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  • Wembley crash causing traffic delays

    Commuters are facing delays at a major junction in Wembley after a crash on a flyover. Restrictions are in place in A404 Harrow Road in both directions on the section above the A406 North Circular Road after a crash within the last hour. For

  • Stones boss keen to build on last season

    Wealdstone manager Gordon Bartlett has set his side the target of improving on their achievements from last season. The Stones enjoyed an exceptional campaign last year as they reached the semi-finals of the FA Trophy, the final of the County Cup

  • Harrow College exam results revealed

    More than 50 per cent of students at Harrow College passed with an A*-C grade in their A-levels, results released today show. The 295 teenagers studying the college in Brookshill passed 57 per cent of exams with A*-C, with an overall pass rate

  • Full early-morning Paralympic torch route revealed

    Full details of the Paralympic torch’s route through the borough – in the early hours of the morning – have been released. Harrow’s leg of the relay will begin at 3.30am on August 29 when the torch will pass from Bushey along Stanmore Hill into

  • Pinner school 'very pleased' with 100 per cent pass rate

    A Pinner independent school is celebrating after an increase of A* grades and a 100 per cent A-level pass rate. At Heathfield School for Girls in Beaulieu Drive, 13 per cent of students who opened brown envelopes this morning achieved at least one

  • Amnesty design winner

    A 14-year-old pupil from St Helen’s School in Northwood beat off competition from all across the UK to win a national design competition organised by Amnesty International (AI). As part of the human rights group’s Speak Free education programme

  • Pinner goes mad for art

    There’s art everywhere you look in Pinner this month – in shop windows, in the church hall and hopefully, soon, also in your home. Pinner Sketch Club is celebrating its 70th anniversary with not only its annual summer exhibition but also an accompanying

  • Students to find out A-level results

    Thousands of nervous teenagers will be heading to schools this morning to pick up exam results that could shape their future.  Students from Stanmore to Wembley will be collecting their A-level results, with some waiting on whether their grades