
Show your bill as a table
Band D, 2026/27: where your council tax goes
Your billShare
Care for older and disabled adults£762.5330.4%
Children's services£382.4215.2%
Debt costs and levies£241.909.6%
Housing and homelessness£154.936.2%
Streets, waste and transport£141.145.6%
Schools and education£114.574.6%
Running the council£97.253.9%
Parks, libraries and leisure£41.151.6%
Planning and the local economy£33.611.3%
Community safety and regulation£31.041.2%
Harrow Council, all services£2,000.5679.7%
Mayor of London: police£334.1313.3%
Mayor of London: the fire brigade£76.853.1%
Mayor of London: transport£77.093.1%
Mayor of London: City Hall and the London Assembly£22.440.9%
Mayor of London, all£510.5120.3%
Your bill£2,511.07100%

Split in proportion to the £300m the council pays for itself, after schools and public health, which have their own ring-fenced grants. Council tax pays about 60p of every £1 of that; government grants and business rates pay the rest.

sourcedSplit by service, 2026/27 budget return

The council’s budget

What the council spends on day-to-day services after fees and charges, and where the money comes from, including grants that can only be spent on schools or public health. It must balance by law.

FundingReserves (one-off)Services
Council tax to Net budgetRevenue Support Grant to Net budgetBusiness rates kept locally to Net budgetSchools grants (ring-fenced) to Net budgetPublic health grant (ring-fenced) to Net budgetOther government grants to Net budgetCouncil tax surplus and other to Net budgetDrawn from public health reserves to Net budgetDrawn from council reserves to Net budgetNet budget to Schools and educationNet budget to Care for older and disabled adultsNet budget to Children's servicesNet budget to Debt costs and leviesNet budget to Housing and homelessnessNet budget to Streets, waste and transportNet budget to Public healthNet budget to Running the councilNet budget to Parks, libraries and leisureNet budget to Planning and the local economyNet budget to Community safety and regulationSourced from a published documentCouncil tax£181.3m, 36%Sourced from a published documentRevenue Support Grant£40.1m, 8%Sourced from a published documentBusiness rates kept locally£52.0m, 10%Sourced from a published documentSchools grants (ring-fenced)£190.0m, 38%Sourced from a published documentPublic health grant (ring-fenced)£14.3mSourced from a published documentOther government grants£25.4mSourced from a published documentCouncil tax surplus and other£0.4mSourced from a published documentDrawn from public health reserves£1.2mSourced from a published documentDrawn from council reserves£1.0mSourced from a published documentSchools and education£207.1m, 41%Sourced from a published documentCare for older and disabled adults£114.4m, 23%Sourced from a published documentChildren's services£57.4m, 11%Sourced from a published documentDebt costs and levies£36.3m, 7%Sourced from a published documentHousing and homelessness£23.2mSourced from a published documentStreets, waste and transport£21.2mSourced from a published documentPublic health£15.5mSourced from a published documentRunning the council£14.6mSourced from a published documentParks, libraries and leisure£6.2mSourced from a published documentPlanning and the local economy£5.0mSourced from a published documentCommunity safety and regulation£4.7m£506m
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Where the money comes from, 2026/27
£mShare of the net budget
Council tax£181.3m35.9%
Revenue Support Grant£40.1m7.9%
Business rates kept locally£52.0m10.3%
Schools grants (ring-fenced)£190.0m37.6%
Public health grant (ring-fenced)£14.3m2.8%
Other government grants£25.4m5.0%
Council tax surplus and other£0.4m0.1%
Drawn from public health reserves (one-off)£1.2m0.2%
Drawn from council reserves (one-off)£1.0m0.2%
Net budget£505.6m100%
What it pays for, 2026/27
£mShare of the net budget
Schools and education£207.1m41.0%
Care for older and disabled adults£114.4m22.6%
Children's services£57.4m11.3%
Debt costs and levies£36.3m7.2%
Housing and homelessness£23.2m4.6%
Streets, waste and transport£21.2m4.2%
Public health£15.5m3.1%
Running the council£14.6m2.9%
Parks, libraries and leisure£6.2m1.2%
Planning and the local economy£5.0m1.0%
Community safety and regulation£4.7m0.9%
Net budget£505.6m100%

Where the money comes from

Council tax£181.3m
Revenue Support Grant£40.1m
Business rates kept locally£52.0m
Schools grants (ring-fenced)£190.0m
Public health grant (ring-fenced)£14.3m
Other government grants£25.4m
Council tax surplus and other£0.4m
Drawn from public health reserves£1.2m
Drawn from council reserves£1.0m
Net budget£505.6m

What it pays for

Schools and education£207.1m
Care for older and disabled adults£114.4m
Children's services£57.4m
Debt costs and levies£36.3m
Housing and homelessness£23.2m
Streets, waste and transport£21.2m
Public health£15.5m
Running the council£14.6m
Parks, libraries and leisure£6.2m
Planning and the local economy£5.0m
Community safety and regulation£4.7m
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Council tax over the years

The council’s own share of a Band D bill went from £1,646.50 in 2022/23 to £2,000.56 in 2026/27, up 22%.

