A MAN accused of a murder in Kingsbury faces a trial at the Old Bailey. Omar Parada-Blanco, 31, of Villiers Road, Willesden, was remanded in custody today (Friday, January 11) after appearing before Brent magistrates. He is accused of the murder of
A PINNER road described as dangerous by a councillor will not have yellow lines put in until 2009. Cars parked at the railway bridge at the junction of West End Lane and High View create a blind spot for drivers but the council does not have enough money
TRAINS are delayed on the Jubilee line after a passenger illness. London Underground services in both directions have been affected, after the passenger was taken ill at Wembley Park station. For full traffic and travel information, clink on the link
A REPORT claiming crime has increased on London's buses has been labelled "misleading" by Transport for London. The figures, released today by the London Assembly, show incidents of crime on the capital's buses are higher than two years ago. But TfL
A MAN is due in court this morning charged with the murder of a Kingsbury man. Omar Parada-Blanco, 31, of Villiers Road, Willesden, is due to appear before Brent magistrates, charged with the murder of Enrique Parada-Castro. Mr Parada-Castro, 58, of
CRIME rates on London's buses are higher than two years ago despite efforts by councils and police forces a report to the London Assembly has revealed. And one of the worst routes in the capital is the number 18, which runs through Sudbury and Wembley
