What would draw a princess away from the glamour of central London to the heart of Harrow? You might be surprised to hear that in the vibrant autumn of 1987, none other than Princess Diana did just that. She graced The Harrow with her presence, officially opening the new St. Anns shopping centre. Crowds gathered, eager to catch a glimpse of the People’s Princess. The atmosphere was electric, a testament to Diana’s enduring charm. This event, however, wasn’t just about royalty and ribbon-cuttings. It marked a pivotal moment in The Harrow’s constant evolution. The newly opened shopping centre stood on ground that once housed Heathfield School for Girls before its relocation to Pinner in 1982. The Harrow, you see, has always been a place of transformation and growth, mirroring the dynamic spirit of London itself.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to