Band D council tax in Harrow each year
YearThe council’s shareWhole bill, with the Mayor of London
2022/23£1,646.50£2,042.09
2023/24£1,728.66£2,162.80
2024/25£1,814.92£2,286.32
2025/26£1,905.48£2,395.86
2026/27£2,000.56£2,511.07

Councillors and how each ward voted

Conservative 41, Labour 12, Arise 1 and Independent 1 of the 55 councillors on the council’s list. Conservative has more than half the seats, so runs the council. Only the councillors elected are named here; everyone else stood as their party’s candidate.

Belmont

How Belmont voted
Votes for each candidate in Belmont ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,845Anjana Patel
Conservative and Unionist Party1,679Mina Parmar
Green Party385
Labour Party383
Green Party380
Reform UK294
Labour Party286
Reform UK217
Liberal Democrats198

The declaration gave no turnout. 9 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Canons

How Canons voted
Votes for each candidate in Canons ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,991Ameet Jogia MBE
Conservative and Unionist Party1,535Amir Moshenson
Green Party408
Labour Party386
Labour Party355
Reform UK339
Reform UK238
Liberal Democrats222
Liberal Democrats202

The declaration gave no turnout. 17 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Centenary

How Centenary voted
Votes for each candidate in Centenary ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,337Govind Bharadia
Conservative and Unionist Party2,334David Ashton
Conservative and Unionist Party1,819Salim Chowdhury
Labour Party825
Labour Party712
Green Party685
Labour Party682
Reform UK490
Reform UK433
Reform UK360
Liberal Democrats302
Liberal Democrats268

The declaration gave no turnout. 10 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Edgware

How Edgware voted
Votes for each candidate in Edgware ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,348Nicola Blackman
Conservative and Unionist Party2,157Paresh Chudasama
Conservative and Unionist Party1,895Yogesh Teli
Labour Party1,141
Labour Party968
Labour Party852
Green Party634
Green Party593
Reform UK375
Reform UK360
Liberal Democrats342
Reform UK295

The declaration gave no turnout. 24 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Greenhill

How Greenhill voted
Votes for each candidate in Greenhill ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party975Rhys Benjamin
Conservative and Unionist Party930Alpeshkumar Patel
Conservative and Unionist Party873Gabriele Montone
Labour Party858
Labour Party853
Labour Party824
Green Party526
Green Party505
Green Party455
Reform UK407
Reform UK344
Reform UK334
Liberal Democrats243

The declaration gave no turnout. 9 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Harrow Weald

How Harrow Weald voted
Votes for each candidate in Harrow Weald ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,018Pritesh Patel
Conservative and Unionist Party2,005Stephen Greek
Conservative and Unionist Party1,928Michael Raven
Labour Party826
Green Party770
Labour Party752
Labour Party724
Reform UK580
Reform UK511
Reform UK503
Liberal Democrats389
Liberal Democrats334

The declaration gave no turnout. 18 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Harrow on the Hill

How Harrow on the Hill voted
Votes for each candidate in Harrow on the Hill ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,014Ellé Goodwin-Freeman
Conservative and Unionist Party961Caroline Ojo
Labour Party923
Labour Party876
Green Party478
Reform UK350
Reform UK333
Liberal Democrats249
Liberal Democrats202

The declaration gave no turnout. 11 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Hatch End

How Hatch End voted
Votes for each candidate in Hatch End ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,013Matthew Goodwin-Freeman
Conservative and Unionist Party1,876Susan Hall
Labour Party612
Green Party525
Labour Party476
Liberal Democrats311
Reform UK230
Reform UK147

The declaration gave no turnout. 14 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Headstone

How Headstone voted
Votes for each candidate in Headstone ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,684Raymond Grant
Conservative and Unionist Party1,517Arunasalam Raj
Conservative and Unionist Party1,497Meera Vadher
Labour Party1,343
Labour Party1,221
Labour Party1,127
Arise1,078
Green Party948
Green Party704
Green Party667
Reform UK568
Reform UK531
Reform UK521
Liberal Democrats317
Liberal Democrats203

The declaration gave no turnout. 12 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Kenton East

How Kenton East voted
Votes for each candidate in Kenton East ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,818Nitesh Hirani
Conservative and Unionist Party2,553Chetna Halai
Conservative and Unionist Party2,183Samir Sumaria
Labour Party720
Labour Party700
Green Party630
Labour Party559
Reform UK513
Reform UK417
Reform UK395
Liberal Democrats289

The declaration gave no turnout. 14 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Kenton West

How Kenton West voted
Votes for each candidate in Kenton West ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,017Kanti Rabadia
Conservative and Unionist Party1,911Ashish Halai
Labour Party482
Labour Party433
Green Party431
Reform UK274
Reform UK269
Liberal Democrats208

The declaration gave no turnout. 8 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Marlborough

