Cricket stars in the making
YOUNGSTERS in the borough are learning to belt it like Kevin Pietersen and spin it like Monty Panesar thanks to a new cricket academy.
Seeing red over blue bins
FURIOUS residents have blasted the council over its claims that every home in Harrow now has a recycling blue bin.
University hit by two mystery fires
WESTMINSTER University was hit by two mysterious fires within 48 hours at the weekend.
Mast battle is resumed
A mother of two fears that a mobile phone mast near her home in north-west London could be the reason two local residents have been struck down by cancer.
Bernard rides for Africa
A HARROW pensioner has helped the fight against poverty in Africa by taking part in a sponsored bicycle ride.
Police plan new station
A NEW state-of-the-art police station will be built in the heart of Harrow within the next two years.
Postal strike hits services
POSTAL workers across the country are staging a strike today over pay, the first in over a decade.
‘It was like a tsunami’
A family thought a tsunami had struck north-west London when a burst water main flooded their home.
‘It was like a tsunami’
A SRI LANKAN family thought a tsunami had struck Queensbury when a burst water main flooded their home, transformed their garden into a swamp and turned the street into a flowing river.
Mast battle is resumed
A HATCH END mother of two fears that a mobile phone mast near her home could be the reason two local residents have been struck down by cancer.
