A LEFT wing MP caused a stir during a sentencing hearing at Isleworth Crown Court by writing a letter to the judge apparently trying to influence both the conviction and the sentencing of a North Wembley woman and her sister. The letter from John McDonnell
The Metropolitan Police Authority has provisionally chosen four applicants for the rank of deputy assistant commissioner. They are: Chris Allison, commander in the City of Westminster; Cressida Dick, commander, of the specialist crime directorate;
STANMORE pensioner Derek Heasman has reached the half-way mark of his epic 1,000 cycle ride to raise money for the Prince's Trust. Derek, 74, a former headmaster of Morley Crescent, is cycling between all the Royal palaces in England and Scotland and
TEN of Harrow's most historic amd interesting buildings are taking part in Open House, the annual celebration of London's architecture. This weekend, the doors to many of London's most intriguing private buildings are opened freely and to everyone.
EDGWARE Town Football Club's future hangs in the balance after developers were given the go-ahead to build flats on its White Lion ground. The club faces eviction from the grounds on the Harrow side of High Street, Edgware, and it has no idea where it
FAMILIES living in a run-down estate have had their hopes of new homes crushed by Harrow Council's development control committee. Plans for 256 new homes at the Strongbridge estate in Rayners Lane, which was ravaged by fire just before Christmas in 2002
BANK staff turned into RAF officers for the night to commemorate the Battle of Britain and raise some cash. The team from Barclays hosted the charity dinner and dance at the Battle of Britain Club last weekend to raise the money for Karers 4 Kidz, a
Ryman League Westview Cup, Round 2, Tuesday, September 12. THE ISTHMIAN League Cup, in its various guises over the years, is a competition in which Borough's record could not remotely be described as a successful one. The club's best showing was a
POLICE have found the missing kitchen knife that killed special constable Nisha Patel-Nasri, complete with DNA of the killer on it. Mrs Patel-Nasri, 29, was alone, in her night dress and carrying a torch when she was stabbed to death outside her North
HARROW has seen a massive increase in the number of teenage pregnancies in the last year. There has been 24 per cent rise in the number of girls aged under 18 in the borough who have become pregnant, according to figures for 2006 released on Tuesday.
FIVE football fans, including four vice-presidents of Harrow Borough FC, will embark on a marathon charity fundraiser later this month in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support and the club. The Borough supporters are Keith Loddy, Nigel Blake, Nick Ringham
THE charity behind plans for the country's first state-funded Hindu school has dropped Pinner Park Farm as a possible site. The move was revealed on Tuesday after strong public opposition to building of greenfield land off George V Avenue. A consultation
