Access To Station
The TfL Getting Around map shows this station as having disabled access (platform 1 does not involve the use of a lift when entering/leaving the Harrow entrance).
The Harrow entrance is possibly the most convenient for those arriving or leaving by private vehicle as the Wealdstone entrance leads to the main road and the slip road is often full of booked taxis.
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