Harwell's remaining public house, The Hart of Harwell, is at the junction of High Street and Burr Street.

The village has two shops: a butcher and a combined newsagent and off licence.

The village has clubs and societies including The Harwellian Club, a Scout troop, a tennis club, a horticultural society, Harwell Feast Committee, Harwell Rugby Club, football clubs, and others.

Harwell Feast is a celebration held on the Monday of the Late May Bank Holiday each year.
The celebrations include a parade of decorated floats and people through the village.
The recreation ground hosts fund-raising stalls and displays including sheepdog handling and historic cars.
Either a cow or two pigs are roasted for the feast.
Harwell's remaining public house, The Hart of Harwell, is at the junction of High Street and Burr Street.
The village has two shops: a butcher and a combined newsagent and off licence.
The village has clubs and societies including The Harwellian Club, a Scout troop, a tennis club, a horticultural society, Harwell Feast Committee, Harwell Rugby Club, football clubs, and others.
Harwell Feast is a celebration held on the Monday of the Late May Bank Holiday each year. The celebrations include a parade of decorated floats and people through the village. The recreation ground hosts fund-raising stalls and displays including sheepdog handling and historic cars. Either a cow or two pigs are roasted for the feast.
Harwell, Oxfordshire