Living in a flat just down the street, it definitely made me feel pretty safe. How the northen part…read moreof this neighborhood is totally quiet. As you move away down Edgware Rd, it gets a huge bustle from the ethnic population density. As we know, the more people, the more things happen, so Im glad the police presence was always here to keep order

I mean, c'mon, it's a police station - these guys are here to help you or someone you know. This…read morestation is all about community safety, which means if you are a victim or have witnessed events of violence or attacks, these guys will look after you.

I would really like to thank all the officers working at this Police Station in South Harrow. Every…read moretime I have called or spoken to a member of the team they have been so lovely. They have taken my case with the up most respect. I would like to personally thank all the officers who took on my case. Mainly Richard Mottran. (I hope I spelt the name correct :/ ). Who helped me and I felt safe. THANK YOU!!!!! I would recommend this station to anyone I know. I respect all officers as they put their life on the line to save people like us. I also believe they don't get appreciated enough.

With a pub adjoining this police station, I'm humoured to know that they must feel in safe hands…read morewith security at such close quarters. I've ocassionally seen police cars wisking a caught bunny away through the back doors. Its all a bit dramatic passing by the quarters. With Angel Islington close by I'm sure these folks have a busy schedule.

Horrible service! After weeks of calling them with help over…read morea theft. I took it upon myself to do ALL the leg work and find ALL the information they should have gathered themselves. Even after finidng everything that's needed on my own and handing everything to them they PROMISED to get back in touch with me within two weeks.. and well what do you think they did? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Horrible, horrible service. They don't even sound sympathetic over the phone. They feed you lies of apparent work they did (which they of course haven't done), and won't even cooperate when I gave them every single detail needed for them to finalize their search. Rubbish.

acab…read more sorry not sorry here's me just adding words so that the review won't be too short x

To be honest (and I hope i'm not arrested for saying it) this building is a bit of a dilapidated…read moredump. Built in the 70s of grey concrete & opened by the Duke of Edinburgh it hasn't aged well.

The new Scotland Yard building is worth visiting, though being a tourist, I think one can see it…read morefrom the outside only. The old Scotland Yard building is close by too, it's at a walkable distance. The night view of both the buildings is pretty, with all lights on especially the ever rotating "New Scotland Yard" signage. I have done both the places during the day aswell in the evening, during my different trips, I liked both the experiences. It maybe be a worth remembering landmark experience for some during their London trip, so do give it a try if you have the time during your trip.

so these are Bitish police, not Scottis Police (this is 'I was xx years old when I learned this…read morestuff) and there is an interesting story why is Scotland Yard called Scotland Yard when it's based in London - not Scotland? The original address of the Metropolitan Police headquarters was 4, Whitehall Place. The rear of the building opened onto a courtyard called Scotland Yard, from which the headquarters took its name The Scotland Yard entrance became the public entrance, and over time "Scotland Yard" came to be used not only as the common name of the headquarters building but also as a metonym for the Metropolitan Police Service The Metropolitan Police Service is responsible for law enforcement within Greater London, excluding the square mile of the City of London, which is covered by the City of London Police.

Anyone remember this classic comedy movie: National Lampoon European Vacation:…read morehttps://youtu.be/iAgX6qlJEMc Well I was caught in a similar loop after picking up the rental car from LHR last month! The directions to get out of the airport were very difficult to follow and I kept ending up going around and around the airport. Finally I pulled over to a service road where there were BMW X5 marked as police cars parked and I asked a police officer with SWAT / HRT type gear about getting onto the M4 to London. He noticed we were not communicating (American English is different than British English)... So after some exasperating conversation, he said "please follow me and when I turn on the blue lights on the car, you go right and I will go left, that will take you to the M4". Off we go on a police escort and just as he promised, flashed blue lights for me to head out of the airport. Then he waves us happy motoring. What service the British police do for lost travelers! 5 stars for these wonderful folks !

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