Harrow Crown Court

Harrow Crown Court is a courthouse in London that handles serious criminal cases and legal appeals. It contains multiple courtrooms, administrative offices, and support facilities designed to manage the flow of cases through the justice system.

The court was established as part of the English criminal justice system to handle serious cases in the London region. Its development reflects the broader evolution of how Britain's courts have adapted to serve public needs over the years.

The court represents the working heart of the English legal system, where the community encounters justice through the formal rituals and traditions of criminal trials. Visitors witness the structured proceedings that define how disputes and serious cases are resolved in everyday practice.

The building is open on weekdays and offers parking facilities and accessible routes for visitors with mobility needs. Multiple language support services are available to help those attending court proceedings understand what is happening.

The court uses video conferencing systems to allow witnesses and lawyers to participate in proceedings from remote locations. This technology helps the court operate more flexibly while maintaining the standards of traditional criminal trials.

Location: London

GPS coordinates: 51.59390,-0.33990

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40