North-west London
Meet new people in Harrow
Harrow sits on London's north-west edge: a historic hilltop village, a busy town centre, and green space that stretches out towards the countryside around Stanmore and Pinner. It's a place lots of people grow up in, move back to or settle in, and building a local circle can still take a while.
PingMee makes that quicker. Post a status saying what you're up for (a walk on Stanmore Common, a coffee in Pinner, the view from Harrow on the Hill), see who's around right now, and send them a ping. If they ping back, a private chat opens for the two of you. It's for new friends, relationships and networking, and it's free.
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How PingMee works in Harrow
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Post a status
Say what you're up for: "Walk on Stanmore Common this weekend?"
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See who's nearby
People around you, within the distance you choose.
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Send a ping
If they ping back, a private chat opens for the two of you.
Neighbourhoods in Harrow
Harrow town centre
The borough's main shopping area, close to the station, with two shopping centres and plenty of places to eat.
St George's Shopping Centre · St Ann's Shopping Centre · Station Road
Harrow on the Hill
A historic village on a steep hill, with old buildings, the famous school and views across London from the top.
Harrow on the Hill High Street · Harrow School
Wealdstone
A practical, busy part of the borough with a big leisure centre and a historic manor house nearby.
Wealdstone High Street · Harrow Leisure Centre · Headstone Manor & Museum
Pinner
A pretty village high street with old timber buildings, cafés and a lovely park with its own museum.
Pinner High Street · Pinner Memorial Park · Heath Robinson Museum
Stanmore
The borough's green north: commons, a country park and a museum in a historic house.
Stanmore Common · Stanmore Country Park · Bentley Priory Museum
Rayners Lane
A neighbourhood built around its Art Deco station, with a parade of shops and restaurants.
Rayners Lane station · Alexandra Avenue
South Harrow
A busy local high street at the foot of the hill, with lots of places to eat.
Northolt Road · South Harrow station
Kenton
A long, varied high street on the Harrow–Brent border with food from all over the world.
Kenton Road · Kenton station
Good places to meet people in Harrow
Pinner Memorial Park
Stanmore Common
Harrow on the Hill
Headstone Manor & Museum
Bentley Priory Museum
Harrow Arts Centre
Regular things on
Classes and shows at Harrow Arts Centre
Exhibitions at Headstone Manor & Museum
Classes at Harrow Leisure Centre
Your privacy, by design
- Nobody sees your exact location: only an approximate distance.
- Nothing private opens up until you both accept each other.
- You choose whether you appear to people nearby, and you can block or report anyone.
More in our privacy policy.
Questions about meeting people in Harrow
Where can I meet new people in Harrow without going to a bar?
Pinner Memorial Park, Stanmore Common, Harrow on the Hill and Headstone Manor all work well: public and free. On PingMee you can post a status like 'Coffee in Pinner this afternoon?' and see who nearby is up for it.
Which parts of Harrow does PingMee cover?
All of it: Harrow town centre, Harrow on the Hill, Wealdstone, Pinner, Stanmore, Rayners Lane, South Harrow, Kenton and everywhere in between. PingMee shows people within the distance you choose, so you can stay hyper-local or widen it.
Can I use PingMee for networking in Harrow?
Yes. Choose networking as something you're open to, and you'll see people nearby who are looking for the same: useful if you work locally or from home and want to meet people in your field.
Can people on PingMee see exactly where I am?
No. Nobody sees your exact location. PingMee only ever shows an approximate distance, and nothing private opens up until you both accept each other.
Is PingMee a dating app?
No. PingMee is for meeting people nearby, whatever you're looking for: new friends, a relationship or networking. You choose what you're open to.
Is PingMee free?
Yes. PingMee is free on iPhone and Android, with no subscription.
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