How Marlborough voted
Votes for each candidate in Marlborough ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour Party900David Perry
Arise878Pamela Fitzpatrick
Labour Party848Varsha Parmar
Labour Party800
Conservative and Unionist Party760
Conservative and Unionist Party731
Conservative and Unionist Party724
Arise722
Arise660
Green Party654
Reform UK313
Reform UK312
Liberal Democrats294
Reform UK238

The declaration gave no turnout. 13 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

North Harrow

How North Harrow voted
Votes for each candidate in North Harrow ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,319Anola Savjani
Conservative and Unionist Party1,230Will Jackson
Labour Party966
Labour Party890
Green Party612
Reform UK354
Reform UK336
Liberal Democrats310

The declaration gave no turnout. 7 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Pinner

How Pinner voted
Votes for each candidate in Pinner ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,279Paul Osborn
Conservative and Unionist Party2,169Kuha Kumaran
Conservative and Unionist Party2,136Norman Stevenson
Green Party760
Labour Party760
Labour Party730
Green Party632
Labour Party596
Liberal Democrats564
Reform UK548
Liberal Democrats538
Reform UK538
Reform UK492
Liberal Democrats351

The declaration gave no turnout. 15 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Pinner South

How Pinner South voted
Votes for each candidate in Pinner South ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,747Christopher Baxter
Conservative and Unionist Party2,591Hitesh Karia
Conservative and Unionist Party2,584Janet Mote
Labour Party945
Green Party919
Labour Party914
Labour Party911
Liberal Democrats826
Reform UK641
Reform UK633
Liberal Democrats605
Liberal Democrats556
Reform UK509

The declaration gave no turnout. 2 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Rayners Lane

How Rayners Lane voted
Votes for each candidate in Rayners Lane ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party1,041Thaya Idaikkadar
Labour Party945Krishna Suresh
Conservative and Unionist Party935
Labour Party757
Liberal Democrats652
Liberal Democrats509
Green Party373
Green Party346
Reform UK341
Reform UK310

The declaration gave no turnout. 11 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Roxbourne

How Roxbourne voted
Votes for each candidate in Roxbourne ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour Party1,092Graham Henson
Labour Party947Maxine Henson
Conservative and Unionist Party706
Conservative and Unionist Party645
Green Party629
Reform UK398
Reform UK346
Liberal Democrats243

The declaration gave no turnout. 12 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Roxeth

How Roxeth voted
Votes for each candidate in Roxeth ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour and Co-operative Party1,450Peymana Assad
Labour and Co-operative Party1,426Rashmi Kalu
Conservative and Unionist Party1,422John Baxter
Conservative and Unionist Party1,383
Labour and Co-operative Party1,383
Conservative and Unionist Party1,356
Green Party861
Reform UK514
Arise458
Reform UK425
Reform UK424
Arise404
Arise378
Liberal Democrats367

The declaration gave no turnout. 15 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Stanmore

How Stanmore voted
Votes for each candidate in Stanmore ward
PartyVotesElected
Conservative and Unionist Party2,662Marilyn Ashton
Conservative and Unionist Party2,519Philip Benjamin
Conservative and Unionist Party2,270Zak Wagman
Green Party585
Reform UK571
Reform UK504
Reform UK504
Green Party490
Labour Party448
Labour Party376
Liberal Democrats323
Labour Party321

The declaration gave no turnout. 5 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Wealdstone North

How Wealdstone North voted
Votes for each candidate in Wealdstone North ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour Party820Shahania Choudhury
Conservative and Unionist Party699Ajay Agrawal
Labour Party690
Conservative and Unionist Party623
Green Party473
Reform UK350
Arise340
Reform UK335
Arise292
Liberal Democrats151

The declaration gave no turnout. 19 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Wealdstone South

How Wealdstone South voted
Votes for each candidate in Wealdstone South ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour and Co-operative Party570Angella Murphy-Strachan
Labour and Co-operative Party483Yusuf Yusuf
Reform UK453
Arise449
Conservative and Unionist Party444
Arise419
Conservative and Unionist Party351
Reform UK323
Green Party286
Liberal Democrats144

The declaration gave no turnout. 8 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

West Harrow

How West Harrow voted
Votes for each candidate in West Harrow ward
PartyVotesElected
Labour Party1,194Sarah Butterworth
Labour Party1,034Mike Williams
Conservative and Unionist Party719
Green Party695
Green Party679
Conservative and Unionist Party659
Reform UK367
Reform UK323
Liberal Democrats152

The declaration gave no turnout. 22 ballot papers were rejected. From the council’s declaration, via Democracy Club (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Still to come for Harrow

For Hammersmith & Fulham, Borough Book also tracks every party’s manifesto pledges, every council payment over £500, Cabinet and Full Council decisions, how this year’s budget gap was closed and a tool to balance next year. Those need the council’s own papers, read by hand, and come here next. See Hammersmith & Fulham.

sourcedBill, budget and history: government returns, checked against their own totals (11 Jun 2026)
Where every figure on this page comes from