Teenager wins national dancing competition

A DEDICATED dancer has won a national dancing competition, and is 'overwhelmed' to be taking home a £250,0000 cash prize.Read

Guests evacuated as fire rips through hotel

GUESTS were evacuated from a hotel in Wembley on Sunday night.Read

Harrow goes crazy for the Harlem Shake

 A SPATE of Harrow Harlem Shakers have emerged on YouTube after the internet meme went viral last month.Read

Harrow dancer through to top 10 in Got to Dance

A TALENTED dancer has made it through to the final ten of national dancing competition, Got To Dance.Read

Special planning meeting to decide RNOH's £98m rebuild

A SPECIAL planning meeting is to be held to discuss the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital's rebuild plans.Read

Caravan park plan is 'ridiculous idea' says neighbour

PUSHING ahead with plans to establish Harrow's first caravan and camp site is a "ridiculous idea", one neighbour has said.Read

What's inside your Observer this week

IN THIS week's Observer you can read about the changes to residential and respite services proposed that are concerning the relatives of people with learning disabilities.Read

Family-of-five unhappy over replacement for crushed extra large bin

A FAMILY of five whose extra large rubbish bin was accidentally crushed by a council dustcart are ‘peeved’ they are only being offered a smaller substitute.Read

Most Harrow pupils get school of their choice

NEARLY all students have been offered a place at one of their top three choices of secondary schools.Read

Special tribute to women

A CENTRE which provides women with advice and support in a safe environment hosted a celebration for International Women’s Day.Read

Support needed for food bank

Churches have been working with the Trussell Trust, voluntary organisations, Harrow Council and Harrow Citizens’ Advice Bureau to set up a much-needed food bank in the borough.Read

The secret of Newton Farm School's success

Youngsters at the top school in the country, in South Harrow, do not follow the usual rules for learning. Chief reporter IAN PROCTOR sees what makes it so popular and academically successfulRead

Mothers Against Gangs steer youngsters away from crime

THE police breaking down the front door to carry out a raid on their family home was the first alarming moment one mother knew her teenage son had got into trouble.Read

Late starter realises his dream in a tough world

THREE years of acting evening classes appear to be paying off for Sagar Radia, who is finally making it in a tough industry with roles in award-winning BBC dramas and now in an acclaimed theatre production.Read

Kenton girl, 14, to sing in regional final of Teen Star

A TEENAGE girl with a passion for musical theatre is to star in the regional final of a singing competition.Read

Building a lifelong love of reading

Children at Whitefriars School in Harrow wore costumes to mark the end of a week of workshops, book swaps and live streams from authors on the internet.Read

Shoppers give ‘divi’ to good cause

Shoppers have helped the community by donating their bonus payments to a good causes fund.Read

Police seek help in finding trio

POLICE in Harrow are asking for help in tracing a convicted burglar and two assault suspects.Read

The Who at arena

WEMBLEY: The Who will finish their Quadrophenia and More tour with a special show in aid of the Double O charity at Wembley Arena on Monday, July 8.Read

Locals carry on the fight to save pub

CAMPAIGNERS are continuing to fight against developers’ plans to demolish a thriving local.Read