Big turn out to quiz London's top cop

MORE than 160 residents turned up to question the capital's top police officer last week as he came to Harrow to talk about his vision for policing.Read

£3,000 being offered to local charities

Your community group could secure thousands of pounds to transform its future.Read

Brent CAB's heating fund to continue

A WINTER Warmth Fund will run in Brent again this year, aiming to reduce the number of people who die in the borough each year due to cold weather.Read

Former wanted burglar found dead near railway line

POLICE are investigating whether a convicted burglar found dead near a railway line had been trying to steal cable.Read

Enjoy bird-spotting for RSPB annual survey

FAMILIES can turn twitchers for a weekend to help study our feathered friends.Read

Harrow's jobless to be given work experience boost by new social enterrpise

JOB seekers will be able to undertake work experience and courses when a social enterprise launches in Harrow next month.Read

Disabled children from Harrow go to Lord Mayor of London's fancy dress party

TWO disabled children got dressed up to accompany the Mayoress of Harrow to the Lord Mayor’s Children’s Fancy Dress Party.Read

Wine bar in Pinner to extend licence

NEIGHBOURS have objected to an application to extend the alcohol licence of a wine bar said to be a ‘blight on Pinner’.Read

Submissions needed for quirky bus stop art project

AN ART project is offering passengers the opportunity to display their work on top of bus stops.Read

New deputy borough commissioner to be unveiled at public meeting

HARROW’s new deputy borough commander will be introduced at the next annual general meeting of the Harrow Police and Community Consultative Group.Read

Edgware site could become flats and medical centre

AN UNDERUSED commercial site in Edgware could be given a fresh lease of life as a block of flats and GP surgery.Read

Harrow campaigner and the battle for equality

A CAMPAIGNER is trying to help a controversial bill through Parliament because she believes it would encourage greater equality for Muslim women.Read

Hardworking great-grandmother turned 100 on New Year's Day

A ‘HARDWORKING’ great-grandmother and widow of a coffee baron celebrated her 100th birthday on New Year’s Day.Read

Bikers required for St Luke's cycle challenge in May

FUNDRAISERS are urged to use two wheels to support St Luke’s Hospice.Read

Flooded residents left out in the cold

FIVE families in Harrow Weald have been left distraught and temporarily homeless by a burst water main which flooded their properties.Read

New aviary after local outrage

A BIRD aviary in Pinner has been revamped by the council following a successful campaign by nature lovers.Read

Brent leaders welcome HS2 approval

Community leaders and rail campaigners in Brent have welcomed approval of the High Speed Two rail link.Read

Man stabbed in the neck in Harlesden club

POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a New Year’s Day stabbing.Read

Paan spitting still a serious issue in Sudbury

A CAMPAIGN to curb paan spitting in Sudbury has not improved the issue since it was started, an organiser has claimed.Read

Teens jailed for shooting footballer

A GANG of teenagers have been jailed for a total of 37 years for shooting a footballer at a Tube station and leaving him for dead in a ‘wicked act of violence’.Read

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