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Harrow as a whole went from around 239,100 people in 2011 to 261,300 in 2021, up 9.3 per cent against 7.7 per cent for London, and it is the 13th least densely populated of London’s 33 boroughs. Pinner’s own businesses are small and long rooted. Pinner Hill Golf Club has been a registered company since 18 June 1947, and the West House and Heath Robinson Museum Trust is registered at West House on West End Lane. The museum opened in October 2016, receives no central or local government funding, and says it costs £320,000 a year to run.

That mix matters commercially. Pinner Rotary’s Village Show fills Pinner Memorial Park for a day each September, most recently on Saturday 12 September 2026 from 11.30am to 5pm. Pinner Fair takes over Bridge Street and the High Street on a Wednesday in late May, which in 2026 was the 27th. The parish church of St John the Baptist is listed Grade II*, first listed on 21 September 1951, and the official entry dates it “largely C14 (consecrated 1321)”. People come for the fair and the timber frames, then look the shops up afterwards.

The 1336 charter is real. The unbroken run is not. Pinner Local History Society cites the actual archival source, Charter Roll (Chancery) 10 Edward the Third, m14, No.31, for a charter granted by Edward III in 1336. The same society is equally clear that nobody can show the fair has run every year since, because “the earliest reference to it so far found is a mention of it in the account book of William Bodimeade, brickmaker, for 18th May 1769”. Worth knowing too that Harrow adopted a new Local Plan on 24 March 2026, replacing the 2012 Core Strategy and the 2013 documents, so anything still calling Harrow’s plan emerging is out of date. We measure that in enquiries, not rankings screenshots.