Harrow Lord thanks Britain for the chance given to Ugandan Asians

He said: “The tale of Ugandan Asians in Britain is one that makes me proud, particularly when I see how much the new generation of British Indians has excelled.Read

New life has out of Africa experience

TAMU Thomas loved her career in social services in Harrow. She did the job for more than 10 years and still works as an independent social worker, but her dream was always to run and own her own business.Read

Harrow lecturer who gave life but lost his own

When a senior lecturer University of Westminster Nigel Bradley, of Wellesley Road, Harrow, was diagnosed with cancer, he didn’t want people to spend money on get well soon cards.Read

'Gypsy site suggestions are absolute rubbish' - Broadfields owner

A BUSINESSMAN proposing to open Harrow’s first camping spot has branded as ‘absolute rubbish’ suggestions it will be a travellers’ site.Read

Council plans committee to debate Vaughan Schools on April 17

CONTROVERSIAL plans to rebuild a primary school to allow it to expand are to be considered by councillors.Read

Harrow's new top cop outlines objectives in keeping borough safe

HAVING six robberies over the weekend is six too many, Chief Superintendant Simon Ovens told the Observer. Read

Forum will form local Brent plan

A GROUP which wants to make its neighbourhood a better place is the first in Brent to receive a new status.Read

An extra engine while capital sees big cuts

A FIRE station could get an extra engine amid London-wide firefighting cuts intended to save £28.8million.Read

Two Harrovians vie for Asian Women of Achievement Awards

TWO successful Harrovians have been shortlisted in a series of awards recognising Asian womens’ contribution to British business, public, cultural and political life.Read

People carrier wheels in at impressive speed

PEOPLE with disabilities were thrilled to receive a new transport vehicle after 10 months of fundraising.Read

Harry Potter stuntman backs Stanmore hospital appeal

A STUNTMAN has become an ambassador of a fundraising appeal at a hospital that treated him for a spinal injury suffered in an on-set accident.Read

Politicans pay tribute to ‘prime minister’s grit’

SUPPORTERS of Margaret Thatcher have paid their respects to the first and only female Prime Minster in the UK, calling her death ‘incredibly sad’.Read

Major changes in store for housing

SOME of the biggest changes to social housing are being proposed by the council in a bid to address increasing homelessness and a lack of available homes.Read

Wembley Tube flasher given suspended jail term

A MAN who exposed himself to a fellow passenger in a ‘frightening incident’ on a Tube train has been spared jail.Read

Former policeman guilty of tampering with CCTV evidence

A FORMER Harrow police officer was convicted and sentenced for perverting the course of justice by wiping crucial CCTV footage of an assault.Read

Duo jailed for running 'substantial' cannabis factory

TWO men were jailed for operating a cannabis factory which produced an almost ‘industrial’ quantity of the class-B drug.Read

Three arrested after police halt suspected sham wedding

AN ALLEGED sham wedding was halted by police officers minutes before the ceremony was due to take place.Read

Firefighter's Taser arrest probe to be reviewed by IPCC

A SOLICITOR for an off-duty firefighter who was shot with a stun gun and handcuffed said independent investigators had ‘no confidence’ in an internal police probe of the arrest.Read

Thatcher evoked spirit of Churchill on visit to Harrow

PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher's visits to Harrow have been remembered, following her death at 87 this morning (Monday).Read

Woman dies in outbuilding fire

A woman in her 50s died on Sunday night after she was rescued from a fire in Manor Road, Kingsbury.Read