Harrow Police are inviting people to a briefing on their performance on December 11. The police are working with The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime to hold the meeting at Harrow Civic Centre, in Station Road, at 7pm on December 11. At
A group of 33 volunteers from the National Citizen Service helped paint a house for homeless young people on Saturday. The volunteers painted the hallway of the Harrow house, which acts as a home for six people between the ages of 18 and 24.
More than 200 people attended a Christmas party held by the Harrow Asian Deaf Club on Saturday. The club welcomed 210 people to their annual party held at the Bentley Day Centre, in Uxbridge Road. Guests included HADC ambassador and Olympic
Harrow Asian Deaf Club has won an award for the work it does to make local services more accessible to deaf people. The club, which is based in the Bentley Day Centre, in Uxbridge Road, was told yesterday that it had won Breakthrough’s Independent
Harrow Community Radio is to hold its first ever fundraising gig on December 13. The fundraiser will take place from 7pm at the Trinity Bar, in Station Road, Harrow. All money raised will go towards helping the station in its quest to support
Harrow Police are warning people about a computer scam which impersonates the Metropolitan Police’s e-Crime Unit. In the past two days, Harrow Police have had two reports of people being targeted by this scam and police have received 1,100 reports
A 38-year-old from Harrow has been charged with money laundering offences. Mayuran Kuhathasan, of Minehead Road, was arrested by Border Force Officers during raids on Friday morning. He was charged with conspiracy to conceal, disguise, convert
A 32-year-old has been jailed for ten years after being found guilty of robbery. Mark Sanclemente, of Ellerslie Road, White City, was found guilty of robbery on Friday after a two week trial at Harrow Crown Court. The sentence relates to a
Protestors marking the International Day of Disabled People took the opportunity to hit out at Government cuts yesterday. The Harrow Association of Disabled People invited the public to join them on its march, saying disabled people are being hit
