Kenton Lane closed after nine-hour emergency incident in Harrow
Bus routes H18 and H19 diverted as police and ambulance services respond to unknown event.
Incident → evidence → outcomeMajor roads in Harrow remain closed following an emergency services incident that began late Sunday night. Kenton Lane is shut in both directions between College Hill Road and Locket Road. The disruption has been ongoing for at least nine-and-a-half hours, according to The AA.
The incident, which started around 11:30 PM on Sunday, September 20, has led to diversions for London bus routes H18 and H19. Footage shared online shows multiple roads in the vicinity of Kenton Lane have been cordoned off by emergency personnel.
Ongoing Incident Details
Kenton Lane is a residential road approximately 1.75 miles long, connecting Kenton Road to Uxbridge Road. The affected section is centrally located between Locket Road and Mountside. The Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service have been approached for comment regarding the nature of the incident.
The duration of the road closures and the ongoing police and ambulance presence indicate a significant event. Residents and commuters are advised to seek alternative routes and check for public transport updates. The exact cause and expected resolution time for the incident are not yet known.
Questions this report answers
01Which roads are closed in Harrow?
Kenton Lane in Harrow is closed in both directions between College Hill Road and Locket Road. This closure is due to an ongoing emergency services incident that began on Sunday, September 20.
02How long has the incident been ongoing?
The emergency services incident has been ongoing for at least nine-and-a-half hours. It commenced around 11:30 PM on Sunday, September 20, leading to significant disruption.
03Are there any bus diversions in place?
Yes, London bus routes H18 and H19 are currently diverted. This is a direct consequence of the road closures on Kenton Lane affecting their usual routes.
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