We will lobby council against caravan park

AS OWNER of the property in Barmor Close, I read your story about the owners of the Sports Ground’s intentions for a temporary caravan park for the Olympic Games.Read

Fears of increased rubbish and traffic in caravan park

I READ your piece in this week’s Harrow Observer (February 2) about the proposal byRead

We will block this 'ridiculous request'

FURTHER to your newspaper article with details of Harrow Community Sport’s wish to turn Broadfields into a campsite - this request is just stunning.Read

We demand caravan proposals are turned down

BROADFIELD Country Club originally started off as a proposal for five touring caravans and now it has escalated to 75.Read

Caravan plans back on the table

REGARDING the article in the Observer of February 2 about Broadfields Country Club, in October 2011 residents became aware of an application to the Camping and Caravanning Club for a small campsite with a maximum of five caravans or motor homes.Read

Risk of another Dale Farm scenario

WE ARE appalled at the prospect of a caravan park in the grounds of Broadlands County Club in Headstone Lane.Read

Keep this land in its current form

I LIVE in Headstone Lane and back right on to Broadfields Country Club.Read

Caravan site 'not a viable way forward'

MY THOUGHTS on the proposed development at Broadfields Country Club, Headstone Lane are that Headstone Lane is a heavily used road with blind bends, on which three schools are situated.Read

Let schools and clubs use grounds

On February 2, to our dismay we read about the proposed site for 75 caravans in Broadfields Country Club.Read

Deeply concerned about campsite plans

AS REGARDS the plans for a campsite at Broadfields Country Club, I am deeply concerned.Read

Cats use my garden as a toilet

MY FLAT has a very small garden which I was very pleased to take on in 2010. When I moved into this flat I had dreams of doing it up and turning it into a beautiful garden that I could be proud of.Read

Kodak sites presents real opportunity

THE redevelopment of the Kodak site in Wealdstone offers a real opportunity to create jobs, improve community facilities and build more affordable homes.Read

Letters: Meals cuts will hit lifeline for elderly

REGARDING Meals on Wheels ('Give us a couple of quid to help out with services', Observer, June 16).Read

Letters: Social care will not benefit by £2.1m

I HAVE discovered that Harrow Council's cabinet, at a meeting last Wednesday, approved the acceptance of £2.1million from the Primary Care Trust (NHS Harrow) into the adult social care budget and, at the same time, approved the transfer of the same sum from the adult social care budget to the 'transformation and priority initiatives fund'.Read

Letters: Prize that missed a positive trick

AFTER seeing Harrow Council has spent £3,000 making over a privately owned premises in North Harrow ('Bid to entice traders with mock florists', Observer, June 23), I rang a couple of departments at the council to find out why they hadn't employed the services of the local printers to do some of the work.Read

Letters: Police contract never existed

HARROW Council remains totally committed to supporting the police and ensuring our borough remains one of London's safest ('Coming clean on crime statistics', Observer Letters, June 16).Read

Letters: Time for genesis to come clean

THE TV news crews flocked to North Harrow to report the story that a fake florists had 'opened' in the borough's most run-down shopping centre where more than 23 per cent of shops are empty.Read

Letters: Council must earn its keep

I AM happy that services will be cut in my borough in the knowledge that savings are being made. All that matters to me is the huge monthly bill I pay for council tax.Read

Letters: Cross about consultation

I AM deeply disturbed at the way Labour councillors are carrying out the current school crossings consultation.Read

Letters: Keep libraries, not mayors

AS ONE of the library cuts protesters who allegedly 'stunned' councillors at the Mayor Making ceremony last week, I wish to make it absolutely clear that the protest was a bona fide means of continuing to bring to the public attention the decision of the current administration to close six out of 12 of the borough's libraries - and highlight the fact that, despite the need for such desperate cuts that we lose our library spaces, a ceremonial post such as the mayor's can continue apparently unaffected.Read

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